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'''M-rays''' are a form of [[radiation]] that can be used to negate areas in [[force field]]s.
In [[2267]], the self-proclaimed [[god]] [[Apollo]] surrounded the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}} with a force field contrived to resemble an enormous hand. This field blocked [[communications]], [[transporter]]s, and [[weapon]]s fire. It was too powerful for the [[starship|ship]] to pull free from; the [[tractor beam]] proved equally ineffective. Ultimately, [[Spock]] directed the [[nuclear electronics lab]] to work on a plan to generate strong pinpoint charges of M-rays, on selected wave lengths, powered by the combined output of all the ships engines. The plan was successful and by shooting through the resulting holes in the field, Spock was able to destroy [[Apollo's temple]], the source of his power, and free the ship.
In [[2268category:science]], a [[Melkotian]] [[Melkotian buoy|buoy]] [[Auto-destruct|self-destructed]] by emiting m-rays of highly unstable nature in energy output levels beyond the capability of the ''Enterprise''{{'}}s [[sensor]]s to measure. [[Captain]] [[James T. Kirk|Kirk]] initially assumed the M-ray emissions to be preparations for an attack.
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'''M-rays''' are a form of [[radiation]] that can be used to negate areas in [[force field]]s. ===Historical Encounters:===*In [[2267]], a self-proclaimed god surrounded the {{Update USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}} with a force field made to resemble an enormous hand. This field blocked [[communications]], [[transporter]]s, and [[weapon]]s fire. <br>Scienceofficers generated strong charges of M-rays, on selected wave lengths, to break the field. By shooting through the resulting holes in the field, they were able to destroy the source of the being's power, thus freeing the ship. *In [[2268]], a [[Melkotian]] buoy self-destructed by emitting M-rays of a highly unstable nature, in energy output levels beyond the capability of the ''Enterprise''{{'}}s [[sensor]]s to measure. <br>([[Captain]] [[James T. Kirk|Kirk]] initially assumed the M-ray emissions to be preparations for an attack.)
