rubidium

The 37th element of the periodic table. A reactive alkali metal. Most of its applications relate to its high electropositivity. A rubidium geode featured in…

krypton

The 36th element of the periodic table. A noble gas that glows white when ionized. Used in lights and lasers. Two shuttles from Kirk's Enterprise,…

bromine

The 35th element of the periodic table. A reactive halogen, liquid at room temperature. The planet Persephone III, visited by Pike's Enterprise, had trace amounts…

Selenium

The 34th element of the periodic table. Toxic to humans in small doses, but necessary for human life as a trace element. Cobalt diselenide is…

pick/pickaxe

A tool used for breaking up rocks and dirt, with a wooden handle and a curved, pointed metal head.

affix

morpheme that is attached to a word stem to form a new word or word form. There's {moHaq} 'prefix', and {mojaq} 'suffix', but no word…

perfume, cologne

A fragrance worn by people; applied to their skin to smell attractive: Do Klingon perfumes knock humans out when they get a whiff of them?

channel, station

A frequency on media such as TV, radio, YouTube, etc. to which one can turn to access content at any one time: High School Musical…

channel

Such as gates and channels on chips. A watercourse. Beyond the concepts of He and taw.