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| rdfs:comment | - In 2267, Commander Krell reassured his men they would look back on the sedate world of Neural with pride from palaces once they had conquered it and mined its rich mineral wealth to the core. (TOS comic: "The Order of Things") One of the Dax symbiont's hosts was involved in operations working with Hortas to mine planetary cores. (DS9 novel: Devil in the Sky)
- A planetary core or simply core is the innermost layer at the center of a planet or an asteroid. In the same way that a stellar core was the center of a star. M-class planets had a nickel-iron core.(TNG: "Clues" ) In 2258 of an alternate reality, Nero used a mining drill on the Narada to dig to the core of Vulcan. He then put red matter into the core of Vulcan creating a black hole and destroying the planet. (Star Trek) The planet Terra 10 had a molten core surrounded by a mantle and crust that was entirely crystalline. (TAS: "The Terratin Incident")
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| abstract | - In 2267, Commander Krell reassured his men they would look back on the sedate world of Neural with pride from palaces once they had conquered it and mined its rich mineral wealth to the core. (TOS comic: "The Order of Things") One of the Dax symbiont's hosts was involved in operations working with Hortas to mine planetary cores. (DS9 novel: Devil in the Sky)
- A planetary core or simply core is the innermost layer at the center of a planet or an asteroid. In the same way that a stellar core was the center of a star. M-class planets had a nickel-iron core.(TNG: "Clues" ) In 2258 of an alternate reality, Nero used a mining drill on the Narada to dig to the core of Vulcan. He then put red matter into the core of Vulcan creating a black hole and destroying the planet. (Star Trek) The planet Terra 10 had a molten core surrounded by a mantle and crust that was entirely crystalline. (TAS: "The Terratin Incident") The gas giant Tethys III had a frozen helium core. (TNG: "Clues" ) In 2368, an asteroid which threatened Tessen III with planetwide destruction had a core of nitrium and chrondite. (TNG: "Cost of Living" ) The moon Jeraddo around Bajor had a molten core, and in 2369, there were plans to transfer energy from this core, forcing the evacuation of the residents. (DS9: "Progress")
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