| rdfs:comment | - Electromagnetic storms can be found the atmosphere of a planet (for example, Galorndon Core and Melona IV) or a moon (for example, Mab-Bu VI). (TNG: "The Enemy" , "Silicon Avatar" , "Power Play" ) It is possible, albeit rare, for sentient consciousness to be maintained in the magnetic patterns of electromagnetic storms. In the 19th century, a group of criminals from Ux-Mal, exiled to a moon of Mab-Bu VI, had their consciousnesses separated from their bodies. These consciousnesses lived in the storm for five centuries, surfacing twice to take over the bodies of Federation starships: the USS Essex in 2167, and the USS Enterprise-D in 2368. (TNG: "Power Play" )
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| abstract | - Electromagnetic storms can be found the atmosphere of a planet (for example, Galorndon Core and Melona IV) or a moon (for example, Mab-Bu VI). (TNG: "The Enemy" , "Silicon Avatar" , "Power Play" ) It is possible, albeit rare, for sentient consciousness to be maintained in the magnetic patterns of electromagnetic storms. In the 19th century, a group of criminals from Ux-Mal, exiled to a moon of Mab-Bu VI, had their consciousnesses separated from their bodies. These consciousnesses lived in the storm for five centuries, surfacing twice to take over the bodies of Federation starships: the USS Essex in 2167, and the USS Enterprise-D in 2368. (TNG: "Power Play" )
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