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| rdfs:comment | - However, they could no longer tolerate their natural environment. In this sense, it was the opposite of terraforming. (VOY: "Demon") In 2269, Kirk and Spock also experienced a type of bioforming on Argo, rendering them unable to breathe out of water. (TAS: "The Ambergris Element") In 2374, Silver Blood copies Tom Paris and Harry Kim were diagnosed by The Doctor as having been bioformed on a class Y planet in the Vaskan sector of the Delta Quadrant. (VOY: "Demon")
- Bioforming is the opposite conception to terraforming. While terraforming requires the transformation of a celestial body (planet or moon) into a place where humans and other Earth-like life forms can exist, bioforming requires to transform us and other Earth-like bioforms into something that can survive on an untransformed planet. An intermediary concept is terrabioforming.
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| abstract | - However, they could no longer tolerate their natural environment. In this sense, it was the opposite of terraforming. (VOY: "Demon") In 2269, Kirk and Spock also experienced a type of bioforming on Argo, rendering them unable to breathe out of water. (TAS: "The Ambergris Element") In 2374, Silver Blood copies Tom Paris and Harry Kim were diagnosed by The Doctor as having been bioformed on a class Y planet in the Vaskan sector of the Delta Quadrant. (VOY: "Demon")
- Bioforming is the opposite conception to terraforming. While terraforming requires the transformation of a celestial body (planet or moon) into a place where humans and other Earth-like life forms can exist, bioforming requires to transform us and other Earth-like bioforms into something that can survive on an untransformed planet. An intermediary concept is terrabioforming.
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