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| rdfs:label | - Theoretical Propulsion Group
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| rdfs:comment | - The Theoretical Propulsion Group was an advanced engineering group working with the Galaxy Class Starship Development Project in drafting room 5, part of Mars Station at the Utopia Planitia Fleet Yards, in the 24th century. The TPG had extensive design input on the engines of the Galaxy-class starship, in particular the matter-antimatter reaction assembly. Leah Brahms, who worked on the project during the design of the Galaxy-class as a junior member, was the team leader of the project in 2366 and 2367. (TNG: "Booby Trap" , "Galaxy's Child" )
- The Theoretical Propulsion Group was a scientific body that existed within the United Federation of Planets. Based at Utopia Planitia on Mars, the TPG was responsible for developing the warp drive systems of Starfleet's Galaxy- and Nebula-class starships. (TNG episode: "Booby Trap") Leah Brahms was a member of this group, with Mikel Gordanez as her superior. (TNG novel: The Genesis Wave, Book One)
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| abstract | - The Theoretical Propulsion Group was an advanced engineering group working with the Galaxy Class Starship Development Project in drafting room 5, part of Mars Station at the Utopia Planitia Fleet Yards, in the 24th century. The TPG had extensive design input on the engines of the Galaxy-class starship, in particular the matter-antimatter reaction assembly. Leah Brahms, who worked on the project during the design of the Galaxy-class as a junior member, was the team leader of the project in 2366 and 2367. (TNG: "Booby Trap" , "Galaxy's Child" )
- The Theoretical Propulsion Group was a scientific body that existed within the United Federation of Planets. Based at Utopia Planitia on Mars, the TPG was responsible for developing the warp drive systems of Starfleet's Galaxy- and Nebula-class starships. (TNG episode: "Booby Trap") Leah Brahms was a member of this group, with Mikel Gordanez as her superior. (TNG novel: The Genesis Wave, Book One) In 2369, the Theoretical Propulsion Group studied a sample of Dreman dilithium from Drema IV, and determined that adjustments to standard warp drive technology would be necessary to make optimal use of this new variety of dilithium. (SCE eBook: Progress)
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