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- A memory bank was a piece of computer hardware that stored information. Chavo got the Robot drunk by pouring tequila into its memory banks. ("Castles in Space")
- The memory bank is a location in Submachine: Future Loop Foundation.
- A memory bank was any device intended for holding information over an extended period. While the term implied only computer-based devices, it technically included hard copies, cave drawings, and others. Physical sizes of memory banks ranged from a hand-held data module measuring as little as a half-inch, to massive constructs the size of buildings, with data capacity ranging accordingly. In 2286, prior to leaving Vulcan, Hikaru Sulu informed James T. Kirk that the HMS Bounty's computer was connected to the Federation memory bank. (Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home)
- The Memory Bank was a machine that was constructed by the advanced science of the Guardians of the Universe and was considered their proudest accomplishment. It was compared to primitive telescopes that were only able to observe events on far off planets a few years ago whereas this device was able to witness such events as they were occurring. This was through a special process whereby it stored data and information from the brain following death by way of a mental post mortem. The procedure to do so was applied to the Fallen Lanterns of the Green Lantern Corps after they died during their duty. Such Green Lanterns were often transported to Oa where they were buried at the Crypts of the Green Lantern Corps but before doing so; their last moments were recorded by the Memory Banks. In addit
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- The Memory Bank was a machine that was constructed by the advanced science of the Guardians of the Universe and was considered their proudest accomplishment. It was compared to primitive telescopes that were only able to observe events on far off planets a few years ago whereas this device was able to witness such events as they were occurring. This was through a special process whereby it stored data and information from the brain following death by way of a mental post mortem. The procedure to do so was applied to the Fallen Lanterns of the Green Lantern Corps after they died during their duty. Such Green Lanterns were often transported to Oa where they were buried at the Crypts of the Green Lantern Corps but before doing so; their last moments were recorded by the Memory Banks. In addition, these machines were able to compose different possible futures by basing them on alternate postulates of events.
- A memory bank was a piece of computer hardware that stored information. Chavo got the Robot drunk by pouring tequila into its memory banks. ("Castles in Space")
- The memory bank is a location in Submachine: Future Loop Foundation.
- A memory bank was any device intended for holding information over an extended period. While the term implied only computer-based devices, it technically included hard copies, cave drawings, and others. Physical sizes of memory banks ranged from a hand-held data module measuring as little as a half-inch, to massive constructs the size of buildings, with data capacity ranging accordingly. Disaster recorders of Earth starships were equipped with both microtapes and memory banks. The banks acted as a backup if the tapes were destroyed. In 2265, Lieutenant Commander Spock recovered data about the fate of the SS Valiant from these banks after it had been determined that the tapes were burned out. (TOS: "Where No Man Has Gone Before" ) The memory banks of the alien probe Tan Ru were transferred and merged with those remaining in the Earth probe Nomad when the two spacecraft met in deep space. This created a probe with the unintended directive to "seek out and sterilize new life," with Nomad as the body and predominant voice during their co-existence. (TOS: "The Changeling" ) In 2286, prior to leaving Vulcan, Hikaru Sulu informed James T. Kirk that the HMS Bounty's computer was connected to the Federation memory bank. (Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home)
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