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The '''chronometric radiation interspacial transporter brace''' is a tool used by travelers from the [[Temporal Integrity Commission]] to travel through time. The brace utilizes two primary components - chronometric radiation injections and a site-to-site transporter, capable only of temporal coordinates.
The '''chronometric radiation interspacial transporter brace''' is a tool used by travelers from the [[Temporal Integrity Commission]] to travel through time. The brace utilizes two primary components - chronometric radiation injections and a site-to-site transporter, capable only of temporal coordinates.


The CRI brace was created by the Temporal Integrity Commission when the [[Guardian of Forever]] fails to respond when asked to send their travelers back to the past for repeated adjustments. By harvesting chronometric particles, they found that controlled transporter bursts into time periods with delta-irradiated beacons (taken from prematurely ended [[MST project]]) allowed for the use of time travel. Beacons would be placed in as many decades as possible.
The CRI brace was created by the Temporal Integrity Commission when the [[Guardian of Forever]] fails to respond when asked to send their travelers back to the past for repeated temporal adjustments. By harvesting chronometric particles, they found that controlled transporter bursts into time periods with delta-irradiated beacons (taken from prematurely ended [[MST project]]) allowed for the use of time travel. Beacons would be placed in as many decades as possible.


As discovered by [[Starfleet]] scientists and medical personnel, continued use to the CRI brace can be devastating to the traveler, existing conditions that initially did not seem life-threatening deteriorate to the point of being no longer treatable. However, concerns from Starfleet and from the wider community were largely ignored, and not relayed to travelers beginning to utilize the brace.
As discovered by [[Starfleet]] scientists and medical personnel, continued use to the CRI brace can be devastating to the traveler, existing conditions that initially did not seem life-threatening deteriorate to the point of being no longer treatable. However, concerns from Starfleet and from the wider community were largely ignored, and not relayed to travelers beginning to utilize the brace.

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The following information refers to a possible future revealed in the USS Veritas mission "Flashpoint".

The chronometric radiation interspacial transporter brace is a tool used by travelers from the Temporal Integrity Commission to travel through time. The brace utilizes two primary components - chronometric radiation injections and a site-to-site transporter, capable only of temporal coordinates.

The CRI brace was created by the Temporal Integrity Commission when the Guardian of Forever fails to respond when asked to send their travelers back to the past for repeated temporal adjustments. By harvesting chronometric particles, they found that controlled transporter bursts into time periods with delta-irradiated beacons (taken from prematurely ended MST project) allowed for the use of time travel. Beacons would be placed in as many decades as possible.

As discovered by Starfleet scientists and medical personnel, continued use to the CRI brace can be devastating to the traveler, existing conditions that initially did not seem life-threatening deteriorate to the point of being no longer treatable. However, concerns from Starfleet and from the wider community were largely ignored, and not relayed to travelers beginning to utilize the brace.

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