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USS Enterprise (alternate reality)

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Gary Weeks

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Show changes

Star Trek Into Darkness

Jkirk8907 — Sat, 25 May 2013 04:45:47 GMT

‎Qo'noS:

Star Trek Into Darkness

BorgKnight — Sat, 25 May 2013 04:27:11 GMT

Undo revision 1506753 by 24.218.126.64 (talk) Unnecessary change. Too much guessing in the statement

Star Trek Into Darkness

24.218.126.64 — Sat, 25 May 2013 04:11:20 GMT

‎Qo'noS:

Ariane

Throwback — Sat, 25 May 2013 04:08:24 GMT

Enterprise (frigate)

Throwback — Sat, 25 May 2013 04:03:55 GMT

In a Mirror, Darkly (episode)

Throwback — Sat, 25 May 2013 03:48:08 GMT

‎Opening Theme References:

Ascent thruster

97.76.175.243 — Sat, 25 May 2013 03:19:55 GMT

Temporal incursion

220.255.2.172 — Sat, 25 May 2013 03:14:17 GMT

‎Annorax:

Temporal incursion

220.255.2.113 — Sat, 25 May 2013 03:13:42 GMT

‎Annorax:

Fork

Kassorlae — Sat, 25 May 2013 03:11:22 GMT

subject-noun agreement

Ascent thruster

97.76.175.243 — Sat, 25 May 2013 03:07:23 GMT

Khan Noonien Singh (alternate reality)

75.180.32.27 — Sat, 25 May 2013 02:52:20 GMT

User:Cdbva

Cdbva — Sat, 25 May 2013 02:49:20 GMT

New page

New page

Just me.

Talk:Badda-Bing, Badda-Bang (episode)

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‎Sunrise, Sunset: new section

User:Cdbva

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John Harrison

Sulfur — Sat, 25 May 2013 02:44:55 GMT

There's no reason that this should not be a redirect. why isn't it?

Talk:Badda-Bing, Badda-Bang (episode)

98.169.99.2 — Sat, 25 May 2013 02:39:56 GMT

Star Trek: Countdown to Darkness

Jkirk8907 — Sat, 25 May 2013 02:25:42 GMT

Talk:Up The Long Ladder (episode)

31dot — Sat, 25 May 2013 01:36:31 GMT

‎Aldebaran, not Alderaan: anons don't get usernames

Talk:Battle of Luna

31dot — Sat, 25 May 2013 01:35:32 GMT

‎Necessity/rename:

User talk:Star Trek Pro

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‎Block: new section

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File:Key & Peele Substitute Teacher

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File:Key & Peele Substitute Teacher 2

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31dot deleted page File:Key & Peele Substitute Teacher 2 Vandalism/Spam: not exactly; seems to be an ad of some kind

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Countdown to Darkness, Issue 1

Jkirk8907 — Sat, 25 May 2013 00:57:16 GMT

Countdown to Darkness, Issue 2

Jkirk8907 — Sat, 25 May 2013 00:56:53 GMT

Countdown to Darkness, Issue 3

Jkirk8907 — Sat, 25 May 2013 00:56:29 GMT

Countdown to Darkness, Issue 4

Jkirk8907 — Sat, 25 May 2013 00:56:08 GMT

The Conscience of the King (episode)

Nerdloveandlolz — Sat, 25 May 2013 00:43:50 GMT

‎Act One:

James T. Kirk (alternate reality)

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File:Stid-t5-46.jpg

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File:Key & Peele Substitute Teacher 2

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File:Stid-t5-46.jpg

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Jkirk8907 uploaded a new version of "File:Stid-t5-46.jpg" Captain {{alt|James T. Kirk}} in 2259. ({{film|12}}) {{Pictured|Chris Pine}} {{image paramount}}

File:Stid-t5-46.jpg

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Jkirk8907 uploaded "File:Stid-t5-46.jpg" Captain {{alt|James T. Kirk}} in 2259. ({{film|12}}) {{Pictured|Chris Pine}} {{image paramount}}

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Spectre of the Gun (episode)

207.215.78.126 — Fri, 24 May 2013 22:38:29 GMT

‎Story and Script:

John Harrison

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K'normian trading ship

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Talk:Battle of Luna

Mitchz95 — Fri, 24 May 2013 22:30:27 GMT

‎Necessity/rename:

Vulcan

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‎Appearances: there's a Vulcan woman in STID

Talk:Up The Long Ladder (episode)

217.211.179.82 — Fri, 24 May 2013 22:12:30 GMT

‎Aldebaran, not Alderaan: new section

Neural parasite (23rd century)

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Talk:Battle of Luna

Cid Highwind — Fri, 24 May 2013 21:42:06 GMT

‎Necessity/rename:

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 The {{y|2013}} ''[[Star Trek (video game)|Star Trek]]'' video game shows unseen areas of the ship such as the [[observation lounge]], officers' [[quarters]], and the [[Jefferies tube]]s.
 ===External links===
 * {{NCwiki|USS Enterprise (NCC-1701) (alternate reality)|USS ''Enterprise'' (NCC-1701) (alternate reality)}}

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 As Kirk pilots their vehicle to Harrison's location, Sulu sends his message, giving Harrison two minutes to surrender, or he will be wiped out with new advanced weapons. His message is assertive enough that it startles the previously sceptical Dr. McCoy. While flying around Qo'noS, Uhura and Spock begin to argue, much to Kirk's dismay. Uhura is upset at Spock's apparent lack of feelings recently, especially after his rescue at Nibiru. Spock tries to assure her she is mistaken by his attitude. He recalls his mind meld with Admiral Pike, and how he felt Pike's final emotions before his death. They reminded him of how he felt when {{alt|Vulcan}} was destroyed. He assures Uhura that he simply does not want that kind of despair anymore, and his feelings for her are still as strong as ever.
-Their relief is short-lived as their ship comes under fire from a [[D4 class]] Klingon vessel, apparently on a random patrol. Without any offensive capabilities, Kirk is given access to all the ship's fuel cells to evade the patrol's fire and try to outrun it. He finds a narrow space and squeezes the ship through it, evading capture. Kirk thinks they have escaped, but Uhura suggests they may be jamming sensors. They are soon surrounded by three more D4 ships, ordering them to land. Uhura tells them they will be tortured, interrogated and killed. She insists she be allowed to try to reason with them. They land, and Uhura leaves the shuttle, confronted by about fifteen Klingon warriors in full-face armored helmets. Spock warns Kirk not to interfere, lest he incur their wrath and Uhura's. Still, Kirk gets some phasers ready just in case. Uhura tells the Klingon patrol that they are on the planet to arrest a criminal who has put both their planets in danger. The leader of the patrol, who removes his helmet, tells her he has little concern for that. She counters that the criminal has no honor, hoping to play on the Klingons' strong traditions. He grabs Uhura and draws a knife, prepared to kill her.
+Their relief is short-lived as their ship comes under fire from a [[D4 class (alternate reality)|D4 Class]] Klingon vessel, apparently on a random patrol. Without any offensive capabilities, Kirk is given access to all the ship's fuel cells to evade the patrol's fire and try to outrun it. He finds a narrow space and squeezes the ship through it, evading capture. Kirk thinks they have escaped, but Uhura suggests they may be jamming sensors. They are soon surrounded by three more D4 ships, ordering them to land. Uhura tells them they will be tortured, interrogated and killed. She insists she be allowed to try to reason with them. They land, and Uhura leaves the shuttle, confronted by about fifteen Klingon warriors in full-face armored helmets. Spock warns Kirk not to interfere, lest he incur their wrath and Uhura's. Still, Kirk gets some phasers ready just in case. Uhura tells the Klingon patrol that they are on the planet to arrest a criminal who has put both their planets in danger. The leader of the patrol, who removes his helmet, tells her he has little concern for that. She counters that the criminal has no honor, hoping to play on the Klingons' strong traditions. He grabs Uhura and draws a knife, prepared to kill her.
 Suddenly, somebody shoots down the Klingon patrol: it's Harrison, armed with a rapid fire rifle and a larger beam cannon. The ''Enterprise'' officers attack, in a mix of phaser fire and hand-to-hand combat. Kirk has little luck physically, but is able to shoot several Klingon warriors armed with [[disruptor]]s and various blade weapons, including daggers and ''[[bat'leth]]s''. Harrison proves to be very adept with his phaser cannon as well as hand-to-hand. Other Klingon ships drop reinforcements, but they are killed as well. Harrison kills the last few Klingons with their own knives. He turns his cannon on Kirk, and asks how many of those torpedoes he has. Spock replies after Kirk doesn't saying that they have 72. Harrison immediately surrenders unconditionally. Kirk accepts, then attempts to knock Harrison out - Harrison merely stares at him.

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 As Kirk pilots their vehicle to Harrison's location, Sulu sends his message, giving Harrison two minutes to surrender, or he will be wiped out with new advanced weapons. His message is assertive enough that it startles the previously sceptical Dr. McCoy. While flying around Qo'noS, Uhura and Spock begin to argue, much to Kirk's dismay. Uhura is upset at Spock's apparent lack of feelings recently, especially after his rescue at Nibiru. Spock tries to assure her she is mistaken by his attitude. He recalls his mind meld with Admiral Pike, and how he felt Pike's final emotions before his death. They reminded him of how he felt when {{alt|Vulcan}} was destroyed. He assures Uhura that he simply does not want that kind of despair anymore, and his feelings for her are still as strong as ever.
-Their relief is short-lived as their ship comes under fire from a [[D4 class]] Klingon vessel, apparently on a random patrol. Without any offensive capabilities, Kirk is given access to all the ship's fuel cells to evade the patrol's fire and try to outrun it. He finds a narrow space and squeezes the ship through it, evading capture. Kirk thinks they have escaped, but Uhura suggests they may be jamming sensors. They are soon surrounded by three more D4 ships, ordering them to land. Uhura tells them they will be tortured, interrogated and killed. She insists she be allowed to try to reason with them. They land, and Uhura leaves the shuttle, confronted by about fifteen Klingon warriors in full-face armored helmets. Spock warns Kirk not to interfere, lest he incur their wrath and Uhura's. Still, Kirk gets some phasers ready just in case. Uhura tells the Klingon patrol that they are on the planet to arrest a criminal who has put both their planets in danger. The leader of the patrol, who removes his helmet, tells her he has little concern for that. She counters that the criminal has no honor, hoping to play on the Klingons' strong traditions. He grabs Uhura and draws a knife, prepared to possibly kill her or enter into a [[Blood oath]].
+Their relief is short-lived as their ship comes under fire from a [[D4 class]] Klingon vessel, apparently on a random patrol. Without any offensive capabilities, Kirk is given access to all the ship's fuel cells to evade the patrol's fire and try to outrun it. He finds a narrow space and squeezes the ship through it, evading capture. Kirk thinks they have escaped, but Uhura suggests they may be jamming sensors. They are soon surrounded by three more D4 ships, ordering them to land. Uhura tells them they will be tortured, interrogated and killed. She insists she be allowed to try to reason with them. They land, and Uhura leaves the shuttle, confronted by about fifteen Klingon warriors in full-face armored helmets. Spock warns Kirk not to interfere, lest he incur their wrath and Uhura's. Still, Kirk gets some phasers ready just in case. Uhura tells the Klingon patrol that they are on the planet to arrest a criminal who has put both their planets in danger. The leader of the patrol, who removes his helmet, tells her he has little concern for that. She counters that the criminal has no honor, hoping to play on the Klingons' strong traditions. He grabs Uhura and draws a knife, prepared to kill her.
 Suddenly, somebody shoots down the Klingon patrol: it's Harrison, armed with a rapid fire rifle and a larger beam cannon. The ''Enterprise'' officers attack, in a mix of phaser fire and hand-to-hand combat. Kirk has little luck physically, but is able to shoot several Klingon warriors armed with [[disruptor]]s and various blade weapons, including daggers and ''[[bat'leth]]s''. Harrison proves to be very adept with his phaser cannon as well as hand-to-hand. Other Klingon ships drop reinforcements, but they are killed as well. Harrison kills the last few Klingons with their own knives. He turns his cannon on Kirk, and asks how many of those torpedoes he has. Spock replies after Kirk doesn't saying that they have 72. Harrison immediately surrenders unconditionally. Kirk accepts, then attempts to knock Harrison out - Harrison merely stares at him.

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 As Kirk pilots their vehicle to Harrison's location, Sulu sends his message, giving Harrison two minutes to surrender, or he will be wiped out with new advanced weapons. His message is assertive enough that it startles the previously sceptical Dr. McCoy. While flying around Qo'noS, Uhura and Spock begin to argue, much to Kirk's dismay. Uhura is upset at Spock's apparent lack of feelings recently, especially after his rescue at Nibiru. Spock tries to assure her she is mistaken by his attitude. He recalls his mind meld with Admiral Pike, and how he felt Pike's final emotions before his death. They reminded him of how he felt when {{alt|Vulcan}} was destroyed. He assures Uhura that he simply does not want that kind of despair anymore, and his feelings for her are still as strong as ever.
-Their relief is short-lived as their ship comes under fire from a [[D4 class]] Klingon vessel, apparently on a random patrol. Without any offensive capabilities, Kirk is given access to all the ship's fuel cells to evade the patrol's fire and try to outrun it. He finds a narrow space and squeezes the ship through it, evading capture. Kirk thinks they have escaped, but Uhura suggests they may be jamming sensors. They are soon surrounded by three more D4 ships, ordering them to land. Uhura tells them they will be tortured, interrogated and killed. She insists she be allowed to try to reason with them. They land, and Uhura leaves the shuttle, confronted by about fifteen Klingon warriors in full-face armored helmets. Spock warns Kirk not to interfere, lest he incur their wrath and Uhura's. Still, Kirk gets some phasers ready just in case. Uhura tells the Klingon patrol that they are on the planet to arrest a criminal who has put both their planets in danger. The leader of the patrol, who removes his helmet, tells her he has little concern for that. She counters that the criminal has no honor, hoping to play on the Klingons' strong traditions. He grabs Uhura and draws a knife, prepared to kill her.
+Their relief is short-lived as their ship comes under fire from a [[D4 class]] Klingon vessel, apparently on a random patrol. Without any offensive capabilities, Kirk is given access to all the ship's fuel cells to evade the patrol's fire and try to outrun it. He finds a narrow space and squeezes the ship through it, evading capture. Kirk thinks they have escaped, but Uhura suggests they may be jamming sensors. They are soon surrounded by three more D4 ships, ordering them to land. Uhura tells them they will be tortured, interrogated and killed. She insists she be allowed to try to reason with them. They land, and Uhura leaves the shuttle, confronted by about fifteen Klingon warriors in full-face armored helmets. Spock warns Kirk not to interfere, lest he incur their wrath and Uhura's. Still, Kirk gets some phasers ready just in case. Uhura tells the Klingon patrol that they are on the planet to arrest a criminal who has put both their planets in danger. The leader of the patrol, who removes his helmet, tells her he has little concern for that. She counters that the criminal has no honor, hoping to play on the Klingons' strong traditions. He grabs Uhura and draws a knife, prepared to possibly kill her or enter into a [[Blood oath]].
 Suddenly, somebody shoots down the Klingon patrol: it's Harrison, armed with a rapid fire rifle and a larger beam cannon. The ''Enterprise'' officers attack, in a mix of phaser fire and hand-to-hand combat. Kirk has little luck physically, but is able to shoot several Klingon warriors armed with [[disruptor]]s and various blade weapons, including daggers and ''[[bat'leth]]s''. Harrison proves to be very adept with his phaser cannon as well as hand-to-hand. Other Klingon ships drop reinforcements, but they are killed as well. Harrison kills the last few Klingons with their own knives. He turns his cannon on Kirk, and asks how many of those torpedoes he has. Spock replies after Kirk doesn't saying that they have 72. Harrison immediately surrenders unconditionally. Kirk accepts, then attempts to knock Harrison out - Harrison merely stares at him.

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−	The '''Ariane''' was a type of expendable [[rocket]] used by the [[European Space Agency]] for placing payloads into [[space]] in the 20th century. A mission insignia for this rocket program was displayed in the [[602 Club]] in [[2143]]. ({{ENT\|First Flight}})	+	The '''Ariane''' was a type of unmanned expendable [[rocket]] used by the [[European Space Agency]] for placing payloads into [[space]] in the 20th century. A mission insignia for this rocket program was displayed in the [[602 Club]] in [[2143]]. ({{ENT\|First Flight}})

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 In [[2273]], a collection of [[painting]]s decipting the various vessels named ''Enterprise'' was featured on the [[recreation deck]] of the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}}, which included a picture of this ship. ({{film|1}})
-{{bginfo|Archer's painting was drawn by ''Star Trek'' illustrator and designer [[John Eaves]]. It is an almost exact copy of a photo of the US Navy frigate {{w|USS Constitution|USS ''Constitution''}} ("Old Ironsides") stationed in Boston. A picture of the first {{HMS|Enterprize}} appears in the opening credits of ''[[Star Trek: Enterprise]]''.}}
+{{bginfo|Archer's painting was drawn by ''Star Trek'' illustrator and designer [[John Eaves]]. It is an almost exact copy of a photo of the US Navy frigate {{w|USS Constitution|USS ''Constitution''}} ("Old Ironsides") stationed in Boston. A picture of the first {{HMS|Enterprize}} appears in the opening credits of ''[[Star Trek: Enterprise]]''.|According to ''[[On Board the Enterprise]]'' (pg. 8), this ''Enterprise'' was a [[British]] sloop formerly named ''George''. This ship was captured and retrofitted into a warship by the Americans in 1775.}}
 {{PrewarpEnterprise}}
 [[de:Enterprise (Fregatte)]]

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 ==== Opening Theme References ====
-[[2K16 Kub]]; [[Project 705]]
+[[2K16 Kub]]; {{ShipType|Emmette}}; [[Project 705]]
 {{Mirror universe episodes}}

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 An '''ascent thruster''' was an integral part of the [[propulsion system]] of the [[mag-lev carriage]]s used on a [[Nezu]] [[colony]] [[planet]].  When it seemed possible that [[Tuvok]] might be the only passenger left conscious in the [[oxygen]]-deprived ''[[Alixia (carriage)|Alixia]]'', [[Neelix]] hastily tried to instruct the [[Vulcan]] in thruster operation.  Neelix began his tutelage by insisting there was a minimum safe temperature for ascent thrusters, but was cut off before he could give any specifics.  ({{VOY|Rise}})
-It was also briefly mentioned by 7 of 9 that Naomi Wildman was a contributing engineer involved in the development of ascent thrusters.
+It was also briefly mentioned by 7 of 9 that a child aboard Voyager was a contributing engineer involved in the development of ascent thrusters. The aft ascent thruster of the U.S.S. Voyager was dedicated to the memory of Naomi Wildman.
 [[Category:Propulsion technology]]

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 ===Annorax===
 [[File:Temporal incursion.jpg|thumb|The Krenim weapon ship initiates a temporal incursion against the [[Ram Izad]] homeworld.]]
-[[Annorax]], a [[Krenim]] scientist, initiated a multitude of temporal incursions during his quest to restore the [[Krenim Imperium]] to power. Using a massive [[Krenim weapon ship|weapon ship]] to literally erase objects from history, he attempted to manipulate the timeline in order to ensure Krenim superiority. His efforts met with failure, however, when erasing the [[Rilnar]] civilization from the timeline had disastrous effects for the Imperium. For over a century, Annorax and his crew attempted to restore the Imperium by erasing ships, colonies, and even entire civilizations from history. In [[2374]], Annorax was opposed by the crew of the {{USS|Voyager}}, who were attempting to cross through Krenim space on their journey back to the [[Alpha Quadrant]]. Eventually, as a result of massive battle damage, a temporal incursion was initiated within the weapon ship itself, erasing it, and all of the damage it had caused to histor, from the timeline. ({{VOY|Year of Hell|Year of Hell, Part II}})
+[[Annorax]], a [[Krenim]] scientist, initiated a multitude of temporal incursions during his quest to restore the [[Krenim Imperium]] to power. Using a massive [[Krenim weapon ship|weapon ship]] to literally erase objects from history, he attempted to manipulate the timeline in order to ensure Krenim superiority. His efforts met with failure, however, when erasing the [[Rilnar]] civilization from the timeline had disastrous effects for the Imperium. For over a century, Annorax and his crew attempted to restore the Imperium by erasing ships, colonies, and even entire civilizations from history. In [[2374]], Annorax was opposed by the crew of the {{USS|Voyager}}, who were attempting to cross through Krenim space on their journey back to the [[Alpha Quadrant]]. Eventually, as a result of massive battle damage, a temporal incursion was initiated within the weapon ship itself, erasing it, and all of the damage it had caused to history, from the timeline. ({{VOY|Year of Hell|Year of Hell, Part II}})
 ===''Voyager''===

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 [[File:Fork.jpg|thumb|Lwaxana's fork]]
-[[File:Seven with a fork.png|thumb|[[Seven of Nine]] using ''Voyager''{{'}}s three tine fork]]
+[[File:Seven with a fork.png|thumb|[[Seven of Nine]] using one of ''Voyager''{{'}}s three tine forks]]
 A '''fork''' is an eating utensil often made of [[metal]]. It is comprised of a handle and three sharpened ends on which [[food]] can be spiked. It is common on [[Earth]], although other cultures have been known to use them.

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	An '''ascent thruster''' was an integral part of the [[propulsion system]] of the [[mag-lev carriage]]s used on a [[Nezu]] [[colony]] [[planet]]. When it seemed possible that [[Tuvok]] might be the only passenger left conscious in the [[oxygen]]-deprived ''[[Alixia (carriage)\|Alixia]]'', [[Neelix]] hastily tried to instruct the [[Vulcan]] in thruster operation. Neelix began his tutelage by insisting there was a minimum safe temperature for ascent thrusters, but was cut off before he could give any specifics. ({{VOY\|Rise}})		An '''ascent thruster''' was an integral part of the [[propulsion system]] of the [[mag-lev carriage]]s used on a [[Nezu]] [[colony]] [[planet]]. When it seemed possible that [[Tuvok]] might be the only passenger left conscious in the [[oxygen]]-deprived ''[[Alixia (carriage)\|Alixia]]'', [[Neelix]] hastily tried to instruct the [[Vulcan]] in thruster operation. Neelix began his tutelage by insisting there was a minimum safe temperature for ascent thrusters, but was cut off before he could give any specifics. ({{VOY\|Rise}})
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		+	It was also briefly mentioned by 7 of 9 that Naomi Wildman was a contributing engineer involved in the development of ascent thrusters.
	[[Category:Propulsion technology]]		[[Category:Propulsion technology]]

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 |rank             = Commander
 |occupation       =
-|status           = Alive
+|status           = Returned to suspended animation
 |datestatus       = 2259
 |born             = mid-[[20th century]]

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	I'm watching "Badda-Bing" on Netflix. At about 25:04 the music sounds like a mildly jazzy version of "Sunrise, Sunset" from Fiddler on the Roof. It occurred a little earlier too. Anyone else noticed this?		I'm watching "Badda-Bing" on Netflix. At about 25:04 the music sounds like a mildly jazzy version of "Sunrise, Sunset" from Fiddler on the Roof. It occurred a little earlier too. Anyone else noticed this?
		+
		+	== Sunrise, Sunset ==
		+
		+	I'm watching "Badda-Bing" on Netflix. At about 25:04 the music sounds like a mildly jazzy version of "Sunrise, Sunset" from Fiddler on the Roof. Has anyone else noticed this? --[[User:Cdbva\|Cdbva]] ([[User talk:Cdbva\|talk]]) 02:48, May 25, 2013 (UTC)

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 {{at|ar}}
 {{Spoiler-header}}
-Commander '''John Harrison''' was an [[alias]] created by [[Section 31]] for {{alt|Khan Noonien Singh}} upon reviving him from cryostasis aboard the {{SS|Botany Bay}}.
+Commander '''John Harrison''' was an [[alias]] created by [[Section 31]] for {{alt|Khan Noonien Singh}} upon reviving him from cryostasis aboard the {{SS|Botany Bay}}. ({{film|12}})
 [[Category:Aliases|Harrison, John]]

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	Keep in mind that our in-universe POV is mostly a vehicle to let us write coherent articles. We should not write articles because a "Federation historian" might write those articles - we should write articles that make sense to a real person reading stuff about a TV show. That means that, in my opinion, "Kelvin Memorial Archive bombing" would not be a good article (because there's nearly no information about it), and "Augment conspiracy" wouldn't be a good article (because no one was called an "Augment" in this movie, because no Augments conspired in this movie, because it, even more than the article we have now, would be mostly a retelling ov the whole movie). -- [[User:Cid Highwind\|Cid Highwind]] ([[User talk:Cid Highwind\|talk]]) 21:42, May 24, 2013 (UTC)		Keep in mind that our in-universe POV is mostly a vehicle to let us write coherent articles. We should not write articles because a "Federation historian" might write those articles - we should write articles that make sense to a real person reading stuff about a TV show. That means that, in my opinion, "Kelvin Memorial Archive bombing" would not be a good article (because there's nearly no information about it), and "Augment conspiracy" wouldn't be a good article (because no one was called an "Augment" in this movie, because no Augments conspired in this movie, because it, even more than the article we have now, would be mostly a retelling ov the whole movie). -- [[User:Cid Highwind\|Cid Highwind]] ([[User talk:Cid Highwind\|talk]]) 21:42, May 24, 2013 (UTC)

−	:'''Oppose''' the rename. There's a lot more to this incident than the crash of the ''Vengeance''; there'd be far more information under "Prelude" than the crash itself. - [[User:Mitchz95\|Mitchz95]] ([[User talk:Mitchz95\|talk]]) 22:30, May 24, 2013 (UTC)	+	::'''Oppose''' the rename. There's a lot more to this incident than the crash of the ''Vengeance''; there'd be far more information under "Prelude" than the crash itself. - [[User:Mitchz95\|Mitchz95]] ([[User talk:Mitchz95\|talk]]) 22:30, May 24, 2013 (UTC)
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		+	:'''Support''' rename. Descriptive title based on the end result is reasonable in this case. [[User:31dot\|31dot]] ([[User talk:31dot\|talk]]) 01:35, May 25, 2013 (UTC)

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	Keep in mind that our in-universe POV is mostly a vehicle to let us write coherent articles. We should not write articles because a "Federation historian" might write those articles - we should write articles that make sense to a real person reading stuff about a TV show. That means that, in my opinion, "Kelvin Memorial Archive bombing" would not be a good article (because there's nearly no information about it), and "Augment conspiracy" wouldn't be a good article (because no one was called an "Augment" in this movie, because no Augments conspired in this movie, because it, even more than the article we have now, would be mostly a retelling ov the whole movie). -- [[User:Cid Highwind\|Cid Highwind]] ([[User talk:Cid Highwind\|talk]]) 21:42, May 24, 2013 (UTC)		Keep in mind that our in-universe POV is mostly a vehicle to let us write coherent articles. We should not write articles because a "Federation historian" might write those articles - we should write articles that make sense to a real person reading stuff about a TV show. That means that, in my opinion, "Kelvin Memorial Archive bombing" would not be a good article (because there's nearly no information about it), and "Augment conspiracy" wouldn't be a good article (because no one was called an "Augment" in this movie, because no Augments conspired in this movie, because it, even more than the article we have now, would be mostly a retelling ov the whole movie). -- [[User:Cid Highwind\|Cid Highwind]] ([[User talk:Cid Highwind\|talk]]) 21:42, May 24, 2013 (UTC)
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		+	:'''Oppose''' the rename. There's a lot more to this incident than the crash of the ''Vengeance''; there'd be far more information under "Prelude" than the crash itself. - [[User:Mitchz95\|Mitchz95]] ([[User talk:Mitchz95\|talk]]) 22:30, May 24, 2013 (UTC)

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	:Pulaski seemed to think so; I cannot say if it is or not as I'm not a scientist. :) [[User:31dot\|31dot]] ([[User talk:31dot\|talk]]) 11:17, May 10, 2013 (UTC)		:Pulaski seemed to think so; I cannot say if it is or not as I'm not a scientist. :) [[User:31dot\|31dot]] ([[User talk:31dot\|talk]]) 11:17, May 10, 2013 (UTC)
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		+	== Aldebaran, not Alderaan ==
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		+	There isn't actually a star wars reference in the okudagram that Picard and Riker view in the beginning. The display shows "Diplomatic mission to Aldebaran". Aldebaran is a real star.
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		+	On the row beneath it however is a reference to ''The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension''.
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		+	I saw this in the blu-ray version, I'm not sure if these things have changed from the original...
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		+	--[[Special:Contributions/217.211.179.82\|217.211.179.82]] 22:12, May 24, 2013 (UTC)lolinternet

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	:I would think that Federation historians would see this event as the end point of a conspiracy by Admiral Marcus to start a war with the Klingons that began with the revival of Khan.[[User:Throwback\|Throwback]] ([[User talk:Throwback\|talk]]) 21:09, May 24, 2013 (UTC)		:I would think that Federation historians would see this event as the end point of a conspiracy by Admiral Marcus to start a war with the Klingons that began with the revival of Khan.[[User:Throwback\|Throwback]] ([[User talk:Throwback\|talk]]) 21:09, May 24, 2013 (UTC)
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		+	Keep in mind that our in-universe POV is mostly a vehicle to let us write coherent articles. We should not write articles because a "Federation historian" might write those articles - we should write articles that make sense to a real person reading stuff about a TV show. That means that, in my opinion, "Kelvin Memorial Archive bombing" would not be a good article (because there's nearly no information about it), and "Augment conspiracy" wouldn't be a good article (because no one was called an "Augment" in this movie, because no Augments conspired in this movie, because it, even more than the article we have now, would be mostly a retelling ov the whole movie). -- [[User:Cid Highwind\|Cid Highwind]] ([[User talk:Cid Highwind\|talk]]) 21:42, May 24, 2013 (UTC)

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	I am 99% certain it is the same, if not the same recording.		I am 99% certain it is the same, if not the same recording.
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		+	I'm watching "Badda-Bing" on Netflix. At about 25:04 the music sounds like a mildly jazzy version of "Sunrise, Sunset" from Fiddler on the Roof. It occurred a little earlier too. Anyone else noticed this?

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 | Published         = {{m|January|2013}} - {{m|April|2013}}
 | Issues            = 4
-| Year              =
+| Year              = [[2259]]
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 '''''Star Trek: Countdown to Darkness''''' is a four-issue series of [[comics]] from [[IDW Publishing]]. The series is a tie-in to the {{y|2013}} film {{film|12}}.

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	Stop removing red links from articles! These are links to articles which are not written at the moment but will be created. Thanks. [[User:ThomasHL\|Tom]] ([[User talk:ThomasHL\|talk]]) 05:40, May 21, 2013 (UTC)		Stop removing red links from articles! These are links to articles which are not written at the moment but will be created. Thanks. [[User:ThomasHL\|Tom]] ([[User talk:ThomasHL\|talk]]) 05:40, May 21, 2013 (UTC)
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		+	== Block ==
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		+	I have blocked you for failing to heed the warnings given to you on this page, or even simply responding to them. Do not upload videos to this site, especially if they do not have to do with Star Trek.
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		+	If you post here that you have read and understand what has been posted on this page, I will lift the block; however, if you continue to fail to acknowledge this page, the blocks will get longer. [[User:31dot\|31dot]] ([[User talk:31dot\|talk]]) 01:29, May 25, 2013 (UTC)

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 | Reference         = {{ASIN|B00BFKBJ68}} (random cover)<br />{{ASIN|B00BIJCGOK}} (cover B)

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 ===Act One===
-Kodos seized control of the doomed [[Tarsus IV|Earth Colony Tarsus IV]] in [[2246]] and ordered the execution of half its population. Of the 4,000 survivors only nine, including the young Kirk and Leighton, ever saw the face of the revolutionary governor.
+We learn that Kodos is notorious because he seized control of the doomed [[Tarsus IV|Earth Colony Tarsus IV]] in [[2246]] and ordered the execution of half its population. Of the 4,000 survivors, only nine, including the young Kirk and Leighton, ever saw the face of the revolutionary governor.
-Though convinced Kodos is long dead, Kirk does enough research to pique his curiosity about Leighton's claim. He returns to the planet in hopes of meeting Karidian in person. At a [[cocktail party]] at the Leightons' home, Kirk meets Karidian's daughter [[Lenore Karidian|Lenore]], who looks resplendent after having been up to no good. The two leave the party to stroll in the desert, and come upon the body of their host [[Thomas Leighton]].
+Though convinced Kodos is long dead, Kirk does enough research to pique his curiosity about Leighton's claim. He returns to the planet in hopes of meeting Karidian in person. At a [[cocktail party]] at the Leightons' home, Kirk meets Karidian's attractive daughter [[Lenore Karidian|Lenore]], and the two hit it off. They leave the party to stroll in the desert, and come upon the body of their host [[Thomas Leighton]].
-Following Leighton's suspicions, Kirk calls in a favor: he gets [[Jon Daily]], captain of the ''[[Astral Queen]]'', to leave Planet Q orbit ahead of schedule and without notice. This strands the Karidian Players, who now have no choice but to ask for passage aboard the ''Enterprise''.
+Leighton's death makes Kirk take his dead friend's suspicions more seriously. Kirk calls in a favor: he asks [[Jon Daily]], captain of the ''[[Astral Queen]]'', to leave Planet Q orbit ahead of schedule and without notice. This strands the Karidian Players, who now have no choice but to ask for passage aboard the ''Enterprise''.
 ===Act Two===

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-|image            =James T. Kirk on the Bridge as Captain.jpg
+|image            =Stid-t5-46.jpg
-|imagecap         =Captain James T. Kirk in [[2258]]
+|imagecap         =Captain James T. Kirk in [[2259]]
 |image2           =James T. Kirk in cadet's dress uniform.jpg
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 * ''Star Trek'' characters revisited the [[Ancient West|Old West]] in {{TNG|A Fistful of Datas}}.
 * This is the only episode to end with the ''Enterprise'' heading toward a planet.
-* The British sci-fi show [[Doctor Who]] had an episode called "The Gunfighters" which aired 30th April - 21st May 1966 and contained nearly identical story and dialogue elements.
+* The British sci-fi show [[Doctor Who]] had an episode called "The Gunfighters" which aired 30th April - 21st May 1966 and contained nearly identical story and dialogue elements.  Examples include "feel my shirt" in an attempt to prove to the bartender that the fabric is from the future, that the main characters are mistaken for the Clampett gang, that one of the characters visits the dentist office (albeit for different reasons), and resolutely standing still as Doc Holliday and the rest open fire at the O.K. Corral.
 ===Costumes===

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 {{at|ar}}
 A '''K'normian trading ship''' was a type of [[starship]] used by the [[K'normian]]s. This small vessel was capable of supporting five passengers, plus cargo, and had no offensive weaponry.
-A ship of this type was confiscated by the crew of the {{USS|Enterprise|alternate reality}} during the [[Mudd Incident]] of January [[2259]]. A month later, this ship was used by a landing party led by [[Captain]] [[James T. Kirk]] on a mission to capture [[Khan Noonien Singh (alternate reality)|Khan Noonien Singh]] on [[Qo'noS]]. ({{film|12}})
+A ship of this type was confiscated by the crew of the {{USS|Enterprise|alternate reality}} during the [[Mudd Incident]] of January [[2259]]. A month later, this ship was used by a landing party led by [[Captain]] {{alt|James T. Kirk}} on a mission to capture [[John Harrison]] on [[Qo'noS]]. ({{film|12}})
 [[Category:Starship classes]]

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 ** {{film|11}}
 * {{TNG}}
 ** {{e|Encounter at Farpoint}}

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-| colspan="2" style="text-align: center" class="odd"|Neural parasite encounted at Deneva in 2267
+| colspan="2" style="text-align: center" class="odd"|Neural parasite encountered at Deneva in 2267
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