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Is this a possible reimagined Binar? and if so, where is his other half?

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−	"''Each of you has done your best, but determination alone isn't going to hold this ship together. It's time we faced reality. We've lost 9 decks, more than half this ship has been destroyed. Life support is nearly gone; Voyager can no longer sustain its crew. I promised myself that I would never give this order, that I would never break up this family; but asking you to stay... would be asking you to die.''"	+	"''Each of you has done your best, but determination alone isn't going to hold this ship together. It's time we faced reality. We've lost 9 decks, more than half this ship has been destroyed. Life support is nearly gone; ''Voyager'' can no longer sustain its crew. I promised myself that I would never give this order, that I would never break up this family; but asking you to stay... would be asking you to die.''"
	: - '''Captain Janeway'''		: - '''Captain Janeway'''

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-"'''Pattern Suicide'''" was the [[nickname]] that [[Miles O'Brien (mirror)|Miles "Smiley" O'Brien]] of the [[mirror universe]] gave to [[Benjamin Sisko]]'s order to run the {{ISS|Defiant}} straight at the [[Regent's flagship]] in [[2372]], after Sisko had earlier introduced the O'Brien to standard [[Starfleet]] [[Maneuvers and tactics |maneuvers]]. Sisko's tactic of fighting in-close exploited the size difference between the ''Defiant'' and the Regent's flagship by limiting the number of weapons the flagship could bring to bear, and the inability of the larger vessel to attain target lock at close ranges. He was therefore able to inflict significant damage on the flagship without taking a single direct hit in return. ({{DS9|Shattered Mirror}})
+"'''Pattern Suicide'''" was the [[nickname]] that {{mu|Miles O'Brien|Miles "Smiley" O'Brien}} of the [[mirror universe]] gave to [[Benjamin Sisko]]'s order to run the {{ISS|Defiant}} straight at the [[Regent's flagship]] in [[2372]], after Sisko had earlier introduced the O'Brien to standard [[Starfleet]] [[Maneuvers and tactics|maneuvers]]. Sisko's tactic of fighting in-close exploited the size difference between the ''Defiant'' and the Regent's flagship by limiting the number of weapons the flagship could bring to bear, and the inability of the larger vessel to attain target lock at close ranges. He was therefore able to inflict significant damage on the flagship without taking a single direct hit in return. ({{DS9|Shattered Mirror}})
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 [[File:Constitution type escape pod.jpg|thumb|A pod of this type landed]]
 The '''''Constitution''-type escape pod''' was a type of [[escape pod]] used aboard {{Class|Constitution|alternate reality}} [[starship]]s.
 == History ==
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 == Technical information ==
 [[File:Constitution type escape pod interior.jpg|thumb|The interior of a pod]]
-This type of pod was released from a docking port on the neck of ''Constitution''-class starships, and could land on automatic. There was room for only one standard [[Human]] sized occupant, with small control panels placed at eye level on either side of the pod. There were also controls placed at waist level, including a [[manual steering column]]. The main hatch had at least four windows and was directly in front of the occupant. ({{film|11}})
+This type of pod was released from a docking port on the neck of ''Constitution''-class starships, and could land on automatic. There was room for only one standard [[Human]]-sized occupant, with small control panels placed at eye level on either side of the pod. There were also controls placed at waist level, including a [[manual steering column]]. The main hatch had at least four windows and was directly in front of the occupant. ({{film|11}})
 == List of escape pods ==

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 : - '''Khan Noonien Singh''' to '''Alexander Marcus''' before crushing his skull.
-"''No ship should go down without her Captain!''"
+"''Well, Kirk... it seems apt to return you to your crew. After all, no ship should go down without her Captain!''"
 : - '''Khan Noonien Singh''' to '''James T. Kirk''' on beaming him back to the Enterprise

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 The Klingons in ''Star Trek VI'' were given lavender blood specifically for ratings and plot purposes; Klingon blood on television was red. Also, even individual Klingon makeup elements (Worf's head, for example) changed from episode to episode. Besides [[Michael Dorn]] and [[Roxann Dawson]], the other ''Star Trek'' cast members who wore the full Klingon makeup include [[Avery Brooks]], [[Colm Meaney]], [[LeVar Burton]], [[Rene Auberjonois]], [[Tim Russ]], [[Kate Mulgrew]], [[Ethan Phillips]], and [[Scott Bakula]].
 The reason the Klingons were brought onto ''[[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]]'' in its [[DS9 Season 4|fourth season]] was that Paramount and the show's producers, attempting to overcome slightly slipping ratings in the [[DS9 Season 3|third season]], were trying to appeal to fans of TNG who were not regularly watching DS9. "''The first thought we had was to reintroduce the Klingons,''" remembered [[Rick Berman]], shortly after the announcement that the species was about to return. "''I have always felt that the Klingons were the most accessible bad guys ''Star Trek'' has ever had. They're the villains that people love to hate and by taking the Federation/Klingon truce and unraveling it, we were not going to affect the plot lines of the movies or of ''Voyager'', since they are nowhere near an area of space to be affected.''" ({{STC|104}}, p. 9)
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 A story Robert O'Reilly tells in an interview in the [[DS9 Season 7 DVD]] is that a long running joke among actors who have played Klingons is that they do not want to appear in the films as, he believes, the only purpose of a Klingon in one of the films was to be killed off. He was proven right in ''Generations''.
-After {{DS9|Trials and Tribble-ations}} made the change in the Klingons' facial appearance made part of ''Star Trek'' [[canon]], some consideration was given, at about the start of ''[[Star Trek: Enterprise]]'', as to whether the producers would try to explain the reasoning for there being two different-looking types of Klingon. Shortly before the series began, an uncertain [[Rick Berman]] revealed, "''We've thought about it [....] I think it is something we have discussed possibly doing.''" ({{STC|134}}, p. 77) The later ''Enterprise'' episodes {{e|Affliction}} and {{e|Divergence}} explained the differences, as [[Manny Coto]] and his team of writing staffers decided they did want to address the issue before ''Enterprise'' concluded its run. "''It was an opportunity,''" stated Coto, regarding the option of telling a story that bridged the two variations of Klingon. (''[[Cinefantastique]]'', Vol. 37, No. 2, pp. 40-41)
+After {{DS9|Trials and Tribble-ations}} made the change in the Klingons' facial appearance made part of ''Star Trek'' [[canon]], some consideration was given, at about the start of ''[[Star Trek: Enterprise]]'', as to whether the producers would try to explain the reasoning for there being two different-looking types of Klingon. Shortly before the series began, an uncertain Rick Berman revealed, "''We've thought about it [....] I think it is something we have discussed possibly doing.''" ({{STC|134}}, p. 77) The later ''Enterprise'' episodes {{e|Affliction}} and {{e|Divergence}} explained the differences, as [[Manny Coto]] and his team of writing staffers decided they did want to address the issue before ''Enterprise'' concluded its run. "''It was an opportunity,''" stated Coto, regarding the option of telling a story that bridged the two variations of Klingon. (''[[Cinefantastique]]'', Vol. 37, No. 2, pp. 40-41)
 The Klingons were to have been conquered by the Romulans in the [[Undeveloped Star Trek projects|unproduced]] animated series ''[[Star Trek: Final Frontier]]'', set during the 2460s.

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 File:The Doctor, as Janeway.jpg|[[The Doctor]] (disguised as Janeway)<br />({{VOY|Renaissance Man}})
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-[[File:USS Yellowstone.jpg|thumb|The ''Yellowstone'' venting tetryon plasma.]]
+{{at|at}}
 '''Tetryon plasma''' was a variety of [[warp plasma]].
-''In [[2372]] in an [[alternate timeline]], [[Lieutenant]] [[Lasca]] asked [[Harry Kim]] to explain a [[dilithium]] fracture problem related to the tetryon plasma in the {{USS|Yellowstone|NX-74751}}'s [[warp nacelle]]s, but Kim didn't know the answer and feigned sickness to get away with his apparent ignorance.''
+In [[2372]] in an [[alternate timeline]], [[Lieutenant]] [[Lasca]] asked [[Harry Kim]] to explain a [[dilithium]] fracture problem related to the tetryon plasma in the {{USS|Yellowstone|NX-74751}}'s [[warp nacelle]]s, but Kim didn't know the answer and feigned sickness to get away with his apparent ignorance.
 A vessel equipped with normal [[warp drive]] could stall out when passing through a cloud of tetryon plasma. ({{VOY|Non Sequitur}})

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 === Apocrypha ===
-Ba'el appeared in the ''[[Star Trek: Klingon Empire]]'' novel ''[[A Burning House]]'', in which the camp on Carraya IV was attacked by Gorrik, son of Gannik, leaving Ba'el as one of only three survivors. She was later found and rescued by former camp resident [[Toq]], who took her back to [[Qo'noS]], where she reunited with Worf, then [[Federation]] [[Ambassador]] to the Klingon Empire. Worf helped her secure a job at the Federation [[Embassy]] as an assistant to events coordinator Eduardo Mazzerone.
+Ba'el appeared in the ''[[Star Trek: Klingon Empire]]'' novel ''[[A Burning House]]'', in which the camp on Carraya IV was attacked by Gorrik, son of Gannik, leaving Ba'el as one of only three survivors. She was later found and rescued by former camp resident [[Toq]], who took her back to [[Qo'noS]], where she reunited with Worf, then [[Federation]] [[ambassador]] to the Klingon Empire. Worf helped her secure a job at the Federation [[embassy]] as an assistant to events coordinator Eduardo Mazzerone.
 === External links ===
 * {{NCwiki}}
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 ::::The other piece of information that the writers suggested was that the stress of the battle with Nero caused Winona Kirk to go into premature labor.  In the original timeline, they suggested, little Jim would have been born slightly later (on Earth).  That's why the birth dates on the [[James T. Kirk]] and [[James T. Kirk (alternate reality)]] pages don't match. —[[User:Josiah Rowe|Josiah Rowe]] 21:17, July 23, 2010 (UTC)
 :Although it seems possible that all of the events of the 2009 film were, prior to the coming of the other ship from the future, exactly matching those of the normal Star Trek Universe, whether they were or were not is uncertain. Exactly what was going on at that time does not seem to be, from the perspective of the normal Universe established. Therefore, although it seems entirely possible that Captain Kirk was going to be born in Iowa as he should and would have, that sequence being interrupted by the coming of Nero, stating that that is the case is speculation. Therefore, the statement that the symbol used on the Enterprise originated there on the Kelvin is also speculation, and should be, if included in the article listed as merely a possibility and not as the established truth.[[Special:Contributions/174.17.210.105|174.17.210.105]] 00:44, May 20, 2013 (UTC)
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 In [[2259]], on the [[class M]] planet of [[Nibiru]], [[Captain]] {{alt|James T. Kirk}} is being chased away from a [[temple]] located at the base of an active [[volcano]] by native [[Nibiran]]s. He is startled by an animal, and stuns it with his [[phaser]]. Behind the animal is an upset {{alt|Leonard McCoy}}; Kirk has just stunned their "ride", forcing the two of them to flee on foot. Kirk had stolen a scroll that the Nibirans had been worshipping.
-Elsewhere, {{alt|Hikaru Sulu}} is piloting a [[shuttlecraft]] into a volcano, with {{alt|Spock}} and {{alt|Nyota Uhura}} on board. Spock is encased in a heat suit, and preparing to drop a [[cold fusion]] device inside the volcano that would stop a cataclysmic eruption from extinguishing life on the planet. Kirk tells them of their plight by [[communicator]]. Spock reminds Kirk about the [[Prime Directive]], as the Nibirans are a primitive society. Kirk assures his [[first officer]] that he and Dr. McCoy were disguised; they were merely leading the natives further away from the volcano. The shuttlecraft is choked by the volcano's ash, so Spock has to act fast. After a kiss from Uhura, he is lowered into the volcano. During the descent, the shuttlecraft takes too much damage, and Sulu attempts to abort the drop. But the wire Spock is hanging by snaps, dropping him down the central crater. Surprisingly, he survives the fall in his protective suit, and the cold fusion device is still operational. Sulu and Uhura are forced to abandon the shuttle; Uhura promises they would get Spock out.
+Elsewhere, {{alt|Hikaru Sulu}} is piloting a [[shuttlecraft]] into a volcano, with {{alt|Spock}} and {{alt|Nyota Uhura}} on board. Spock is encased in a heat suit, and preparing to drop a [[cold fusion]] device inside the volcano that would stop a cataclysmic eruption from extinguishing life on the planet. Kirk tells them of their plight by [[communicator]]. Spock reminds Kirk about the [[Prime Directive]], as the Nibirans are a primitive society. Kirk assures his [[first officer]] that he and Dr. McCoy were disguised; they were merely leading the natives further away from the volcano. With the shuttlecraft's thrusters choked by ash, Spock has to act fast. After a kiss from Uhura, he is lowered into the volcano. During the descent, the shuttlecraft takes too much damage, and Sulu attempts to abort the drop. But the wire Spock is hanging by snaps, dropping him down the central crater. Surprisingly, he survives the fall in his protective suit, and the cold fusion device is still operational. Sulu and Uhura are forced to abandon the shuttle; Uhura promises they will get Spock out.
 Satisfied they were far enough from the volcano, Kirk hangs the scroll he stole off a tree. The Nibirans cease their pursuit, allowing Kirk and McCoy to get away, jumping off a cliff into the ocean. Using miniprops and breathing apparatuses, they swim to the {{USS|Enterprise|alternate reality}} and board through an airlock. [[Chief Engineer]] {{alt|Montgomery Scott}} is still not happy that they are hiding at the bottom of an ocean. The officers return to the bridge. Spock arms the "cold fusion device," which has a three-minute timer. The volcano has a small eruption, with pyroclastic ejecta destroying the temple in which the group of Nibirans had been worshiping. Nibiru has a very strong [[magnetic field]] that was jamming their [[transporter]]s; the only way they can save Spock is by revealing themselves to fly above the volcano, which would violate the Prime Directive. Kirk asks Dr. McCoy what Spock would do if Kirk were the one deploying the device; Bones replies that Spock would let him die. Spock was indeed prepared for that likelihood. The cold fusion device would freeze and kill him, along with the volcano.
-The Nibirans are shocked when they see the ''Enterprise'' rising out of the ocean and above the volcano. Right before the cold fusion device is activated, Spock is beamed aboard the ''Enterprise'', and they make their getaway. Kirk and McCoy join him in the transporter room. Spock is shocked that Kirk has blatantly violated the Prime Directive. Uhura tells them that the cold fusion device worked, but the crew is irked by Spock's apparent lack of gratitude. The native Nibirans begin to worship a drawing of the ''Enterprise''.
+The Nibirans are shocked when they see the ''Enterprise'' rising out of the ocean and above the volcano. Right before the cold fusion device is activated, Spock is beamed aboard the ''Enterprise'', and they make their getaway. Kirk and McCoy join him in the transporter room. Spock is shocked that Kirk has blatantly violated the Prime Directive. Uhura tells them that the cold fusion device worked, but the crew is irked by Spock's apparent lack of gratitude. The native Nibirans begin to worship and image of the ''Enterprise'' they have drawn in the soil.
 === Demotion and Harrison ===

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-He continued flying until he saw television for the first time. Correctly estimating television's future, he realized this new medium would need writers. He acted immediately, he went to Hollywood. He left his flying career behind, a decision aided by a 1947 incident (''[http://www.check-six.com/Crash_Sites/ClipperEclipse-NC88845.htm Check-Six.com - "The CLipper Eclipse"]''), when Roddenberry's Pan Am airplane crashed in the Syrian Desert, leaving only him and seven others surviving (''[[The Star Trek Compendium]]'', p 7). Although the accident really happened, Roddenberry largely exaggerated it in later life, claiming that he single-handedly rescued the survivors from the wreckage, fought raiding Arab tribesmen, and walked across the desert to the nearest phone and call for help. (''[[Inside Star Trek: The Real Story]]'', p 14)
+He continued flying until he saw television for the first time. Correctly estimating television's future, he realized this new medium would need writers. He acted immediately, he went to Hollywood. He left his flying career behind, a decision aided by a 1947 incident (''[http://www.check-six.com/Crash_Sites/ClipperEclipse-NC88845.htm Check-Six.com - "The Clipper Eclipse"]''), when Roddenberry's Pan Am airplane crashed in the Syrian Desert, leaving only him and seven others surviving (''[[The Star Trek Compendium]]'', p 7). Although the accident really happened, Roddenberry largely exaggerated it in later life, claiming that he single-handedly rescued the survivors from the wreckage, fought raiding Arab tribesmen, and walked across the desert to the nearest phone and call for help. (''[[Inside Star Trek: The Real Story]]'', p 14)
 Roddenberry arrived in Hollywood only to find television industry still in its infancy, with few openings for inexperienced writers. He joined the Los Angeles Police Department. While working his way up the LAPD ranks, he wrote his first script in {{y|1951}}. Later he sold scripts to shows such as ''Goodyear Theater'', ''The Kaiser Aluminum Hour'', ''Four Star Theater'', ''Dragnet'', ''The Jane Wyman Theater'', and ''Naked City''. Established as a writer, Sergeant Roddenberry turned in his badge and became a full-time writer in {{y|1956}}. (''[[Star Trek Creator]]'', p 141)
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 ==The battle==
-Shortly afterward, the ''Narada'' arrived at Vulcan and deployed a high-powered plasma drill in Vulcan's upper atmosphere to drill a hole to the core of Vulcan. The planetary government sent out a distress call, and shortly afterward a Federation task force arrived. They proved no match for the advanced weaponry of the ''Narada'' however, and were wiped out in short order. One starship, the {{USS|Enterprise|alternate reality}}, arrived later than the others (owing to a rookie mistake by new helmsman {{alt|Hikaru Sulu}}) and nearly hit the debris field made up of wreckage from the other starships.
+Shortly afterward, the ''Narada'' arrived at Vulcan and deployed a high-powered plasma drill in Vulcan's upper atmosphere to drill a huge shaft to the core of Vulcan. The planetary government sent out a distress call, and shortly afterward a Federation task force arrived. They proved no match for the advanced weaponry of the ''Narada'' however, and were wiped out in short order. One starship, the {{USS|Enterprise|alternate reality}}, arrived later than the others (owing to a rookie mistake by new helmsman {{alt|Hikaru Sulu}}) and nearly hit the debris field made up of wreckage from the other starships.
 [[File:Nero and the Enterprise.jpg|thumb|left|Nero realizes what ship he almost destroyed]]

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 Although having a maximum range of about 40,000 kilometers, some conditions adversely affect the effective range.  In at least one instance &ndash; due to missing components of Voyager's primary computer systems, &ndash; the starship ''Voyager'' had to be within 500 kilometers of a planet's surface to use transporters on Kathryn Janeway and the [[hologram]] character [[Leonardo da Vinci]]. ({{VOY|Concerning Flight}})
-{{bginfo|For context, five hundred kilometers above the surface of Earth would place the ship inside the ionosphere.}}
+{{bginfo|For context, five hundred kilometers above the surface of Earth would place the ship inside the ionosphere, but it would be still around 100 kilometers higher than the orbit the International Space Station.}}
 The maximum range of a transporter differs per species, depending on what kind of technologies they've used to build it. The transporter with the longest known range is that of the [[Sikarian]]s, with a range of about 40,000 light years; however this was due to their [[planet]]'s large quartz mantle which amplifies their transporter signal. Because of this, Sikarian transporter technology works only on [[Sikaris|their planet]]. ({{VOY|Prime Factors}})

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 [[File:Narada warp.jpg|thumb|The ''Narada'' warps after the ''Jellyfish'']]
-[[2258|Twenty five years later]], the ''Narada'' was involved in an attack on a [[Klingon prison planet]] and the destruction of [[47]] [[Klingon warbird]]s. Shortly thereafter, the ''Jellyfish'', with Spock aboard, emerged from the black hole and was immediately captured by the ''Narada''. The ''Narada'' then left for {{alt|Vulcan}} and drilled a hole into the [[planet]], all the way to its [[planetary core|core]]. When the [[Federation]] sent a [[fleet]] to Vulcan to investigate the [[earthquake|seismic disturbance]], the ''Narada'' destroyed it shortly before the {{USS|Enterprise|alternate reality}} arrived. The crew of the ''Enterprise'' successfully stopped the drill, but were unable to stop Nero from injecting [[red matter]] from the ''Jellyfish'' into the core, creating a black hole which quickly consumed the planet.
+[[2258|Twenty five years later]], the ''Narada'' was involved in an attack on a [[Klingon prison planet]] and the destruction of [[47]] [[Klingon warbird]]s. Shortly thereafter, the ''Jellyfish'', with Spock aboard, emerged from the black hole and was immediately captured by the ''Narada''. The ''Narada'' then left for {{alt|Vulcan}} and drilled a hole into the [[planet]], all the way to its [[planetary core|core]]. When the [[Federation]] sent a [[fleet]] to Vulcan to investigate the [[earthquake|seismic disturbance]], the ''Narada'' destroyed the small fleet shortly before the {{USS|Enterprise|alternate reality}} arrived. The crew of the ''Enterprise'' successfully stopped the drill, but were unable to stop Nero from injecting [[red matter]] from the ''Jellyfish'' into the core, creating a black hole which quickly consumed the planet.
 [[File:Narada destroyed.jpg|thumb|left|The ''Narada'' is consumed by a black hole]]
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-Despite being only a mining vessel in its own time, the ''Narada'' possessed weaponry far more advanced than that of any ships it encountered in the 23rd century.  The main weapons seemed to be highly destructive [[missile]]s, each of which could break into several component projectiles.  These projectiles were powerful enough to penetrate the standard [[shield]]ing which starships of the time utilized. The Narada housed at least enough of these weapons to easily destroy entire fleets of ships; more than fifty vessels were destroyed over twenty-five years, including a fleet of [[Federation]] starships deployed against it over Vulcan.
+Despite being only a mining vessel in its own time, the ''Narada'' possessed weaponry far more advanced than that of any ships it encountered in the 23rd century.  The primary weapons seemed to be highly destructive [[missile]]s, each of which could break into several component projectiles.  These projectiles were powerful enough to penetrate the standard [[shield]]ing which starships of the time utilized. The Narada housed at least enough of these weapons to easily destroy entire fleets of ships; more than fifty vessels were destroyed over twenty-five years, including a fleet of [[Federation]] starships deployed against it over Vulcan and six of the seven Federation ships sent to investigate Nero's attack on that planet.
-As a mining vessel, the ''Narada'' also had an immense drilling apparatus, which was a platform at the end of a lengthy boom many kilometers long. The drill emitted a powerful beam that could penetrate a planet's surface and continue all the way to its core. The signal from the beam itself also acted as a disruptor of sorts, preventing any communications in a large area and also disabling [[transporter]] signals.
+As a mining vessel, the ''Narada'' also had an immense drilling apparatus, which was a platform at the end of a lengthy boom seemingly hundreds of kilometers long. The drill emitted a powerful beam that could penetrate a planet's surface and continue all the way to its core. The signal from the beam itself also acted as a disruptor of sorts, preventing any communications in a large area and also disabling [[transporter]] signals.
 With the ''Jellyfish'' in its possession, the ''Narada'' could also deploy bombs loaded with incredibly destructive red matter.

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	Life was formed on [[Earth]], in a region later known as [[France]], when amino acids combine to form the first proteins. ({{TNG\|All Good Things...}})		Life was formed on [[Earth]], in a region later known as [[France]], when amino acids combine to form the first proteins. ({{TNG\|All Good Things...}})

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 [[File:USS Kelvin engages the Narada.jpg|left|thumb|The ''Kelvin'' prepares to ram into the ''Narada'']]
-As the ''Kelvin'' was observing the black hole, an unidentified vessel, the ''[[Narada]]'', a [[24th century]] [[Romulan]] [[mining vessel]] commanded by Captain [[Nero]], emerged from the future. When the ''Narada'' discovered the ''Kelvin'', it quickly charged its weapons. In response, the ''Kelvin'' went to [[red alert]] and began fighting off [[torpedo]]es launched from the Romulan vessel. The first hit took out the warp drive and reduced main power to thirty-eight percent. The second torpedo disabled the ''Kelvin''{{'}}s [[atmospheric stabilization]] and collapsed its [[shields]]. The ''Kelvin'' was easily overcome, but the attack was halted by Nero's first officer, [[Ayel]], who requested that Captain Robau come aboard Nero's vessel to discuss terms of a [[cease fire]]. Robau obliged the request and transferred to the ''Narada'' via [[Kelvin shuttle 43|shuttlecraft]], leaving George Kirk in command. Robau's final orders to Kirk were to evacuate the ship using all available [[shuttlecraft]], and to use the [[autopilot]] to set the ''Kelvin'' on a collision course with the ''Narada''.
+As the ''Kelvin'' was observing the black hole, an unidentified vessel, the ''[[Narada]]'', a [[24th century]] [[Romulan]] [[mining vessel]] commanded by Captain [[Nero]], emerged from the future. When the ''Narada'' discovered the ''Kelvin'', it quickly charged its weapons and opened fire on the much smaller ''Kelvin''. In response, the ''Kelvin'' went to [[red alert]] and began fighting off [[torpedo]]es launched from the Romulan vessel. The first hit took out the warp drive and reduced main power to thirty-eight percent. The second torpedo disabled the ''Kelvin''{{'}}s [[atmospheric stabilization]] and collapsed its [[shields]]. The ''Kelvin'' was easily overcome, but the attack was halted by Nero's first officer, [[Ayel]], who requested that Captain Robau personally come aboard Nero's vessel to discuss terms of a [[cease fire]]. Robau obliged the request and transferred to the ''Narada'' via [[Kelvin shuttle 43|shuttlecraft]], leaving George Kirk in command. Robau's final orders to Kirk were to evacuate the ship using all available [[shuttlecraft]], and to use the [[autopilot]] to set the ''Kelvin'' on a collision course with the ''Narada''.
-During the meeting on the ''Narada'', Robau was killed by Nero. Tracking Robau's [[life sign]]s, the ''Kelvin'' crew became aware of Robau's execution instantly. George Kirk immediately ordered evasive action and the firing of all weapons, and the ''Kelvin'' continued taking fire from the ''Narada''. Knowing that the ''Kelvin'' would be no match for the onslaught of missiles from the Romulan ship, Kirk ordered [[General Order 13]]: the evacuation of the ship.
+During the meeting on the ''Narada'', Robau was first interrogated by Ayel and was summarily killed by Nero. Tracking Robau's [[life sign]]s, the ''Kelvin'' crew became aware of Robau's execution instantly. George Kirk immediately ordered evasive action and the firing of all weapons, and the ''Kelvin'' continued taking fire from the ''Narada''. Knowing that the ''Kelvin'' would be no match for the onslaught of missiles from the Romulan ship, Kirk ordered [[General Order 13]]: the evacuation of the ship.
 [[File:Medical shuttle 37.jpg|thumb|Medical shuttle 37 flees the ''Kelvin'']]

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 In [[2267]], 271 years after launch, the ''Botany Bay'' was discovered by the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}} in a [[sector]] where [[Starbase 12]] was the command base for [[Federation]] [[Starfleet]] [[starship|vessels]].
-Upon revival, Khan and his followers, with the assistance of Lt. [[Marla McGivers]], seized control of the ''Enterprise'', and left the now-useless ''Botany Bay'' adrift in space. The hijack was quickly overcome by Captain [[James T. Kirk|Kirk]] and his officers. Kirk offered Khan, his followers, and Marla McGivers the chance to settle the uninhabited world of [[Ceti Alpha V]], an offer which Khan accepted. ({{TOS|Space Seed}})
+Upon revival, Khan and his followers, with the assistance of Lt. [[Marla McGivers]], seized control of the ''Enterprise'', and left the now-useless ''Botany Bay'' adrift in space. The hijacking was quickly overcome by Captain [[James T. Kirk|Kirk]] and his officers. Kirk offered Khan, his followers, and Marla McGivers the chance to settle the uninhabited world of [[Ceti Alpha V]], an offer which Khan accepted. ({{TOS|Space Seed}})
 Various personal effects transferred from the ''Botany Bay'' were kept within cargo carriers. They were subsequently used as shelters by Khan and his followers for almost fifteen years on Ceti Alpha V after the planet became a desert wasteland. ({{film|2}})

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 [[File:BrunaliChromosomes.jpg|thumb|A comparison of [[Icheb]]'s chromosomes to those of a typical [[Brunali]] male]]
-A '''chromosome''' was a long, continuous strand of [[DNA]] that contained [[gene]]s and regulatory elements. It was a [[molecule|macromolecular]] unit of genetic information. [[Human]]s have 23 chromosome pairs.
+A '''chromosome''' is a long, continuous strand of [[DNA]] that contained [[gene]]s and regulatory elements. It is a [[molecule|macromolecular]] unit of genetic information. [[Human]]s have 23 chromosome pairs.
 Chromosomes can be negatively impacted by:

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 *[[Commanding officer]]
 **[[Alexander Marcus]]
 *[[Unnamed USS Vengeance personnel]]
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 === Second exile ===
 [[File:Ceti Alpha V, 2285.jpg|thumb|[[Ceti Alpha V]] in [[2285]]]]
-Along with [[Starfleet]]-issue cargo containers, Khan and his people settled in to life on their new world. Only six months after their landing, a cataclysm on [[Ceti Alpha VI]] shifted the system's orbits, causing massive environmental devastation on Ceti Alpha V. Khan's ingenuity and the meager shelter of the cargo containers kept his people alive while most of the indigenous life perished. The rugged [[Ceti eel]]s survived, however, and as the only hosts available for their young, Khan's people were beset by the creatures. Over time, Khan lost twenty of his people to the slow, maddening death caused by the eels, including his "beloved wife."
+Along with [[Starfleet]]-issue cargo containers, Khan and his people settled in to life on their new world. Only six months after their landing, a cataclysm on [[Ceti Alpha VI]] shifted the system's orbits, causing massive ecological devastation on Ceti Alpha V. Khan's ingenuity and the meager shelter of the cargo containers kept his people alive while most of the indigenous life perished. The rugged [[Ceti eel]]s survived, however, and as the only hosts available for their young, Khan's people were beset by the creatures. Over time, Khan lost twenty of his people to the slow, maddening death caused by the eels, including his "beloved wife."
 {{bginfo|It was the intent of the filmmakers, and a widely accepted fact in ''Star Trek'' apocrypha, that this wife was McGivers from the original "Space Seed" episode, however this was never confirmed onscreen.}}

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 : - '''Khan Noonien Singh''' to '''James T. Kirk'''.
-"If You think you're safe at warp. You're wrong."
+"''If you think you're safe at warp. You're wrong.''"
-: -'''Khan Noonien Singh''' shortly before the '''U.S.S Vengance''' fires on the Enterprise in subspace.
+: -'''Khan Noonien Singh''' shortly before the '''U.S.S Vengeance''' fires on the Enterprise in subspace.
 "''You should have let me sleep!''"

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 ==Ships of the class==
 *{{USS|Relativity}} (NCV-474439-G)
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 {{at|ar}}
-'''Cold fusion''' is a release of thermonuclear energy by devices that operated at room temperature. One of the results of a cold fusion detonation is the complete absorption of heat.
+'''Cold fusion''' is a release of thermonuclear [[energy]] by a device that operates at room temperature. One of the results of a cold fusion detonation is the complete absorption of heat.
 In [[2259]], {{alt|Spock}} set off a cold fusion device in an erupting [[volcano]] on the planet [[Nibiru]]. The successful detonation rendered the volcano inert. ({{film|12}})
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 ===References===
-[[A4 rocket]]; [[C-section]]; {{alt|Philip Boyce|Boyce, Philip}}; {{alt|Christine Chapel|Chapel, Christine}}; {{class|D4|alternate reality}}; [[cold fusion]]; [[genocide]]; [[Gorn]]; [[Jupiter]]; [[K'normian]]s; [[Kelvin Memorial Archive]]; [[London]]; [[Luna]]; [[Mudd]]; [[NCC-0718]]; [[Federation-Klingon border|Neutral Zone]]; [[New Vulcan]]; {{ShipType|Newton}}; [[Nibiru]]; [[NX class]]; [[Orion]]; [[Phoenix]]; [[platelet]]; [[Port of San Francisco]]; [[Qo'noS]]; [[Section 31]]; [[Enterprise shuttle 1|Shuttle 1]]; [[Enterprise shuttle 5|Shuttle 5]]; [[Enterprise shuttle 7|Shuttle 7]]; [[Starbase 1]]; [[tribble]]; [[USS Bradbury (alternate reality)|''Bradbury'', USS]]; [[USS Enterprise (XCV 330)|''Enterprise'', USS (XCV 330)]], [[V-2 rocket]], [[USS Vengeance|''Vengeance'', USS]]; [[Warrant (shuttlecraft)|Warrant]]; [[Wright Flyer]]
+[[A4 rocket]]; [[C-section]]; {{alt|Philip Boyce|Boyce, Philip}}; {{alt|Christine Chapel|Chapel, Christine}}; {{alt|D4 class}}; [[cold fusion]]; [[genocide]]; [[Gorn]]; [[Jupiter]]; [[K'normian]]s; [[Kelvin Memorial Archive]]; [[London]]; [[Luna]]; [[Mudd]]; [[NCC-0718]]; [[Federation-Klingon border|Neutral Zone]]; [[New Vulcan]]; {{ShipType|Newton}}; [[Nibiru]]; [[NX class]]; [[Orion]]; ''[[Phoenix]]''; [[platelet]]; [[Port of San Francisco]]; [[Qo'noS]]; [[Section 31]]; [[Enterprise shuttle 1|Shuttle 1]]; [[Enterprise shuttle 5|Shuttle 5]]; [[Enterprise shuttle 7|Shuttle 7]]; [[Starbase 1]]; [[tribble]]; [[USS Bradbury (alternate reality)|''Bradbury'', USS]]; [[USS Enterprise (XCV 330)|''Enterprise'', USS (XCV 330)]], [[V-2 rocket]], [[USS Vengeance|''Vengeance'', USS]]; ''[[Warrant (shuttlecraft)|Warrant]]''; ''[[Wright Flyer]]''
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 In March 2009, Hemsworth was cast in the MGM horror/thriller film ''The Cabin in the Woods'', co-written and produced by {{w|Joss Whedon}} (TV's ''Buffy the Vampire Slayer'', ''Firefly''). The film was directed and co-written by Drew Goddard, who worked with ''Star Trek'' director and producer J.J. Abrams as a writer and producer on the series ''Alias'' and ''Lost'' and as writer of the film ''Cloverfield''. [http://www.fearnet.com/news/b14966_joss_whedons_cabin_gets_its_fodder_er.html]
-Hemsworth also played the lead role in the upcoming ''Red Dawn'', a remake of 1984 thriller of the same name. [http://www.deadlinehollywooddaily.com/exclusive-chris-hemsworth-is-thor/] Hemsworth's co-stars in the latter film included [[Jeffrey Dean Morgan]] and [[Brett Cullen]]. ''Red Dawn'' is slated for release in November 2010, with ''The Cabin in the Woods'' following in January 2011, but financial issues at MGM may cause both films to be delayed to 2012.[http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/film/news/e3i7acb6b7c0df1eb70371f06b6e9c919d6]
+Hemsworth also played the lead role in the upcoming ''Red Dawn'', a remake of 1984 thriller of the same name. [http://www.deadlinehollywooddaily.com/exclusive-chris-hemsworth-is-thor/] Hemsworth's co-stars in the latter film included [[Jeffrey Dean Morgan]] and [[Brett Cullen]]. ''Red Dawn'' is slated for release in November 2010, with ''The Cabin in the Woods'' following in January 2011, but financial issues at MGM may cause both films to be delayed to 2012. [http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/film/news/e3i7acb6b7c0df1eb70371f06b6e9c919d6]
 It was announced on 16 May 2009 that Hemsworth was cast in the role of Thor, the mythical God of Thunder, in the upcoming film ''Thor'', based on the [[Marvel Comics]] character. Filming on ''Thor'' ended on 6 May 2010, with the film set for release exactly one year later. Hemsworth reprised the role as Thor in the 2012 release ''The Avengers'', in which his character joins forces with Iron Man (Robert Downey, Jr.), Captain America (Chris Evans), and others to form the titular superhero team. [[Damion Poitier]] cameoed during the end credits as Thanos. Both films will be distributed by [[Paramount Pictures]].
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 Hemsworth was also seen in the short film ''Ollie Klublershturf vs the Nazis'' opposite ''Star Trek'' co-star [[Rachel Nichols]]. This project was written by ''Star Trek'' producer [[Damon Lindelof]] and cast by ''Star Trek'' casting director, [[Alyssa Weisberg]]. Both Lindelof and Weisberg are also serving as producers on the film.
-Hemsworth appeared as the Huntsman in ''Snow White and the Huntsman'' with Charlize Theron and Kristen Stewart, with Universal intending to produce a spin-off film for him.[http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/kristen-stewart-dropped-snow-white-sequel-hemsworth-361945]  Hemsworth will reprise the role in 2013's ''Thor: The Dark World'', with [[Alice Krige]] joining the cast,[http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/movies/news/a399100/thor-the-dark-world-casts-alice-krige.html] and will also play {{w|James Hunt}} in ''Rush''.
+Hemsworth appeared as the Huntsman in ''Snow White and the Huntsman'' with Charlize Theron and Kristen Stewart, with Universal intending to produce a spin-off film for him. [http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/kristen-stewart-dropped-snow-white-sequel-hemsworth-361945]  Hemsworth will reprise the role in 2013's ''Thor: The Dark World'', with [[Alice Krige]] joining the cast, [http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/movies/news/a399100/thor-the-dark-world-casts-alice-krige.html] and will also play {{w|James Hunt}} in ''Rush''.
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 [[File:Periodic table.jpg|thumb|Table of Elements in 2369]]
-A '''chemical element''' is a material consisting of one type of [[atom]], such as [[hydrogen]], [[oxygen]], or [[iron]]. There are over 200 naturally-occurring elements, and many more that are synthesized.  Earth scientists had only discovered 92 naturally-occurring elements as of 2152. ({{ENT|Cogenitor|Doctor's Orders}})  There are over 323 elements in all. Elements occur in five different states: [[solid]], [[liquid]], [[gas]]eous and as [[plasma]] or a Bose-Einstein condensate. Elements can also exist, composed of antiparticles, as [[antimatter]]. ({{TNG|Manhunt|Rascals}})
+A '''chemical element''' is a material consisting of one type of [[atom]], such as [[hydrogen]], [[oxygen]], or [[iron]]. There are over 200 naturally-occurring elements, and many more that are synthesized.  Earth scientists had only discovered 92 naturally-occurring elements as of the year 2152. ({{ENT|Cogenitor|Doctor's Orders}})  There are over 323 elements in all. Elements occur in five different states: [[solid]], [[liquid]], [[gas]]eous and as [[plasma]] or a Bose-Einstein condensate. Elements can also exist, composed of antiparticles, as [[antimatter]]. ({{TNG|Manhunt|Rascals}})
 The preindustrial civilization of [[Barkon IV]] incorrectly believed that the basic elements of the [[universe]] were [[sky]], [[fire]], [[rock]] and [[water]], and these elements were found in everything in existence.  ({{TNG|Thine Own Self}})

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-}}'''Deuterium''' (or '''heavy hydrogen''') is an [[isotope]] of [[hydrogen]] which contains one [[proton]] and one [[neutron]] in its nucleus (or deuteron), and one [[electron]] [[orbit]]ing the nucleus, whereas the hydrogen nucleus lacks any neutron particle. Naturally-occurring hydrogen consists of less than 1% deuterium.
+}}'''Deuterusium''' (or '''heavy hydrogen''') is an [[isotope]] of [[hydrogen]] which contains one [[proton]] and one [[neutron]] in its nucleus (or deuteron), and one [[electron]] [[orbit]]ing the nucleus, whereas the hydrogen nucleus lacks any neutron particle. Naturally-occurring hydrogen consists of less than 1% deuterium.
-Deuterium, along with its [[antimatter]] opposite, [[antideuterium]], is the primary [[fuel]] used in [[matter-antimatter reaction]]s, such as those generated in [[warp core]]s, and was stored in large [[deuterium tank|tanks]] aboard [[starship]]s for this purpose. ({{TNG|Heart of Glory|Captain's Holiday|Final Mission|Night Terrors|Unification I|Relics}}, ''et al.'')
+Deuterusium, along with its [[antimatter]] opposite, [[antideuterusium]], is the primary [[fuel]] used in [[matter-antimatter reaction]]s, such as those generated in [[warp core]]s, and was stored in large [[deuterium tank|tanks]] aboard [[starship]]s for this purpose. ({{TNG|Heart of Glory|Captain's Holiday|Final Mission|Night Terrors|Unification I|Relics}}, ''et al.'')
-The [[Bussard collector]]s on some starships were used to collect hydrogen and interstellar [[gas]]ses, including deuterium.  ({{TNG|Samaritan Snare}}; {{VOY|Unforgettable|The Haunting of Deck Twelve}}) However, the {{USS|Voyager}} occasionally needed to find deuterium from other sources. ({{VOY|The Cloud|Demon|Bliss}})
+The [[Bussard collector]]s on some starships were used to collect hydrogen and interstellar [[gas]]ses, including deuterusium.  ({{TNG|Samaritan Snare}}; {{VOY|Unforgettable|The Haunting of Deck Twelve}}) However, the {{USS|Voyager}} occasionally needed to find deuterium from other sources. ({{VOY|The Cloud|Demon|Bliss}})
 {{bginfo|The reason for this remains unstated. It may be that the Bussard collectors or other processing systems were malfunctioning, or that the collectors cannot provide for 100% of a ship's needs, or that ''Voyager'' was regularly using more deuterium than could be held in the tanks due to their constant use of the warp drive.}}
-In [[2369]], Chief O'Brien ordered that the deuterium flow to [[carbon reaction chamber]] two should be increased by five percent; however, the [[computer voice|station's computer]] refused to do this and told O'Brien to read the [[Cardassian operational guidelines]]. ({{DS9|The Forsaken}})
+In [[2369]], Chief O'Brien ordered that the deuterusium flow to [[carbon reaction chamber]] two should be increased by five percent; however, the [[computer voice|station's computer]] refused to do this and told O'Brien to read the [[Cardassian operational guidelines]]. ({{DS9|The Forsaken}})
 In [[2371]], [[Miles O'Brien]] and [[Jake Sisko]] investigated the possibility of turning the [[ore processing]] section of [[Deep Space 9]], formerly used for processing [[uridium]] using [[Bajoran]] [[slavery|slave]] labor, into a deuterusium refinery. They accidentally triggered [[Dukat]]'s [[counter-insurgency program]] while doing so, however. ({{DS9|Civil Defense}})
-The "[[Silver Blood]]", native to a [[class Y planet|Y-class planet]] in the [[Delta Quadrant]], is a [[biomimetic lifeform]] composed of deuterium, [[hydrogen sulfate]], [[dichromate]]s, and [[protein]]s. ({{VOY|Demon}})
+The "[[Silver Blood]]", native to a [[class Y planet|Y-class planet]] in the [[Delta Quadrant]], is a [[biomimetic lifeform]] composed of deuterusium, [[hydrogen sulfate]], [[dichromate]]s, and [[protein]]s. ({{VOY|Demon}})
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 In [[2285]], this ship was docked within [[Spacedock (Earth)|Spacedock]] in orbit above [[Earth]]. Just as the [[Whale Probe]] was passing by this [[space station]], the ''Intrepid'' and the {{USS|Excelsior}} were being cleared for departure. Subsequent to the station losing power, and the exit doors malfunctioning, an officer aboard the ''Intrepid'' reported that their ship couldn't power up. ({{film|4}})
-{{bginfo|This ship was mentioned in a deleted scene from the movie's script. [http://www.st-minutiae.com/academy/literature329/tvh.txt]}}
+{{bginfo|This ship was mentioned in a deleted scene from the movie's script. ''[http://www.st-minutiae.com/academy/literature329/tvh.txt]}}
 [[Category:Unreferenced material|Intrepid, USS]]