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I am watching the Shuttle Shuffle, and, in one shot, the number 12091 can be seen on the hull of the Dimassa 01. On a side note - on the top of this shuttle, and, on the starboard side, there is this label - ''USS 12091''. I am not sure what to make of it.[[User:Throwback|Throwback]] ([[User talk:Throwback|talk]]) 11:42, May 18, 2013 (UTC)

Europa

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'''Europa''' is the ice moon of [[Jupiter]].

In 2259, a secret base of [[Section 31]] was located near Europa. (''[[Star Trek Into Darkness]]'')

Dimassa 01

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Cold fusion

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Cold fusion

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'''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.

In 2259, Spock set off a cold fusion device in an erupting volcano on the planet [[Nibiru]]. The successful detonation rendered the volcano inert. ([[Star Trek Into Darkness]])

Klingon

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Journey to Babel (episode)

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Ketha Province

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Icheb

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Lucille Harewood

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USS Bradbury (alternate reality)

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Natasha Yar

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File:Star Trek ongoing issue 19 cover A.jpg

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Star Trek films

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Khan Noonien Singh

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-'''Europa''' is the ice moon of [[Jupiter]].
+In [[2259]], a secret base of [[Section 31]] was located near Europa. ({{film|12}})
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 ===References===
-[[A4 rocket]]; [[C-section]]; {{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)]], [[USS Vengeance|''Vengeance'', USS]]; [[Warrant (shuttlecraft)|Warrant]]; [[Wright Flyer]]
+[[A4 rocket]]; [[C-section]]; {{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]]
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 [[File:V-2 rocket.jpg|thumb|V-2 rocket launch footage]]
 The '''V-2 rocket''' was [[Adolf Hitler|Hitler]]'s vengeance/victory weapon which he used upon [[Great Britain]] in [[1944]] during [[Earth]]'s [[World War II|Second World War]]. Ultimately, however, these weapons were used too late to have any affect on the outcome of the war.
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 The [[Ekosian]]s used interplanetary [[Ekosian missile|missiles]] that were similar in appearance to V-2 rockets. ({{TOS|Patterns of Force}})
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 The ''Gilliam'' originally appeared to be a [[Moore type shuttlecraft|''Moore''-type shuttlecraft]] with its nacelles attached to pylons on the ventral sides of the craft. However, in the reveal shot of the ''Enterprise'' it was a [[military shuttle]] with its nacelles attached to the dorsal sides of the hull.
-As a ''Moore''-type shuttlecraft, this shuttle's registry was 2.
+As a ''Moore''-type shuttlecraft, this shuttle's registry was 2. As a military transport, this shuttle's registry was 9.
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 ::Yeah, it's not named in the film.  But, since it's firmly established that the STU is the same up to the point of Kirk's birth, then it's not an assumption to say that the ''Botany Bay'' is the same vehicle, right?  I mean, there's no call for a separate ''Botany Bay (alternate reality)'', is there?  {{user:CzechOut/Sig}}{{User:CzechOut/TimeFormat}} 16:16: Fri 17 May 2013</span>
-v== Is this Khan the same as the classic Khan? ==
+== Is this Khan the same as the classic Khan? ==
 In the classic episode "Space Seed", it is stated that under Khan's rule that there were no massacres. Khan envisioned a day when one man would rule over Earth, like Caesar over Rome. However, we are told in the latest film that he committed genocide against those he deemed genetically inferior and believed in the purity of the species, and was later branded as a war criminal. For me, this makes this Khan not the same as the classic Khan. So, is it right to copy-and-paste information from one to the other, when there is this major divergence?[[User:Throwback|Throwback]] ([[User talk:Throwback|talk]]) 18:30, May 17, 2013 (UTC)

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 ! The Sol System
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-|| [[Sol]] &bull; [[Mercury (planet)|Mercury]] &bull; [[Venus]] &bull; [[Earth]] ([[Luna]]) &bull; [[Mars]] ([[Deimos]]) &bull; Asteroid Belt &bull; [[Jupiter]] ([[Ganymede]]) &bull; [[Saturn]] ([[Mimas]]; [[Rhea]]; [[Titan]]) &bull; [[Uranus]] &bull; [[Neptune]] ([[Triton]]) &bull; [[Pluto]]
+|| [[Sol]] &bull; [[Mercury (planet)|Mercury]] &bull; [[Venus]] &bull; [[Earth]] ([[Luna]]) &bull; [[Mars]] ([[Deimos]]) &bull; Asteroid Belt &bull; [[Jupiter]] ([[Europa]]; [[Ganymede]]) &bull; [[Saturn]] ([[Mimas]]; [[Rhea]]; [[Titan]]) &bull; [[Uranus]] &bull; [[Neptune]] ([[Triton]]) &bull; [[Pluto]]
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	In 2259, a secret base of [[Section 31]] was located near Europa. (''[[Star Trek Into Darkness]]'')		In 2259, a secret base of [[Section 31]] was located near Europa. (''[[Star Trek Into Darkness]]'')
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	'''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 devices that operated at room temperature. One of the results of a cold fusion detonation is the complete absorption of heat.

−	In 2259, Spock set off a cold fusion device in an erupting volcano on the planet [[Nibiru]]. The successful detonation rendered the volcano inert. ([[Star Trek Into Darkness]])	+	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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 :"''Captain's log, stardate 3842.3. We have departed Vulcan for the neutral planetoid code-named Babel. Since it is in our sector, the ''Enterprise'' has been assigned to transport ambassadors of Federation planets to this vitally important council. The issues of the council are politically complex, the passengers... rather intriguingly simply complex...''"
-As Kirk conducts a tour of the ship for the ambassador and wife, about the discoveries roots of estrangemunt between Spock and the Parent, springing from Spock's election to attend [[Starfleet Academy]] over The Peres'choice of the [[Vulcan Science Academy]].  Kira voices support of Spock's choices and a persenal friendship with Spock to Amanda, who appreciates the sentimeunt but also warns that the estrangemeunt may be permaring.
+As Kirk conducts a tour of the ship for the ambassador and wife, about the discoveries roots of estrangement between Spock and the Parents, springing from Spock's election to attend [[Starfleet Academy]] over The Peres' choice of the [[Vulcan Science Academy]].  Kirk voices support of Spock's choices and a personal friendship with Spock to Amanda, who appreciates the sentiment but also warns that the estrangement may be permaring.
 :"''Captain's log, stardate 3842.4. The interplanetary conference will consider the petition of the Coridan planets to be admitted to the Federation. The Coridan system has been claimed by some of the races now aboard our ship as delegates, races who have strong personal reasons for keeping Coridan out of the Federation. The most pressing problem aboard the ''Enterprise'' is to make sure that open warfare does not break out among the delegates, before the conference begins.''"

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 Through his studies, Icheb had developed an appreciation and admiration for [[Captain]] [[James T. Kirk]]'s life and accomplishments, in particular his diplomacy and tactics. ({{VOY|Q2}})
-He  also proved to have quite a talent for the [[Vulcan]] game of ''[[kal-toh]]'' and shortly before ''Voyager''{{'}}s return to the Alpha Quadrant, he defeated Tuvok, stating, however, that it was mere "beginner's luck." ({{VOY|Endgame}})
+He  also proved to have quite a talent for the [[Vulcan]] game of ''[[kal-toh]]'' and shortly before ''Voyager''{{'}}s return to the Alpha Quadrant, he defeated Tuvok. Tuvok had just pointed out that he had never been beaten at this game and was visibly shocked that this had now occurred. Icheb attempt to allay Tuvok's concerns, stating that his victory was merely a result of "beginner's luck." However, unbeknownst to anyone else, Tuvok was suffering from the beginnings of a degenerative neural disorder, which had begun to hamper his usually flawless concentration, leading him to lose the game.({{VOY|Endgame}})
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 [[File:Alcatraz.jpg|thumb|Alcatraz in [[2259]]]]
-'''Alcatraz''' was a small [[island]] in the [[San Francisco Bay]].  On a clear day, the island could be seen from [[San Francisco]]'s [[Presidio]].
+'''Alcatraz''' was a small [[island]] in the [[San Francisco Bay]], famous for being the site of a maximum-security prison in the [[20th century]].  On a clear day, the island could be seen from [[San Francisco]]'s [[Presidio]].
 ''In [[2259]] of the [[alternate reality]], the damaged {{USS|Vengeance}} fell to Earth and crushed the building on Alcatraz before crashing into the bay and ploughing into the city.'' ({{film|12}})

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 A ship approaches the ''Enterprise'', but not from Klingon space. Kirk has Khan moved to [[sickbay]] under heavy guard. The ship is an enormous unmarked Starfleet vessel, the {{USS|Vengeance}}. Kirk is hailed by Admiral Marcus; he has the communique broadcast throughout the ship and recorded. He tells Admiral Marcus that engine issues had prevented him from killing "Harrison". He also suggests Marcus knows what's going on. Marcus, in turn, accuses Kirk of being affected mentally by Khan, and insist he be killed immediately. He then orders Kirk to turn Khan over, but the ''Enterprise''{{'}}s transporters are down. He erroneously tells Marcus that Khan is in engineering. He then breaks communication, and asks Chekov if they can go to warp. He says they can, but the warp core is still hobbled, so it's risky. They go to warp anyway, and head to Earth.
-Kirk asks Khan about the ''Vengeance''{{'}}s capabilities. It is a Dreadnought, twice as big, three times as fast, and far more heavily armed. At the same time, McCoy injects Khan's blood into a dead [[tribble]] to examine his blood's effects. After Kirk returns to the Bridge, Khan reminds Carol that they are not safe at warp speed. Carol warns Kirk that the ''Vengeance'' has the ability to engage other ships at warp speed. Indeed, ''Vengeance'' catches up, and proceeds to fire upon the ''Enterprise'', inflicting heavy damage and causing it to drop out of warp speed between [[Earth]] and its [[Moon]]. Admiral Marcus accuses Kirk of going rogue in league with Khan, and fires another crippling volley on the ship, disabling its engines. Carol tries to contact Admiral Marcus, not believing her father would destroy the ''Enterprise'' if he knew she were on-board. He simply beams her aboard the ''Vengeance''.
+Kirk asks Khan about the ''Vengeance''{{'}}s capabilities. It is a Dreadnought, twice as big, three times as fast, and far more heavily armed. At the same time, McCoy injects Khan's blood into a dead [[tribble]] to examine his blood's effects. After Kirk returns to the bridge, Khan reminds Carol that they are not safe at warp speed. Carol warns Kirk that the ''Vengeance'' has the ability to engage other ships at warp speed. Indeed, ''Vengeance'' catches up, and proceeds to fire upon the ''Enterprise'', inflicting heavy damage and causing it to drop out of warp speed between [[Earth]] and its [[Moon]]. Admiral Marcus accuses Kirk of going rogue in league with Khan, and fires another crippling volley on the ship, disabling its engines. Carol tries to contact Admiral Marcus, not believing her father would destroy the ''Enterprise'' if he knew she were on-board. He simply beams her aboard the ''Vengeance''.
 But before he could destroy the ''Enterprise'', the ''Vengeance'''s systems are reset. Kirk immediately gets contacted by Scotty, who had snuck on-board ''Vengeance''. It will take time for its systems to restart, so they have an opening to stop Admiral Marcus. Kirk asks for Khan's help, assuring him this is only opportunity to save his crew. The two will traverse space to board ''Vengeance''. Kirk puts Spock on the comm. Spock is resistant, but Kirk insists the ''Enterprise'' needs somebody who "knows what they're doing" at its command. The ship manuevers enough to line up their waste exhaust with one of ''Vengeance''{{'}}s airlocks, and have Scotty stationed to open it manually. Kirk and Khan don thruster-powered spacesuits and navigate the debris field to ''Vengeance''. During the flight, Kirk's helmet is hit by a piece of debris, knocking out his heads-up display. He follows Khan to the airlock. Inside ''Vengeance'', Scotty is caught by a lone security officer, but he is able to actuate the airlock, allowing Khan and Kirk in, while also sucking out the security officer.

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-'''Lucille Harewood''' was a resident of [[London]], [[England]].
+'''Lucille Harewood''' was a resident of [[London]], [[England]]. She was the daughter of [[Thomas Harewood|Thomas]] and [[Rima Harewood]].
-In [[2259]], she was a terminally-ill patient at [[Royal Children's Hospital]]. She was given a [[blood]] transfusion from the [[Genetic engineering|genetically-engineered]] {{alt|Khan Noonien Singh}}, which had recuperative powers. However, a deal made to obtain the blood resulted in the [[suicide|suicidal]] [[bomb]]ing of [[Thomas Harewood|her father]]. ({{film|12}})
+In [[2259]], she was a terminally-ill patient at [[Royal Children's Hospital]]. She was given a [[blood]] transfusion from the [[Genetic engineering|genetically-engineered]] {{alt|Khan Noonien Singh}}, which had recuperative powers. However, a deal made to obtain the blood resulted in the [[suicide|suicidal]] [[bomb]]ing of her father. ({{film|12}})
 {{bginfo|Lucille Harewood was played by actress [[Anjini Taneja Azhar]].}}

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-The '''USS ''Bradbury''''' was a [[Federation]] [[starship]] that was in service to [[Starfleet]] in the mid-[[23rd century]]. In 2259, {{alt|Spock}} was transferred to the USS ''Bradbury'' under [[Captain]] [[Frank Abbott]]. ({{film|12}})
+The '''USS ''Bradbury''''' was a [[Federation]] [[starship]] that was in service to [[Starfleet]] in the mid-[[23rd century]]. In [[2259]], {{alt|Spock}} was transferred to the USS ''Bradbury'' under [[Captain]] [[Frank Abbott]]. ({{film|12}})
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	USS ''Cairo'' ({{mbeta\|USS Cairo (Constitution class)}}), a ''Constitution''-class ship used as a [[Starfleet Academy]] [[training vessel]] in [[2255]], is mentioned the novel ''[[The Delta Anomaly]]''.		USS ''Cairo'' ({{mbeta\|USS Cairo (Constitution class)}}), a ''Constitution''-class ship used as a [[Starfleet Academy]] [[training vessel]] in [[2255]], is mentioned the novel ''[[The Delta Anomaly]]''.
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		+	According to a schematic seen on the cover of the comic ''[[Star Trek Ongoing, Issue 19]]'', a typical ''Constitution''-class starship had:
		+	* [[Primary hull]]
		+	** [[Computer core\|Computer Core]] P/S
		+	** [[Impulse drive\|Impulse Reaction System]]
		+	** Junior Officers Quarters
		+	** Lower [[Sensor]]
		+	** [[Main Bridge]]
		+	** Main [[Sickbay]]
		+	** Lower [[Sensor]]
		+	* [[Secondary hull]]
		+	** [[Antimatter]] Fill Port
		+	** [[Battle Bridge]]
		+	** [[Cargo Bay]] Aft
		+	** Cargo Conveyor
		+	** Eng Computer Core
		+	** [[Main Engineering]]
		+	** [[Main shuttlebay\|Main Shuttle Bay]]
		+	** [[Photon torpedo launcher\|Photon Torpedo Launcher]] bow and aft
		+	** Primary [[Navigational deflector array\|Nav Deflector]]
		+	** [[Tractor beam emitter\|Tractor Beam Emitter]]
		+	** [[Warp reactor\|Warp Reactor]] core
		+	* [[Warp nacelle\|Warp Nacelle]]s
		+	** Field Geometry Sensor
		+	** [[Subspace field coil\|Subspace Field Coil]] System

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	Each time the battle bridge appeared, it did so with modifications. Despite the room appearing in only three episodes, the set was redressed for use as the bridge of other ships and miscellaneous rooms multiple times. The set was built as the [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701)\|refit ''Enterprise'']] bridge for ''[[Star Trek: Phase II]]'', which later became {{film\|1}}. {{incite}} It was revealed in the sketch from 23 March that the battle bridge set was an inexpensive redress of the film ''Enterprise''{{'}}s bridge. (''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation Companion]]'' 3rd ed., p. 9) Indeed, this set was the ''Enterprise'' bridge in the three following motion pictures, until – like most of the motion picture sets – it was remodeled into the ''Enterprise''-D sets for ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation]]'' in order to cut costs. By the [[TNG Season 2\|second season]] of TNG, the set had been modified to such a point that only the original structure remained, explaining the battle bridge's updated look in "The Best of Both Worlds, Part II" and necessitating a new bridge for the {{USS\|Enterprise\|NCC-1701-A\|-A}} in {{film\|5}}. {{incite}}		Each time the battle bridge appeared, it did so with modifications. Despite the room appearing in only three episodes, the set was redressed for use as the bridge of other ships and miscellaneous rooms multiple times. The set was built as the [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701)\|refit ''Enterprise'']] bridge for ''[[Star Trek: Phase II]]'', which later became {{film\|1}}. {{incite}} It was revealed in the sketch from 23 March that the battle bridge set was an inexpensive redress of the film ''Enterprise''{{'}}s bridge. (''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation Companion]]'' 3rd ed., p. 9) Indeed, this set was the ''Enterprise'' bridge in the three following motion pictures, until – like most of the motion picture sets – it was remodeled into the ''Enterprise''-D sets for ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation]]'' in order to cut costs. By the [[TNG Season 2\|second season]] of TNG, the set had been modified to such a point that only the original structure remained, explaining the battle bridge's updated look in "The Best of Both Worlds, Part II" and necessitating a new bridge for the {{USS\|Enterprise\|NCC-1701-A\|-A}} in {{film\|5}}. {{incite}}
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		+	=== Apocryphal ===
		+	According to the comic ''[[Star Trek Ongoing, Issue 19]]'', the [[alternate reality]] {{USS\|Enterprise\|alternate reality}} was equipped with a battle bridge.

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	Pulaski believed that traditional remedies were just as valuable as technological ones, perhaps even more so. When the ''Enterprise'' was affected by an [[Iconian software transmission]], she instructed her staff to use splints and other primitive treatments while most of the ship's systems were down. ({{TNG\|Contagion}}) She also had her own blend of chicken soup, called [[Pulaski's chicken soup\|PCS]] (Pulaski's chicken soup), which she prescribed to those with ailments such as the flu. ({{TNG\|The Icarus Factor}})		Pulaski believed that traditional remedies were just as valuable as technological ones, perhaps even more so. When the ''Enterprise'' was affected by an [[Iconian software transmission]], she instructed her staff to use splints and other primitive treatments while most of the ship's systems were down. ({{TNG\|Contagion}}) She also had her own blend of chicken soup, called [[Pulaski's chicken soup\|PCS]] (Pulaski's chicken soup), which she prescribed to those with ailments such as the flu. ({{TNG\|The Icarus Factor}})
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		+	''In an [[alternate timeline]], by [[2404]], Pulaski was working at Starfleet Medical.'' ({{VOY\|Endgame}})
		+	{{bginfo\|The name "Dr. Pulaski" was heard, although barely audible, being paged at Starfleet Medical.}}

	== Personal relationships ==		== Personal relationships ==

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	Pulaski believed that traditional remedies were just as valuable as technological ones, perhaps even more so. When the ''Enterprise'' was affected by an [[Iconian software transmission]], she instructed her staff to use splints and other primitive treatments while most of the ship's systems were down. ({{TNG\|Contagion}}) She also had her own blend of chicken soup, called [[Pulaski's chicken soup\|PCS]] (Pulaski's chicken soup), which she prescribed to those with ailments such as the flu. ({{TNG\|The Icarus Factor}})		Pulaski believed that traditional remedies were just as valuable as technological ones, perhaps even more so. When the ''Enterprise'' was affected by an [[Iconian software transmission]], she instructed her staff to use splints and other primitive treatments while most of the ship's systems were down. ({{TNG\|Contagion}}) She also had her own blend of chicken soup, called [[Pulaski's chicken soup\|PCS]] (Pulaski's chicken soup), which she prescribed to those with ailments such as the flu. ({{TNG\|The Icarus Factor}})
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−	''In an [[alternate timeline]], by [[2404]], Pulaski was working at Starfleet Medical.'' ({{VOY\|Endgame}})
−	{{bginfo\|The name "Dr. Pulaski" was heard, although barely audible, being paged at Starfleet Medical.}}

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-* In the ''[[Star Trek Online]]'' mission "Temporal Ambassador", it is revealed that the ''Enterprise''-D's battle with the Klingons in {{e|Yesterday's Enterprise}} caused the ''Enterprise''-C to emerge from the temporal rift in the Azure Nebula in 2409, rather than [[Narendra III]] in 2344. The alternate timeline remains, and the Federation has fallen to the Klingon Empire. The ''Enterprise'' and her crew are captured by the [[Tholian Assembly]] and held aboard a base in the [[Azure Nebula]], where the player must help them escape and reach the temporal rift so they can return to 2344.
+* In the ''[[Star Trek Online]]'' mission "Temporal Ambassador", it is revealed that the ''Enterprise''-D's battle with the Klingons in {{e|Yesterday's Enterprise}} caused the ''Enterprise''-C to emerge from the temporal rift in the Azure Nebula in 2409, rather than [[Narendra III]] in 2344. The alternate timeline remains, and the Federation has fallen to the Klingon Empire, which in turn has fallen to the Dominion. The ''Enterprise'' and her crew are captured by the [[Tholian Assembly]] and held aboard a base in the [[Azure Nebula]], where the player must help them escape and reach the temporal rift so they can return to 2344.
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 [[File:USS Newton.jpg|thumb|A ''Newton''-type starship, the {{USS|Newton}}]]
-The '''''Newton''-type''' was a type of [[starship]] used by [[Starfleet]] in the mid-[[23rd century]] in the [[alternate reality]].
+The '''''Newton''-type''' was a type of [[starship]] used by [[Starfleet]] in the mid-[[23rd century]].
-A typical ship of this type had two active outboard nacelles placed above the centerline and two [[secondary hull]]s below. The secondary hulls were connected by swept pylons that connected to to the back of the [[primary hull]] when the [[impulse drive]] was located. The upper nacelles connected to the primary hull at the rear port and starboard quadrants and were connected together with a "rollbar" similar to the one on the {{ShipClass|Miranda}} in the prime reality. This type participated in the pivotal [[Battle of Vulcan]] in [[2258]], one of which was the {{USS|Newton}}. ({{film|11}})
+A typical ship of this type had two active outboard nacelles placed above the centerline and two [[secondary hull]]s below. The secondary hulls were connected by swept pylons that connected to to the back of the [[primary hull]] when the [[impulse drive]] was located. The upper nacelles connected to the primary hull at the rear port and starboard quadrants and were connected together with a "rollbar" similar to the one on the {{ShipClass|Miranda}} in the prime reality. This type participated in the pivotal [[Battle of Vulcan]] in [[2258]], one of which was the {{USS|Newton}}. ({{film|11}}; {{film|12}})
 {{bginfo|The Gizmotron models 1/2500 scale model kit names this ship type as the Federation strike cruiser. ''[http://www.starfleet-models.com/Models/Company/Gizmotron/]''|The {{y|1997}} comic book ''[[The Fallen, Part Two]]'' features the USS ''Nelson'' ({{mbeta|USS Nelson (2250s)}}), a ship of the prime universe from the same era with similar hull configuration.}}

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 ====Name of the timeline====
-In an interview, [[Alice Eve]] called the new alternate reality "split universe". [http://www.startrek.com/article/exclusive-interview-alice-eve] Fans such as novelist [[Christopher L. Bennett]] have referred to it as the "abramsverse".[http://www.trekbbs.com/showpost.php?p=8098099&postcount=5] [[IDW Publishing]] calls it "new timeline". [http://shop.idwpublishing.com/comics/series/star-trek/st-new-timeline.html] The board game ''[[Star Trek: Expeditions]]'' uses the term "new universe".
+[[IDW Publishing]] calls the alternate reality the "new timeline", [http://shop.idwpublishing.com/comics/series/star-trek/st-new-timeline.html] while the board game ''[[Star Trek: Expeditions]]'' uses the term "new universe". In an interview, actress [[Alice Eve]] called it the "split universe". [http://www.startrek.com/article/exclusive-interview-alice-eve] Fans such as novelist [[Christopher L. Bennett]] have referred to it as the "Abramsverse".[http://www.trekbbs.com/showpost.php?p=8098099&postcount=5]
 [[Simon Pegg]] joked that the alternate reality may turn out to be another [[mirror universe]], and perhaps in the third film "''something's going to go to shit, we're all going to turn bad, Spock's going to grow a beard, and we're going to meet ourselves. That could happen.''" [http://io9.com/simon-peggs-star-trek-reboot-theory-is-this-the-mirr-499064330]

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 USS ''Cairo'' ({{mbeta|USS Cairo  (Constitution class)}}), a ''Constitution''-class ship used as a [[Starfleet Academy]] [[training vessel]] in [[2255]], is mentioned the novel ''[[The Delta Anomaly]]''.
-According to a schematic seen on the cover of the comic ''[[Star Trek Ongoing, Issue 19]]'', a typical ''Constitution''-class starship had:
+According to a MSD schematic seen on [[:File:Star Trek ongoing issue 19 cover A.jpg|the cover]] of the comic ''[[Star Trek Ongoing, Issue 19]]'', a typical ''Constitution''-class starship had:
 * [[Primary hull]]
 ** [[Computer core|Computer Core]] P/S

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 A third film by [[Bad Robot Productions]] is expected to follow ''Into Darkness''. [[Bryan Burk]] has commented Paramount want the third film to take less time to produce than ''Into Darkness'', and that 2016 &ndash; the 50th anniversary of ''Star Trek'' &ndash; would be a logical year to release it. [http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/movies/interviews/a464392/star-trek-into-darkness-star-wars-episode-7-producer-bryan-burk-interview.html] [[Roberto Orci]] and [[Alex Kurtzman]] have added that Paramount is insisting on a 2016 release date. [http://trekmovie.com/2013/05/04/exclusive-roberto-orci-alex-kurtzman-reveal-how-fans-influenced-into-darkness-talk-next-movie-more/]
-Director [[J. J. Abrams]] has chosen to direct ''[[w:c:starwars:Star Wars Episode VII|Star Wars Episode VII]]'', [http://www.superherohype.com/news/articles/174653-jj-abrams-will-still-produce-a-third-star-trek-film] but has not ruled out directing the third film, stating "''We're trying to figure out the next step. But it's like anything: It all begins with the story.''" [http://trekmovie.com/2013/04/24/jj-abrams-directing-3rd-star-trek-a-possibility-talks-shatner-compliment/] [[Damon Lindelof]] quipped "''If ''Star Wars'' is indeed coming out in the summer of 2015, unless there is cloning technology that I am not fully aware of exists, it is going to be tough,''" adding they could find a suitable replacement. [http://trekmovie.com/2013/05/04/exclusive-lindelof-on-when-team-picked-into-darkness-villain-chance-of-abrams-directing-next-trek-more/]
+Director [[J. J. Abrams]] has chosen to direct ''[[w:c:starwars:Star Wars Episode VII|Star Wars Episode VII]]'', [http://www.superherohype.com/news/articles/174653-jj-abrams-will-still-produce-a-third-star-trek-film] but has not ruled out directing the third film, stating "''We're trying to figure out the next step. But it's like anything: It all begins with the story.''" [http://trekmovie.com/2013/04/24/jj-abrams-directing-3rd-star-trek-a-possibility-talks-shatner-compliment/] [[Damon Lindelof]] quipped "''If ''Star Wars'' is indeed coming out in the summer of 2015, unless there is cloning technology that I am not fully aware of exists, it is going to be tough,''" adding they could find a suitable replacement. [http://trekmovie.com/2013/05/04/exclusive-lindelof-on-when-team-picked-into-darkness-villain-chance-of-abrams-directing-next-trek-more/] Abrams noted "''that having directed pilots and movies and then having seen subsequent directors work on those shows or do their own versions of those films – time and again I have seen it done better.''"[http://trekmovie.com/2013/05/17/exclusive-jj-abrams-on-trek-lessons-for-star-wars-how-new-director-could-next-star-trek-better/]
 Regardless, Abrams has stated he would like more female characters in the sequel. [http://www.heraldsun.com.au/technology/sci-tech/jj-abrams-admits-star-trek-into-darkness-a-bit-sexist/story-fn5iztw3-1226627239282] He also mentioned the sequel could fallback on abandoned story ideas for the characters. "''There was [an idea] implying the sexuality of one of the characters, a back story for another character that was pretty intense, a really funny story we wanted to do with yet another. Hopefully, if there are future films, those other stories will get their moment,''" he said.[http://www.bostonglobe.com/arts/movies/2013/05/11/even-darkness-abrams-sees-trek-new-light/6f34JDcSqGZv2oE5aMQBPO/story.html] Lindelof said they would bring back the Klingons and, while not commenting on the story of ''Into Darkness'', added it would be thoughtless to not bring back [[Benedict Cumberbatch]]'s character if he survives. [http://www.heyuguys.co.uk/damon-lindelof-says-he-already-knows-the-bad-guys-and-key-plot-points-of-star-trek-iii/]

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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 had just stunned their "escape vehicle", forcing the two of them to flee on foot. Kirk had just stolen a scroll that the Nibirans had been worshiping.
-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 [[technobabble|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 warns Kirk about the [[Prime Directive]], as the Nibirans are a primitive society, but Kirk assures his [[first officer]] that he and 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 warns Kirk about the [[Prime Directive]], as the Nibirans are a primitive society, but Kirk assures his [[first officer]] that he and 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.
 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. They jumped 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 the group of Nibirans had been worshipping in. 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.

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 :''"On Earth...two hundred years ago...I was a prince. With power over millions!"''
 ::- '''Khan Noonien Singh''', [[Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan|2285]]
 '''Khan Noonien Singh''' (or simply, '''Khan'''), was the most prominent of the [[genetic engineering|genetically-engineered]] [[Human]] [[augment]]s of the late-[[20th century]] [[Eugenics Wars]] period on [[Earth]], considered even over three centuries later to have been "the best" of them. Reappearing with a cadre of Augment followers in the [[23rd century]], Khan was to become a notorious enemy of [[James T. Kirk]], as well as a warning of the danger in attempting to create "supermen" through technological means.

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 ==Memorable quotes==
-"''John Harrison was a fiction created the moment I was awoken. My name is Khan.''"
+"''John Harrison was a fiction created the moment I was awoken by your Admiral Marcus to help him advance his cause. A smoke screen to conceal my true identity. My name is Khan.''"
 : - '''Khan Noonien Singh''' to '''James T. Kirk'''.

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 ** {{e|Bride of Chaotica!}}
 ** {{e|Shattered}} (Alternate Timeline) (Season 7)
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 ** {{e|Repression}}
 ** {{e|Nightingale}}
 ** {{e|Endgame}}

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 * The Vulcan nerve pinch is used in this episode, however unlike [[TOS]], a person doesn't fall unconscious after the pinch but grimaces in pain.  It's possible, however, that the parasite controlling Savar may not have been performing the neck pinch properly.
 * {{e|The Drumhead}} would later establish that Admiral [[Norah Satie]] had been instrumental in uncovering the parasite conspiracy.
 === Awards ===

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 ==Starships and space stations ==
 *{{USS|Antares}}
 *{{USS|Armstrong|NCC-1769}}
 *''[[Bardeen]]''
 *{{USS|Bradbury|alternate reality}}
 *{{USS|Enterprise|alternate reality}}
 **''[[Gilliam]]''
 **''[[Moore (shuttlecraft)|Moore]]''
 **''[[Enterprise shuttle 2|Shuttle 2]]''
 **''[[Enterprise shuttle 89|Shuttle 89]]''
 *{{USS|Farragut|alternate reality}}
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 *''[[Jellyfish (ship)|Jellyfish]]''**
 *{{USS|Kelvin}}*
 **''[[Kelvin shuttle 3|Shuttle 3]]''*
 **''[[Medical shuttle 37|Shuttle 37]]''*
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 *''[[Narada]]''**
 *{{USS|Newton}}
 *{{alt|Regula I}}
 *''[[Shuttle 12091]]''
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 *[[Starbase 1]]
 *{{USS|Truman|23rd century}}
 *{{USS|Wolcott}}

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 "''Insufficient facts always invites danger, captain.''"
 : - '''Spock''', on the mystery surrounding the ''Botany Bay'' crew
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 "''Superior ability breeds superior ambition.''"
 : - '''Spock'''
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-"''Nothing ever changes, except man.''"
+"''Nothing ever changes, except man. Your technical accomplishments? Improve a mechanical device and you may double productivity but improve man and you gain a thousand fold. I am such a man.''"
 : - '''Khan''', to his hostages
 "''Each of you in turn will go in there! Die while the others watch!''"
 : - '''Khan''', to his hostages

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 [[File:Khan wearing Starfleet uniform.jpg|thumb|Khan wearing a Starfleet uniform]]
-While Kirk and his officers contemplated the history of their guest, Khan began his takeover of the ''Enterprise'', starting with his influence of McGivers. With her help, Khan escaped to the ''Botany Bay'', and revived his followers. Re-boarding ''Enterprise'', he took control from [[engineering]] and cut life support to the [[bridge]]. With the crew subdued and Kirk held hostage, Khan asked the officers to spare Kirk's life by joining in his quest to take the ''Enterprise'' to a [[colony]] "willing to be led" by himself. The officers' recalcitrance led McGivers, unwilling to go so far as to participate in murder, to betray Khan and release Kirk. Once the Augments were disabled with anesthetic gas, Kirk engaged Khan in physical combat. Khan's superior strength nearly won him the battle, but Kirk used a broken piece of equipment piping to defeat him.
+Eventually, Kirk and [[Spock]] identified their guest as being the deposed tyrant from Earth's past and Khan was confined to quarters. He soon began his takeover of the ''Enterprise'', starting with his influence of McGivers. With her help, Khan escaped to the ''Botany Bay'' and revived his followers. Re-boarding the ''Enterprise'', he took control from [[engineering]] and cut life support to the [[bridge]]. With the crew subdued and Kirk held hostage, Khan asked the officers to spare Kirk's life by joining in his quest to take the ''Enterprise'' to a [[colony]] "willing to be led" by himself (more correctly, to be conquered by him, a task which the arsenal of the ''Enterprise'' would make most simple). The officers' recalcitrance led McGivers, unwilling to go so far as to participate in murder, to betray Khan and release Kirk. Once the Augments were disabled with anesthetic gas, Khan attempted to destroy the ''Enterprise'' with a [[warp core breach|warp core overload]] as Kirk engaged the tyrant in physical combat. Khan's superior strength nearly won him the battle, but Kirk used a broken piece of equipment piping to defeat him.
 Kirk retained some admiration for the determined, capable man of history. The prospect of imprisoning and rehabilitating the Augments seemed a waste. Instead, Kirk granted an opportunity for Khan and his followers: to colonize the dangerous but habitable world of [[Ceti Alpha V]]. McGivers was given the choice of facing [[court martial]] or joining the new colony. Khan accepted McGivers' company, and took up Kirk's challenge to "tame a world", citing [[John Milton|Milton]]'s [[Lucifer]], ''"It is better to Rule in Hell, than Serve in Heaven"''. ({{TOS|Space Seed}})
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 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."
-{{bginfo|It was the intent of the filmmakers, and a widely accepted fact in Star Trek apocrypha, that this wife was Lt. [[Marla McGivers]] from the original {{e|Space Seed}} episode, however this was never confirmed onscreen.}}
+{{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.}}
 [[File:Khan, 2285.jpg|thumb|Khan, after being discovered by Terrell and Chekov]]
 Neither Kirk nor [[Starfleet]] followed up on the colony's progress. The starship {{USS|Reliant}}, attached to [[Project Genesis]] to find a suitable proving ground, finally arrived at the apparently lifeless world in [[2285]]. [[Captain]] [[Clark Terrell]] and [[Commander]] [[Pavel Chekov]], the latter of whom himself was a former ''Enterprise'' crewmember, [[transporter|beamed]] down to survey the planet they assumed to be [[Ceti Alpha VI]], where they were captured by Khan. After inflicting inchoate, mind-altering "eels" on his captives, Khan demanded to know the nature of their mission and the whereabouts of James Kirk.
-=== Wrath of Khan ===
+=== The Beginning of Vengeance ===
 Using his captives' vulnerability to suggestion, Khan and his followers hijacked the ''Reliant'', and marooned the crew on Ceti Alpha V. With knowledge of the awesome potential of the Genesis project, he used Chekov to notify [[research station|spacelab]] [[Regula I]] of ''Reliant''{{'}}s pending arrival and their intention to retrieve all Genesis information, 'as ordered by Admiral Kirk.' Khan's lure proved successful. The ''Enterprise'', engaged in a training cruise at the time, altered course to investigate the odd reports from Regula I.
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 [[File:USS_Reliant.jpg|thumb|{{USS|Reliant}}]]
-Khan intercepted the ''Enterprise'', which was en route to Regula I. Concealing her intent, ''Reliant'' approached, feigning communications trouble, and mounting a devastating surprise attack using Reliant's phasers to cripple ''Enterprise''. Khan [[hail]]ed to gloat over his triumph and discuss terms of surrender. His only reward proved to be Kirk's initial open-mouthed stare of surprise. The parley allowed the more experienced starship commander to override ''Reliant''{{'}}s [[tactical]] systems using the ship's [[prefix code]] to access them. With a few weak phaser shots from ''Enterprise'', ''Reliant'' lost [[photon torpedo|photon]] control and [[warp drive|warp]] power, forcing Khan to retreat to Regula I.
+Khan intercepted the ''Enterprise'', which was en route to Regula I. Concealing her intent, ''Reliant'' approached, feigning communications trouble, and mounting a devastating surprise attack using the ''Reliant''{{'}}s phasers to cripple the ''Enterprise''. Khan [[hail]]ed to gloat over his triumph and discuss terms of surrender. His only reward proved to be Kirk's initial open-mouthed stare of surprise. The parley allowed the more experienced starship commander to override the ''Reliant''{{'}}s [[tactical]] systems using the ship's [[prefix code]] to access them. With a few weak phaser shots from the ''Enterprise'', the ''Reliant'' lost [[photon torpedo|photon]] control and [[warp drive|warp]] power (which would also disable the phasers), forcing Khan to retreat to Regula I.
-After the ''Enterprise'' limped to the space station, a landing party led by Kirk rescued Terrell and Chekov from the storage locker Khan had imprisoned them in. After Kirk discovered the [[Genesis Device|Genesis device]] in the bowels of the [[Regula]] [[planetoid]], Terrell contacted Khan, who beamed the device to ''Reliant''. However, Terrell, fighting the effects of the Ceti Eel, refused to kill Kirk and committed suicide. Despite the turn of events, Khan felt some small satisfaction, since Kirk and his party were now marooned within Regula, and ''Reliant'' was on its way to find and destroy the ''Enterprise''.
+After the ''Enterprise'' limped to the space station, a landing party led by Kirk rescued Terrell and Chekov from the storage locker Khan had imprisoned them in. After Kirk discovered the [[Genesis Device|Genesis device]] in the bowels of the [[Regula]] [[planetoid]], Terrell contacted Khan, who beamed the device to the ''Reliant''. However, Terrell, fighting the effects of the Ceti Eel, refused Khan's order to kill Kirk and committed suicide. Despite the turn of events, Khan felt some small satisfaction, since Kirk and his party were now marooned within Regula, and the ''Reliant'' was on its way to find and destroy the ''Enterprise''.
 :''"I've done far worse than kill you. I've ''hurt'' you. And I wish to go on ''hurting'' you. I shall leave you as you left me. As you left ''her.'' Marooned for all eternity at the center of a dead planet. Buried alive...buried alive."'' - Khan, to Kirk.
 :'''''"KHAAAAAAN!!! KHAAAAAAN!!!"''''' - Kirk, in enraged response.
-In an open communication with Kirk, [[Spock]]'s simple [[code]]d message (beginning with the signal, "Hours would seem like days") led Khan to believe ''Enterprise'' would need two days to effect basic repairs, unaware that Spock was actually telling Kirk that those repairs would be complete in two hours. After discovering his prey under way at full [[impulse]] power and bound for the obscuring clouds of the [[Mutara Nebula]], Khan's pursuit faltered. A surprise hail from Kirk, alive and taunting from the bridge of the ''Enterprise'', threw Khan into a rage, and his passions overcame him. Ignoring the consequences of engaging his enemy on the level playing field of the [[nebula]], Khan spurred the ''Reliant'' after Kirk.
+In an open communication with Kirk, [[Spock]]'s simple [[code]]d message (beginning with the signal, "Hours would seem like days") led Khan to believe ''Enterprise'' would need two days to effect basic repairs, unaware that Spock was actually telling Kirk that those repairs would be complete in two hours. After discovering his prey under way at full [[impulse]] power and bound for the obscuring clouds of the [[Mutara Nebula]], Khan's pursuit faltered on the advice of Joachim, who knew that pursuing the ''Enterprise'' into the [[nebula]] would disrupt shield and sensor functions for both vessels. A surprise hail from Kirk, alive and taunting from the ''Enterprise'' bridge, threw Khan into a rage, and his passions overcame him. Ignoring the consequences of engaging his enemy on the level playing field of the nebula, Khan spurred the ''Reliant'' after Kirk.
 [[File:Khan spits his last breath.jpg|thumb|left|''"For hate's sake, I spit my last breath at thee...."'']]
-The [[Battle of the Mutara Nebula]] was the last action of Khan's life. The two starships, barely able to discern one another due to interference within the nebula, exchanged a series of near misses and solid blows, until Kirk's experience finally trumped Khan's will; unused to fighting in a starship, Khan thought of the battle in terms of sailing ships, rather than submarines: he failed to realize until it was too late that he could have fought in ''three'' dimensions. After Kirk's new strategy allowed the ''Enterprise'' to catch Khan off-guard by descending and then rising to attack ''Reliant'' from behind, ''Reliant'' was lamed and adrift and Khan's followers were dying or dead. Rather than surrender, Khan activated the [[Genesis Device|Genesis device]], hoping to take Kirk and the ''Enterprise'' along with him to oblivion. Unfortunately for him, Captain [[Spock]] managed to repair the damage to the ''Enterprise'' which allowed the starship to escape at [[warp]] seconds before the Genesis Device detonated. In the explosion, Khan died instantly, his body disintegrating. ({{film|2}})
+The [[Battle of the Mutara Nebula]] was the last action of Khan's life. The two starships, barely able to discern one another due to interference within the nebula, exchanged a series of near misses and solid blows, until Kirk's experience finally trumped Khan's will; unused to fighting in a starship, Khan thought of the battle in terms of sailing ships, rather than submarines: he failed to realize until it was too late that he could have fought in ''three'' dimensions. After Kirk's new strategy allowed the ''Enterprise'' to catch Khan off-guard by descending and then rising to attack the ''Reliant'' from behind, ''Reliant'' was crippled and adrift with Khan's followers either dying or dead. Rather than surrender, Khan activated the [[Genesis Device|Genesis device]], hoping to take Kirk and the ''Enterprise'' along with him to oblivion. Unfortunately for him, Captain [[Spock]] managed to repair the damage to the ''Enterprise''{{'}}s engines which allowed the starship to escape at [[warp]] seconds before the Genesis Device detonated, destroying the ''Reliant'' and Khan with it. ({{film|2}})
 :''"From Hell's heart, I stab at thee... For hate's sake, I spit my last breath at thee..."'' - Khan's last words, from Captain Ahab in Herman Melville's ''Moby Dick''.

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 McCoy and Marcus opened a torpedo and found a man held in [[cryogenic stasis]]. Harrison revealed he was Khan Noonien Singh, revived and forced by Admiral Marcus to design ships and weapons for war with the [[Klingon Empire]], and he had tried to smuggle away his fellow [[Augment]]s but was forced to leave them after being caught. Marcus arrived in the {{USS|Vengeance}} and demanded Kirk hand over Khan, but Kirk refused, wanting Khan to stand trial and expose the conspiracy. During the confrontation between the two ships, the ''Vengeance'''s weaponry was deactivated by Scott, who was on a leave of absence and had boarded the ship after investigating the coordinates given by Khan. Kirk decided to board the ship with Khan, given his knowledge of its design, but Spock protested, distrusting Khan. Kirk countered he was desperate and needed his help.
-While Kirk and Khan boarded the ''Vengeance'' in [[thruster suit]]s, Spock contacted his older counterpart on [[New Vulcan]], asking for information on Khan. Although the older Spock had sworn not to further interfere with history, he warned Spock not to trust him. Spock ordered McCoy to remove the [[stasis chamber]]s from the torpedoes, before Khan appeared on the [[viewscreen]], revealing he had murdered the admiral and taken control of the ''Vengeance''. He demanded the torpedoes in return for Kirk and Scott, so Spock oblidged, but Khan began firing on the ''Enterprise''. An unsurprised Spock had the torpedoes detonated, crippling the ''Vengeance''.
+While Kirk and Khan boarded the ''Vengeance'' in [[thruster suit]]s, Spock contacted his older counterpart on [[New Vulcan]], asking for information on Khan. Although the older Spock had sworn not to further interfere with history, he warned Spock that Khan was the most dangerous adversary the Enterprise's [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701)|counterpart]] had ever faced. Spock ordered McCoy to remove the [[stasis chamber]]s from the torpedoes, before Khan appeared on the [[viewscreen]], revealing he had murdered the admiral and taken control of the ''Vengeance''. He demanded the torpedoes in return for Kirk and Scott, so Spock oblidged, but Khan began firing on the ''Enterprise''. An unsurprised Spock had the torpedoes detonated, crippling the ''Vengeance''.
 The damage sustained to both ships caused them to fall to Earth. Spock strapped on his [[seatbelt]] and ordered all emergency power to [[life support system|life support]], demanding the crew evacuate, but they refused, wanting to go down with their ship. However, before the ''Enterprise'''s engines reactivated, preventing it from crashing. Scott asked Spock to come to the warp core, where he found Kirk had repaired it without putting on a suit to shield himself from [[radiation poisoning]]. As Kirk slipped into unconsciousness, Spock lost his Vulcan demeanor and screamed, "''KHAN!''"