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Klingon history

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Passage to Moauv

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Klingon history

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Dreadnought class

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Bomb

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Talk:USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-E)

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‎Seventh starship to bear the name?: anons don't get usernames

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The Menagerie, Part II (episode)

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The Menagerie, Part I (episode)

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Revert Anon. "Miss Piper" is a red-link, and I am unfamiliar with an English possessive case of -z'

Romulus

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Star Fleet Medical Reference Manual

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Leonard Nimoy

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Forum:"Into Darkness" images from bootleg recording

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Leonard Nimoy

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Thanks for the nice Bio.
I did indeed do a lot of work for Into The Darkness for Davis Leroy Anderson's fx shop. The Artichoke couple in the bar scene with Scotty, were supervised by myself, with most of the sculptng and all the painting being done by myself. John David Snyder and Brian Sipe applied the women on set with my supervision while I applied the male boyfriend. Cheers.

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Star Trek films

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‎Seventh starship to bear the name?:

James T. Kirk

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‎Alpha and Beta Quadrants: Kronos moon

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Star Trek Ongoing, Issue 24

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Quantum Mechanix

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 *'''[[14th century]]''': The religious holiday of ''[[Rumarie]]'' ceases to be observed on Vulcan.
 *'''[[19th century]]''': By this time Vulcan had rebuilt its civilization and returned to interstellar travel.
-*'''Early [[20th century]]''': [[First contact]] occurs between Vulcans and [[Andorian]]s. Relations between both species should remain rough over the following two centuries.
+*'''Early [[20th century]]''': [[First contact]] occurs between Vulcans and [[Andorian]]s. Relations between both species would remain rough over the following two centuries.
 *'''[[1957]]''': Vulcans make unofficial first contact with [[Human]]s when a Vulcan survey ship, which had been investigating the launch of ''[[Sputnik I]]'', crash-lands on [[Earth]].
 *'''[[2050s]]''': Vulcans make first contact with the newly warp-capable Arkonians. Their relationship quickly sours to a point where Arkonians would bear deep hatred towards Vulcans. During this time, the Vulcans are also aware of the [[Third World War]] on Earth, but choose not to interfere.

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 [[Section 31]] estimated that the Klingons would not recover from their losses from the Dominion War until about [[2385]]. ({{DS9|Inter Arma Enim Silent Leges}})
 == Summary of key dates ==
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 *'''[[2375]]''': The Dominion gains the upper hand in the war again with its alliance with the [[Breen Confederacy]] which uses [[energy dampening weapon]]s. Due to a technical uniqueness of Klingon vessels, the Empire holds the front on its own for some weeks being outnumbered 20:1. Fearing the growing popularity of the successful General Martok, Gowron tries to discredit him by ordering suicidal missions, but is subsequently killed by [[Worf]]. Martok becomes the new Klingon Chancellor and, with the help of the [[Cardassian Rebellion]], the [[Federation Alliance]] manages to repel the Dominion forces, finally capturing [[Cardassia Prime]] later that year and ending the Dominion war with the [[Treaty of Bajor]].
 *'''[[2385]]''': The Klingon Empire fully recovers from its losses during the Dominion War according to an estimate by [[Section 31]].
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 Kirk tells Uhura to locate Spock, just as Spock enters the bridge, covered in scratches and with his uniform shirt torn to shreds.  Spock tells him that they had the animal cornered and he suddenly felt a sense of fear, and not a logical fear. The security officers with him were reacting in a similar manner. Spock surmises that the waul is projecting a [[telepathy|telepathic]] field that is causing panic, fear, and the cat-like noises to be made.
-Kirk contacts the ambassador, Oavid, to report that his pet, Ewass, is loose and causing trouble. Oavid tells Kirk that he will be filing a formal protest, but tells them that the more frightened Ewass becomes, the more difficult it will be to approach him. He recommends shooting the animal with tranquilizers from a distance, but the ''Enterprise'' does not have the necessary drugs on hand.
+Kirk contacts the ambassador, [[Oavid]], to report that his pet, Ewass, is loose and causing trouble. Oavid tells Kirk that he will be filing a formal protest, but tells them that the more frightened Ewass becomes, the more difficult it will be to approach him. He recommends shooting the animal with tranquilizers from a distance, but the ''Enterprise'' does not have the necessary drugs on hand.
 Kirk and Spock head back toward the creature with a net, but as they approach it, they are both overcome by panic and fear. Spock attacks Kirk, stopping when [[Lieutenant]] [[M'Ress]] approaches them.  M'Ress, apparently unaffected by the telepathy, approaches the waul. As she does, the panic and fear subsides. The creature seems to have taken to the lieutenant and begins purring happily. Spock deduces that it is because M'Ress is also of feline ancestry and can empathize with the animal. Kirk relieves her of her communications duties for the remainder of the trip and delegates her as the caretaker for the waul.

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 [[File:Klingon ambassador and Kirk image.jpg|thumb|In [[2286]], the Klingon ambassador demands the [[Federation Council]] to extradite the "terrorist" James T. Kirk.]]
-Tensions between the Klingons and the Federation again came to a head in the [[2280s]] with the revelation of the secret [[Project Genesis]], a scientific program developing an advanced method of quickly terraforming worlds &ndash; but a method which also had great potential for causing destruction.  The Klingons sent a [[Klingon Bird-of-Prey|Bird-of-Prey]] to covertly obtain the secrets of the [[Genesis (planet)|Genesis Planet]], while at the same time negotiating openly with the Federation.  The Klingons planned to accuse the Federation of duplicity in developing Genesis as a weapon of awesome power and using the negotiations as a cover. ({{film|3}})  However, when the crew of the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}}, commanded by [[James T. Kirk]], managed to capture the Bird-of-Prey, the [[Unnamed Klingons (23rd century)|Klingon ambassador]] proclaimed a vendetta against Kirk in [[2286]], vowing, "''there shall be no peace so long as Kirk lives!''" ({{film|4}}) Because of this, as well as Kirk's previous history with the Klingon Empire, some Klingons considered him a revered figure and worthy opponent. In [[2287]], commander [[Klaa]] took [[Klaa's Bird-of-Prey|his Bird-of-Prey]] all the way to [[Qui'Tu]] beyond the [[Great Barrier]] at the center of the [[galaxy]] to pursue Kirk and the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-A}}. However, General [[Korrd]], who was aboard the ''Enterprise'', stopped him from continuing his renegade personal undertaking. ({{film|5}})
+Tensions between the Klingons and the Federation again came to a head in the [[2280s]] with the revelation of the secret [[Project Genesis]], a scientific program developing an advanced method of quickly terraforming worlds &ndash; but a method which also had great potential for causing destruction. While the Klingon Empire was negotiating openly with the Federation, a [[Klingon Bird-of-Prey|Bird-of-Prey]] under the command of Commander [[Kruge]] tried to covertly obtain the secrets of the [[Genesis (planet)|Genesis Planet]]. The Klingons planned to accuse the Federation of duplicity in developing Genesis as a weapon of awesome power and using the negotiations as a cover. ({{film|3}})  However, when the crew of the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}}, commanded by [[James T. Kirk]], managed to capture the Bird-of-Prey, the [[Unnamed Klingons (23rd century)|Klingon ambassador]] proclaimed a vendetta against Kirk in [[2286]], vowing, "''there shall be no peace so long as Kirk lives!''" ({{film|4}}) Because of this, as well as Kirk's previous history with the Klingon Empire, some Klingons considered him a revered figure and worthy opponent. In [[2287]], commander [[Klaa]] took [[Klaa's Bird-of-Prey|his Bird-of-Prey]] all the way to [[Qui'Tu]] beyond the [[Great Barrier]] at the center of the [[galaxy]] to pursue Kirk and the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-A}}. However, General [[Korrd]], who was aboard the ''Enterprise'', stopped him from continuing his renegade personal undertaking. ({{film|5}})
 === Peace with the Federation ===

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 The [[bridge]] of the ship was small and cramped compared to the more spacious bridge of the {{alt|Constitution class|''Constitution''-class}}. It was designed to be run single-handedly if necessary. It was possible to use voice commands to set destinations and the ship's computer would do the work - Khan used this function to crash the USS ''Vengeance'' into [[Starfleet Headquarters]].
-Also in stark contrast to the ''Enterprise'' bridge, the ''Dreadnought''{{'}}s bridge was very dark - in lieu of bright lighting and shining white walls, the bridge was largely black, though still well lit.
+Also in stark contrast to the ''Enterprise'' bridge, the ''Dreadnought''{{'}}s bridge was very dark - in lieu of bright lighting and shining white walls, the bridge was largely black, though still well lighted.
 ====Engineering====
-[[Engineering]] was designed so that it could run by itself if needed. When {{alt|James T. Kirk|Kirk}}, {{alt|Montgomery Scott|Scotty}} and {{alt|Khan Noonien Singh|Khan}} passed through, the only personnel they encountered were a security team.
+[[Engineering]] was designed so that it could run by itself if needed. When {{alt|James T. Kirk|Kirk}}, {{alt|Montgomery Scott|Scotty}} and {{alt|Khan Noonien Singh|Khan}} passed through, the only personnel they encountered were a non-Starfleet security team.
 Like the bridge, the engineering section is cramped and painted in shining black. It appears to be more refined than the engineering section on the {{alt|USS Enterprise|''Enterprise''}} - there are certainly no pipes or mains on display.

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 In [[2293]], the Klingon [[moon]] of [[Praxis]], a key [[energy]]-production facility for the [[Klingon Empire]], exploded after an accident involving over-mining which sent out a [[subspace shock wave]], causing severe damage to the planet's [[ozone layer]]. This event forced planning for the evacuation of the planet and led to the signing of the [[Khitomer Accords|First Khitomer Accord]] with the [[Federation]]. ({{film|6}})
 Qo'noS joined the Federation at some point between [[2327]] and [[2365]]. ({{TNG|Samaritan Snare}}) The [[Treaty of Alliance]] was signed by both parties. ({{TNG|Sarek}})
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 The depiction of the Klingon capital, as seen in "Broken Bow", was visualized using a matte painting done by [[Illusion Arts, Inc.]]. (''[[Star Trek: The Magazine Volume 2, Issue 10]]'', p. 30)
-For the planet's appearance in {{film|12}}, production designer [[Scott Chambliss]] took classical influence for its look. "''The quadrant of the city where the action takes place is sort of an interpretation of the Roman {{w|Colosseum}}, the warrens below the Colosseum floor,''" he said. [http://www.guardian.co.uk/film/2013/may/11/star-trek-into-darkness-insiders-guide] The visual effects team led by [[Ben Grossman]] developed the rest of its appearance, developing a toxic atmosphere from which the {{alt|D4 class}} ships could appear from. Grossman added "''We took reference from the {{w|Burj Khalifa}} in {{w|Dubai}} [...] What I liked was when you see pictures photographed from up there, the buildings are so tall that they peek through the clouds and you have no real sense of how far you are away from the ground. That gave us the idea to build the planet Kronos in atmospheric layers. We tried to imagine what a planet like [[Jupiter]] would be like underneath all these layers of atmosphere.''"[http://www.fxguide.com/featured/star-trek-into-darkness-vfx-makes-it-so/]
+For the planet's appearance in {{film|12}}, the filmmakers were inspired by {{w|Pripyat}}, the city abandoned due to the Chernobyl disaster that inspired Praxis in ''The Undiscovered Country''. When asked if the [[Unnamed moons#Qo'noS moon|damaged moon]] seen in the film was Praxis, [[Roberto Orci]] declined to comment. [http://www.empireonline.com/news/story.asp?NID=37615] Production designer [[Scott Chambliss]] took classical influence for the buildings in the Ketha Province. "''The quadrant of the city where the action takes place is sort of an interpretation of the Roman {{w|Colosseum}}, the warrens below the Colosseum floor,''" he said. [http://www.guardian.co.uk/film/2013/may/11/star-trek-into-darkness-insiders-guide]
 ====The name of the homeworld====

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 Captain {{alt|Christopher Pike}} wrote his [[dissertation]] on the ''Kelvin'' and George Kirk. Pike came to admire Kirk, describing him as a man who did not believe in "no-win scenarios" and as someone who had the instinct to leap without looking, a trait he felt Starfleet had lost by the [[2250s]].
-Because Kirk died prematurely, James Tiberius Kirk never knew his father and thus never had an inspiration to join Starfleet. Instead, he spent his early years as a rebel and trouble-maker, until he was finally convinced by Pike to enlist in Starfleet and dared to do better than his father who had saved the lives of the crew of an entire ship; a dare Kirk would eventually satisfy by saving the entire Earth population and any other planetary population that otherwise might have been destroyed by [[Nero]] as the acting-captain of the {{alt|USS Enterprise|USS ''Enterprise''}} in [[2258]]. ({{film|11}})
+Because Kirk died prematurely, James Tiberius Kirk never knew his father and thus never had an inspiration to join Starfleet. Instead, he spent his early years as a rebel and trouble-maker, until he was finally convinced by Pike to enlist in Starfleet and dared to do better than his father who had saved the lives of the crew of an entire ship; a dare Kirk would eventually satisfy by saving the entire Earth population and any other planetary population that otherwise might have been destroyed by [[Nero]] as the acting captain of the {{alt|USS Enterprise|USS ''Enterprise''}} in [[2258]]. ({{film|11}})
-When Kirk's son James sacrificed himself to save his own crew on the {{USS|Enterprise|alternate reality}} in [[2259]], he heard the voices of his father and mother as he lay between life and death. ({{film|12}})
+When James sacrificed himself to save his own crew on the ''Enterprise'' in [[2259]], he heard the voices of his father and mother as he lay between life and death. ({{film|12}})
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 {{bginfo|Since he was a Kazon-Nistrim working with Seska, Tierna's toenail bomb could have been of either Kazon or [[Cardassian]] design.}}
-''[[Section 31]] agent [[Thomas Harewood]] committed a suicide bombing, destroying the [[Kelvin Memorial Archive]] in [[London]]. He did on former agent {{alt|Khan Noonien Singh|John Harrison}}'s behalf, as he had offered to save the life of Harewood's terminally ill daughter [[Lucille Harewood|Lucille]]. Harrison turned Harewood's [[Starfleet Academy ring]] into a bomb that ignited when dropped in a glass of [[water]]. In the bombing's aftermath, Harrison salvaged a terminal to gain the confiscated [[transwarp beaming]] formula.'' ({{film|12}})
+''[[Section 31]] agent [[Thomas Harewood]] committed a suicide bombing, destroying the [[Kelvin Memorial Archive]] in [[London]]. He did it on former agent {{alt|Khan Noonien Singh|John Harrison}}'s behalf, as he had offered to save the life of Harewood's terminally ill daughter [[Lucille Harewood|Lucille]]. Harrison turned Harewood's [[Starfleet Academy ring]] into a bomb that ignited when dropped in a glass of [[water]]. In the bombing's aftermath, Harrison salvaged a terminal to gain the confiscated [[transwarp beaming]] formula.'' ({{film|12}})
 In [[2369]], the [[school]] aboard Deep Space 9 exploded because of a bomb. [[Constable]] [[Odo]] later mentioned that it was a simple, homemade bomb made from [[cabrodine]] and [[infernite]] two explosive materials. ({{DS9|In the Hands of the Prophets}})

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 The dedication plaque simply states it is the sixth (Federation) starship to bear the name. All the other plaques of past Enterprises state their (again, Federation) number accordingly. However, you do have a point as to it possibly not being Earth Starfleet. I don't know if those ships on display at the 601 Club are previous Starfleet vessels or not. Someone once said that they spotted a DY-100 (SS Botany Bay) class ship on display as well. If this is true, obviously the club simply honors past aeronautical achievements concerning space. Reverted edit but also fixed it so that XCV-330 isn't left out and ignored completely. --[[User:AC84|AC84]] 09:33, 9 Nov 2005 (PST)
-:Is the IDW comic Star Trek: Countdown into Darkness considered canon? If so, Captain April clearly states that he commanded a Starfleet vessel called Enterprise that was the predecessor to Kirk's Enterprise, and also Kirk mentions that he got the ''new'' Enterprise after the one April commanded had been decommissioned. So, Kirk's is at least the second Enterprise, which would make the Enterprise E the seventh. BUT: We don't know whether the construction of a new Enterprise was a result of Nero's incursion. If so, the 'original' Kirk would have helmed a rather old ship, given that he had taken it over from Pike who had taken it over from April. What do you guys think? daniel --[[Special:Contributions/77.80.28.55|77.80.28.55]] 18:37, May 22, 2013 (UTC)
+:Is the IDW comic Star Trek: Countdown into Darkness considered canon? If so, Captain April clearly states that he commanded a Starfleet vessel called Enterprise that was the predecessor to Kirk's Enterprise, and also Kirk mentions that he got the ''new'' Enterprise after the one April commanded had been decommissioned. So, Kirk's is at least the second Enterprise, which would make the Enterprise E the seventh. BUT: We don't know whether the construction of a new Enterprise was a result of Nero's incursion. If so, the 'original' Kirk would have helmed a rather old ship, given that he had taken it over from Pike who had taken it over from April. What do you guys think? --[[Special:Contributions/77.80.28.55|77.80.28.55]] 18:37, May 22, 2013 (UTC)
 ::No, comics are [[MA:CANON|not canon]]; though anything revealed in them would be valid Apocrypha information.  [[User:31dot|31dot]] ([[User talk:31dot|talk]]) 18:39, May 22, 2013 (UTC)
-:::The comic 'Star Trek: Countown' released just before the 2009 movie ''is'' considered canon - at least that is what Mr. Orci said [[Star_Trek:_Countdown#Publication_history|according to Memory Alpha]]. That's why I was wondering and that's why I brought it up. Thanks for your thoughts, anyway. daniel --[[Special:Contributions/178.191.231.86|178.191.231.86]] 22:32, May 23, 2013 (UTC)
+:::The comic 'Star Trek: Countown' released just before the 2009 movie ''is'' considered canon - at least that is what Mr. Orci said [[Star_Trek:_Countdown#Publication_history|according to Memory Alpha]]. That's why I was wondering and that's why I brought it up. Thanks for your thoughts, anyway. --[[Special:Contributions/178.191.231.86|178.191.231.86]] 22:32, May 23, 2013 (UTC)
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−	I did indeed do a lot of work for Into The Darkness for Davis Leroy Anderson's fx shop. The Artichoke couple in the bar scene with Scotty, were supervised by myself, with most of the sculptng and all the painting being done by myself. John David Snyder and Brian Sipe applied the women on set with my supervision while I applied the male boyfriend. Cheers.	+	I did indeed do a lot of work for Into The Darkness for Davis Leroy Anderson's fx shop. The Artichoke couple in the bar scene with Scotty, were supervised by myself, with most of the sculptng and all the painting being done by myself. John David Snyder and Brian Sipe applied the women on set with my supervision while I applied the male boyfriend. Cheers. {{unsigned-anon\|220.249.195.162}}

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 ===Act Four===
-The ''Enterprise'' enters [[orbit]] around Talos IV.  Spock tells the court that Talos controls the ''Enterprise,'' as it did on her previous encounter, and that Mendez' inquiry into Spock's motives will now be answered.
+The ''Enterprise'' enters [[orbit]] around Talos IV.  Spock tells the court that Talos controls the ''Enterprise,'' as it did on her previous encounter, and that Mendez's inquiry into Spock's motives will now be answered.
 The Talosians had abandoned their effort to capture and breed humans as servants when Captain Pike and the others threatened to destroy themselves, a decision the atrophied Talosians had claimed condemned them to eventual death.  Vina had declined rescue by the ''Enterprise,'' for a reason made evident at the end of the Talosians' presentation:  The Talosians show Vina to be horribly disfigured, though their mastery of projecting illusions lets her live a normal life.  Spock's purpose in bringing Pike back to Talos IV was to enable Pike to live out the rest of his days in the same way; the Talosians are willing to "free" him from his wheelchair.  The basis of [[General Order 7]], the capital crime forbidding contact with Talos IV, is also evident now:  to keep humans from learning the Talosians' power of illusion, to their own destruction.
-Kirk then addresses Mendez, but Mendez disappears.  A Talosian explains that Mendez' presence on board the ''Enterprise'' was an illusion.  Spock and the Talosians orchestrated events to keep the crew from regaining control of the ship too quickly.  Spock said the reason he did not simply reveal his plan to Kirk was to subject only himself to the death penalty.
+Kirk then addresses Mendez, but Mendez disappears.  A Talosian explains that Mendez's presence on board the ''Enterprise'' was an illusion.  Spock and the Talosians orchestrated events to keep the crew from regaining control of the ship too quickly.  Spock said the reason he did not simply reveal his plan to Kirk was to subject only himself to the death penalty.
 The real Commodore Mendez, still at Starbase 11, sends a message that he too has received the Talosians' presentation.  He suspends General Order 7 for this occasion and directs Kirk to proceed as he thinks best.  Pike signals that he will remain on Talos.

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-In Mendez' office, Kirk continues to defend Spock's claim that the starbase summoned the ''Enterprise.''  Mendez shows Kirk the record tapes, which show no such transmissions, and emphasizes that the paralyzed Pike could not have made the call &ndash; which was heard only by Spock.  Kirk says that if Spock wanted to see Pike, Kirk would have granted [[shore leave]]; moreover, there is no trouble in that [[sector]] of space that would have induced aliens to divert the starship as a ruse.  Mendez calls the [[computer center]], where [[Chief]] [[Humbolt]] confirms he has rechecked the data tapes, and the starbase could have sent no message without his knowledge.  Humbolt leaves the lab and Spock slips in and begins operating a computer to create a voice transmission to the ''Enterprise.''
+In Mendez's office, Kirk continues to defend Spock's claim that the starbase summoned the ''Enterprise.''  Mendez shows Kirk the record tapes, which show no such transmissions, and emphasizes that the paralyzed Pike could not have made the call &ndash; which was heard only by Spock.  Kirk says that if Spock wanted to see Pike, Kirk would have granted [[shore leave]]; moreover, there is no trouble in that [[sector]] of space that would have induced aliens to divert the starship as a ruse.  Mendez calls the [[computer center]], where [[Chief]] [[Humbolt]] confirms he has rechecked the data tapes, and the starbase could have sent no message without his knowledge.  Humbolt leaves the lab and Spock slips in and begins operating a computer to create a voice transmission to the ''Enterprise.''
-Mendez' aide, [[Miss Piper]], enters his office with a report that again denies summoning the starship.  She mentions Spock's years of service under Pike, and indications of Spock's extreme loyalty to Pike.  Kirk defends Spock, telling Piper that a [[Vulcan]] is incapable of disloyalty.  But Piper and Mendez insist that Pike, under constant observation, could not have even asked for that message to be sent.
+Mendez's aide, Miss Piper, enters his office with a report that again denies summoning the starship.  She mentions Spock's years of service under Pike, and indications of Spock's extreme loyalty to Pike.  Kirk defends Spock, telling Piper that a [[Vulcan]] is incapable of disloyalty.  But Piper and Mendez insist that Pike, under constant observation, could not have even asked for that message to be sent.
-On board the ''Enterprise,'' Lt. [[Nyota Uhura|Uhura]] receives a message from starbase operations with new orders &ndash; secret, scrambled, and to be fed directly into the ship's computers.  Lt. [[Hansen (Lieutenant)|Hansen]], under temporary command,  orders Uhura to request confirmation.
+On board the ''Enterprise,'' Lt. [[Nyota Uhura|Uhura]] receives a message from starbase operations with new orders &ndash; secret, scrambled, and to be fed directly into the ship's computers.  Lt. [[Hansen (Lieutenant)|Hansen]] orders Uhura to request confirmation.
 Back on the starbase, as Uhura calls for confirmation, Humbolt walks in on Spock and notices Spock's alterations to the computer.  Humbolt tries to wrestle Spock away, but Spock [[Vulcan neck pinch|nerve-pinches]] Humbolt into unconsciousness.  Uhura then tries to call Kirk, but Spock has now prepared a tape of Kirk's voice, confirming the new orders and directing any questions to Spock.  Spock then activates an intercom and tells Hansen the ship's computers will handle the helm, and forbids Hansen from discussing the orders with ship or starbase personnel.

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 File:The Explored Galaxy.jpg|The location of Romulus on "The Explored Galaxy" wall chart
 File: Romulan Neutral Zone map.jpg|Star Sector Z-6: The location of the Romulan star system

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 ==Background==
 [[File:Schoolroom table.jpg|thumb|Numerous illustrations in {{DS9|The Nagus}}]]
-''[[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]]'' used several of the images from the "Intelligent Aliens" and "Parasites" chapter on an [[LCARS]] graphic in the back of the [[school]]room, making the internal physiology shown in the book at least partially [[canon]]. These included the [[Denebian slime devil]]s, [[Regulan bloodworm]]s, [[tribble]]s, [[Excalbian]]s, the [[Horta]], [[Neural parasite (23rd century)|neural parasites]] and [[Korob]]'s and [[Sylvia (Pyris VII)|Sylvia]]'s species.
+''[[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]]'' used several of the images from the "Intelligent Aliens" and "Parasites" chapter on an [[LCARS]] graphic in the back of the [[school]]room, making the internal physiology shown in the book at least partially [[canon]]. These included the [[Denebian slime devil]]s, [[Regulan bloodworm]]s, [[tribble]]s, [[Excalbian]]s, the [[Horta]], [[Neural parasite (23rd century)|neural parasites]] and [[Korob]]'s and [[Sylvia (Pyris VII)|Sylvia]]'s species. [[Geoffrey Mandel]] created these images for the Starfleet Medical Reference Manual and later used these images when he was a production assistant for [[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]].
 This is not the first or last example of ''Star Trek'' using the non-canon [[reference books]], and sometimes even the unauthorized ones, in the television series. Some of the early ''[[Star Trek]]'' films used images from the ''[[Star Fleet Technical Manual]]'' by [[Franz Joseph]], while {{film|1}} also used images of Joseph's {{ShipClass|Constitution}} [[starship]] blueprints. Also, the [[Star Trek Roleplaying Game (Last Unicorn)|RPG reference book]] ''[[Among the Clans]]'' was used by the writing staff of ''[[Star Trek: Enterprise]]'' when creating the ''[[ushaan]],'' as well as making Andoria a frozen planet.

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 [[Lwaxana Troi]] and [[Jean-Luc Picard]] used decorated forks during their [[dinner]] aboard the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}} in [[2365]]. ({{TNG|Manhunt}})
-[[File:Seven_with_a_fork_1.png|170px|A full view of Voyager's three tine fork]][[File:Seven_with_a_fork.png|170px|A fork on Voyager]]
+[[File:Seven_with_a_fork_1.png|200px]]A full view of Voyager's three tine fork
 == See also ==

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	It makes me wonder, since [[w:c:Memory-Beta]] has expanded versions of a lot of content, if there would be some easy way to create automated hyperlinks on each wiki to a corresponding page of the same name on the opposite wiki. I know how to do that by manually embedding a template (say called MB or MA) but adding templates manually to pages is tedious for larger wikis, it makes me wonder if there's some way to do it in the top bar or through some bottomlink option. I haven't figured out how though because using PAGENAME functions in the topnav seems to recognize the topnav's name instead of the active page's :( [[User talk:Tycio\|+]]Y[[Special:Contributions/Tycio\|c]] 22:21, May 23, 2013 (UTC)		It makes me wonder, since [[w:c:Memory-Beta]] has expanded versions of a lot of content, if there would be some easy way to create automated hyperlinks on each wiki to a corresponding page of the same name on the opposite wiki. I know how to do that by manually embedding a template (say called MB or MA) but adding templates manually to pages is tedious for larger wikis, it makes me wonder if there's some way to do it in the top bar or through some bottomlink option. I haven't figured out how though because using PAGENAME functions in the topnav seems to recognize the topnav's name instead of the active page's :( [[User talk:Tycio\|+]]Y[[Special:Contributions/Tycio\|c]] 22:21, May 23, 2013 (UTC)
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		+	:Yes, significant information from comics/video games/novels/any other licensed product that pertains to the subject of an article goes under Apocrypha.
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		+	:Many articles already have links at the bottom of the page to a corresponding Memory Beta article; I'm not sure if that's what you are referring to. [[User:31dot\|31dot]] ([[User talk:31dot\|talk]]) 23:06, May 23, 2013 (UTC)

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	Nonsense. I'm not harassing you, I'm simply talking to you. --[[Special:Contributions/84.163.126.12\|84.163.126.12]] 17:05, May 22, 2013 (UTC)		Nonsense. I'm not harassing you, I'm simply talking to you. --[[Special:Contributions/84.163.126.12\|84.163.126.12]] 17:05, May 22, 2013 (UTC)
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		+	==Apocrypha==
		+	So just to clarify, if we want to add notes to chars which are about comics and not a TV show we do it under this section? I wasn't clear on what the word meant in this context when I saw it.
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		+	It makes me wonder, since [[w:c:Memory-Beta]] has expanded versions of a lot of content, if there would be some easy way to create automated hyperlinks on each wiki to a corresponding page of the same name on the opposite wiki. I know how to do that by manually embedding a template (say called MB or MA) but adding templates manually to pages is tedious for larger wikis, it makes me wonder if there's some way to do it in the top bar or through some bottomlink option. I haven't figured out how though because using PAGENAME functions in the topnav seems to recognize the topnav's name instead of the active page's :( [[User talk:Tycio\|+]]Y[[Special:Contributions/Tycio\|c]] 22:21, May 23, 2013 (UTC)

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	He was very concerned when Zek came under the influence of the [[Prophet]]s and tried to rewrite the [[Rules of Acquisition]]. He brought Zek to [[Quark]] and [[Rom]] to seek their help. For their help He presented quark with an expensive handkerchief and patted him on the head. ({{DS9\|Prophet Motive}})		He was very concerned when Zek came under the influence of the [[Prophet]]s and tried to rewrite the [[Rules of Acquisition]]. He brought Zek to [[Quark]] and [[Rom]] to seek their help. For their help He presented quark with an expensive handkerchief and patted him on the head. ({{DS9\|Prophet Motive}})
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		+	Maihar'du accompanied Zek and [[Ishka]] to Zek's retirement on [[Risa]].

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 '''Maihar'du''' was the [[Hupyrian]] [[servant]] of former [[Grand Nagus]] [[Zek]]. Maihar'du had taken a [[vow of silence]] and was only permitted to speak to the Nagus. He was very imposing and was not only a servant, but a [[bodyguard]] and [[food taster]]. He was also the [[flight controller]] to [[Zek's personal ship]]. ({{DS9|Rules of Acquisition}}) He often provided Zek with his favorite [[drug]], [[Hupyrian beetle snuff]]. ({{DS9|The Nagus}})
-He was very concerned when Zek came under the influence of the [[Prophet]]s and tried to rewrite the [[Rules of Acquisition]]. He brought Zek to [[Quark]] and [[Rom]] to seek their help. ({{DS9|Prophet Motive}})
+He was very concerned when Zek came under the influence of the [[Prophet]]s and tried to rewrite the [[Rules of Acquisition]]. He brought Zek to [[Quark]] and [[Rom]] to seek their help. For their help He presented quark with an expensive handkerchief and patted him on the head. ({{DS9|Prophet Motive}})
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-[[File:Fork.jpg|thumb|A fork]]
+[[File:Fork.jpg|thumb|Lwaxana's fork]]
 A '''fork''' is an eating utensil often made of [[metal]]. It is comprised of a handle and three sharpened ends on which [[food]] can be spiked. It is common on [[Earth]], although other cultures have been known to use them.
 [[Lwaxana Troi]] and [[Jean-Luc Picard]] used decorated forks during their [[dinner]] aboard the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}} in [[2365]]. ({{TNG|Manhunt}})
 == See also ==
 * [[Knife]]
 * [[Spoon]]
 [[Category:Tools]]

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 Footage of his role from the TOS episode {{e|The Trouble with Tribbles}} was reused for the ''[[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]]'' episode {{e|Trials and Tribble-ations}}. Nimoy also voiced Spock in the [[games|video games]] ''[[Star Trek: Strategic Operations Simulator]],'' ''[[Star Trek: 25th Anniversary (PC)|Star Trek: 25th Anniversary]],'' ''[[Star Trek: Judgment Rites]],'' and ''[[Star Trek Online]].''
-Nimoy returned to the role of Spock in {{film|11}}; it was the first time he played the character since {{y|1991}} and was his first live-action film role since {{film|6}}. He made a further cameo appearance as Spock in {{film|12}}.
+Nimoy returned to the role of Spock in {{film|11}}; it was the first time he played the character since {{y|1991}} and was his first live-action film role since {{film|6}}. He made a further cameo appearance as Spock in {{film|12}}, making him the only principal cast member of any Star Trek series to appear in eight of the films and (technically) the longest-serving of all Star Trek cast members, having played the role on and off over a period of 49 years from 1964 to 2013.
 == Biography ==

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	::Regarding promotional stills, I believe we allowed those in the past, unless they show a scene that clearly wasn't in the movie that way. In any case, those should be replaced with actual screenshots if those become available. --[[User:Cid Highwind\|Cid Highwind]] ([[User talk:Cid Highwind\|talk]]) 10:20, May 22, 2013 (UTC)		::Regarding promotional stills, I believe we allowed those in the past, unless they show a scene that clearly wasn't in the movie that way. In any case, those should be replaced with actual screenshots if those become available. --[[User:Cid Highwind\|Cid Highwind]] ([[User talk:Cid Highwind\|talk]]) 10:20, May 22, 2013 (UTC)
	:::I don't why that image is called Navi, it should be renamed Darwin since that is the character's name. The low-res, high quality image is from [http://trekmovie.com/2013/05/18/snls-bill-hader-has-star-trek-into-darkness-voice-cameo-more-tidbits-from-cast-credits/ TrekMovie]. --[[User:Alientraveller\|Alientraveller]] ([[User talk:Alientraveller\|talk]]) 10:25, May 22, 2013 (UTC)		:::I don't why that image is called Navi, it should be renamed Darwin since that is the character's name. The low-res, high quality image is from [http://trekmovie.com/2013/05/18/snls-bill-hader-has-star-trek-into-darkness-voice-cameo-more-tidbits-from-cast-credits/ TrekMovie]. --[[User:Alientraveller\|Alientraveller]] ([[User talk:Alientraveller\|talk]]) 10:25, May 22, 2013 (UTC)
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		+	::Aatrek, where's this one from: [[:File:Khan shower.jpg]]? -- [[User:Cid Highwind\|Cid Highwind]] ([[User talk:Cid Highwind\|talk]]) 22:40, May 23, 2013 (UTC)

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 ==Summary==
-{{film|1}} reunites the [[TOS]] cast aboard the original {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}}, refurbished after its five-year mission as documented in the television series. The story was originally conceived as the pilot episode of the aborted ''[[Star Trek: Phase II]]'' series, in which the now-[[Admiral]] [[James T. Kirk|Kirk]] and crew must engage with a powerful, threatening force that is heading directly towards [[Earth]].
+{{film|1}} (1979) reunites the [[TOS]] cast aboard the original {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}}, refurbished after its five-year mission as documented in the television series. The story was originally conceived as the pilot episode of the aborted ''[[Star Trek: Phase II]]'' series, in which the now-[[Admiral]] [[James T. Kirk|Kirk]] and crew must engage with a powerful, threatening force that is heading directly towards [[Earth]].
-{{film|2}}, {{film|3}}, and {{film|4}} together form a loose trilogy, beginning with the reintroduction of an old enemy from a popular TOS episode ({{e|Space Seed}}) who resumes his conflict with Kirk in epic fashion, leading to the death of [[Spock]], the discovery of his ''[[katra]]'' and the destruction of the ''Enterprise'' during Kirk's efforts to save him, culminating in a time-travel adventure to [[1986]] aboard a captured [[Klingon]] vessel (''[[HMS Bounty|Bounty]]'') in order to save [[Earth]] from destruction.
+{{film|2}} (1982), {{film|3}} (1984) and {{film|4}} (1986) together form a loose trilogy, beginning with the reintroduction of an old enemy from a popular TOS episode ({{e|Space Seed}}) who resumes his conflict with Kirk in epic fashion, leading to the death of [[Spock]], the discovery of his ''[[katra]]'' and the destruction of the ''Enterprise'' during Kirk's efforts to save him, culminating in a time-travel adventure to [[1986]] aboard a captured [[Klingon]] vessel (''[[HMS Bounty|Bounty]]'') in order to save [[Earth]] from destruction.
-{{film|5}} moves Kirk, demoted back to captain as a result of defying [[Starfleet]] orders in {{film|3}}, and crew onto the new {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-A|-A}}, which is hijacked by a renegade [[Vulcan]] ([[Sybok]]), who pilots it to the center of [[Milky Way Galaxy|the galaxy]] in an attempt to find the source of creation.
+{{film|5}} (1989) moves Kirk, demoted back to captain as a result of defying [[Starfleet]] orders in {{film|3}}, and crew onto the new {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-A|-A}}, which is hijacked by a renegade [[Vulcan]] ([[Sybok]]), who pilots it to the center of [[Milky Way Galaxy|the galaxy]] in an attempt to find the source of creation.
-{{film|6}} sees Kirk and crew attempting to prevent derailment of the [[Federation]]/Klingon peace talks by conspirators from both sides. As well as bringing the TOS cast to its retirement, the film also ties up various threads first established in the series (most notably, the conflict between the Federation and the Klingons) and paves the way for the story lines of [[TNG]], set some eighty years later.
+{{film|6}} (1991) sees Kirk and crew attempting to prevent derailment of the [[Federation]]/Klingon peace talks by conspirators from both sides. As well as bringing the TOS cast to its retirement, the film also ties up various threads first established in the series (most notably, the conflict between the Federation and the Klingons) and paves the way for the story lines of [[TNG]], set some eighty years later.
-{{bginfo|Produced during the fall of the Soviet Union in the early 1990s, the film's plot may be regarded as a metaphor for those events and the effect they had on international relations at that time.}}
+{{bginfo|Produced during the fall of the Soviet Union, the film's plot may be regarded as a metaphor for those events and the effect they had on international relations at that time.}}
-{{film|7}} brings the cast of TNG to the big screen, set less than a year after the end of the series ({{e|All Good Things...}}) and filmed straight after the completion of its last episodes. [[Jean-Luc Picard|Picard]] and the crew of the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}} must try to stop a brilliant [[scientist]] ([[Tolian Soran]]) from committing an act of genocide in order to enter the [[Nexus]], a mysterious hedonic realm in which time has no meaning. Appearances by three of the TOS cast (Kirk, [[Montgomery Scott|Scotty]] and [[Pavel Chekov|Chekov]]) and the heroic death of Kirk who joins Picard by means of the Nexus, served to "pass the torch" from the old generation to the next; the appearance of recurring enemies [[Lursa]] and [[B'Etor]] and the revelation of their fate provides a key link with the TNG series. The film also includes the destruction of the ''Enterprise''-D.
+{{film|7}} (1994) brings the cast of TNG to the big screen, set less than a year after the end of the series ({{e|All Good Things...}}) and filmed straight after the completion of its last episodes. [[Jean-Luc Picard|Picard]] and the crew of the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}} must try to stop a brilliant [[scientist]] ([[Tolian Soran]]) from committing an act of genocide in order to enter the [[Nexus]], a mysterious hedonic realm in which time has no meaning. Appearances by three of the TOS cast (Kirk, [[Montgomery Scott|Scotty]] and [[Pavel Chekov|Chekov]]) and the heroic death of Kirk who joins Picard by means of the Nexus, served to "pass the torch" from the old generation to the next; the appearance of recurring enemies [[Lursa]] and [[B'Etor]] and the revelation of their fate provides a key link with the TNG series. The film also includes the destruction of the ''Enterprise''-D.
-{{film|8}} brings back the TNG cast in their first truly independent big screen adventure aboard the new {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-E|-E}}. Picard and his crew are pitted against their deadliest foe from the series, the [[Borg]], who travel back in time to prevent the first [[warp]] flight by [[Zefram Cochrane]].
+{{film|8}} (1996) brings back the TNG cast in their first truly independent big screen adventure aboard the new {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-E|-E}}. Picard and his crew are pitted against their deadliest foe from the series, the [[Borg]], who travel back in time to prevent the first [[warp]] flight by [[Zefram Cochrane]].
-In {{film|9}}, Picard and crew discover a covert effort by Starfleet, in co-operation with the belligerent [[Son'a]], to relocate the inhabitants of a "fountain of youth" planet. Standing by his morals, Picard must take up arms against the Federation to save paradise.
+In {{film|9}} (1998), Picard and crew discover a covert effort by Starfleet, in co-operation with the belligerent [[Son'a]], to relocate the inhabitants of a "fountain of youth" planet. Standing by his morals, Picard must take up arms against the Federation to save paradise.
-{{film|10}} sees Picard and the ''Enterprise'' ordered to investigate the sudden fall of the [[Romulan]] government, replaced by a leader from their neighboring race, the [[Reman]]s. The dark secret of this new leader, [[Shinzon]], brings Picard into conflict in a way he never thought possible, and culminates in a fight to save Earth from a terrible weapon &ndash; at great cost. With the death or departure of several main characters &ndash; [[William T. Riker|Riker]], [[Deanna Troi|Troi]], [[Data]], and [[Beverly Crusher]] &ndash; this film marks the end of the TNG cast's adventures. Much as with the (chronological) final big screen appearance of the original cast, which laid the foundations of peace between the Federation and the Klingons, this film includes the establishment of an alliance between the Federation and the Romulans, enemies throughout the TNG era just as the Klingons had been in TOS.
+{{film|10}} (2002) sees Picard and the ''Enterprise'' ordered to investigate the sudden fall of the [[Romulan]] government, replaced by a leader from their neighboring race, the [[Reman]]s. The dark secret of this new leader, [[Shinzon]], brings Picard into conflict in a way he never thought possible, and culminates in a fight to save Earth from a terrible weapon &ndash; at great cost. With the death or departure of several main characters &ndash; [[William T. Riker|Riker]], [[Deanna Troi|Troi]], [[Data]], and [[Beverly Crusher]] &ndash; this film marks the end of the TNG cast's adventures. Much as with the (chronological) final big screen appearance of the original cast, which laid the foundations of peace between the Federation and the Klingons, this film includes the establishment of an alliance between the Federation and the Romulans, enemies throughout the TNG era just as the Klingons had been in TOS.
-{{film|11}}, released in 2009, creates a new timeline in the ''Star Trek'' franchise, which is tied directly to the Prime Universe, effecting a return to the [[TOS]] era, albeit one populated by an all-new cast of actors. It also features a new look, and remains in-universe by explaining all changes as being inadvertently caused by time-traveling Romulan villain [[Nero]]. This film focuses on younger versions of Kirk, Spock and the crew and showcases their very first mission aboard the ''Enterprise''.
+{{film|11}} (2009) creates a new timeline in the ''Star Trek'' franchise, which is tied directly to the Prime Universe, effecting a return to the [[TOS]] era, albeit one populated by an all-new cast of actors. It also features a new look, and remains in-universe by explaining all changes as being inadvertently caused by time-traveling Romulan villain [[Nero]]. This film focuses on younger versions of Kirk, Spock and the crew and showcases their very first mission aboard the ''Enterprise''.
-The 2013 sequel {{film|12}} picks up a year after the first film, where the crew is tested as they are sent to apprehend {{alt|Khan Noonien Singh|John Harrison}}, a traitor and mass murderer, and uncover corruption and a conspiracy to militarize Starfleet from within.
+The sequel {{film|12}} (2013) picks up a year after the first film, where the crew is tested as they are sent to apprehend {{alt|Khan Noonien Singh|John Harrison}}, a traitor and mass murderer, and uncover corruption and a conspiracy to militarize Starfleet from within.
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 == Early history ==
-James Tiberius ("Jim") Kirk was a Human descendant of [[Europe]]an settlers on [[Earth]]'s [[America]]n continent, who pioneered the [[Ancient West|western frontiers]] of the [[United States of America]] in the [[19th century]]. ({{TOS|Spectre of the Gun}}) He was born on [[March (month)|March 22nd]], [[2233]] ([[Stardate]] 1277.1), in space on board the {{USS|Kelvin}}, the son of [[George Kirk|George]] and [[Winona Kirk]]. His mother and father were serving on board the {{USS|Kelvin}} under the command of [[Captain]] [[Richard Robau]] while Winona was pregnant with him. His parents named him after his maternal grandfather, [[James (Winona Kirk's father)|James]], and his paternal grandfather, [[Tiberius Kirk|Tiberius]]. ({{TOS|Where No Man Has Gone Before|The Deadly Years}}; {{film|4}}; {{ENT|In a Mirror, Darkly, Part II}}; {{film|11}})
+James Tiberius ("Jim") Kirk was a Human descendant of [[Europe]]an settlers on [[Earth]]'s [[America]]n continent, who pioneered the [[Ancient West|western frontiers]] of the [[United States of America]] in the [[19th century]]. ({{TOS|Spectre of the Gun}}) He was born on [[March (month)|March 22nd]], [[2233]] ([[Stardate]] 1277.1), in [[Iowa]] on Earth, the son of [[George Kirk|George]] and [[Winona Kirk]]. His mother and father were serving on board the {{USS|Kelvin}} under the command of [[Captain]] [[Richard Robau]] while Winona was pregnant with him. His parents named him after his maternal grandfather, [[James (Winona Kirk's father)|James]], and his paternal grandfather, [[Tiberius Kirk|Tiberius]]. ({{TOS|Where No Man Has Gone Before|The Deadly Years}}; {{film|4}}; {{ENT|In a Mirror, Darkly, Part II}}; {{film|11}})
 :''See also: [[#Ambiguities|Ambiguities]]''
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	If this is something mentioned by the producers (but not mentioned in the movie itself), it definitely is a valid background info, but shouldn't be added to the article's main body as fact. (Also, do you have the timecode of that information for quick access?) -- [[User:Cid Highwind\|Cid Highwind]] ([[User talk:Cid Highwind\|talk]]) 17:37, May 23, 2013 (UTC)		If this is something mentioned by the producers (but not mentioned in the movie itself), it definitely is a valid background info, but shouldn't be added to the article's main body as fact. (Also, do you have the timecode of that information for quick access?) -- [[User:Cid Highwind\|Cid Highwind]] ([[User talk:Cid Highwind\|talk]]) 17:37, May 23, 2013 (UTC)
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	:Well I recommend you listen to the whole thing, but it's 21:50 minutes in. Orci kinda dodges the question, simply comparing Ketha in the film to Chernobyl - you know, the inspiration for Praxis - so perhaps I was more than overeager to write that, but are we to assume Kronos's moon always looked like the Hulk smashed it? --[[User:Alientraveller\|Alientraveller]] ([[User talk:Alientraveller\|talk]]) 17:57, May 23, 2013 (UTC)		:Well I recommend you listen to the whole thing, but it's 21:50 minutes in. Orci kinda dodges the question, simply comparing Ketha in the film to Chernobyl - you know, the inspiration for Praxis - so perhaps I was more than overeager to write that, but are we to assume Kronos's moon always looked like the Hulk smashed it? --[[User:Alientraveller\|Alientraveller]] ([[User talk:Alientraveller\|talk]]) 17:57, May 23, 2013 (UTC)
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		+	I have to admit I didn't see that moon (stupid 3D gives me headaches, so I had to take off the glasses at exactly that moment), but I saw its artistic depiction during the end credits. While that one ''did'' look similar to Praxis, we still have some wiggle room because we never saw Praxis before its destruction. Perhaps overmined Klingon moons regularly look like that, and what happened to Praxis just added to that. (As an aside, it's unrealistic anyway, I believe gravity would cause an object like that to melt/tear apart and form a more spherical object relatively quickly.)
		+	In any case, I think we shouldn't assume that one definitely did cause the other, although "Praxis-like event" and the comparison of Ketha to Chernobyl (Pripyat might have been even better ;)) are definitely worth a background info. -- [[User:Cid Highwind\|Cid Highwind]] ([[User talk:Cid Highwind\|talk]]) 22:10, May 23, 2013 (UTC)

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 An [[Unnamed Alpha and Beta Quadrant planets#Beta Lyrae system planets|unnamed planet]] in the [[Beta Lyrae system]] had what appeared to be a moon. ({{TAS|The Slaver Weapon}})
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	== Supplementary information in articles ==		== Supplementary information in articles ==
	Please note that in-universe articles on Memory Alpha only include {{ma\|Content policy\|information from the television episodes and theatrical films}}. If you are interested in contributing information from licensed ''Star Trek'' works (such as from [[games]], [[novels]] and [[comics]]) you may want to check out [[:w:c:memory-beta\|Memory Beta]]. Thanks! [[User:31dot\|31dot]] ([[User talk:31dot\|talk]]) 10:03, May 23, 2013 (UTC)		Please note that in-universe articles on Memory Alpha only include {{ma\|Content policy\|information from the television episodes and theatrical films}}. If you are interested in contributing information from licensed ''Star Trek'' works (such as from [[games]], [[novels]] and [[comics]]) you may want to check out [[:w:c:memory-beta\|Memory Beta]]. Thanks! [[User:31dot\|31dot]] ([[User talk:31dot\|talk]]) 10:03, May 23, 2013 (UTC)
		+	:Ah sorry about that, I just typed in [[w:c:StarTrek]] that directs here to Alpha. Wish there was a shorter URL but will try to remember. [[User talk:Tycio\|+]]Y[[Special:Contributions/Tycio\|c]] 22:03, May 23, 2013 (UTC)

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-The '''''Dreadnought''-class''' was an experimental warship that was created by [[Section 31]] with the help of {{alt|Khan Noonien Singh}}. The earliest known starship of this class, the {{USS|Vengeance}}, was launched in [[2259]] from a secret facility orbiting [[Europa]].
+The '''''Dreadnought''-class''' was an experimental warship that was created by [[Section 31]] with the help of {{alt|Khan Noonien Singh}}. The only known starship of this class, the {{USS|Vengeance}}, was launched in [[2259]] from a secret facility orbiting [[Europa]].
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-| Published         = {{m|August|2013}}
+| Published         = {{d|14|August|2013}}
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 === USS ''Kelvin'' Artisan Replica ===
-QMx announced that the release of an Artisan Replica of the {{USS|Kelvin}} is scheduled for {{y|2013}}. The  1:850 scale production replica features LED lighting, sound effects, a mirrored base, and is limited to an edition of fifty. A prototype of the ship was displayed at the 2012 San Diego Comic-Con.[[http://www.thetrekcollective.com/2012/07/qmx-kelvin-and-enterprise-d.html]]
+[[File:QMx USS Kelvin Artisan Replica.jpg|thumb|QMx USS ''Kelvin'' Artisan Replica]]
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