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Unnamed stars

The following is a list of unnamed stars.
== By planet ==
* Kaelon II's sun
== By system ==
* Gamelan system's sun
* Laap system's sun
== By quadrant ==
* Unnamed Alpha and Beta Quadrant stars
* Unnamed Delta Quadrant stars
* Unnamed Gamma Quadrant stars
== Andromeda Galaxy ==
=== Makers' homeworld sun ===
This star, in the Andromeda Galaxy, was the primary for the Makers homeworld. Sometime before 2268, this star went supernova, destroying its system. ()
== Unknown location ==
===Abronian supernova star===
Centuries prior to 3190, this star went supernova and destroyed the original Abronian homeworld. The only surviving Abronians were those who fled in a moon they had converted into a starship. The event was depicted in a mural within the ship. ()
===Lwaxana Troi star===
Lwaxana Troi once had a star named after her by an astronomer from Rigel IV. ()
=== Mad planet's sun ===
This star was shone over the mad planet. ()
===Nyrian system star===
According to the Nyrians (who proved to be less then honest), the Nyrian system contained a red giant star. () 
=== O-type star ===
In 2256, the accidentally jumped into close proximity of this O-type star while trying to jump to Corvan II, and sustained minor damage during its escape. ()
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Unnatural Selection (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Get to know Dr. Katherine Pulaski! When a mysterious illness starts making people very old very quickly, Dr. Pulaski wants to know why. Also, she wants to save a group of super children, genetically created in a lab. But what happens when she is stricken by the aging disease? And why is she on the Enterprise anyway? Answers to these questions and more when we put in the Mission Log.
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Unproduced Star Trek Animated pitches - 1973 (podcast)

== Summary ==
:We continue to celebrate the 50th anniversary of , this week with a look at some of the stories that did not make it into production! Joining us to speculate on what could have been for the animated Enterprise crew is Aaron Harvey, co-author of Star Trek: The Official Guide to the Animated Series.
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Unproduced Star Trek Animated pitches - 1973 part 2 (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Continuing our look at the creative process that brought to life, we welcome back Aaron Harvey for another dive into unproduced story pitches. Gene Roddenberry himself gets into the mix with one (and a half) pitches that apparently don't pass Dorothy Fontana's scrutiny.
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Unspoken Truth

Unspoken Truth is a Pocket TOS novel by Margaret Wander Bonanno. Published by Pocket Books, it was first released in .
The novel focuses on the character of Saavik in the period after .
== Summary ==
;From the book jacket
:A social experiment was conceived. Its goal was to breed the best, the brightest, the most malleable and most loyal soldiers to ever serve. To this end, the Romulan Empire used its own children, blinded by the belief that anything that would bring glory to the praetor was justified. And when the winds of politics changed, these children were abandoned, left to die on a world so horrifying that it was dubbed–by those who dared to cling to life–Hellguard.
:One wild child, Saavik, was rescued by Spock. He took the half-Vulcan, half-Romulan child home to his parents, knowing that if anyone could reach and rescue Saavik, it was them.
:Now a Starfleet officer, Saavik has striven to honor her mentor and her Vulcan heritage. But recent events have shaken her. Left behind on while the rest of the crew goes to face court-martial for stealing and destroying their ship, the young science officer is adrift when two men from her past confront her. Tolek, another Hellguard survivor, tells Saavik that the survivors are being killed one-by-one and only they can discover who and why. The other, a Romulan who claims to be her father, swears it is the Vulcans who are eliminating the Hellguard survivors because they are an embarrassment to all of Vulcan, but that she has the power to stop it, by bringing down the Vulcan ambassador, Sarek.
:Not knowing where to turn, not knowing whom to trust, Saavik must find her own answers, and discover who she truly is.
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* The title was announced at the Shore Leave convention on , when it was originally slotted to be released in .
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Up The Long Ladder (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Meet the Bringloidi: Danilo, Brenna, and the colonists. Their interests include farming, washing, and drinking. Also meet the Mariposans: Granger, Granger, Granger, and the others. Their interests include clones, cloning, and being cloned. It's time to play the feud when we put into the Mission Log!
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Up Till Now: The Autobiography

Up Till Now: The Autobiography is an autobiography written by William Shatner, with . Published by Thomas Dunne Books, it was first released in hardback in .
== Summary ==
;From the book jacket
:After almost sixty years as an actor, William Shatner has become one of the most beloved entertainers in the world. And it seems as if Shatner is everywhere. Winning an Emmy for his role on Boston Legal. Doing commercials for Priceline.com. In the movie theaters. Singing with Ben Folds. He's sitting next to Jay Leno and Jimmy Kimmel, and he's practically a regular on Howard Stern's show. He was recently honored with election to the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Hall of Fame. He was a target on a Comedy Central's Celebrity Roast entitled "The Shat Hits the Fan." In Up Till Now, Shatner sits down with readers and offers the remarkable, full story of his life and explains how he got to be, well, everywhere.
:It was the original Star Trek series, and later its films, that made Shatner instantly recognizable, called by name – or at least by Captain Kirk's name – across the globe. But Shatner neither began nor has ended his career with that role. From the very start, he took his skills as an actor and put them to use wherever he could. He straddled the classic world of the theater and the new world of television, whether stepping in for Christopher Plummer in Shakespeare's Henry V or staring at "something on the wing" in a classic episode of The Twilight Zone. And since then, he's gone on to star in numerous successful shows, such as , Rescue 911, and most recently .
:William Shatner has always been willing to take risks for his art. What other actor would star in history's first – and probably only – all-Esperanto-language film? Who else would share the screen with thousands of tarantulas, release an album called Has Been, or film a racially incendiary film in the Deep South during the height of the civil rights era? And who else would willingly paramotor into a field of waiting fans armed with paintball guns, all waiting for a chance to stun Captain… er, Shatner?
:In this touching and very funny autobiography, William Shatner reveals the man behind these unforgettable moments, and how he's become the worldwide star and experienced actor he is today.
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Uranus

Uranus (also known as Sol VII) was the seventh planet of the Sol system. The planet was located within Sector 001 of the Alpha Quadrant.
== Stellar Cartography == 
In an alternate 1996, the position and orbital path of Uranus in the Sol system were depicted on a poster in the office where Rain Robinson worked, at the Griffith Observatory. ()
In 2024, the position and orbital path of Uranus were depicted on a map of the Solar System, which was seen at the gala held for the Europa Mission astronauts. ()
In 2267, the position and orbital path of Uranus were illustrated on "Chart 14A: The Sol System". The chart was filed in the library computer. The planet was identified by its name and by its astronomical symbol. It was scanned by the probe Nomad in auxiliary control. ( production art)
File:The Explored Galaxy.jpg|The location of Sol on "The Explored Galaxy" star chart
File:Sol system map.jpg|"Chart 14A: The Sol System" showing the location of Uranus
 
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Uriah Carr

Uriah Carr is an actor and writer who was a regular background actor on the fifth through seventh seasons of . In addition he worked as stand-in, body double, and photo double for Alexander Siddig and appeared in at least one episode of . As a background performer he received no credit for his appearances.
As stand-in and photo double he appeared in the wide shots of the baseball scenario in , stood-in in several episodes, including , and worked as second unit hand double for Siddig in close-ups of , , and .
Carr, a North Hollywood resident, worked as writer and director on the 2006 science fiction short film The Purple Zone. He also wrote several stage plays, including "Going Soft" (the second part of "Opposite Worlds") , "The Right Place", "Show Me Love!!", "Earth Mother", "Prep School Summer", and "Poverty" for the Actor's Workout Studio. In "Going Soft", Carr appeared on stage and directed as well.
In 1988, he appeared as a bar patron in the Cheers episode "One Happy Chappy in a Snappy Serape" with Kirstie Alley, Kelsey Grammer, Alex Nevil, Mark Reilly, Lee Allen, Rudy Morrison, Rebecca Soladay, Joseph Paz, Richard Sarstedt, Melba Gonzalez, and Michael Braveheart. In 1989, he had a background role as a desk worker in the Falcon Crest episode "Charley" which also features Sierra Pecheur, Carl Ciarfalio, Allan Graf, and Jimmy Ortega and was directed by Reza Badiyi.
In 1995, he had a background part in , starring Martin Sheen and David Paymer, with Anne Haney, Beau Billingslea, Gail Strickland, Clement von Franckenstein, John Mahon, Jordan Lund, Wendie Malick, Richard McGonagle, Beans Morocco, George Murdock, Googy Gress, Ron Canada, Greg Poland, David Drew Gallagher, Ray Uhler, Craig Hosking, Warren Tabata, Aric Rogokos, Dan Magee, Michael Wajacs, Sherry O'Keefe, Adolphus Hankins and Mike Fujimoto.
In 2013, Carr appeared as a party guest in and in 2014 he appeared as a cafeteria patron in an episode The Big Bang Theory episode.
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Usman Ally

Usman Ally is an actor who had a featured part as a USS Vengeance Officer in . He filmed his scenes between March 2012 and April 2012. 
Ally moved to the United States in 2000 and received a BA in Theatre and Sociology from Lewis and Clark College in Portland, Oregon and an MFA in Acting from the University of Florida. In 2010 he received the Theatre Communications Group/Fox Foundation Grant for Actors of Extraordinary Potential.
Prior to his work on Star Trek, Ally was featured in the short comedy The Group (2008), (2009, with Mike Starr and Danny Goldring), and an episode of (2011). He had a recurring role as Nasim Marwat in four episodes of (2011, with Derek Webster and Jack Gwaltney), a featured part in (2011, with Kara Zediker), and the short drama Our Fathers (2011) and (2012). He also had a recurring role in (2012, starring Kelsey Grammer).
In 2016, Ally played Vincent on (also featuring Lorenzo Henrie), and in 2017 he portrayed the Hook-Handed Man in Netflix' (guest starring Alfre Woodard).
Beside his work on screen, Ally is also a stage actor and playwright and worked on plays such as "Around the World in 80 Days" at the Baltimore Centerstage and the Kansas City Rep, "Celebrity Row" at the American Theater Company, "Arabian Nights" at the Lookingglass Theater and Arena Stage, and "Three Sisters" at Steppenwolf Theater Company.
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Uzani

Uzani was a military leader referenced in Children of Tama language metaphorical phrases. He commanded an army at Lashmir.
In the phrases "Uzani. His army. With fists open.", it was a metaphor for luring the enemy towards you by spreading your forces. 
In the phrases "Uzani. His army. With fists closed.", it was a metaphor for closing rank and attack after luring the enemy. ()
In the phrase "Uzani, when the light came over the mountain.", it was a metaphor for revealing information. ()
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V. Canamar

V. Canamar was a Human Starfleet officer in the 22nd century.
In 2154, she was listed as a member of the Flight Test Crew on the dedication plaque of the . (, )
In January 2155, she was listed as a Robotic Systems office on directory placards at Starfleet Command's Fleet Operations Center, Sol Sector. Her office was located in room #3519. (, directories)
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V. Deadrick, Jr.

V. Deadrick, Jr. was a Human Starfleet officer in the 22nd century.
In 2154, he was listed as a Deep Space Operations officer on the dedication plaque of the . (, )
In January 2155, he was listed as an INCO officer on directory placards at Starfleet Command's Fleet Operations Center, Sol Sector. His office was located in room #3477. (, directories)
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V838 Monocerotis

V838 Monocerotis was a star system surrounded by a nebula in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant. It was a binary star system with a pair of stars. V838 Monocerotis was located in the constellation Monoceros and was approximately 19,000 light years from Sol.
An image depicting V838 Monocerotis was scanned by the Talosians as they reviewed the library computer files on board in 2254. ()
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VCF Sh'vhal personnel

List of personnel assigned to the in 2381. 
== Named ==
*Shara
*Sokel
*Syvek
*T'Gai
*T'Lyn
== Unnamed ==
=== Bridge officers ===
File:Sh'vhal bridge officer 1.jpg|Starboard station bridge officer
File:Sh'vhal bridge officer 2.jpg|Voiced by Kari Wahlgren
File:Sh'vhal bridge officer 3.jpg|Port station bridge officer
File:Sh'vhal bridge officer 4.jpg|Port-rear station bridge officer
In 2381, both the female bridge officer with a hair bun and the male gray-haired bridge officer were on the bridge, along with Captain Sokel, when Badgey infected the Federation's subspace relay network. ()
=== Deck crew ===
These deck crewmembers interacted with members of the Sh'vhals lower decks. 
The female crewmember exited the room where several lower deckers were stationed. She later joined them for meditation.
The male crewmember joined the lower deckers for meditation. ()
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VHF

VHF (very high frequency) was a range of radio waves.
In 2259 of the alternate reality, suggested that a closed network like that used by swarm drones might be susceptible to very high frequency. then opined that they could broadcast something from the to confuse the drones. Scott then suggested Jaylah's favorite music be used, after which the alien "reconfigure(d) the VHF output into a multiphasic sweep". warned that the signal wouldn't travel very far, meaning the Franklin would have to get close to the swarm. ()
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VK Yuri Gagarin

The VK Yuri Gagarin was a Terran DY-732-class starship that was in service in the early 22nd century. This ship was commanded by Captain .
In 2105, the Yuri Gagarin was launched from Earth on a colonization mission. 
This vessel was among the list of ships that appeared on Captain Jean-Luc Picard's desktop monitor while he searched for "all Earth deep-space launches from 2123 until 2190 with destination in or near the Ficus sector" during an investigation of an SOS signal discovered in that sector in 2365. This vessel, however, did not fall within the parameters of his search, but was among the ships launched in that timeframe. ()
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Vaal

Vaal was a self-aware computer-machine on Gamma Trianguli VI that was created approximately ten thousand years prior to its discovery by the crew of the . 
By 2267, when the planet was visited by Captain James T. Kirk and Enterprise, the planet was inhabited by a primitive culture of humanoids called Vaalians, who were slaves to Vaal and revered it as a god.
Vaal was ultimately destroyed by Kirk and the crew of the Enterprise after it had killed several crewmembers and was on the verge of destroying Enterprise and all her crew by pulling them into the planet's atmosphere. This action by Kirk may have been in direct violation of the Prime Directive, but Kirk felt justified that the people on the planet needed to be freed from their false god in order to achieve their full potential. ()
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Vacation's Over

==Summary==
===Vacation's Over===
===Memoirs of an Invisible Ferengi===
==Background information==
* This issue contained two stories, the main story "Vacation's Over", and an eight page story about Quark, "Memoirs of an Invisible Ferengi".
* This story takes place a few months after the events of "Wargames" and , the prelude story from "Hearts of Old".
* At the end of the second story, a two page essay by Mark A. Altman was presented, describing the Maquis. Some production artwork by Jim Magdaleno from Voyager and the design of the Maquis logo were presented as part of the article.
===Creators===
* Based on:
** Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
** created by Rick Berman & Michael Piller
* Writers:
** Mark A. Altman ("Vacation's Over")
** Chris Dows & Colin Clayton ("Memoirs of an Invisible Ferengi")
* Artists: 
** Rob Davis (pencil art – "Vacation's Over", cover pencil art)
** Brian Michael Bendis (pencil art – "Memoirs of an Invisible Ferengi")
** Terry Pallot (inking – "Vacation's Over", cover inking)
** Bruce McCorkindale (inking – "Memoirs of an Invisible Ferengi")
** Ronnie Cruz (letter art – "Vacation's Over")
** Pat Brosseau (letter art – "Memoirs of an Invisible Ferengi")
** Moose Baumann (color designer, cover color art)
** Gone Fishin' with Ruth Yasharpour and Sharleen Gaertner (color art)
* Editors:
** Mark Paniccia
** Clarissa Manansala (assistant editor – "Memoirs of an Invisible Ferengi")
==Characters==
===Regular and recurring characters===
; Benjamin Sisko : Commanding officer of Deep Space 9.
; Julian Bashir : Chief medical officer aboard DS9.
; Jadzia Dax : Trill science officer aboard DS9.
; Quark : Ferengi businessman and owner of Quark's located on the station's Promenade.
; Costello : Security officer aboard DS9. Previously assigned to the USS Hawking.
; Tessa Blake : Maquis member. Leader of a resistance cell.
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Vacuum cleaner

A vacuum cleaner or vacuum collector was a device that used vacuum suction to remove items from a surface.
In 1958, Stron repaired 's vacuum cleaner despite quitting his job, as he had made a promise to her. He referred to the unit as a "suction device". ()
A large vacuum collector device, deployed as a backpack unit, was used aboard the to collect tribbles after a lab breach in the 2250s. ()
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Vacuum exposure

Vacuum exposure was when a person was exposed to an airless environment, such as outer space; without proper protection from an EV suit or life support belt. Symptoms of exposure to the vacuum of space varied from species to species.
For most Humanoid races, exposure to a vacuum for much longer than a minute and a half was fatal. In fact, useful consciousness only lasted about fifteen seconds, with ten seconds of extreme disorientation, then passing out. ()
When Spock was battling a Gorn on the bridge of the disabled starship Cayuga he lunged a railing into the helmet of the Gorn's environmental suit, thereby puncturing it, causing air to suddenly release from the suit, exposing him to the vacuum and eventually killing him. ()
In 2368, when Doctor Beverly Crusher and Lieutenant Geordi La Forge were taking inventory of supply canisters in a cargo bay of the and a disaster caused them to be trapped in there; it became apparent that they needed to jettison the cargo bay because the radiation from a nearby plasma fire was high enough that it could cause the flammable containers to explode. They find something to hold onto so that they won't get blown out, and before they jettison the cargo bay, Beverly explains to Geordi "Once the air is vented, the first thing you'll feel is extreme pressure in your lungs... you'll have to resist the temptation to exhale. Next, your hands and feet will get cold, then numb...and some of the capillaries in exposed sections of skin may burst." She continued with the explanation, and after intentionally hyperventilating, they jettisoned the air and the containers; putting the fire out, as well exposing the two of them to the vacuum. Luckily the doctor was able to get to the console and close the door and repressurize the cargo bay. ()
In 2376, Mortimer Harren told a distracted William Telfer: "If you want something to fantasize about, try imagining how it'll feel if our hull is breached and we die of vacuum exposure. Our blood will vaporize and our cell membranes will rupture. Surely you know the symptoms better than I do." ()
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Vadim Mantelzak

Vadim Mantelzak is a performer who had the uncredited role of "Soldier Joe" in .
Mantelzak appeared in the short film Mop That!, the movies Don't Shoot the Pharmacist! and Sharknado 3:Oh Hell No! He was also a stand-in in Everybody Wants to Be Italian.
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Vagra II

Vagra II was the formerly inhabited second planet of its star system. The planet was located in the Zed Lapis sector, a region of space in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant. 
Prior to 2364, little information on the planet was kept in the library computer, other than the fact of its existence. Sensors indicated no signs of lifeforms, virtually no vegetation, and the minimum atmosphere requirements for humanoids. 
A "race of s" once brought out from within themselves all evil and negative attributes that had bound them to destructiveness. As a by-product of this procedure, the unwanted substance spread and coalesced into a dank and vile second skin, Armus, a "skin of evil". The race rejected this malevolent sentient substance and abandoned it on Vagra II. 
In 2364, Armus threatened the crew of a shuttlecraft that had crash landed on the surface. It also killed Lieutenant Natasha Yar, who was part of the away team assigned to recover them. After the crew of the Enterprise-D escaped, they destroyed the shuttle wreckage to trap Armus on the planet. Vagra II was subsequently placed under quarantine. ()
In 2367, Ishara Yar learned from Data that her sister had died on Vagra II. ()
In 2381, Ensign Beckett Mariner and Brad Boimler used a submanifold casting stone so as to send a prank call to Vagra II in order to taunt Armus. ()
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=== Background information ===
According to the script for "Skin Of Evil", Vagra II was a planet in the Zed Lapis system and Vagra was pronounced as "VAY-GRA". StarTrek.com describes Vagra II as a minimally M-class planet. 
According to , the species that created Armus was native to Vagra II.
The shot of Vagra II from orbit was first used to represent Aldea in .
=== Apocrypha ===
In John Vornholt's , Vagra II was the site where a scientist working aboard the Enterprise-D trapped a species of sub-microbe able to pass through the most advanced biofilter.
Planets of the UFP presents the system, identifying Vagra II as Class H.
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