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Neopictis spinotap

The Neopictis Spinotap was an aquatic lifeform of the genus Neopictis, native to the planet Denkir IV. Subspecies of this species included the Neopictis spinotap cochrani.
An illustration of this lifeform with its species name was seen on the chart "Evolution of Intelligent Life on Planet Denkir IV". (, )
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Nepenthe (aftershow)

"Nepenthe" is the twentieth episode of , and the seventh to deal with the series. It covers the events of .
It is the seventh episode of The Ready Room hosted by Wil Wheaton. The episode's guests were Jonathan Frakes and Brent Spiner.
Michael Chabon, Alex Kurtzman, and Heather Kadin appear in separate segments.
== Segments ==
* Producing Picard: Riker & Troi Reunion
* Interview
* How to make Bunnicorn Pizza
* Star Trek Trivia question
* Exclusive clip for
Nepenthe (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Executive Producer Michael Chabon and Supervising Producer/Lead Visual Effects Supervisor Jason Michael Zimmerman join Dominic to discuss episode seven of . The Star Trek Picard Podcast is a series of in-depth and informed discussions with the creative team behind CBS All Access' much anticipated Star Trek: Picard on the ideas, the strategies, and the geopolitics behind the 10-episode first season. Hosted by Deadline's Senior Editor Dominic Patten.
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Neptune

Neptune (also known as Sol VIII) was the eighth planet of the Sol system. The planet was located within Sector 001 of the Alpha Quadrant.
== History ==
In 2257, the passed through the Neptunian system on its course to . After leaving the system, the Federation starship went to warp. ()
According to Arex, the cosmic cloud encountered by the in 2269 was twice the diameters of Jupiter, Saturn, and Neptune in size. ()
A painting depicting Neptune as seen from Triton hung above Geordi La Forge's bed in his quarters aboard the . ()
=== See also ===
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== Stellar Cartography ==
In 2024, the position and orbital path of Neptune were depicted on a map of the Solar System, which was seen at the gala held for the Europa Mission astronauts. ()
At warp 4.5, it would take six minutes to travel from Earth to Neptune and back. ()
In 1996, of an alternate timeline, the position and orbital path of Neptune in the Sol system were depicted on a poster in the office where Rain Robinson worked, at the Griffith Observatory. ()
In 2267, the position and orbital path of Neptune were illustrated on "Chart 14A: The Sol System". The chart was filed in the library computer. The planet was identified by name and by its astronomical symbol. It was scanned by the probe Nomad in auxiliary control. ( production art)
== Appendices ==
=== Background information ===
Neptune was named after the Roman god of water.
The painting of Neptune and Triton was created by Rick Sternbach and lent to the production. It was originally published by and . 
According to Star Trek: Star Charts ("United Federation of Planets I"), Neptune was a charter member of the United Federation of Planets in 2161.
According to the , Neptune orbited the sun at an average distance of thirty au.
=== Apocrypha ===
In , the Mego toy company produced a reptilian action figure doll called a "Neptunian," although such a creature never appeared at any time during the Star Trek franchise. Mego may have intended to create a Skorr or Aquan action doll, but it looks nothing like the animated species. 
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Neptune class

The Neptune class starship was a class of United Earth survey ships that were in service with Starfleet around 2141.
Neptune class ships were limited in speed to warp factor 2. This class of ships utilized the same model of captain's chair that would be initially used on , a newer and more advanced design of starships. ()
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Nequencia Alpha system

The Nequencia Alpha system, also known as the Nequencia system, was a planetary system in the Beta Quadrant. It was a binary star system with a pair of stars.
== History ==
In the 2360s, this system was located on the edge of Romulan space. 
In 2369, the YLT-3609, piloted by the Yridian Jaglom Shrek, visited this system. The flight plan of the Yridian shuttle was later displayed on the bridge of the . On the map of the flight plan, the location of Nequencia Alpha was labeled. The Enterprise scanned the planets within this system in search of evidence of a Romulan prison camp. Finding no such evidence, the starship went onward to the Carraya system, which was even closer to Romulan space, to continue the investigation. ()
== Stellar Cartography == 
In the early 2250s, this system was in space claimed by the Klingon Empire. In 2256, its location was labeled on the star chart "Alpha/Beta Quadrant Overview" in the ready room aboard the . ()
In 2259, the location of this system was labeled on a stellar cartography chart that was seen on the 's ready room viewscreen. This system's symbol had a color, indicating that it was affiliated with the . ()
In 2399, this system was located in neutral space. Its location was labeled on a Federation star chart that was in Fleet Admiral Kirsten Clancy's office at Starfleet Headquarters. ()
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Nerf

Nerf is a brand of toy dart guns, or "blasters," owned by Hasbro. A sub-line known as Nerf LMTD has produced many cross-promotional releases with other brands, including Star Trek.
==Star Trek release==
On 7 September 2022, Hasbro announced that the company would be producing Nerf toys based on the Star Trek license for release in November 2023. 
A single set of two blasters, known as the "Star Trek Starfleet Type 3 and Type 2 Phaser Blasters," has been released under the Nerf LMTD sub-line. The Type 3 phaser, modeled after those used in , is semi-automatic, with a capacity for five darts, features lights and sounds powered by four "AA" batteries and has a partially-assimilated exterior with Borg accents. The Type 2 phaser is modeled after the curved-handled prop seen in , and features a slide-pull single-fire mechanism with a capacity for one. Neither phaser blaster comes in a paint deco accurate to their Star Trek equivalents due to safety regulations on colorations for toy guns. Both are instead primarily painted white, with blue and green accents, and obligatory orange safety tips. The set includes seven Nerf darts. 
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Nero, Number Four

==Summary==
==Background information==
* The issue sold an estimated 7,203 copies in comic specialty stores in . These figures do not cover copies sold in bookstores, etc.
===Creators===
* Writers:
** and Mike Johnson
** Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman (story)
* Artists:
** David Messina (line art, cover art)
** Giovanna Niro (color art)
** Neil Uyetake (letter art)
* Editor:
** Scott Dunbier
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Nero, Number Three

==Summary==
==Background information==
*There were two covers produced for this issue – a standard cover by David Messina, and a retailer incentive cover featuring John Cho as .
* The issue sold an estimated 7,620 copies in comic specialty stores in . These figures do not cover copies sold in bookstores, etc.
===Creators===
* Writers:
** and Mike Johnson
** Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman (story)
* Artists:
** David Messina (art, cover art)
** Giovanna Niro (color art)
** Neil Uyetake (letter art)
* Editor:
** Scott Dunbier
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Net (device)

A net was a type of grid-shaped device used to hold or capture an individual or object. Nets were used in sports to capture projectiles such as balls.
In 2369, Guinan claimed to have injured her elbow in a game with Geordi La Forge, who "kept hitting to my backhand at the net". ()
In 2376, a game against the Kinbori got out of hand when one of them jumped over the net and attacked Tom Paris and Harry Kim with his racket. ()
In 2380, during a diplomatic mission to Gelrak V that went horribly awry, Commander Jack Ransom of the was ensnared by an electrified net, which seemingly incapacitated him. ()
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Neural (system)

Neural, also known as Zeta Boötis, was an inhabited planetary system in the Alpha Quadrant. It was a trinary star system consisting of the stars Zeta Boötis A, Zeta Boötis B, and HIP 71759 and the planet Neural, which was the homeworld of a native civilization. ()
== Stellar Cartography ==
The Neural system was visible from Earth in the constellation Boötes. This system was approximately 176 light years from Sol.
In 3191, this system's location was labeled on a star chart. ()
== Background information ==
Information on this system was derived from the episodes, the reference works Star Trek: Star Charts and Stellar Cartography: The Starfleet Reference Library, and real-world sources. The reference works were used extensively in the creation of star charts seen in , , , , and . The real-world information added to the article was current as of 2025.
The location of this star system was seen on the bridge of the on what appears to be an updated chart from Star Trek: Star Charts. Dave Blass published pictures of the set on .|The planet Neural might be located in this system.
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Neurolink

A neurolink was an emergency medical technique used for the stabilization of patients with brain stem injuries. Matching neural pads were used. One would be placed on a healthy individual, and a matching unit would be placed on the patient. These devices enabled a link to be established from the healthy person's autonomic nervous system to that of the injured patient.
When the Zalkonian named John Doe was discovered in the wreck of a Zalkonian escape pod in 2366, Dr. Beverly Crusher used a neurolink with Geordi La Forge to stabilize John's nervous system. ()
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Neurologist

A neurologist was a professional specializing in the brains and the synapses of Humans and other sentient species. 
In 2364, Doctor Beverly Crusher suggested that Lieutenant Geordi La Forge consider exploratory surgery by a neurologist to desensitize certain areas of his brain after he reported his VISOR implants were causing him pain. La Forge rejected the idea as it would hinder his ability to get full use out of the device. ()
In 2371, The Doctor began to experience a series of illusions in which Reginald Barclay attempted to convince him he was, in fact, Doctor Lewis Zimmerman and was isolated in a holographic simulation at Jupiter Station. In the illusory Barclay's attempt to get The Doctor to turn off his holoprogram, he claimed to have consulted with neurologist Dr. , who said that if he couldn't get out of the holodeck within the next hour, that radiation would completely oxidize his neuro-cellular structures thereby killing him. ()
After being transported to an alternate timeline during the year 2372, Ensign Harry Kim attempted to explain to his fiancé Libby that he did not belong in her reality. Libby, believing him to be ill or confused, suggested he speak to a counselor or a neurologist. Kim said he would but not before he met up with Tom Paris. ()
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Neutron star

A neutron star is a very small, dense stellar object composed largely of neutrons and neutronium, formed from the gravitational collapse of a star's core left after a supernova. Some neutron stars, called pulsars, emit beams of electromagnetic radiation from their poles.
In July 2151, detected an unusual cluster of three neutron stars. However, Commander did not think them interesting enough for closer investigation. ()
In 2154, Tholians in the mirror universe detonated a tricobalt device within the gravity well of a dead star to create an interphasic rift. This rift connected to the universe of 2268; the Tholians were eventually able to lure the through that rift and into their own universe. (; )
In 2269, the received signals from Questar M-17, a hypergravity object that was probably a neutron star. They discovered an alien ship of great age in orbit about the object, and aboard that ship, a malevolent alien entity that quickly infiltrated every ship system. They were able to escape the entity by tricking it into believing they intended to ram their ship into the star, but seconds after the alien fled, they managed a slingshot, leaving the alien trapped within the star's gravity. ()
A binary star system in the Kavis Alpha sector studied by Doctor Paul Stubbs with his egg probe in early 2366 consisted of a neutron star and a red giant. ()
In 2368, a stellar core fragment from a neutron star passed through the Moab system and threatened to eliminate the population of genetically-engineered Humans on Moab IV, forcing the to arrange a complex modification of their tractor beam to "nudge" the star slightly off-course, simultaneously providing the colony with technology that would enhance their existing shields. ()
In 2368, the Enterprise-D investigated FGC-47, a nebula that had been formed around a neutron star. ()
An Alpha Hirogen, encountered by the in 2374, claimed to have once tracked a silicon-based lifeform "through the neutronium mantle of a collapsed star." ()
In 2382, Ensign Olly boasted that an anti-grav sled she had modified, by inverting the weight threshold, could hold a neutron star. ()
As of 3189, the Verubin Nebula contained at least one neutron star. ()
== See also ==
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New Axton

New Axton was an inhabited planet with two moons. It was a center for black market and other disreputable trades; according to Lieutenant Shaxs, it was "twice as lawless as Old Axton, without any of the charm." The inhabitants tended to be sensitive about what they perceived as condescension from the Federation.
Despite its unsavory reputation, activities on and around New Axton were tightly regulated. The world was surrounded by a planetary shield. Unauthorized starships were barred from remaining in orbit, allegedly due to their effect on the thermosphere, and were instead required to park near the second moon. Travel to and from the surface was provided by a moon shuttle that ran every three hours; transporter usage was not permitted.
In 2381, the visited New Axton in search of Nick Locarno, an expelled Starfleet Academy cadet known to operate out of the capital city and believed by Starfleet to be being targeted by the pilot of an unknown vessel responsible for a recent series of starship thefts. Knowing the local attitude towards Starfleet, Captain Carol Freeman took an away team down in full uniform, where they provoked an information broker into selling data on Locarno's whereabouts to anyone other than Starfleet. The information was then purchased by a bounty hunter, who was actually Lieutenant Commander Andy Billups in disguise.
The away team arrived at Locarno's hangar to find him long gone. Lieutenant jg Sam Rutherford discovered blueprints for the unknown vessel, revealing that Locarno, far from being targeted by the culprit, actually was the culprit. ()
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*Pickpockets District
**Mudds
**Zorky's
==Inhabitants==
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New Axton inhabitants

List of visitors and inhabitants of New Axton.
==Named==
*Andy Billups
*Carol Freeman
*Nick Locarno
*Sam Rutherford
*Shaxs
==Unnamed by species==
*Addix's species bouncer
*Edosian visitor
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===Broker===
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New Chicago

New Chicago was a location within the Federation that provided outposts like the Regula I research station with goods. 
In the mid-2280s, a cargo container was sent by the Federation from New Chicago to Regula. This container was stored in a cave located deep under the surface of this planetoid. () 
== Appendix == 
=== Background information === 
=== Apocrypha === 
In the non-canonical sources, there were four locations named New Chicago – a city on Luna, a city on Mars, a city on Cestus III, and a planet in the Aiti system.
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New Cooperative

The New Cooperative was a collective consciousness created in 2373 by members of a group of former Borg drones once known as the Cooperative.
In 2368, a Borg cube traveling through the Nekrit Expanse was disabled, apparently by an electrokinetic storm. Because the equipment on the cube was no longer functioning, their collective consciousness collapsed, after which some drones, now having regained their individuality, managed to transport to a nearby planet.
Among the 80,000 former Borg stranded on the planet, violence quickly emerged, but some survivors banded together in a benevolent faction called the Cooperative. Members of the Cooperative started re-linking their brain patterns using a portable neural transponder to aid in healing. It also gave them an unique ability to cooperate and problem solve, and use it to create a safe and productive community. However, they continued to face attack by other survivors, which posed a major problem to them. 
By 2373, the Cooperative had come to the conclusion that the only way to survive was to forcibly re-link all former drones into their Cooperative. This was functionally impossible because the neurotransponder they had managed to build was only powerful enough to link a small group of people. They pleaded with Captain Kathryn Janeway to help them access the derelict cube, as to realize this plan. 
Although applauding the ideals behind the idea, Janeway was skeptical, not only because the Cooperative would be imposing a choice on thousands who had no voice in the decision, but also because of the risk in helping to create a new collective. Faced with imminent defeat, the cooperative did not await Janeway's decision, took over Commander Chakotay and through him accessed the derelict cube, using it to re-establish the link to all former drones.
After this action, the newly expanded group called themselves the New Cooperative. They released Chakotay from their bond and destroyed the cube. ()
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New Ground (podcast)

== Summary ==
:The Enterprise is going on a surfing safari, following a test ship riding a soliton wave warp speed. Also, Alexander Rozhenko – son of son of Mogh – is back, and this time he is back to stay. Lying! Stealing! Parenting! Endangered species! The potential destruction of the Enterprise! So many issues, when we put in a very special episode of Mission Log.
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New Lightyear, New Me: Character Growth in Star Trek (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Personal growth can come in many forms: from dialing it back on the uncomfortable swagger around your coworkers, to realizing not all of your problems can be roundhouse kicked, to learning all of science to overcome isolation and boredom. As we enter the new year let's take a break from humoring our loved ones' resolutions and regretting the ones we've already broken to think about growth. Join Grace, Sue, and Jarrah as they talk character growth in its many forms throughout Star Trek.
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New Paris

New Paris was an inhabited planet located somewhere in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant. This Federation planet was home for the New Paris colonies and the New Paris Colony Starbase. (; )
== Appendices ==
=== Background information ===
According to Star Trek: Star Charts ("United Federation of Planets I"), in 2378, New Paris was a Federation member.
=== Apocrypha ===
According to FASA's The Federation sourcebook, New Paris is the second planet in the system.
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New World Economy

The New World Economy was the socialist economic system that took shape on Earth; according to Tom Paris, it was around the 22nd century that "money went the way of the dinosaur." () 
In 2259, Pelia recalled being unsure if the New World Economy, or as she referred to it, the "no money, socialist utopia", would last, preferring to hide in her Vermont bunker for a while. ()
Under the New World Economy, material needs were no longer the focus or driving force of many people, rather, it was self-improvement, self-enrichment and the betterment of all. This effectively eliminated social problems like hunger and poverty and, as a result, money was no longer used. Humans took great pride in this, describing themselves as having "grown out of their infancy." The Federation, however, continued to deal with other cultures which had money-based economies, using credits, trade or negotiation instead. (, , )
Some cultures like the Ferengi did not appreciate the Federation's economic system. As a consequence, and in accordance with their extreme capitalist mindset, Ferengi historical records on 21st century Earth describe Wall Street with reverence. (; )
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"I'm Human, I don't have any money."
"It's not my fault that your species decided to abandon currency-based economics in favor of some philosophy of self-enhancement."
"Hey, watch it. There's nothing wrong with our philosophy. We work to better ourselves and the rest of Humanity."
"What does that mean exactly?"
"It means… it means we don't need money!"
"Well, if you don't need money, then you certainly don't need mine!"
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New Writers Memo - November 1986 (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Season two of The Trek Files kicks off with an early memo that questions whether or not the production should allow pitches from amateur writers. Well before the open-submission policy sought out new talent, the handful of producers and writers on staff worried about the avalanche of paperwork and the potential for too many "Mary Sues."
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New Year's Eve

New Year's Eve was a tradition celebrated on Earth on December 31st that honored the arrival of the new year. The 1st of January was thus known as New Year's Day. Participants were wished a "happy new year" () and wore New Year's glasses. ()
On New Year's Eve, 1999, which was then referred to as Millennium Eve, many people believed that the arrival of the year 2000 marked the new millennium. When Henry Janeway asked Shannon O'Donnel what her plans were for 2000's Millennium Eve, she told him "No different than last year's Millennium Eve. I plan to be asleep." O'Donnell then explained her take on the Millennium Eve hype, stating "everyone was convinced it was the dawn of a new era. But when the world didn't end and the flying saucers didn't land and the Y2K bug didn't turn off a single light bulb, you'd think everybody would have realized it was a number on a calendar. But, oh, no, they had to listen to all those hucksters who told them the real millennium was 2001. So this New Year's Eve will be as boring as last year." It was then that Janeway recalled that he had "sold an awful lot of doomsday books." 
It was that same year that Henry Janeway held out against the Millennium Gate representatives to sell his store, which would allow the construction of the landmark in Portage Creek, Indiana. Janeway felt that if he stood "firm 'til New Year's" he would win the battle, save his store and force the Millennium Gate project to be scrubbed. After some convincing by O'Donnell, Janeway changed his mind about the project and at a minute until midnight, on New Year's Eve, he agreed to hand over his store. ()
The New Year's Eve tradition continued to be celebrated during the 24th century. It was at a New Year's Eve party hosted by Bruce Lucier in 2367 that Elizabeth Lense confused Julian Bashir with his Andorian friend Erit. ()
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