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Constitution class (31st century)

The Constitution-class was a type of Federation starship operated by Starfleet during the 31st century and into the 33rd century. Like its predecessor Constitution-classes, it featured a saucer section and secondary hull with two warp nacelles connected by pylons.
== History ==
In 3069, this class saw the loss of at least seven ships to The Burn. Ships with active warp cores were destroyed when their dilithium became inert, resulting in antimatter explosions. ()
As of 3188, one wrecked ship of the class orbited Hima, and another was in the vicinity of Sahil's relay station. ()
In 3189, the fleet at Federation Headquarters included ships of this class. The collective energy of this fleet sustained a distortion field that concealed the headquarters' location. On first sight, Lieutenant junior grade Joann Owosekun immediately identified its design lineage to the , estimating it could sustain a crew of 2,000. ()
In 3190, various Constitution-class starships participated in the evacuation of Earth when Earth was under siege from the Dark Matter Anomaly that was sent by Species 10-C. ()
After Earth was saved, several were seen in orbit when United Earth announced its intention to rejoin the Federation. ()
The Constitution-class was still in service during the 33rd century, when several starships of this class participated in a ceremonial honor-formation at Federation Headquarters for the launch of Zora and the 's Red Directive mission. ()
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===Background information=== 
The Constitution-class was designed by Ryan Dening. 
The Constitution-class name comes the updated second edition of Star Trek: Shipyards - Starfleet Ships 2294 to the Future reference book that was released on , highlighting the class vessel USS Armstrong.
USS Armstrong was slated to receive its own outing in the British Star Trek Universe: The Official Starships Collection partwork publication. A tooling master for the display model was in effect already produced, as had been the in-universe article as reproduced in the Shipyards reference book for the accompanying magazine, with regular production set to go. The release came to naught however, due to the August 2022 bankruptcy of Collection (and reference book) publisher Eaglemoss Collections.
===Apocrypha===
According to the Shipyards reference book, a 32nd century Constitution-class was 1,399.82m in length and could accommodate a crew of up to 2,000.
In Star Trek Online, this class was referred to as the Kirk-class.
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Contact

Contact was the act of beginning and continuing official communication with another species, in person and remotely. It could be initiated as part of a formal contact mission, or as a result of a chance meeting. 
According to Doctor Leonard McCoy, (continued) contact with life and intelligence on such an advanced scale as that of the Arretans, compared to theirs, could have the potential for great danger. Captain James T. Kirk agreed, but added that the reward was worth the risk. Kirk had earlier noted in his 2268 captain's log that "since exploration and contact with alien intelligences is our primary mission, I've decided to risk the potential dangers and resume contact." ()
In 2382, after an extensive mission to Piskes IX, Lieutenant junior grade Brad Boimler joked that he'd be happy not returning there until "tenth contact." ()
==Significant contacts==
* First contact (First contact mission)
* Second contact
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Contagion (podcast)

== Summary ==
:The Enterprise has a rendezvous with its ailing sister ship, the Yamato. Sadly, it explodes and Picard takes up its mission. But the Enterprise starts suffering some of the same symptoms of the Yamato – pre-explosion. Also, they are in the Neutral Zone. And there are Romulans. And a planet with technology thousands of years ahead of the Federation and Starfleet. And still that is not everything. Tons to talk about when we put in the Mission Log.
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Contamination

Contamination was the introduction of a foreign substance or concept to a formerly pure or unaltered substance, either intentional or accidental.
In 2151, Doctor Phlox found the water supply of the Novans contaminated by the irradiated debris from the asteroid impact of 2083. This caused the sickness of the Novans such as Nadet's lung cancer. ()
A contaminated drink was said to be spiked. In 2154, compared the residual effects of Orion pheromones on the crew of to someone having spiked the water supply. ()
In 2266, Spock noted that spectro-readings of Psi 2000 showed no contamination or unusual elements. Montgomery Scott noted that there might still be some present that were not detectable by their tricorders, which Spock agreed to. ()
In 2366, the water supply on Beta Agni II was contaminated with tricyanate, necessitating the introduction of hytritium in order to neutralize it. ()
== See also ==
* Contamination protocol
* Cultural contamination
* Foreign substance
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Context Is for Kings (aftershow)

"Context Is for Kings" is the second episode of and discusses the events of .
Hosted by Matt Mira and featuring guests Aaron Harberts and Mary Wiseman, as well as a short video-messaging interview with mycologist , it originally aired live on CBS All Access on , before being made available to stream on the platform. It also aired on that day, and was released by Netflix on .
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Contract of Ardra

The Contract of Ardra was a contract between the Ventaxians and Ardra, a mythical being in Ventaxian theology, in the 14th century. In reality, the agreement was created by Ventaxian leaders at the time to convince their people to stop fighting.
The Contract detailed an agreement in which Ardra promised the Ventaxians one thousand years of peace and prosperity in return that, at the end of that time, they would become her slaves. The Contract also specified the date when it comes to , as well as that there would be tremors and visions leading up to that date. It stated that Ardra would affect these changes and that would provide evidence of her identity.
The contract was written on scrolls and kept in the Atheneum vaults. Ventaxian theologians would study the scrolls for centuries afterwards.
When attempted to collect on Ardra's behalf in 2367, her legitimacy was questioned by the crew of the . They successfully proved their case, and the contract was officially dissolved during an arbitration conducted by Data. ()
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Contractor

A contractor was someone who arranged with several other tradesmen to build structures or complete repair work.
In 2375, Grand Nagus Zek blamed the static on his communications with Quark on the greedy contractor who built a certain power plant on Ferenginar using substandard relays. ()
==See also==
* Private contractor
* Sorcerer-contractor
* Starfleet Design Consultant
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Contradiction

In psychology, a contradiction was a situation where two ideas or thoughts were in opposition to each other. A contradictory term was known as an oxymoron.
In 2268, Spock told Leonard McCoy that they and the crew were faced with a staggering contradiction; namely, that the tranquilizer administered to Pavel Chekov should have worked, but didn't. ()
In 2269, Spock found the term "safe tribble" to contradict itself, as the species was known for its overwhelming reproductive capabilities. ()
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Control (24th century)

Control was a cybernetically modified Human responsible for issuing missions to Section 31 teams in the early 24th century. Her position succeeded the original Control of the 23rd century, which was an artificial intelligence that eventually went rogue. ()
On stardate 1292.4, Control dispatched to the Baraam space station, where intelligence indicated that the arms dealer Dada Noe planned to sell a bioweapon to the Minosian High Council. She also ordered them to make contact with , station owner and former Section 31 agent, and bring her in on the mission.
Later, after Alpha Team neutralized the threat of the Godsend and returned to Baraam, Control contacted them with a new mission to Turkana IV. ()
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Control (psychology)

Control was the concept of control in one's life.
In 2373, when constructing a Keethera as a meditation technique, Lieutenant Tuvok recited the following mantra: "Structure. Logic. Function. Control. The structure cannot stand without a foundation. Logic is the foundation of function. Function is the essence of control. I am in control. I am in control." ()
That same year, Marayna told Lieutenant Tuvok that she enjoyed the excitement of the water, of being tossed around by wind and waves, but feeling like she was in control. Tuvok replied that this was an illusion of control and she agreed that this was exactly right, that nobody could control the wind and the waves, but when on the water during a perfect ride, you could feel like you could. She asked if he had ever felt that and when he replied that he had not, she asked if he didn't have an imagination. He replied that all Vulcans had a highly advanced imagination and she then asked him to imagine that with his logic and reason that he was skimming atop endless waves of emotion, that he believed himself in control, but knew it to be an illusion. ()
When asked if he would like something to drink by the Species 8472 Valerie Archer replicant, Commander Chakotay asked for water, prompting Archer to ask if Chakotay was a teetotaler. Chakotay responded that he liked to remain in control. ()
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Control booth

A control booth was a small enclosure from which one controlled the activities taking place in a larger room, such as a shuttlebay or holodeck.
In 2366, Worf ordered John Doe to leave the control box of 's shuttlebay. ()
In 2371, "Reginald Barclay" explained his apparent presence in a holodeck by saying he was actually in a control booth outside the room, and what "Doctor Lewis Zimmerman" saw was a holographic projection of his body. ()
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Control room

A control room was a room housing equipment used for monitoring and managing a ship or installation.
Malon export vessels had a control room where the ship's toxic waste systems were monitored by a waste controller.
In 2375, one such vessel was discovered by the to be leaking dangerous theta radiation. An away team managed to beam aboard the ship, head to the control room, and seal the ruptured waste tanks before the ship exploded. ()
In 2381, an away team from the visiting Narj's Miraculous Menagerarium to retrieve two Human exhibits fled into the control room with proprietor Narj to escape from a moopsy that the Human exhibits had deliberately released. However, the bone-drinking animal entered the room through an air vent and consumed Narj. As they had entered the control room in a blind panic and were subsequently distracted by an argument between Commander Jack Ransom and Lieutenant jg Beckett Mariner over the latter's recurring, intentionally engineered demotions, the away team did not realize where they were until Mariner had trapped the moopsy inside. The moopsy walked on the controls and caused the station's orbit to decay, forcing the away team to use Ransom's teeth to lure it out of the room and back into its enclosure so they could reenter safely and restabilize the station's orbit. ()
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Conundrum (podcast)

== Summary ==
:The crew of the Enterprise is struck with amnesia. Worf commands! Picard leads! Data makes drinks! And MacDuff sounds the charge to carry out their mission, and destroy the Lysian Central Command. But who are these Lysians? And – come to think of it – who is MacDuff? All of that plus movie time with Riker and Ro when we put ... somewhere.
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Convalescence

Convalescence was a period of time in which an ill or injured individual recuperated.
In 2267, after being woken up following the discovery of the , Khan Noonien Singh asked James T. Kirk for reading material to pass the time during his convalescence, suggesting 's technical manuals. ()
In 2372, after suffering from hyperthermic induction, Tuvok brushed off The Doctor's suggestion that he go on light duty for the next three days and rest, as his Vulcan healing techniques did not require he convalesce for a long time. ()
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Convergence (omnibus)

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==Summary==
;From the back cover
:Out of the past!
:These are the continuing comics adventures of Kirk, Spock, Scotty – and Picard, Riker and Data – as the crews of both U.S.S. Enterprises come together in a series of amazing adventures!
:They first meet in the official adaptation of … then in a thrilling epic involving both crews and many more famous Star Trek characters, including Gary Seven, Gowron, Captain Harriman, General Tellius, and the nefarious Devidians! Finally, a touching vignette sees Captain Montgomery Scott adapting to a new lease of life – four hundred years into his own future!
:Written by acclaimed Star Trek novelists Michael Jan Friedman and Howard Weinstein, with pencillers Ken Save, Gordon Purcell (New Teen Titans) and Steve Erwin (Checkmate), featuring rare interviews with Patrick Stewart (Captain Picard) and James Doohan (Scotty), these never-before-collected tales will take you beyond the final frontier!
==Creators==
* Based on Star Trek and created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writers:
** Michael Jan Friedman
** Howard Weinstein ("Split Infinities", "Future Imperiled")
* Artists:
** Ken Save (pencil art)
** Gordon Purcell (pencil art – "Generations")
** Steve Erwin (pencil art – "Out of Time")
** Sam de la Rosa (inking)
** Jerome K. Moore & Terry Pallot (inking – "Generations")
** Charles Barnett III (inking – "Out of Time")
** Chris Eliopoulos (letter art)
** Willie Schubert (letter art – "Generations")
** Bob Pinaha (letter art – "Out of Time")
** Rick Taylor (color art)
** Digital Chameleon (color separations – "Generations")
** Dave Grafe (color art – "Out of Time")
* Editor: Margaret Clark
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* "Split Infinities"
* "Future Imperiled"
* "Out of Time" (from TNG Special 2)
* Interviews:
** "The Picard Manoeuvre" – Patrick Stewart interviewed by Ian Spelling (reprinted from Star Trek Monthly issue 48)
** "An Engineer's Log" – James Doohan interviewed by Joe Nazzaro (reprinted from Star Trek Monthly issue 16)
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Conveyance

A conveyance was a type of android used by the Nanokin. The Nanokins were a non-humanoid species of extremely small size. To more easily interact with humanoids, they could pilot a lifelike "machine" suits.
Fuzz piloted a "bootleg" conveyance in the form of a Vulcan, one of two identical models acquired by Section 31 on the black market. When necessary, he could put the conveyance on autopilot and leave it in a backup vehicle.
Wisp piloted the second conveyance in the form of a Vulcan, of an identical model to her husband's.()
== See also ==
* Robotics
* Cybernetics
* Biotechnology
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Cooperation

Cooperation was the ability to work effectively and respectfully with others towards a shared goal or purpose. It could be coerced by threatening violence.
In 2268, Rojan used the paralysis field against Captain Kirk and his landing party from the to ensure cooperation. After the Kelvans took over the Enterprise, Kirk and the remaining crewmembers attempted to find ways to counteract the field's effects. ()
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Copernicus Ship Yards

The Copernicus Ship Yards were a starship construction facility at Luna. Vessels constructed here included the (under the auspices of the Yoyodyne Division). (, )
== See also ==
* Copernicus City
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Coppelius

Coppelius, also called Ghulion IV, was the fourth planet in the Ghulion system. This planet was located inside the Vayt sector in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant. It was a class M planet that was smaller, but denser, than Earth. The planet was orbited by two red moons.
While the android Soji Asha was undergoing the Zhal Makh, she had a vision that this planet had electrical storms as part of its weather patterns, though the natural environment was quite sunny, with a hot desert-like environment. ()
After the Federation banned synthetic life in 2385, Doctor Bruce Maddox came to this world with Altan Soong and made their base at Coppelius Station, where they created a new generation of organic synths. This facility showed up in the dreams of Soji Asha. The Romulans concluded that it was her home. ()
General Oh led a squadron of ; warbirds to destroy the planet's population of synths, but encountered orchids and a fleet of Starfleet starships led by the with Riker in command. After the synths activated a beacon they had built using knowledge from the Admonition, tentacles from an extra-galactic alliance of synthetic life appeared in a portal above Coppelius. Soji chose to destroy the beacon once she listened to a plea from Jean-Luc Picard. ()
Coppelius became a Federation protectorate in 2399. ()
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Coppelius Station

Coppelius Station was the site on the planet Coppelius where Doctors Bruce Maddox and Altan Soong secretly created a new community of organic synths, after the Federation banned synthetic lifeforms in 2385. Soji Asha and all of her "brothers" and "sisters" were born here.
In 2399, Soji led Jean-Luc Picard, Raffi Musiker, Cristóbal Rios, and Agnes Jurati to Coppelius Station. Musiker nicknamed it "Synthville". (). Captain Jean-Luc Picard would later pass away there at the age of 94. 
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Cor'Dee

Ensign Cor'Dee was a Zaldan male operations division Starfleet officer who served aboard the during the early 2380s.
In 2381, he was a member of the away team that reported to Lieutenant Commander Steve Stevens during their mutual assignment of relocating Outpost 76 on Jengus IV. 
Later, he was in the bar aboard the Cerritos during the joint celebration that was granted by Captains Maier and Carol Freeman following the arrests of Doctor Holden and the Scrubble emissary. () 
Also that year, he was in the bar aboard the Cerritos celebrating the defeat of the rogue ships. ()
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Cor Caroli

Cor Caroli was an inhabited planetary system in the Alpha Quadrant. This binary star system had two stars named Alpha1 Canum Venaticorum and Cor Caroli (the official name for Alpha2 Canum Venaticorum). The system had at least five planets, including Cor Caroli V. 
== Stellar Cartography == 
The Cor Caroli system was visible from Earth in the constellation Canum Venatici. It was approximately 100 light years from Sol.
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 . ()
The system's location was labeled in a Federation star chart that was in Fleet Admiral Kirsten Clancy's office at Starfleet Headquarters in 2399 and on the bridge of the in 2401. Cor Caroli was in or near to Federation space. ()
In 2401, the location of Cor Caroli was labeled on a star chart that was seen on the 's bridge viewscreen. The chart was used to show the location of the combined Starfleet-Borg armada and where it needed to go to face a galactic-level threat. ()
Later that year, this system's position was labeled on a star chart used by Captain William T. Riker during his attempt at finding the last known location of the . ()
In 3189, the location of Cor Caroli was denoted on a holographic star chart of the galaxy at Federation Headquarters. ()
In 3190, the location of Cor Caroli was labeled on a star chart used by Commander Paul Stamets for tracking the movement of the Dark Matter Anomaly through the galaxy. ()
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Cor Caroli V

Cor Caroli V was the inhabited fifth planet in the Cor Caroli system. This planet was located in the Alpha Quadrant.
Cor Caroli V saw an outbreak of Phyrox plague in 2366. A medical away team from the , including Doctor Beverly Crusher, successfully eliminated the plague, and Starfleet Command would subsequently consider the incident classified. ()
When Captain Jean-Luc Picard was kidnapped and held along with three other individuals of other species, one of which was actually one of the kidnappers posing as a Bolian Starfleet cadet named Mitena Haro, her knowledge of the Enterprise-D's visit to this planet led him to realize she might be an impostor. ()
The members of the Enterprise medical away team were recognized for their actions by being made honorary citizens of the planet. Dr. Crusher would keep a plaque representing the honor with her in 2384, and later on the in 2401. (; )
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Cordry rock

Cordry rocks were pebble-like objects installed in Starfleet vessels. Starfleet engineers, such as Andy Billups, considered cordry rocks essential since their non-centrosymmetry disrupted the charge leptons in the isolinear pathways of the main deflector. However, they could also be dangerous projectiles when damage occurred.
In 2366, these rocks were among the debris that fell from the ceiling of the and killed Captain Rachel Garrett. ()
Sometime in 2382, the 's cordry rocks were replenished. ()
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Core laborer

A core laborer was a specialized laborer role aboard Malon export vessels, who was responsible for working very close to the theta storage tanks. As a result of their job hazards, they were exposed to the most theta radiation among the crew. This high exposure meant that only three out of every ten core laborers survived a typical six month long export mission. Core laborers, however, were very highly paid for the risks they took, usually earning more in two months than what most Malon earned in a lifetime; the money went to their families if they did not survive. 
Very rarely, a core laborer would survive severe poisoning and mutate to become resistant to theta radiation. In the few cases where this happened, the mutated crewmember became unstable and violent, leading to the development of the Vihaar myth. ()
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Corey Allen - Farpoint director notes - April 26, 1987 (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Bob Justman sends a memo to Gene Roddenberry just before TNG's goes in front of the camera. Director Corey Allen has his own approach which Bob reminds Gene may need some oversight. Talking more about director quirks with us this week, returning guest Dave Rossi!
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