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Volnar colony

The Volnar colony was a colony existing as of 2371. The colony was located somewhere in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant.
According to Tom Paris, there was a shop at the Volnar colony that sold a dozen Lobi crystals of assorted shapes for one lek. ()
== Background information ==
Taking into account that Paris numbered the price in lek and not in latinum or Federation credits, it can likely be assumed that the colony was Cardassian.
According to Star Trek: Star Charts (p. 46) and Stellar Cartography: The Starfleet Reference Library ("Federation Historical Highlights, 2161-2385"), there was a star system named Volnar, in which this colony might possibly have been located, in the Alpha Quadrant. The system's primary was a G-class star. In the late 24th century, it was a Bajoran system.
According to the , the Volnar colony was a settlement in the Bajor sector.
According to StarTrek.com, the Volnar colony was located near the Deep Space 9-Bajoran area. 
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Vortex (ML) (podcast)

== Summary ==
:A heist gone bad may be good news for Odo. The accused in the case says he has met other Changelings like Odo. He can even take Odo to them! Of course, the guy is a criminal – and he seems to do quite a bit of dissembling as well. But his shapeshifting key and the stories he knows... Could they all be the key to Odo's origins? Find out when we put in the Mission Log.
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Voyage to Adventure

== Summary ==
;From the book jacket
:WELCOME TO THE STARSHIP ENTERPRISE!
:You're an ensign in the Starfleet and you've been assigned to the ! With Captain Kirk and Mr. Spock, you'll explore amazing new worlds. You might rescue an alien race from a deadly disease, or do battle with a Klingon spy, or time travel to another universe. If you make the right choices, you could be a hero and save the Enterprise. But be careful – or you, Captain Kirk and Mr. Spock could all be in terrible danger! Of course, if you don't like the way your story is going, you can always go back and start a new one!
:THIS STAR TREK® ADVENTURE BELONGS TO YOU!
:WELCOME TO THE WORLD OF WHICH WAY BOOKS – WHERE YOU MAKE THINGS HAPPEN!
Voyage to Adventure, 2nd printing.jpg|Second printing cover
== Background information ==
* "Michael J. Dodge" is a pseudonym of John M. Ford.
* This Which Way series book was a choose your own adventure novel that gave the reader a choice every few pages, leading to many different endings.
* When the second novel in the series was first printed, this was reprinted with a new cover.
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Voyager's Impact on Women's Roles - STLV (podcast)

== Summary ==
:If it wasn't for Janeway, B'Elanna, Seven, and Kes, would there be a Katniss Everdeen, female Starbuck, or the women of Firefly? Recorded live at Star Trek Las Vegas, Mary Czerwinski, Jarrah Hodge, Amy Imhoff, and Kayla Iacovino discuss Voyagers women characters and their influence on fandom today.
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Vulcan!

Vulcan! is a Bantam TOS novel, written by Kathleen Sky, first published in .
== Summary ==
;From the book cover (1978 publication)
:A universe where a series of freak ion storms has changed the boundaries of space…where Arachne IV, inhabited by a strange race, may be lost forever to the Federation…where Spock is sent on a death-defying assignment into a war of ant-types along with a brilliant, beautiful, bigoted scientist who hates Vulcans!
:Captain Kirk, Mr. Spock and the crew of the Starship Enterprise daringly journey on another thrilling mission toward the perils of unknown worlds.
;From the book cover (1998 reprint)
:CAPTAIN'S LOG, 6454.4
:Due to a series of freak ion storms, the Neutral Zone separating the Federation from the Romulan Empire will soon shift – and the planet Arachnae will fall entirely within Romulan space. Our mission: seek out intelligent life there and, if it exists, offer full Federation protection.
:To help us complete the necessary surveys, Dr. Katalya Tremain was assigned to the . She is the Federation's foremost expert on the exobiology of this region – and, as I have just discovered, has a fanatical hatred of any and all things Vulcan… including my first officer.
:I have logged an official protest with Starfleet Command. Her behavior towards Mr. Spock is not only a disgrace to both her uniform and the Federation but also threatens the success of our mission…a threat we cannot afford when the fate of an entire civilization may rest upon our actions in the coming hours.
;From the Star Trek Adventures reprint
:Dr. Katalya Tremaine is a brilliant scientist, but behind her logical facade lies an irrational loathing: she hates Vulcans. So when she is paired with Spock on a mission to the planet Arachne, she deducts that the planet isn't big enough for both of them. It is a tense situation, made worse when the other members of the team are killed by insectoid natives. Spock and Tremaine are stranded alone on the planet – and utterly dependent on each other for survival.
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== Background information ==
* The book includes an introduction by writer David Gerrold dated that recounts his years of friendship with author Kathleen Sky and her then-husband Stephen Goldin
* Vulcan! was based on a script outline Sky submitted for what would have been the fourth season of . Although Sky's outline was approved by Gene Roddenberry, the show's cancellation put paid to further development. When Bantam Books approached Sky to develop a novel for their Star Trek line, she decided to adapt the outline's concept. ()
== Characters ==
;James T. Kirk
;Spock
;Katalya Tremain : A Federation exobiologist with a deep hatred of Vulcans
;Commodore 
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;Neutral Zone
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Vulcan's Glory

Spock's first mission aboard the Enterprise!
Vulcan's Glory is a Pocket TOS novel – #44 in the numbered series – written by D.C. Fontana. Published by Pocket Books, it was first released in .
== Summary ==
;From the book jacket
:Here is a very special Star Trek ; from the woman consistently voted by fans as their favorite writer from the original Star Trek television series!
:D.C. Fontana, writer of such classic episodes as and , here brings us the never-before-told story of a very young Mr. Spock, on his first mission aboard the . You'll also meet Captain Christopher Pike and his enigmatic first officer, "Number One" (previously seen only in the original Star Trek pilot ), as well as the ship's brand-new engineering officer, Montgomery Scott.
:Vulcan's Glory is the tale of Spock's struggle to reconcile his many obligations – those forced on him by his Vulcan heritage, and those chosen by him upon his enlistment in Starfleet – to balance the wishes of others against the desires of his own heart.
== Memorable quotes ==
"Some officers have had a difficult time dealing with the fact that she is a genetically perfect being. On her planet, Ilyria, excellence is the only criterion that is accepted. She is technically designated as being the best of her breed for the year she was born."
"I see. She therefore would receive the appellation 'Number One' even if she were not the executive officer."
"You have it."
:- Pike and Spock
== Background information ==
* This is the only Star Trek novel written by D.C. Fontana. Fontana also wrote several episodes of , , early , and the episode .
* This novel was one of four classic Pocket novels re-released with new covers in to mark the 40th anniversary of Star Trek.
* D.C. Fontana wrote sex scenes including a Vulcan into this novel, apparently in order to answer a long held question about Vulcan sexual ability; the pon farr is merely a fertility cycle, while Vulcans are capable of having sexual relations at any time outside of the mating urge, albeit without a successful conception.
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File:Vulcans Glory rerelease cover.jpg|2006 re-release cover
== Characters ==
=== Regular and recurring characters ===
;Christopher Pike
;Number One
;Spock
;Montgomery Scott : A junior engineer assigned to the Enterprise
;Sarek
;Amanda Grayson
=== Other characters ===
;T'Pring
;Stonn
;Caitlin Barry : Enterprise chief engineer
== References ==
; : Federation starship, commanded by Captain Daniels, the former assignment of Spock.
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;Vulcan's Glory : A large, uncut emerald, thought to have been lost years ago when the ship it was on crashed.
; : Federation starship, the former command of Christopher Pike and his Number One.
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Vulcan's Vengeance, Part 1

== Summary ==
:The adventures of the new crew of the Enterprise continue in this all new two-part story that takes place soon after the events of the last film! While Vulcans struggle to survive in the wake of their 's destruction at the hands of rogue Romulans, and some Vulcans believe that the logical response can be summed up in one word: revenge! STAR TREK writer/producer Roberto Orci oversees this original story set in the timeline leading up to the blockbuster film sequel!
== Background information ==
*This is the first story not based on an episode of . It was initially solicited as "The Vendetta Conspiracy".
*Mike Johnson considers this story to be the alternate reality's answer to . 
*The deleted Rura Penthe subplot from is utilized, with the three-faced alien – dubbed Quocch – making an appearance. Quocch was previously named by Johnson in Star Trek: Nero.
=== Creators ===
* Writers:
** Mike Johnson
* Artists:
** Joe Phillips (interior art)
** John Rauch (color art)
** Neil Uyetake (letter art)
** Tim Bradstreet (cover art)
** Grant Goleash (cover color art)
* Editor:
** Scott Dunbier
* Creative consultant: Roberto Orci
* Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Special thanks to Risa Kessler and John Van Citters at CBS Consumer Products.
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Vulcan's Vengeance, Part 2

== Summary ==
:Captain and the crew of the Enterprise race against time to stop a renegade Vulcan plot to destroy Romulus! 's father guest-stars in this original story overseen by STAR TREK writer/producer Roberto Orci that takes place between the events of the 2009 blockbuster film and the upcoming sequel!
== Background information ==
=== Creators ===
* Writers:
** Mike Johnson
* Artists:
** Joe Phillips (interior art)
** John Rauch (color art)
** Neil Uyetake (letter art)
** Tim Bradstreet (cover art)
** Grant Goleash (cover color art)
* Editor:
** Scott Dunbier
* Creative consultant: Roberto Orci
* Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Special thanks to Risa Kessler and John Van Citters at CBS Consumer Products.
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Vulcan Expeditionary Group

The Vulcan Expeditionary Group was the Vulcan service branch comparable to Starfleet. Members might be trained at the Vulcan Learning Center and the Vulcan Science Academy. Before 2249, no non-Vulcans had been accepted into the Group.
In 2249, Michael Burnham, having graduated at the top of her class at the Science Academy, applied to join the organization. However, the director of the group, disdainful of Burnham's Human origins, offered Sarek (who was supportive of Burnham's application) a choice – between Burnham and his biological son Spock; only one could be accepted into the Group, to the anger of his Human wife Amanda Grayson, who claimed the Expeditionary Group had no reason to reject Burnham. Sarek ultimately chose Spock, and told Burnham that her application had been rejected. However, Spock elected to join Starfleet instead, which rendered Sarek's decision futile and caused Sarek to feel a great deal of guilt at being forced to make the choice (and over having misled Burnham about her application). ()
Spock's preference to join Starfleet instead of the Vulcan Expeditionary Group caused a rift between father and son, and the two would not speak again for many years. (, )
== Personnel ==
== See also ==
* Vulcanian expedition
Expeditionary Group
Vulcan Learning Center

The Vulcan Learning Center was an educational site on . There, Vulcan children stood in skill domes that displayed information, and would answer automated questions.
As a young boy in the alternate reality, attended the Center. During his time there, he was the target of a group of bullies who sought to elicit an emotional response from him. When the bullies succeeded, at the thirty-fifth attempt, Spock pushed one of them into a learning pit and physically assaulted him. ()
Michael Burnham also attended the Vulcan Learning Center while a ward of Sarek. As of 2249, she was the only Human to have ever done so. After Burnham began studying at the Center, the logic extremists attempted to kill her and her brother Spock by bombing the facility. ()
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Vulcan Ministry of Justice

The Vulcan Ministry of Justice was a Vulcan law enforcement agency in the early 25th century.
As of 2401, Krinn's Starfleet Intelligence record listed that he was wanted by the Vulcan Ministry of Justice for breaking and entering (case #52200-VH) in District Seven on M'Talas Prime, as well as another charge on . ()
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Vulcan War

The Vulcan War was an ongoing conflict in 2401 between the Confederation Corps and the Vulcan Defense Forces. This war was one of the subjects in President Annika Hansen's intelligence briefing. 
The conflict was taking place on and around the planet Vulcan. On the Confederation side, the field officer for this conflict was Colonel Cristóbal Rios. There were fifty-five thousand ships and thirty million troops deployed to this war. For a detailed briefing on this conflict, the president could consult with General Benjamin Sisko who was not on the field of battle and received his information remotely. On the Vulcan side, their fleet commander was Tuvok and they had suffered over a hundred million casualties. They had captured the Confederation Delta-7 and were holding them in the northern foothills of Mount Tar'Hana. This company held the trigger to the Metreon Cascade, which the Confederation considered essential for defeating the Vulcans.
On Eradication Day, the President's office received a daily update on this conflict with the latest figures on Confederation casualties. At the Vulcan front, squadrons of Kaplan F17 Speed Freighters were engaged in space battle with Vulcan fighters while the planet itself experienced an orbital bombardment. ()
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Vulcan award

The Vulcan award was a type of award represented by a statueette. This award was engraved with English and Vulcan text and bore the IDIC symbol of the Vulcan people
Captain Jean-Luc Picard received this award from the planet for his work in stopping the Romulan invasion of that planet in 2368. This award was stored in Picard's section of the quantum archive at the Starfleet Archive Museum. ()
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Vulcan law

Vulcan law was the legal system of the Vulcans.
In 2154, Soval was compelled to appear before the Vulcan High Command to answer for his actions in performing a mind meld. ()
As of the 22nd century, treason was one of the few crimes that carried the penalty of execution. Though former Sub-commander T'Pol had joined Starfleet, she was still subject to Vulcan laws, as V'Las reminded her later that year. ()
T'Pring's 2267 divorce of Spock was only possible via the Kal-if-fee. ()
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Vulcan sector

The Vulcan sector was a region of Federation space in the Alpha Quadrant. It bordered the Terran, Antares, Orion, Andorian, Solaria, and Tellarite sectors. This sector was named after the Vulcan system.
In the 2380s, a section of the holographic map of the Alpha and Beta Quadrants, displayed to the former prisoners of Tars Lamora aboard the , was labeled as this sector. ()
=== Locations ===
* Vulcan system
** 40 Eridani A
*** 40 Eridani A I
*** T'Khut
**** T'Khut moon
*** Ni'Var
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*** 40 Eridani A Starfleet Construction Yards
** 40 Eridani B
** 40 Eridani C
*** Kerkhov
**** Kerkhovian moon
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Vulcan space

Vulcan(ian) space was the territorial region of space claimed by the Vulcan High Command that surrounded the Vulcan system in the Alpha Quadrant. 
According to T'Pol, Paan Mokar's sole value to the Andorians was its strategic location near Vulcan space. ()
In 2153, Jonathan Archer reasoned that if could get to Vulcan space before Klingon attackers repaired their engines, they'd "think twice about giving us anymore trouble." ()
The star Regulus was located adjacent to both Vulcan and Andorian space, just beyond the range of Andorian listening stations. During a planned attack on Andoria, V'Las assembled a fleet of cruisers and combat cruisers there during a planned invasion in 2155. () 
==See also==
* Vulcan border
* Vulcan Space Central
* Vulcan Space Program
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Vulcan symbol

Vulcan symbols were images created by the Vulcan people to represent abstract concepts.
The IDIC was the most revered of all Vulcan symbols, according to James T. Kirk. He noted this in 2268 when assuring Miranda Jones that Spock was not wearing it as a taunting suggestion that his mental connection with the Medusans would be stronger than hers. () 
In 2370, Jean-Luc Picard recognized the Vulcan symbol for peace in between those for war and death on the Stone of Gol. ()
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Vulcana Regar

Vulcana Regar was a city on . 
During the late 21st century or early 22nd century, Vulcana Regar was the site of the Ka'Tann Conference. One of the top negotiators at the conference was Ambassador V'Lar. One of the attendees was T'Pol, who was in her early schooling on Vulcan, and who had traveled "a great distance" to see the ambassador. ()
Late-24th century Starfleet Academy hopeful T'Shanik was from Vulcana Regar. ()
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Võx (Borg)

Võx was the designation given to Jack Crusher by the Borg Queen. Prior to this choice, she had considered such names as "Regenerati" and "Puer Dei". () 
After Picard linked with his son, he was able to reach Jack inside of Võx and Jack rejected his Borg identity just before the Borg cube was destroyed by the . ()
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Võx (aftershow)

"Võx" is the 85th episode of , and the ninth produced for PIC Season 3, covering the episode .
It is the sixty-eighth episode of The Ready Room hosted by Wil Wheaton. The episode's guests were Jonathan Frakes and Elizabeth Dennehy.
The episode was originally set to drop on but was postponed by Paramount+ for two days, who stated: "The final two episodes of #StarTrekPicard are so huge, we've postponed The Ready Room to minimize spoilers! Stream this week's new episode and then join us for a deep dive on Saturday, April 15." Host Wheaton reiterated the decision to postpone in a thirty second video message posted on the same day. 
== Summary ==
:Jonathan Frakes (Will Riker) and a special surprise guest join Wil Wheaton () to break down 's penultimate episode. Plus, learn the history of Frontier Day and much more.
W.M. Jefferies

W.M. Jefferies was a Human Starfleet officer in the 22nd century. He was one of the designers of the starships. ()
In the 2140s, as a captain, Jefferies was an engineer on the NX Program. This program was part of an effort to develop and refine the warp five engine. Lieutenant Charles Tucker III was among the officers assigned to Jefferies' team. ()
While designing the NX-class, Captain Jefferies was a proponent of installing powerful weapons on the ship. Jonathan Archer, captain of , once had an argument with Jefferies regarding this topic, asserting that he did not want to be captain of a warship attempting to make peaceful first contact with other species. However, upon his return from the Delphic Expanse, during which Enterprise engaged in battle numerous times, Archer admitted that Jefferies had probably been correct. ()
In the 2150s, he was named as an UESPA representative on the dedication plaques of the starships, namely the Enterprise in 2151, and the in 2154. (, ; , )
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W. Mayer

W. Mayer was a Human Starfleet officer in the 22nd century.
In 2154, he was listed as a Propulsion Systems officer on the dedication plaque of the . (, )
In January 2155, he was listed as an EGIL officer on the directory placards at Starfleet Command's Fleet Operations Center, Sol Sector. His office was located in room #1368. (, directories)
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W. Thoms

W. Thoms was a Human Starfleet officer in the 22nd century.
In 2151, he was listed as a member of the Flight Test Crew on the dedication plaque of . (, )
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 ECLSS officer on directory placards at Starfleet Command's Fleet Operations Center, Sol Sector. His office was located in room #3471. (, directories)
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Wade Felker

Wade Felker is a Digital Editor who worked for CBS Digital as Editor on the Film Transfer of the remastered version of between and . He was interviewed during his work for the TNG Season 1 Blu-ray special feature Energized! Taking The Next Generation to the Next Level.
The in-universe characters Wade Felker Raymond in the episode and in were named after him.
Felker worked as colorist since the 1990s with early credits being episodes of Click (1997), The Burning Zone (1997, starring Michael Harris, James Black, and Jeffrey Dean Morgan), Timecop (1997, starring Don Stark), (1998), and Snoops (1999), the television thriller The Perfect Getaway (1998, with Alicia Coppola and visual effects supervisor Chris DeCristo), (1998, with Tina Lifford, Jenifer Lewis and Gina Ravarra), and (2000).
Between 2002 and 2009, Felker worked as colorist on many episodes of , starring Paul Guilfoyle, Wallace Langham and Liz Vassey. Further projects include (2001-05, starring Mariska Hargitay), (2008), (2009, starring Christian Slater), and Crash (2009, starring Linda Park and Nick E. Tarabay), the television thriller Disappearance (2002), (2007), the television drama The Cure (2007, starring Michael Reilly Burke), and (2009, with Mike Vogel and Brad Greenquist).
Later projects were (2010) and Miami Medical (2010, starring Mike Vogel), the television comedy Playing with Guns (2010, with April Marie Eden), and the short horror thriller The Last Farewell (2011).
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