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Alshain

The Alshain were a technologically advanced humanoid species native to the planet Alshain IV.
==Biology==
The Alshain possessed light skin, white hair, and blue eyes, and had a series of raised lines on their faces. They lived in close association with a species of bioluminescent butterfly, which they could summon to form masks and wings that enabled them to fly. While in the air, they relied upon their planet's magnetic field to navigate, akin to Earth birds. Alshain communicated non-verbally among themselves. ()
==History==
In the late 29th century, the magnetic poles of Alshain IV began to shift, which would have impaired the Alshain's ability to navigate during flight. To compensate, the Alshain constructed an array of geomagnetic compensator satellites in orbit.
In the decades leading to the Burn in the mid-31st century, relations between the Alshain and the United Federation of Planets became increasingly strained. After the Burn, the Alshain ran out of dilithium and could no longer power their geomagnetic compensators.
In 3190, the Federation starship was dispatched to Alshain IV to renew diplomatic relations and broach the possibility of future resource and technology sharing. To foster trust, Captain Michael Burnham and Cleveland Booker offered the Alshain a gift of dilithium. However, Emperor Lee'U was skeptical, and a series of misunderstandings regarding Grudge caused him and his entourage to attack. While fleeing, Burnham realized that the Alshain were having difficulty flying and had her crew restore the geomagnetic compensator array. She and Booker then left Lee'U the dilithium gift and departed. Lee'U subsequently contacted the Discovery to inquire why they had given their dilithium despite their hostile reception; Burnham replied that such was the nature of the Federation, and added that they would respond if more assistance was needed. ()
Later that year, Emperor Lee'U attended the Multilateral DMA Strategy Assembly. ()
==Society and culture==
The Alshain were led by an emperor. They were offended by the presence of carnivores and the idea of imprisoning a monarch. ()
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Alshain (system)

Alshain was an inhabited planetary system in the Alpha Quadrant. It was a binary star system consisting of the stars Beta Aquilae A/Alshain and Beta Aquilae B and at least four planets. One of its planets, Alshain IV, was the homeworld of the Alshain. The other planet, Beta Aquilae II, was home to a Starfleet Academy annex in the 24th century. (; )
== Stellar Cartography == 
The Alshain system was visible from Earth in the constellation Aquila. It was approximately 44.7 light years from Sol.
In 3191, this system's location was labeled on a star chart. ()
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Alshain IV

Alshain IV was the inhabited fourth planet in the system. This planet was located in the Alpha Quadrant and was approximately 44.7 light years from Sol.
This class M world had an oxygen-nitrogen atmosphere and a forested surface environment with large rock formations floating in the air. It was the homeworld of the Alshain, a technologically advanced humanoid civilization that lived in close association with a native butterfly species that enabled them to fly.
In the late 29th century, the magnetic poles of Alshain IV began to shift; over the next three centuries, they moved fourteen degrees west of where they had been for hundreds of thousands of years. As the Alshain relied upon the planet's magnetic field to navigate during flight, they constructed an orbital array of geomagnetic compensator satellites to adjust for the shift. However, after the Burn in the 31st century, the Alshain ran out of dilithium and could no longer keep the satellites powered.
In 3190, the jumped to Alshain IV to renew relations between the Alshain and the Federation. Despite a brief misunderstanding, Captain Michael Burnham and Cleveland Booker successfully completed their mission after restoring the Alshain satellite array. ()
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=== Background information ===
This planet's quadrant of origin is inferred based on the position of its star system as seen in the star chart appearing in the episode .
In the real world, Alshain is the traditional name of the star system (and as of 2016 the official name of Beta Aquilae A, the system's primary star), but while Beta Aquilae II is mentioned in , the two names have not been connected in Star Trek canon.
According to Star Trek: Star Charts ("United Federation of Planets I") and Stellar Cartography: The Starfleet Reference Library ("Federation Historical Highlights, 2161-2385"), the Beta Aquilae (Alshain) system was located in the Alpha Quadrant. It was a binary star system consisting of a class G star and a class M star.
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Altair III

Altair III was the third planet in the Altair system. The planet was located within Sector 9 of the Alpha Quadrant and was approximately 16.7 light years from Sol. () 
== History == 
In the early 2360s, when the visited this system, Lieutenant Commander William T. Riker refused to let Captain Robert DeSoto transport to the surface of Altair III with an away team because he deemed the action as too dangerous. By preventing his captain from beaming down, Riker disobeyed a direct order and risked a general court martial. ()
== Stellar Cartography == 
In 2367, the location of Altair III was labeled on a tactical situation monitor in Captain Benjamin Maxwell's ready room on the . (, okudagram) 
In 2366, in an alternate timeline, during the , Altair III's position was labeled on a tactical situation monitor on the bridge and in the ready room of the . (, okudagram)
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Altair IV

Altair IV was the inhabited fourth planet of the Altair system. The planet was located within Sector 9 of the Alpha Quadrant and was approximately 16.7 light years from Sol. It was a Federation planet. (; , okudagram; ) 
In 2285, in the Genesis cave, a Federation cargo container was labeled with the name of this planet. ()
In the 2340s, on stardate 22991.6, Lieutenant Darien Wallace was born on Altair IV. This lieutenant's personnel file appeared in a hallucination of Deanna Troi's. (, okudagram)
In 2371, Dr. Henri Roget, of the Central Hospital of Altair IV, was awarded the prestigious Carrington Award for his work in the field of medicine. ()
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=== Background information ===
This planet's quadrant of origin is inferred based on the position of its star system as seen in the star chart appearing in the episode . The sector where this system was located was mentioned in the episode .
"AL-tair" was the pronunciation for this planet's name from the script pronunciation guide for . 
Altair IV was referred to in the first draft script of , which established it as the place of origin of Altair water. The script also referred to it as "far away" from Earth.
The noted that planet Altair IV was also the setting for the 1956 science fiction film .
In Gene Roddenberry and D.C. Fontana's final draft of the first season episode , this planet was visited by the . This was changed to Altair III for the aired episode.
For the episode , UI graphic designer Dominique Rossier created an info panel for the mess hall depicting depicted the Milky Way Galaxy with planet and Starfleet space station locations labeled. Identified as a planet, Altair IV was one of the locations mentioned on the chart. Although the panel did not appear in the episode, it can be seen at Rossier's artist page at Art Station. 
=== Apocrypha ===
In the novel Beneath the Raptor's Wing, an Earth colony had been settled on Altair IV, and narrowly avoided destruction by Romulan weapons.
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Altair VI

Altair VI was the inhabited sixth planet of the Altair system. The planet was located within Sector 9 of the Alpha Quadrant and was approximately 16.7 light years from Sol. () 
== History == 
Despite a long interplanetary conflict in this system in the years before, Altair VI was well known for its excellent shore leave facilities in 2267. In the same year, a new president was to be inaugurated on the planet, an event of significant importance towards stability in the Altair system. The inauguration was expected to send shock waves as far as the Klingon Empire and therefore was attended by three Starfleet starships, including the . ()
In 2285, Altair VI was a part of the Kobayashi Maru simulation at Starfleet Academy; the Kobayashi Maru claimed to be nineteen periods out of Altair VI. ()
== Stellar Cartography ==
In 2293, the location of Altair VI in the Milky Way Galaxy was labeled in the star chart "The Explored Galaxy", which was on display in James T. Kirk's quarters aboard the . (, okudagram)
In 2365, the location of Altair VI was labeled in a Subspace Comm Net Ops star chart, which was seen in the courtroom on Starbase 173. This planet was connected to an unnamed location by a subspace line. ()
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Alter ego

An alter ego was an individuals alternative personality.
The puppet Balok was an alter ego for the diminutive real Balok. In 2266, drawing a comparison from Earth culture, Balok described the puppet as Mister and himself as Jekyll. As a thing meant to frighten the crew, the puppet Balok was effective. ()
Later that year, in his captain's log, James T. Kirk described his violent half duplicate as "some strange alter ego". ()
In 2373, The Doctor expressed his relief that his more violent alter ego didn't do any permanent damage. ()
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Altruism

Altruism was one's concern for the welfare of others. It was the opposite of selfishness.
In 2267, Claymare thanked Captain James T. Kirk for his altruistic offer that the Federation protect Organia from the Klingon Empire, adding that they did not need it. ()
In Felisa Howard's diary, she noted that Ronin had no altruistic motives for his re-invention of her. ()
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Alva IV

Alva IV was the fourth planet in its star system. This planet was located somewhere in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant.
The planet's surface featured both forests and oceans. By 2382, one such forest was the site of a derelict Orion medical frigate from the time of the Great Plague over three hundred years prior. D'Vana Tendi and her band of Orion pirates fought with a group of Blue Orions for the right to salvage the frigate, with the former succeeding and piloting the ship off the surface. ()
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Alyma Dorsey

Alyma Dorsey is a stuntwoman, stunt actress, and model who played stunt roles in the first and second seasons of . She also served as stunt double for Michelle Hurd in the third season. She received no credit for her appearances.
Singing opera from age eight, Dorsey received a BA diploma in Vocal Performance at the Florida State University. She played volleyball in the Junior Olympic team, and later in the Florida State University team. After graduation, she moved to New York City where she worked as a model and personal trainer, with several celebrity clients. Moving to Los Angeles, she established her own fitness company, and also played beach volleyball professionally for a year.
She started her stunt career in 2012, after one of her clients, Quentin Tarantino invited her for the shooting of his . She appeared in stunt roles in films such as (2014), (2015), (2016, with Alfre Woodard and Guy Fernandez, Jr.), (2016, with Chris Hemsworth, Ed Begley, Jr., and Eugene Cordero), (2017), (2018), Captain Marvel (2019, with Kenneth Mitchell), (2019, with April Grace), (2019), Jumanji: The Next Level (2019, starring The Rock and featuring Bebe Neuwirth), (2020, with Keisha Tucker), and (2021).
Her television credits include (with Maya Eshet and Tamlyn Tomita), (starring Gillian Jacobs), , (with F. Murray Abraham and Maury Sterling), , (where she doubled for Michelle Hurd), , The Orville (starring and created by Seth MacFarlane, with Penny Johnson, Scott Grimes and Tim Russ), , (with Kate Mulgrew), American Horror Story (with Zachary Quinto, James Cromwell, Barbara J. Tarbuck, Gary-7, and Heather Wynters), (with Michelle Hurd), (with Scott Bakula, Necar Zadegan, and Michael Nouri), and Lovecraft Country.
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Amanda Arcuri

Amanda Arcuri is an actress who played Cadet Val Sasha in the fourth season episode .
She is best known for playing Lola Pacini in Degrassi: The Next Generation and its spin-off Degrassi: Next Class from 2014 to 2017. André Dae Kim also starred in both series. She appeared in guest roles on Good Witch and (starring Nazneen Contractor), and played recurring roles in and in Hudson & Rex (with Milton Barnes).
She is of Argentinian and Italian descent.
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Amanda Mackey Johnson

Amanda Mackey Johnson, was one of the leading casting directors in Hollywood. She helped cast over a hundred feature films, including and . Since the early 1990s, she had been casting in collaboration with Cathy Sandrich Gelfond. Since the early 2000s, Johnson and Gelfond worked with Wendy Weidman, who began as a casting associate and is now a casting director in her own right.
Johnson won an Artios Award from the Casting Society of America (CSA) as casting director of the 1992 baseball comedy A League of Their Own. She earned seven additional nominations from the CSA, all shared by Cathy Sandrich Gelfond. These nominations were for the films While You Were Sleeping, The Opposite of Sex, For Love or Country: The Arturo Sandoval Story, Holes, The Cooler, and P.S. and the television series Unscripted. Two of these nominations (The Cooler and P.S.) were shared with Wendy Weidman.
Johnson began as a casting assistant on such films as The World According to Garp and Explorers; the latter film starred the likes of Robert Picardo, James Cromwell, and Dick Miller. Johnson's first film as a casting director was 1985's Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins. Among the actors cast in this film were Joel Grey, Patrick Kilpatrick, Michael Pataki, and, most notably, star Kate Mulgrew. Johnson went on to cast other Star Trek regulars in a number of films: Gates McFadden in The Hunt for Red October, René Auberjonois in Inspector Gadget, Nichelle Nichols in Snow Dogs, and Patrick Stewart in The Game of Their Lives.
Following Star Trek IV, Johnson would again reunited director Leonard Nimoy for 1990's Funny About Love. Before Star Trek Nemesis, Johnson and Gelfond cast the two other films directed by Stuart Baird, 1996's Executive Decision and 1998's U.S. Marshals. Other movies cast by Johnson and Gelfond include (1992), (1992), The Fugitive, (1995), (1997), (1998), (1998), (2006), (2002), (2005), (2006), Smokin' Aces, The Good Shepherd, and The Kingdom.
On August 27, 2022, Johnson died of myelodysplastic syndrome. She is survived by daughters Nicola and Emma. 
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Amanda McBroom

Amanda McBroom is the actress who played Captain Phillipa Louvois in the second season episode .
She was born in Woodland Hills, Los Angeles as the daughter of actor Marden Andrew McBroom (aka ); she married actor George Ball in 1974.
McBroom previously had a recurring role as police officer Sandi Welles on . In her first episode, 1976's "Loose Ends Get Hit", one of her co-stars was fellow Next Generation guest actor Henry Darrow. She and Darrow would later appear together in an episode of Cover Up in 1984. McBroom also co-starred with actress Louise Fletcher on .
A 1969 graduate of the University of Texas, McBroom's earliest known TV appearance was a September 1973 episode of Medical Center with William Windom and series regular Barbara Baldavin. The following month, she and Lenore Kasdorf appeared in the second episode of . Her later TV credits include: (1974, with Barry Atwater, Kim Darby, and Phillip Pine; (1974, with David Soul), (1978, again with David Soul), (1976, with Sharon Acker, Richard Cox, Leigh J. McCloskey, Byron Morrow, Madlyn Rhue, Percy Rodriguez, Mitch Ryan, and Madge Sinclair), (1977, starring Kate Jackson), (1977, with Christopher Lloyd), (1980), (1981, with David Ogden Stiers), (1983, starring Pierce Brosnan), and (1985, with Susan Oliver.
Besides acting, McBroom is also a songwriter. She wrote for (1979), for which she won a Golden Globe for Best Original Song for a Motion Picture. She has also written songs for sequels.
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Amanda Plummer

Amanda Plummer is an actress who played Vadic in the third season of . She also played a Daystrom Station scientist in the episode .
She is the daughter of the late actor Christopher Plummer, who played General in .
Plummer is best known for her roles in (1991, with Melinda Culea and John de Lancie) and (1994, with Phil LaMarr). She co-starred with Michelle Forbes in the notable 1996 The Outer Limits episode "A Stitch in Time" (narrated by Kevin Conway), for which she won an Emmy Award. She won another Emmy Award for her guest role in the 2004 episode "Weak".
She also appeared in films such as (1982, starring Robin Williams, with George Ede), (1983, with John Rubinstein), (1990, starring Tom Hanks, with James Hudson, Carol Kane, and Branscombe Richmond), (1992, with Jonathan Banks and Jimmy Ortega), (1993, with Michael G. Hagerty and Rico E. Anderson), (1993, with W. Morgan Sheppard), A Simple Wish (1997, with Terri Garr and Clare Coulter), (1999), (2000, with Harris Yulin), (2002, with Wade Andrew Williams), (2003), and The Hunger Games: Catching Fire (2013, with Jack Quaid and Lenny Kravitz).
Plummer guested on episodes of television series like (with Terry O'Quinn and Jack Blessing, photographed by Jerry Finnerman), (1989, starring Edward James Olmos, with Stephen McHattie), Tales from the Crypt, Dark Skies (with Conor O'Farrell and Tim Kelleher), Ronald D. Moore's Battlestar Galactica (with James Callis, Kate Vernon, Rekha Sharma, Callum Keith Rennie, and Dean Stockwell, written by David Weddle and Bradley Thompson), and .
In 2020, she had a recurring role in , alongside Jon Jon Briones.
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Amar system

The Amar system was a star system in the Alpha Quadrant. It was a unary star system with a single star and was located in Klingon space.
== Stellar Cartography == 
In 2256, this system's location in Klingon space was labeled on the star chart "Alpha/Beta Quadrant Overview" in the ready room aboard the . ()
In 2258, the system's location was labeled on a star chart seen on the main viewscreen of the . ()
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=== Background information ===
The name of this system came from the source material used, the Star Trek: Star Charts and Stellar Cartography: The Starfleet Reference Library, to create the star charts seen in both Star Trek: Discovery and Star Trek: Picard. According to the Star Trek: Star Charts (p. 62) and the Stellar Cartography: The Starfleet Reference Library ("Stellar Cartography", pp. 27, 30; "Federation Historical Highlights, 2161-2385"), the primary of the Amar system was a G-class star. According to a map of the Klingon Empire – prepared by the Scribe K'Tark for the Klingon High Council in the Year of Kahless 893 (2266) – Amar was identified as a Klingon system.
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Amargosa observatory

The Amargosa observatory was a Federation K-7D space station operated by Starfleet in the late 24th century. The observatory was located in orbit of the star Amargosa and was used for scientific research regarding the star. Its coordinates were 917358-358268-102879.
In 2371, the station had a complement of nineteen personnel, including an El-Aurian named Dr. Tolian Soran who planned to destroy several stars including Amargosa itself. With the help of the Klingon outlaw Duras sisters, he had secured trilithium stolen from the Romulans, planning to build a trilithium weapon which was capable of stopping all nuclear reactions in a star, thereby causing its collapse. With this, he armed solar probes which were hidden in a secret stash behind a magnetically sealed door protected by a dampening field. 
Soon however the Romulans traced their stolen trilithium and raided the station. 
The answered a distress call from the observatory. Soran and four other scientists survived the attack and were rescued by an away team from the Enterprise. Soran escaped the custody of the Enterprise and secretly returned to the empty station in order to continue his work with the weapons. Meanwhile, having discovered that the Romulans were looking for trilithium, Geordi La Forge and Lieutenant Commander Data arrived on the station to investigate and discovered the hidden solar probe, and Soran, preparing to use the weapon on the Amargosa star. Commander William T. Riker and Lt. Commander Worf came to their rescue, but they were unable to stop Soran from capturing La Forge in the process.
After Soran launched his weapon, the star collapsed and the resulting level 12 shock wave destroyed the observatory, along with everything else in the Amargosa system. ()
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=== Background information ===
This station's quadrant of origin is inferred based on the position of the Amargosa system as seen in the star chart appearing in the episode .
The interior of the station featured jewel button control panels, intercoms, and graphic displays identical to those seen on the original . From an in-universe perspective, this suggested either that the station was more than one hundred years old at the time of its destruction, or its computer systems were that old. The control center of the station was a re-use of the long standing refit- bridge set. ()
The model of the observatory was reused for the wormhole relay station in .
Information on the station's class and being used by Starfleet was derived from a plaque made for the station by Doug Drexler. []
=== Apocrypha ===
In the video game adaptation of the movie, it was possible to avert Soran's plans and save the star and the station.
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Amargosa system

The Amargosa system was a star system in the Beta Quadrant. 
== History == 
In the 24th century, the primary Amargosa was studied by the Federation Amargosa observatory. 
In 2371, Dr. Tolian Soran launched a trilithium weapon into the star. The weapon, transported by a solar probe, caused a quantum implosion within the star, whereby the nuclear fusion broke down. The implosion created a level 12 shock wave which destroyed everything, including the observatory, within the system. ()
== Stellar Cartography == 
In 2257, this system's location was labeled on the star chart showing the trajectory of Lieutenant Spocks shuttle. ()
== See also ==
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