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The Calypso was a Federation captain's yacht that was in service with Starfleet in the mid-24th century, attached to starships, among others the . () 
In 2371, it scraped on the surface of the planet Veridian III, where the ship's saucer section had been forced to crash land. ()
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=== Background information ===
Calypso was the name for the yacht in the notes to the captain's yacht entry of the . With the latest edition of the , the name was changed to Cousteau.
The captain's yacht was the brainchild of Andrew Probert when he beefed out the details of his Galaxy-class design. Probert postulated, "In the original show the dome on the bottom of the ship was a sensor array. What I did was move the sensor array to more of a surrounding detail, leaving the dome on the bottom free. That's where I put the captain's yacht, which is a private vessel for dignitaries and captains of ships to use as personal shuttles. That was never used in the show. At one point there was a script where Picard was returning to the ship and the dialogue was, "The captain's shuttle is on the way back. Crew members, man your stations." Then the captain comes aboard. We never ever have a visual, so I suggested mentioning the yacht, but they decided against it." ()
Captain's yachts did not become part of Trek canon until the debut of the 's in .
====Star Trek: The Next Generation Technical Manual====
The Calypso was never seen in use or mentioned in dialogue, but its name came from the Star Trek: The Next Generation Technical Manual and the . It was named for Jacques-Yves Cousteau's ship by Patrick Stewart. Production staff wanted to use the yacht in episodes such as and , but budget restrictions prohibited building a miniature and sets.
Authors Rick Sternbach and Michael Okuda delved somewhat deeper into the specifics of the Calypso when upgrading their writings for the much (color) enhanced 1992 Impel trading cards set, Star Trek: The Next Generation - Inaugural Edition (card 111).
=== Apocrypha ===
The reference work Star Trek: Starship Spotter categorized the Calypso as a Mark I Captain's Yacht.
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Cam Clarke

Cam Clarke is an actor credited for several unspecified/additional voice roles in the video games Star Trek: New Worlds, Star Trek: Starfleet Command II - Empires at War, and Star Trek: Starfleet Command III.
Among his live action appearances is an episode of (1986, with Stephanie Beacham, Tracy Scoggins, Joseph Campanella, Salome Jens, Peter White, and Bruce Dobos) in which he appeared as a young father in the hospital.
Clarke has done voices for notable characters such as:
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* in the Metal Gear Solid video game series.
* and in the 1987 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles series.
* in the 1989 Streamline Pictures dub of Akira. 
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Cambridge

Cambridge was a city in the Greater Boston area of the state of Massachusetts. 
In 2052, the first conclusive advances made on toroidal space-time distortion were made there. ()
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=== Background information ===
Cambridge, through and its many tech startups, was known for its technological innovation. Footage of MIT in Cambridge was used to represent 892-IV architecture in .
Harvard University was also located in this city.
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Cameron Arnett

Cameron Arnett is the actor who played Ensign in the fifth season episode . He filmed his scenes on Friday and Monday on Paramount Stage 8.
Arnett worked with star Tim Russ in the first episode of the HBO series Vietnam War Story, which aired in 1987. Three years later, Arnett appeared on another series set during the Vietnam War and featuring a Voyager regular: , starring Robert Picardo. Arnett's other television credits include (1986, starring Edward James Olmos) and the pilot episode of My So-Called Life in 1994.
Arnett's film credits include (1991, with Stephen Root) and (1993, starring Lance Henriksen, with Robert Costanzo and Bradley Pierce). Arnett can also be seen in made-for-television movies like 1994's And Then There Was One (co-starring Jennifer Hetrick) and (1999, with Bumper Robinson).
Later projects include two episodes of Tyler Perry's Meet the Browns (2009, with K Callan), (2009), and the short drama Zimbabwe (2010).
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Cameron McCulloch

Cameron "Cam" McCulloch was a sound mixer on the first season episodes and . 
Besides Star Trek, McCulloch was a sound engineer on a number of other Desilu productions, including I Love Lucy, The Untouchables, and He was also part of the sound department of such TV shows as The Dick Van Dyke Show and .
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Cameron Thor

Cameron Thor is the actor who played Narik in the seventh season episodes and .
==Career==
Born as Gregory Cameron Thor in Los Angeles, California, USA, Thor and fellow actress Alice Carter founded the Carter Thor Studio, an acting studio in the early 1990s. From these days on he coached many Hollywood actors including , , , , , and . 
Prior to his appearance on Star Trek, Thor guest-starred in a 1988 episode of , starring fellow Star Trek alumni Robert Picardo, Megan Gallagher, Jeff Kober, and Concetta Tomei. This was followed in 1992 with an appearance on , starring Kirstie Alley, Kelsey Grammer, and Bebe Neuwirth. His other television credits include the television movies Johnny Ryan (1990, co-starring Clancy Brown and Paul Rossilli) and The Killing Mind (1991, with Tim de Zarn, Stan Ivar, Frank Novak, and Daniel Roebuck), and appearances on , , , and seaQuest DSV.
Thor made his film debut in (1986, starring Virginia Madsen, Clayton Rohner and Mark Holton. This was followed with roles in a number of popular films, including (1988, with Mike Starr and George D. Wallace), (1991, with Barbara J. Tarbuck), (1992, with David Bowe), (1993, with Jophery C. Brown, Patricia Tallman, Cynthia Madvig, and the voice of Richard Kiley), (1994, with Vaughn Armstrong, Reg E. Cathey, Raymond Cruz, Elizabeth Dennehy, Ellen Geer, Ann Magnuson, and Harris Yulin), (2002, with Holmes R. Osborne, Jason Isaacs and Christian Slater) and (2005, featuring Peter Weller).
On June 4, 2014, Thor was charged with the kidnapping and sexual assault of a 13-year-old girl by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's office. He was held on a $2.6 million bail. On August 26, 2015, he was convicted of the crime. He was sentenced to six years in state prison on April 27, 2016. He was released from prison in June 2019. 
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Cameron Waldbauer

Cameron Waldbauer is a Canadian Academy Award-nominated Special Effects Supervisor who worked on .
== Marvel franchise ==
Waldbauer received his Academy Award nomination in the category Best Achievement in Visual Effects in 2015 for his work on , directed and produced by Bryan Singer, starring Patrick Stewart, and with Famke Janssen and Kelsey Grammer. He shared this nomination as well as VES Award nomination in the category Outstanding Visual Effects in a Visual Effects-Driven Photoreal/Live Action Feature Motion Picture the same year with fellow visual effects supervisor Lou Pecora. Waldbauer also received a BAFTA Film Award nomination in the category Best Special Visual Effects in 2015.
Prior to X-Men: Days of Future Past, Waldbauer worked as special effects supervisor and/or special effects coordinator on (2003, directed by Bryan Singer, starring Patrick Stewart, Famke Janssen, Rebecca Romijn and Bruce Davison with Roger R. Cross, and produced by Stan Lee and Ralph Winter), (2005, produced by and featuring Stan Lee and Ralph Winter), (2006, with Patrick Stewart, Famke Janssen, Kelsey Grammer, and Rebecca Romijn, with Shohreh Aghdashloo, Chelah Horsdal, Julian Christopher, and John Pyper-Ferguson, and produced by Stan Lee and Ralph Winter), (2007, with Doug Jones and Zach Grenier, produced by Stan Lee and Ralph Winter, and edited by William Hoy), and (2009, with Patrick Stewart and produced by Stan Lee, Ralph Winter, and Bryan Singer).
Waldbauer also worked as Visual Effects Supervisor on (2016), again with director, writer, and producer Bryan Singer.
== Other work ==
Also credited as Cam Waldbauer, he started his career in the special effects department in the late 1990s. He was part of the special effects crew of (1998, cinematography by Stephen F. Windon), (2000, cinematography by Dan Mindel), (2001, with Paul McGillion and production design by Andrew Neskoromny), (2001), (2002), (2002), (2002, with Famke Janssen, Malcolm McDowell and Gary Cole), (2004, with Bruce Greenwood and James Cromwell), and (2006, starring Ed Speleers),
In 2007, Waldbauer worked as special effects coordinator on . The eight episodes of the series featured regular Miguel Ferrer and featured guest stars Roger R. Cross, Brian Markinson and Julian Christopher, co-producer Stephen Welke, and visual effects by Doug Drexler, Adam Lambert, Edward L. Williams, Gary Hutzel, and Kyle Toucher.
Further assignments include (2008), (2009, with Christopher Plummer), (2009), (2009, with Billy Burke and Michael Welch), (2010), (2011, with Simon Pegg, produced by J.J. Abrams, Bryan Burk, Jeffrey Chernov, David Ellison, Dana Goldberg, Tommy Harper, Ben Rosenblatt, and Paul Schwake, music by Michael Giacchino, casting by April Webster and Alyssa Weisberg, and costume design by Michael Kaplan), (2013), (2013), and (2013, starring Matt Damon, with Faran Tahir and Julian Christopher). Waldbauer was also featured in several DVD/Blu-ray specials of Elysium.
Waldbauer later worked as special effects supervisor on (2015, with Tom Hardy) and (2016, with Clancy Brown).
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Camille Saviola

Camille Saviola was the actress who portrayed Kai Opaka in four episodes of . She also appeared as an Opaka Alien.
A native of The Bronx, New York City, Italian-American Saviola graduated from the prestigious High School of Music and Art in Manhattan and dropped out of college after a year in order to learn acting. She was the singer of the 1970s female rock band the Margo Lewis Explosion, and became a successful character actress on stage, film, and television. Her Broadway credits include the part of Mama Maddelena in the original production of Nine and Matron Mama Morton in the revival of Chicago.
Between 2006 and 2009, Saviola had a recurring role on . She was cast by in three of his films, Broadway Danny Rose (1984), The Purple Rose of Cairo (1985), and (1991, with Wallace Shawn). Her other feature film credits include Betsy's Wedding (with Bibi Besch), (1993, with Christopher Lloyd, Carel Struycken and Carol Kane), Penn & Teller Get Killed (1989) and (1989, with Jerry Rector, James Harper, Frank Military, and Mike Starr).
In 1994, Saviola had a single yet highly memorable appearance in , also starring Michael G. Hagerty, Terri Garr and Robert Costanzo. Saviola played an aggressive patron at a laundromat in the episode "The One With The East German Laundry Detergent". 
She also played guest roles on shows such as (with Mädchen Amick, Leland Orser, and Scott Grimes), (with Steve Larson and Erick Avari), , (with Terry Farrell and Earl Billings), , (with Enrique Murciano), and (with Tina Lifford and Roger Aaron Brown). Her last on-screen credit was a recurring role in four episodes of in 2018-19.
Saviola passed away on at the age of 71 in Los Angeles. 
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Camor V

Camor V was the inhabited fifth planet of the Camor system. It was the homeworld of the Camorites. This planet was located somewhere in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant.
The planet was badly affected in the Cardassian Wars with a large number of the adult population killed in the war, leaving many orphans behind. Most of the government structures were also destroyed, causing the planetary records to be virtually nonexistent by 2370. The absence of a government also caused a breakdown of public order with street gangs attacking and killing people in daylight, such as Miranda Vigo.
The only agricultural region was located on the southern continent, with relatively few people working here. There was also a small non-Camorite population on the planet in 2370. There were only eight Humans on the whole continent, including Jason Vigo. In the search for Jason, the planet was visited by the that year. ()
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Camouflage

Camouflage was a method of concealment that allowed a visible lifeform or object to remain indiscernible from the surrounding environment.
Camouflage was commonly used in warfare, as referenced in the Hirogen's World War II holodeck program. ()
In 2154, a Romulan drone ship utilized a multispectral emitter to generate a holographic skin as a form of camouflage. ()
In 2370, Nikolai Rozhenko suggested creating an atmospheric shield on Boraal II and camouflaging the equipment, as was done with his observation post, to hide it from the Boraalan people, but Captain Jean-Luc Picard refused as doing so would violate the Prime Directive. ()
A memory virus passed on from Dimitri Valtane to Tuvok in 2293 used a false childhood memory of a falling girl as camouflage to remain hidden as a repressed memory engram in the host's brain. ()
Exobiologists Magnus and Erin Hansen developed bio-dampeners – which created a field around the body that simulated the physiometric conditions within a Borg vessel – as a form of camouflage to remain undetected inside of a Borg cube for hours at a time. ()
In 2373, the crew of the helped the Sakari improve their camouflage in return for a generous quantity of gallicite for use in refitting their warp coils. ()
==See also==
*Active camouflage
*Camouflage field
*Cloaking device
*Duck blind
*Invisibility
*Stealth
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Campor III

Campor III was the inhabited third planet in its star system. This planet was located somewhere in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant.
This planet was in the process of being colonized in 2371, when Dr. Julian Bashir was scheduled to assist in setting the colony's field hospital. 
After the scheduled transport from was delayed, Bashir became concerned that if he didn't get the medical supplies he needed by the end of the week that entire colonization schedule would be set back. He requested a runabout to retrieve supplies for the colonists, but Major Kira Nerys denied his request. She stated that the station couldn't "spare a runabout to go all the way to Vulcan right now," and expressed her lack of concern for the colonization schedule. Kira bluntly concluded, "Those colonists can make do with a box of bandages for all I care". ()
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Campus

A campus was any one of a number of branch locations maintained by a university or other institution of learning.
In 1967, a student demonstration at the Santa Cruz campus of the University of California was dispersed with tear gas. ()
Starfleet Academy maintained a campus in San Francisco. (; ; ) The Academy campus which one had attended was listed on officers' personnel files. () 
In the anti-time future, Data suggested to run a series of neurographic scans on Jean-Luc Picard at the biometrics lab located on the campus of the Cambridge University. ()
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Camus

Camus was an inhabited planetary system in the Alpha Quadrant. It was a unary star system consisting of a primary and at least two planets, including Camus II. Long ago, this planet was the homeworld for an extinct civilization.
== Stellar Cartography ==
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, the location of Camus was labeled in a star chart that was in Fleet Admiral Kirsten Clancy's office at Starfleet Headquarters. This system was located in neutral space. () 
In 3189, the location of Camus was denoted on a holographic star chart of the galaxy at Federation Headquarters. ()
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Canamar

Canamar was a notorious penal colony run by the Enolians during the 22nd century. 
In orbit of the colony was a processing station where prisoners were tried and sentenced before being sent down to the colony on the planet. This was the process for all prisoners regardless if they were guilty or innocent of their alleged crimes. 
Sometime prior to 2152, an Enolian criminal named Kuroda was once incarcerated at Canamar for seven years before he escaped. To ensure an easy escape should he be captured again, he had depolarizing subdermal implants placed into his wrists. 
In 2152, Kuroda was again captured and was being sent back to Canamar aboard an Enolian transport. Also aboard the transport were Earth Starfleet officers Jonathan Archer and , who had been wrongfully accused and arrested for smuggling. En route, Kuroda used his implants to escape from his restraints and hijacked the transport. He intended to rendezvous with another ship and escape, leaving the transport and its passengers to disintegrate in orbit of Tamaal.
The transport was ultimately boarded by Archer and Tucker's crewmates from the and the officers and the ship's prisoners and personnel were rescued. Kuroda remained aboard the transport as it disintegrated, opting to die rather than return to Canamar.
Upon his return to Enterprise, Archer angrily informed an Enolian official his intent on reporting how he and Tucker were falsely arrested and wondered how many innocent people were unjustly imprisoned at Canamar. ()
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Canary

The canary was a type of bird commonly kept as a pet. They were originally native to the Canary Islands on Earth.
According to Jonathan Archer, "miners used to take canaries into the tunnels with them. If the canary didn't die, the miners knew the air would be safe to breathe, and they could proceed." This analogy was made in reference to a Sphere-Builder who was discovered in 2153 in a transport pod as part of an experiment designed to monitor his exposure to normal space. ()
In 2365, Thadiun Okona joked, "Life is like loading twice your cargo weight onto your spacecraft. If it's canaries and you keep half of them flying all the time, you're alright." ()
In 2382, Jet Manhaver warned Brad Boimler that Commander Jack Ransom uses junior officers as "canaries in coal mines" for dangerous situations. Later in front of a ski slope, Boimler told Ransom and Andy Billups, "This canary is about to fly," puzzling them. Billups then noted, "It's hard to think of an animal that's good at skiing." ()
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Cancer (constellation)

Cancer was a constellation visible from Earth. Stars in this constellation were located in the Beta Quadrant.
The Cancer Constellation was partially visible on a viewscreen in the briefing room on the in 2266. It was a star chart of the winter sky as seen from Earth. The constellation Cancer was visible in the upper left corner of the chart and identified by name. ()
=== Related locations ===
* 81 Cancri
* NGC 2812
* Psi Cancri (Psi-2 Cancri, 14 Cancri)
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Cancri IV

Cancri IV was the fourth planet in the Cancri system. This planet was located somewhere in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant. The world was inhabited by the Cancri.
In 2256, the elders of Cancri IV hosted a secret meeting between and two independent Klingon Great Houses to discuss the possibility of an alliance, with the planet serving as neutral ground.
However, the meeting was a ruse created by originally in order to capture Ambassador Sarek, whom he had invited to the meeting. Due to a injury, though, Sarek did not attend the meeting, and Admiral Katrina Cornwell went in his place. Though Kol had wanted to capture a high-ranking Vulcan, he considered Cornwell an even greater prize. In the process, the Cancri hosts of the meeting and Cornwell's security escort were all killed. ()
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Candace Crump

Candace Lynn Crump is an actress who worked for several years as personal stand-in and photo double for Whoopi Goldberg including several episodes of .
Early acting work also includes (1985, with Kelsey Grammer, Lee Allen, and Joey Banks).
Other projects she stood-in for Goldberg include (1993, co-starring James Coburn), (1993), (1995), (1996, with Frank Langella), (1996, with Bebe Neuwirth), and (1999). On most of these projects she worked close with Goldberg's personal stunt double Kim Washington.
She later worked as assistant production coordinator on (2000), as set production assistant on More Dogs Than Bones (2000), and as assistant to producer John Flynn on (2000-2005, starring Jenifer Lewis, created and produced by Goldberg).
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Candace Neal

Candace E. Neal, sometimes credited as Candy Neal, is an Emmy Award-winning hair stylist who worked on and . in Neal received an Emmy Award nomination in the category Outstanding Individual Achievement in Hairstyling for a Series for the episode , shared with Ronald W. Smith, Gerald Solomon, and Susan Zietlow-Maust and won an Emmy Award in the same category for the episode , shared with Joy Zapata, Patricia Miller, Laura Connolly, Richard Sabre, Julia L. Walker, and Josée Normand.
Neal also won a Hollywood Makeup Artist and Hair Stylist Guild Award as Key Hair Stylist on (2001). This latter award was shared with fellow Star Trek hair stylists Karen Asano-Myers and Terry Baliel.
Among the films on which Neal has worked as a hair stylist are True Believe (starring Kurtwood Smith), (1992, starring Steven Weber), Made in America and The Deep End of the Ocean (both starring Whoopi Goldberg), How to Make an American Quilt (starring Winona Ryder, Alfre Woodard, and Jean Simmons), and (1996, featuring Brent Spiner). She has also been the personal hair stylist for such actors and actresses as Pierce Brosnan (on 1997's ), Michelle Pfeiffer (on 1998's The Deep End of the Ocean), Melanie Griffith (on 1999's Crazy in Alabama), Rita Wilson (on 2002's Auto Focus), and Renee Zellweger (on 2008's Leatherheads).
As Key Hair Stylist or Hair Department Head, her credits include (featuring Paul Winfield), (2004, starring Max von Sydow, featuring Neal McDonough and Patrick Kilpatrick), and (2006, starring Kelsey Grammer, Famke Janssen, Rebecca Romijn and Patrick Stewart). She was also Key Hair Stylist on (2005, featuring Larry Cedar) and (2005, composed by Michael Giacchino).
Neal was later the hair department head on (2009), (2011, with Ve Neill and Rick Stratton), (2012), and (2013).
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Canis Major

Canis Major was a winter constellation visible from Earth's northern hemisphere. The constellation contained the star Sirius, which was the brightest star in Earth's night sky. Stars in this constellation were located in the Alpha and Beta Quadrants.
The Canis Major Constellation was partially visible on a viewscreen in the briefing room on the in 2266. It was a star chart of the winter sky as seen from Earth. The constellation Canis Major was visible in the lower left corner of the chart and identified by name. ()
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* Sirius (Alpha Canis Majoris) 
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