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Inevitability

==Summary==
==Background information==
* Two covers were produced, one by J.K. Woodward and another by Gordon Purcell. Both carry the Myriad Universes banner.
* The original title for this issue was "There Is No Possibly".
* This issue features two pages of ads in the middle, placed back to back, for Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles and Dollhouse, both shows from FOX.
* The last page is an advertisement for the fifth (and final) issue of the series, and labels it as "The Beginning at the End".
* The damage done to the port hand side of the 's main deflector's surroundings mirrors the damage done to the during its struggle to break free from the Nexus energy ribbon in .
* The issue sold an estimated 7,250 copies in comic specialty stores in . These figures do not cover copies sold in bookstores, etc.
===Creators===
* Writer:
** Andrew Steven Harris
* Artists:
** Gordon Purcell (pencil art, cover art, and inking assistance)
** Bob Almond (inking)
** Terry Pallot (inking)
** Mario Boon (color art)
** Chris Mowry (letter art)
** J.K. Woodward (alternate cover art)
* Editor:
** Andy Schmidt
* Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Special thanks to Paula Block of CBS Consumer Products for her invaluable assistance.
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Infant

An infant or baby was a very young offspring of living beings, such as Humans, Vulcans, primates, or Capellan power-cats. Changelings referred to their infants as "newly formed". () 
While the term "fetus" applied to an unborn baby, the term "newborn" – or in some cases hatchling – generally described the first days of a baby's life following birth. Contrary to this, The Doctor stated that the unborn future-Naomi Wildman was "female, half-Ktarian, as a matter of fact, which should nearly double the infant’s gestation period." () Pandronians referred to their infants as "egglings". ()
The proper way to hold a newborn baby was to support its back with one arm, and its head with the other hand. Leonard McCoy demonstrated this technique to Spock after he was given Eleen's baby to hold, but Spock preferred not to try it. McCoy also corrected Eleen's hold on the child, then spoke to the child in what James T. Kirk termed "an obscure Earth dialect" (baby talk). ()
The term "newborn" could also be used to refer to anything that was newly formed. In 2285, Kirk referred to the planet as a newborn planet. () In August 2151, Travis Mayweather joked that the crew complement of twenty-three of the freighter would not count newborn babies. ()
== Characteristics ==
Infants were known for being squirmy and easily controlled. (; )
Spock compared the experience of his telepathic contact with the Lactrans as having learned "about as much as a mother learns from a six-month-old infant." ()
Deanna Troi compared the newly formed emergent lifeform aboard the to an infant, "acting on impulse, trying to figure itself out as it goes. The only source of experience it can draw on is ours though." ()
== Development ==
On the negative universe planet , where time flowed in reverse, an individual was born at an old age and died in infancy. Following their experience in that universe, the crew of the began to reverse in age, with much of the crew reaching infancy. ()
Due to being genetically-engineered, Jem'Hadar passed through infancy in a matter of hours. In most other respects, Jem'Hadar infants had the same limited abilities found in infants of other races. ()
A specific future Borg drone, named One, also developed at an advanced rate, growing from infant to adult in the period of one day. ()
According to Tuvok, Vulcans used a device called a "pleenok" for training their infants in "primary logic." ()
==Baby paraphernalia and practices ==
* Baby booties
* Baby bottle
* Baby carriage
* Baby mobile
* Baby shower
* Babysitting
* Bassinet
* Bonnet
* Cradleboard
* Crib
* Diaper
* Incubator
* Lullaby 
* Nursery
* Nursery school
** Rock-a-bye Baby
* Playpen
* Rattle
** Hehh-duHpp
* Thumbsucking
* Toy
== Locations ==
* Fischer's Infants Wear
* Nursery/Nursery school
==Babies in literature==
* "Rock-a-bye Baby"
* "Rosemary's Baby"
== See also ==
* Hundred Changelings 
* Baby on Board
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Inferna Prime

Inferna Prime was the inhabited prime planet in its star system. The system was located in the Alpha Quadrant. The planet was located eight days away from Deep Space 9 at the cruising warp speed of a runabout.
In 2373, the Federation Grand Jury was convened on this world to hear a case concerning the Orion Syndicate. Quark was a witness in the case and was called to Inferna Prime to testify, but the Syndicate attempted to have him killed en route. ()
==Stellar cartography==
In 2259, the planet's location was labeled on a stellar cartography chart that was seen on a 's ready room viewscreen. This planet'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. Inferna Prime was in or near to Federation space. ()
In 2401, the location of Inferna Prime 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. ()
In 3189, the location of Inferna Prime was denoted on a holographic star chart of the galaxy at Federation Headquarters. ()
In 3190, the location of Inferna Prime was labeled on a star chart used by Commander Paul Stamets for tracking the movement of the Dark Matter Anomaly through the galaxy. ()
File:Sector 9 incident - stargazer location.png|The location of Inferna Prime labeled on a star chart (2401)
File:DMA star chart 2.jpg|The location of Inferna Prime labeled on a star chart (3190)
== Appendices ==
=== Background information ===
"in-FER-nuh" was the pronunciation for this planet's name from the script pronunciation guide. 
The identified Inferna Prime as a Federation world. StarTrek.com identified the world as a UFP member or as an associate member. 
According to Star Trek: Star Charts ("United Federation of Planets I") and Stellar Cartography: The Starfleet Reference Library ("Federation Historical Highlights, 2161-2385"), the Inferna () system was a quadrinary star system consisting of a pair of G-class stars, an F-class star, and a K-class star. In 2378, Inferna Prime was listed as a Federation member.
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Inferno

Inferno is a Pocket DS9 novel – the third novel in the Millennium trilogy – written by Judith & Garfield Reeves-Stevens. Published by Pocket Books, it was first released in .
== Summary ==
;From the book jacket:
:Now begins the final battle of the Prophets and the Pah-wraiths within the nightmarish realm of nonlinear time – as the greatest epic adventure in the saga of Deep Space 9 reaches its staggering conclusion…
:As predicted in ancient Bajoran texts, the Celestial Temple has been restored, ending normal space-time existence for all except Captain Benjamin Sisko and those trapped on the Starship and the Klingon warship Boreth. But as apocalyptic war rages between the Prophets and the Pah-wraiths, one last chance for survival beckons – a return to Deep Space 9.
:Yet, in the realm of nonlinear time, it appears that there are two possible times at which Sisko and his allies can turn to the station: on the day of the Cardassian Withdrawal, or on the day six years later when DS9 was destroyed. But which choice will lead to the triumph of the Prophets? And which to eternal victory for the Pah-wraiths? With time literally running out and the fate of the universe in his hands, Sisko now must confront his own personal inferno-in order to change the past and restore the present, he must be ready to make the ultimate sacrifice… his future…
== Background information ==
* This novel contained Chapter Nine of the serialized novel Starfleet: Year One.
* Following the destruction of the universe, Miles O'Brien attempts to rally his current 'crew' – consisting of Quark, Rom, Elim Garak, and Odo – to help him in his plan to change history to prevent the end of the universe by citing the stories he heard on the of time-travelers from the 26th and 27th centuries ( and respectively).
== Characters ==
; Benjamin Sisko
:Sisko considered turning down the Deep Space 9 assignment in favor of a teaching job at Rutgers University.
:This is most likely an in-joke, as Avery Brooks attended Rutgers, and later became a theater arts professor.
* Jadzia Dax
* Nog
* Worf
* Jake Sisko
* Vash
* Jean-Luc Picard
* Thomas Riker
* Weyoun 5
* Benny Russell
* Martok
* Vic Fontaine
* Miles O'Brien
* Winn Adami
* Quark
* Rom
* Elim Garak
* Odo
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Infield fly rule

The infield fly rule was a rule in the sport of baseball.
It was "invoked in instances where, with both first base and second base occupied, or with first, second and third base occupied... [..] And fewer than two out, the hits a high fly which in the judgment of the umpire can readily be caught by an infielder or the or catcher inside fair ground. The batter is then called out regardless of whether the ball is subsequently caught or not. An attempt to bunt, however, under the conditions noted above, which results in a fair fly shall not be regarded an infield fly." 
In 2375, Kira Nerys read the rule to Nog and Worf in preparation for Deep Space 9's upcoming baseball game vs the crew of the . ()
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Infinite Regress (ML) (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Seven of Nine has company. After a couple of decades assimilating beings in her life as a Borg, the voices of her former victims are competing for attention in her head. The cause is a piece of Borg tech baited by another species who want to wipe them out for good, but will they spare Seven? goes into the Mission Log.
:Support us on Patreon for our unedited shows and exclusive access to the Mission Log Discord! Join today at .
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Infinity Room

The Infinity Room was a highly secure location within Federation Headquarters. It was a featureless white space accessible only by transporter, which required possession of a device in the shape of an infinity symbol.
In 3191, Doctor Kovich had Fleet Admiral Charles Vance bring Captain Michael Burnham to the Infinity Room, so as to brief her about a top-secret Red Directive mission. Kovich admitted that he found the room "a bit theatrical for [his] taste." ()
Kovich later brought Burnham back to the Infinity Room where Kovich revealed that he had found the names of the six scientists who had hidden the Progenitors' technology. Kovich gave Burnham the list on a genuine 21st century legal pad, the origins of which Kovich wouldn't reveal. ()
After the close of the mission, Burnham offered Kovich back the device that gave her access to the Infinity Room, but Kovich told her to keep it, just in case as he had met few people who had impressed and aggravated Kovich as much as Burnham did. Burnham suspected that Moll would be getting a similar device should she choose to work for Kovich. ()
Several weeks later, at Saru's wedding, the device signaled Burnham to report to the Infinity Room for another Red Directive mission. Burnham and Cleveland Booker decided to accept the quest. ()
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Infrastructure

Infrastructure was the basic physical and organizational structures and facilities needed for the operation of a society.
Following the Monean discovery of the Waters in the mid-21st century, the otherwise nomadic people settled therein after the found that they could farm sea vegetation and extract oxygen from the ocean for their ships. By the 24th century, they had further built an industrial infrastructure, which included industrial complexes, and undersea dwellings. ()
Harrad-Sar claimed, in 2154, to have discovered a planet with large deposits of magnesite, because he did not have the infrastructure he needed to get the magnesite out of the ground, he wanted Starfleet to construct mining facilities in exchange for a ten-percent share. ()
After the was thrown into System J-25 in 2365, scans of the fourth planet there indicated that it possessed a system of roads, which indicated a highly industrialized civilization, but where there should have been cities, there was only great rips in the surface. (}
Prior to departing Gaia in 2373, Worf made a survey of the infrastructure of the main settlement there so that the could leave behind the appropriate supplies. ()
During his investigation of Hogan's remains, which included his partial uniform, the Voth molecular paleontologist, Professor Forra Gegen, assumed that the person whose remains he found was part of a social infrastructure, which in turn implied he was the member of a starship crew. ()
When the Ledosians were inadvertently granted access to Ventu territory, they immediately conducted an expedition where they made scans to evaluate the potential for anthropological research and resource development of the once off-limits habitat. As for the Ventu themselves, the Ledosians intended to help them with better opportunities, through the introduction of medicine, infrastructure, education, and technology. ()
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Ingraham B

Ingraham B was an inhabited planet in the Beta Quadrant. This planet was in the same section of the galaxy as the Beta Portolan system, Levinius V, Theta Cygni XII, and Deneva.
== History == 
In the 23rd century, this planet was invaded by the flying parasites, which been transported to this planet from the civilization on Levinius V. By 2265, the civilization on Ingraham B was destroyed in the mass insanity caused by the parasites. A vessel of infected visitors from Ingraham B carrying the parasites arrived at the Deneva colony in 2266. ()
In 2328, this planet was home to the Ingraham B Transit Station. ()
== Stellar Cartography ==
In 2293, the location of Ingraham B in the Milky Way Galaxy was labeled in the star chart "The Explored Galaxy", which was on display in Captain James T. Kirk's quarters aboard the . (, okudagram)
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Initials

Initials were the alphabet letters which began one's first, middle, and/or last names. Some people, when identifying themselves to each other, consistently included their middle initials, such as James T. Kirk.
Maxwell Burke's old nickname for B'Elanna Torres was "BLT" for bacon, lettuce, and tomato, a type of sandwich which happened to share her initials. ()
Kathryn Janeway's middle initial, "M.", was listed on her Starfleet Academy diploma. ()
In 1889, Samuel Clemens's initials were engraved on a pocket watch. ()
In 2265, the tombstone Gary Mitchell conjured for James T. Kirk erroneously listed Kirk's middle initial as "R" instead. ()
Initials were sometimes signed on documents (in lieu of one's full name) to indicate that one had read and acknowledged them. In 2267, while testifying at Captain Kirk's competency hearing, Lieutenant Nyota Uhura was shown a bulletin from Starfleet Command that had hers and the captain's initials at the bottom. She confirmed that fact when asked to by Spock. ()
Carving one's initials into a tree was considered a sign of affection. While attending Starfleet Academy, Jean-Luc Picard carved the initials of A.F. into Boothby's favorite elm tree. Wesley Crusher mentioned that Boothby had told him this in 2368.()
In 2372, the Kathryn Janeway from a duplicate of told her starship's Samantha Wildman that she had been making a blanket for Samantha's baby, and needed to know the child's initial so she could add it to the blanket. ()
In an alternate 2374, while playing a trivia game in an inoperable turbolift, Harry Kim told B'Elanna Torres that she was probably confusing Cary Grant with Clark Gable as the male lead in To Catch a Thief , as they both had the same initials. ()
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Injustice

Injustice was a violation of another's rights or of what was right; lack of justice.
In 2367, Captain Jean-Luc Picard noted in his captain's log that the crew were en route to the Klingon home world, where he, Captain Picard, would participate in the installation ceremony of Gowron, the next designated Leader of the High Council. This visit should also provide an opportunity for one of his officers to correct a grave injustice. ()
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Innovation

Innovation was the process of taking an idea or solution from inception to impact.
In 2373 during the Q Civil War, Q was injured by Q weapons which were perceived as cannonballs and lead charges. Kathryn Janeway didn't think that a could be injured, but Q told her that she would be surprised what innovative munitions could be created by one immortal being who set their mind on killing another. ()
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Inquisition (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Inquisition, what a show... Doctor Bashir finds himself at the center of an investigation that accuses him of being a spy for the Dominion. As he questions his own sanity, he also questions the ones doing the investigation. Who are they working for? And what does that say about Starfleet? , here we go... This week on Mission Log.
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Insanity

Insanity, craziness, or madness were terms used to refer to certain behaviors considered to be abnormal and against societal norms. The terms were also used to refer to a person exhibiting mental instability. Someone believed to exhibit such behavior was referred to as being insane, crazy, or a madman. Similarly, a lunatic, or someone who was loony, was a person seen as mentally ill, dangerous, foolish, or crazy.
In 2152, Trip Tucker caught members of the Takret species having a barbecue next to a plasma manifold aboard the . While Tucker understood the crew were explorers who were supposed to keep an open mind about different cultures, this alongside the Takret only needing to sleep once a week and keeping up the crew with strange rituals, chanting, walking in circles, and practically taking over the compartment were several reasons Tucker cited for driving him crazy. ()
In 2369, Amanda Rogers recalled that about six months before boarding the , she thought she was going crazy because things she would wish for would suddenly appear. ()
That same year, William T. Riker performed the role of the lead character in Beverly Crusher's play Frame of Mind, an individual in an abusive mental hospital who had been accused, possibly falsely, of murder. When a psychologist, played by Data, told him that he was becoming agitated, he replied, "You bet I'm agitated. I may be surrounded by insanity, but I am not insane." ()
In 2370, Worf proclaimed his belief that Iyaaran Ambassador Byleth was insane after serving as his guide during a visit to the Enterprise-D. Worf believed this after Byleth did nothing but exhibit antagonism towards him, which he did not know was actually a deliberate act designed to learn about such behavior. ()
The following year, Rom speculated that Grand Nagus Zek was insane after he wrote a revised version of the Rules of Acquisition. This version was based on less selfish and greedy principles than those that normal Ferengi society held. Quark dismissed Rom's speculation by stating that Zek was too brilliant to go insane. ()
In 2373, Gul Dukat asked Weyoun 5 if he was insane after he drank a bottle of Kanar laced with Voraxna poison which had been intended to assassinate Tekeny Ghemor. Weyoun pointed out, however, that Vorta are immune to most poisons. ()
In an alternate 2374, Tom Paris characterized Annorax as insane after he erased the Ram Izad from history and claimed that time itself was against him. ()
By 2401, the Borg Queen had gone insane from the decimation of the Borg Collective. ()
==See also==
* Elba II asylum
* Mass insanity
* Space madness
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Inside Star Trek - The Real Story (LaserDisc)

Inside Star Trek - The Real Story was the LaserDisc release of the documentary Inside Star Trek - The Real Story, itself based on the reference book Inside Star Trek: The Real Story by Herbert F. Solow and Robert H. Justman.
Only available in Japan, this disc contained the original English-language audio track with Japanese subtitles burnt in, though the text imprints on the sleeve back cover were mostly in Japanese.
To date, no other home video format releases, besides the 1998 North American and the 1998/1999 UK and Dutch VHS counterpart releases, are known to exist.
== Chapters ==
No.	Title
1 	Prologue
2 	Opening
3 	Feature
4 	End Credits
File:Inside Star Trek LD back cover.jpg|Sleeve back cover
File:Inside Star Trek LD cover with obi.jpg|Sleeve cover as shrink-wrapped with obi (=wrapper)
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Insignia

Insignia were symbols used by cultures to distinguish ranks, s, membership, affiliation, achievement, designation, or status.
For humanoids, rank insignia were generally worn on uniforms, and could be displayed by stripes (such as braid) on the sleeves or epaulet, or in the form of pins (like pips and lozenges), embroidered insignia, and patches. These, of course, differ between civilizations.
==Rank insignia ==
===Lists of rank insignia===
*Cardassian ranks
**Cardassian uniforms
*Bajoran ranks
**Bajoran Militia uniforms
*Ferengi ranks
**Ferengi uniforms
*Klingon ranks
**Klingon Defense Force uniforms
*MACO ranks
**MACO uniform and equipment
*Romulan ranks
**Romulan uniforms
*Starfleet ranks
**Starfleet uniforms
*Terran Empire ranks
**Terran Empire uniforms
*Vulcan ranks
**Vulcan uniforms
===Types===
====Braid or stripes====
Braid (or stripes) were bands of fabric or metallic material designed to denote rank on a uniform. Officers of Earth's United States Navy wore rank stripes on sleeves and epaulets. That system was similar to insignia used in some eras of Starfleet history. (; )
The Earth Starfleet of the 22nd century used rank stripes on dress uniforms for officers and on the standard jackets of flag officers. The mirror universe's Terran Starfleet used stripes on the standard uniform epaulets for officers, and both the epaulets and sleeves for flag officers.
In the 2250s, Starfleet used stripes of braid for both officers and non-commissioned officers, on the sleeves of standard uniforms and the epaulets of dress uniforms. By the 2260s, only officers above ensign wore sleeve rank stripes, and only on standard uniforms. The 2260s dress uniforms denoted rank by braid around the collar, again only for officers. In the 2270s, all officers wore rank stripes, either on the sleeves or epaulet, depending on the uniform.
====Chevron and rocker====
Chevrons and rockers were stripe insignia that were used in many of Earth's land, air, and naval forces to denote enlisted rank.
====Epaulet====
Epaulets were devices worn on the shoulder, quite frequently to denote rank or grade, or perhaps honor.
====Lozenge====
The lozenge was what was commonly referred to as a diamond. It was found in a deck of playing cards, and the rank of a first sergeant.
====Pip====
Pips were the small metal pins worn to denote rank, particularly on 23rd and 24th century Starfleet uniforms. (, ; ; ; )
====Star====
Stars, in the vernacular of rank insignia, were insignia, often used to denote flag officers. The United States military used groups of these insignia for generals and admirals. A similar approach was used by Starfleet, as a flag officer epaulet insignia in the 2270s. ()
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