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Pollux IV

Pollux IV was the inhabited fourth planet of the Beta Geminorum system. This planet was located in the Alpha Quadrant and was approximately 33.8 light years from Sol. 
This planet was the homeworld for the Greek gods and goddesses, an extinct interstellar humanoid species whose last member Apollo died in 2267. ()
Pollux IV was a conventional M class planet with an oxygen-nitrogen atmosphere and an approximate age of four billion years. The nearest starbase was Starbase 12. ()
== History ==
In the distant past, this world was the home of a highly advanced civilization, who called their world Olympus. A group of Pollux IV inhabitants visited Earth in the 3rd millennium BC. They landed in the Mediterranean region and took residence on Mount Olympus. These aliens considered themselves to be gods and presented themselves as such to the primitive Humans. The worship of these aliens was the beginning of the Ancient Greek civilization and their deeds on Earth became the Greek classic myths. The aliens eventually left Earth to return to Pollux IV, when Humans lost interest in worshipping them. Absent worshippers, many of the Greek gods decided to end their own existence. 
In 2267, was surveying the Beta Geminorum system. Kirk and his crew made contact with Apollo, the last of his race, who had waited for his worshippers to develop space travel and seek out their beloved god. The encounter resulted in not only him forming a desire to take a Human woman as his queen and wife, but also the death of Apollo and the extinction of his species. ()
In 2328, this planet was home for the Pollux IV Orbital City. ()
By the late 24th century, Pollux IV had become a tourist destination. A view of the surface of Pollux IV was depicted on several viewscreens on Deep Space 9's Promenade and Replimat, advertising a visit to the "amazing ruins of Pollux IV". ()
== Stellar Cartography ==
In 2293, the location of Pollux IV in the Milky Way Galaxy was labeled in a star chart that was in Captain James T. Kirk's quarters aboard the . (, okudagram)
In 2365, the location of Pollux IV was labeled in a Subspace Comm Net Ops star chart, which was seen in the courtroom on Starbase 173. 
This planet was connected to Kling by a subspace line. ()
In 2376, the location of Pollux IV was labeled on a star chart in astrometrics on in 2376. (, okudagram)
File:The Explored Galaxy.jpg|The location of Pollux IV on "The Explored Galaxy" star chart
File:Pollux IV, Vega, Jouret IV, Rigel, Organia.jpg|Pollux IV in relation to Vega, Jouret IV, Rigel, and Organia
File:Apollo's temple.jpg|Pollux IV architecture
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Pollux V

Pollux V was the uninhabited fifth planet in the Beta Geminorum system. This planet was located in the Alpha Quadrant and was approximately 33.8 light years from Sol. The planet was approximately four billion years old. The nearest starbase was Starbase 12. (; )
Like all other planets in this system, save for Pollux IV, the planet bore no signs of intelligent life, which was statistically unexpected when the planet was examined by the in 2267. ()
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=== Background information ===
This planet's quadrant of origin is inferred based on the position of its star as seen in the star chart appearing in the episode .
=== Apocrypha ===
Pollux V was featured in the video game . Pollux V became the site of the Federation colony established by followers of the religion. In 2268, the Enterprise was called to the Pollux system when the colonists began to encounter "demons". The demons turned out to be robots created by an automated defense system, taking the form of the worst fear of the intruder. The Enterprise crew discovered members of the native species of the planet, an insectoid race called the . They had remained underground in suspended animation for millennia. After the first contact, Nauians applied for Federation membership.
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Pon Darra

Pon Darra was an alien officer who lived during the late 24th century.
Wearing the rank of commander, he was on bridge duty aboard the in 2380 when Ensign Brad Boimler was ordered to the bridge. He was in the bar when the rage virus broke out, and was firing phasers at the rage zombies along with several other crewmembers. () 
He was on the bridge during the mission to Gelrak V, and was slumped against the wall near the Engineering I station, and later a console, when the ship was invaded by a Gelrakian boarding party. ()
He was on the bridge during the mission to tow the ancient generation ship, where he reacted to Commander Jack Ransom's comment about cleaning the holodeck biofilter. ()
Rutherford imagined him, along with the rest of the engineering staff, having their minds blown if he'd brought back a T88 from the . ()
He was on the bridge during the Cerritos confrontation with the Drookmani ship over the salvage of the freighter NCC-502. ()
He was also on the bridge again later that year. ()
In 2381, he was on the bridge when the Cerritos fell victim to a scam that appeared as if they had accidentally destroyed the Ladyjane. ()
He later entered the bridge at shift change an occupied the Engineering II station, when Shaxs took over command from Ensign . ()
Later that year he participated in the simulator holopod training drills conducted by Shari yn Yem. ()
During the Cerritos twelve hour trip to the Kontaran system, Pon Darra, now wearing the rank of lieutenant, participated in a pottery class along with Shaxs and Sam Rutherford. ()
He was at Engineering I on the bridge when the Cerritos traveled from Ornara to Brekka during Project Swing By. He glared at Mariner after she entered the bridge and informed the crew to "look alive people!", while on her way to the ready room, unaware of the trouble she was in making the ship look bad. As Pon Darra and the others glared, Mariner commented on them being "a tough crowd", and that it must be true that "the camera does add ten frowns." After Mariner entered the ready room, she commented to Freeman and Ransom on how she wasn't usually concerned with the crew's morale, but the energy of Pon Darra and the others was "dark". ()
He later assisted in the final preparations in Engineering aboard as the ship was entrusted to the crew of the Cerritos to be returned to Earth. ()
== Holograms ==
A simulated version of Pon Darra appeared in two holoprograms run by Commander Jack Ransom: Command Trainer 43 and Command Trainer 4. The real version of this officer was later present when Shaxs introduced Ensign Sam Rutherford to the "bear pack" as a new security officer. He later cheered on Rutherford's decision to return to engineering. ()
Another hologram of Pon Darra appeared in the holodeck training program Klingon Encounter. ()
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His name was first revealed on a display above a holopod in "I, Excretus".
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Pon Farr

The Origin of Saavik (Part 1 of 2)
==Summary==
Saavik begins the pon farr and tells Captain Kirk and Dr. Leonard McCoy how she met Spock and Xon. The heads to , only to learn that Xon is on a secret mission. Saavik steals a starship and heads to the edge of the galaxy after him with the Enterprise in close pursuit.
==Background information==
* Takes place immediately before the events of .
* The story concludes in the next issue.
===Creators===
* Based on Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writer : Mike W. Barr
* Artists:
** Eduardo Barreto (pencil art)
** Ricardo Villagran (inking)
** Michele Wolfman (color art)
** John Costanza (letter art)
** Dan Day and Dick Giordano (cover art)
* Editor: Marv Wolfman
===Characters===
; James T. Kirk
; Spock
; Leonard McCoy
; Montgomery Scott
; Hikaru Sulu
; Uhura
; Pavel Chekov
; Saavik
Pon Farr: An Explanation

Pon Farr: An Explanation was a prop book concerning Vulcan pon farr produced for scenes in Michael Burnham's childhood home on Doctari Alpha, as seen in , that may not have ultimately been used on screen. 
A photo of a Burnham bookshelf was posted to Twitter by the writers room, which also depicted The Fizzbin Instruction Manual, [...] and Games on , 10 Steps to Ruling the World, Peace and Justice by Edith Keeler, and Path of Virtue by Lao Tze. 
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Pon farr therapy program

The Pon farr therapy program (although actually unnamed) was written by 's EMH to help Vulcans who were unable to "alleviate" symptoms of the pon farr by other means. 
Ensign Vorik was the first to try this therapy when he underwent his first pon farr on Stardate 50537.2, which featured the Vulcan female T'Pera. () The program was later adapted for Tuvok by Tom Paris, with a simulation of . ()
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Pop Culture Coffee

Pop Culture Coffee, LLC is an American company that manufactures coffee under licensing from several entertainment franchises. 
The company was founded in by Ethan Terra, Kyle Newman and Lukas Kendall, with Dan Madsen serving as publicist and consultant and Jim Titus as art director. 
== Star Trek coffees ==
File:Pop Culture Coffee Captain's Choice.jpg|Captain's Choice (medium roast)
File:Pop Culture Coffee Vulcan Vanilla.jpg|Vulcan Vanilla
File:Pop Culture Coffee Federation Roast.jpg|Federation Roast (macadamia nut)
File:Pop Culture Coffee Klingon Raktajino.jpg|Klingon Raktajino (butterscotch)
File:Pop Culture Coffee Coffee Black.jpg|Coffee, Black (dark roast)
File:Pop Culture Coffee Borg Blend.jpg|Borg Blend (toffee crunch)
== Star Trek handthrown mugs ==
File:Pop Culture Coffee Starfleet Command mug.jpg|Starfleet Command
File:Pop Culture Coffee Klingon Raktajino mug.jpg|Klingon Raktajino
File:Pop Culture Coffee Voyager mug.jpg|Voyager
File:Pop Culture Coffee Enterprise mug.jpg|Enterprise
File:Pop Culture Coffee Vulcan Salute mug.jpg|Vulcan salute
== Star Trek cold brews ==
File:Pop Culture Coffee Federation Roast cold can.jpg|Federation Roast (macadamia nut)
File:Pop Culture Coffee Klingon Raktajino cold can.jpg|Klingon Raktajino (butterscotch)
==External links==
* – official site
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Popsicle

A popsicle was a type of frozen dessert consisting of frozen juice on a wooden stick.
In 2259 of the alternate reality, likened 72 genetically-engineered Humans in cryogenic stasis to "Human popsicles". ()
In 2383, an ice cream truck vendor on the Cosmic Duchess sold a pink popsicle to a child. ()
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Port of San Francisco bar

The Port of San Francisco bar was an establishment near the San Francisco Ferry Building, a historical landmark located in the city of San Francisco on Earth. Budweiser beer was one of the beverages available for sale. The bar was located on a pier.
It was visited by and Keenser in 2259 after the two of them had resigned from the . Captain contacted Scott at this location after receiving a set of coordinates near Earth from John Harrison which he wanted Scotty to investigate. ()
== Patrons ==
* Port of San Francisco bar visitors
== Background information ==
The name of this bar comes from a red neon sign, which was fastened onto the Ferry Building, that was visible to patrons visiting the bar that read "Port of San Francisco". Using visual cues from the movie, the bar was located on Pier 1, whose location in relation to the Ferry Building can be seen in this map. 
The bar scene was shot at Doheny Mansion; in between takes, Simon Pegg and Deep Roy recreated the ending of , which was filmed in the same room as the bar. 
To represent the outside of this bar's entrance in , Production Designer Scott Chambliss improvised a set using an interior sound stage door with set dressing. (Cinefex, No. 134, p. 82)
The song playing in the bar varied, depending on where the audience member saw the movie. Although the instrumentation was the same, the lyrics were different, with J.J. Abrams and Charles Scott listed as writers for all seven songs.
* In the United States, the song was "The Growl". Additional writers for this song were Anne Previn and Kassia Conway, who performed the song.
* In the United Kingdom, the song was "The Rage That's in Us All". Additional writers for this song were Gary Lightbody and Bo Bruce, who performed the song.
* In Australia, the song was "The Dark Collide". Additional writers for this song were Robert Conley and Penelope Austin, who performed the song.
* In France, the song was "(I Wanna) Race With You". An additional writer for this song was I.V., who performed the song.
* In Mexico, the song was "Noches Estridentes". An additional writer for this song was Roxana Puente, who performed the song.
* In Brazil, the song was "Flashback 92". Additional writers for this song were Whitaker Poças and Maria do Céo, who performed the song.
* In Japan, the song was ““. An additional writer for this song was Kyary Pamyu Pamyu, who performed the song. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q2GQAk_lRy4
These songs were included as bonus tracks on the Star Trek Into Darkness soundtrack; however, no version of the soundtrack had all six songs. The Mexican version of this song had a music video. 
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Porta

Porta was a male Bajoran who rose to the spiritual position of vedek during the late-24th century. 
Following Akorem Laan's return from the Bajoran wormhole in 2372, Porta supported Akorem's installment as Emissary of the Prophets. He also talked to Benjamin Sisko and agreed with him that as long as Sisko made it clear that he was stepping aside voluntarily, the Bajoran people would support Akorem as Emissary.
Porta believed in the historical Bajoran caste system of D'jarra which prohibited members of certain families from assuming roles within the religious hierarchy. One such family was that of Imutta. When the D'jarra system was briefly reinstated by Akorem under much controversy, Porta made his support public when he admitted to the murder of Imutta for daring to act as a vedek despite his family's caste. Porta was arrested by Odo and charged. ()
==Background information==
Porta was played by actor Robert Symonds.
According to the script, Porta's name was pronounced as "PORE-tuh". Furthermore, in the script, he was described as "an older Bajoran Monk." 
In a deleted scene, Akorem says he plans to ask the magistrate for lenience regarding the killing.
Porta is mentioned in the stage directions of , but was likely intended to be Ranjen Telna. (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Companion - A Series Guide and Script Library)
In the Star Trek: Terok Nor Night of the Wolves, Porta was depicted as officiating at the shrine in the Singha refugee camp in 2353.
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Portas V

Portas V was the fifth planet of its system. This inhabited planet was located in the Alpha Quadrant and was near to the Demilitarized Zone. it was the site of a Breen settlement. 
In 2373, the Maquis obtained large cold storage units from the Breen on Portas V in order to maintain their stocks of a biogenic weapon, cobalt diselenide. Captain Benjamin Sisko discovered the Maquis presence after retrieving the sensor logs of two class-5 intelligence drones stationed in the area. ()
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Porter (Arizona)

Porter was an American who was a member of an anti-government militia group in 1996 that was based outside of Phoenix, Arizona.
When Chakotay and Torres tried to beam Henry Starling onto their shuttle, which they had disguised so that it would not be picked up on RADAR, the shuttle crashed and Porter and other members of the group captured them. They believed that the Starfleet officers were actually government agents sent to spy on them.
Tuvok and The Doctor rescued their crewmates from Porter and his group. ()
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Porthole

A porthole was an opening in a hull or bulkhead of a sailing vessel, or such spacecraft as a Bajoran lightship. 
Arjin, a hopeful Trill initiate who was training with Jadzia Dax in 2370, who believed he had made a huge mistake that jeopardized his chances of succeeding towards his goal of being joined, confessed to Quark that he "just threw my whole life out a porthole." ()
When Benjamin Sisko constructed a Bajoran lightship in 2373, looking out the portholes was the only way he could see what was going on around his ship while in flight. ()
== See also ==
* Viewport
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Portraits of American Genius - 1991 (podcast)

== Summary ==
:In a book proposal made its way to Gene Roddenberry's desk that he should be included in "Portraits of American Genius." This week, Dr. Harrison Solow (wife of the late Herb Solow, Desilu Studios' Executive in Charge of Production) talks about the pitch and her growing friendship with Gene, Majel, Herb, and others in the Star Trek production staff.
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Positronic brain

The positronic brain was an extremely sophisticated computation device capable of artificial sentience, created by Dr. Noonien Soong, based on an idea from author . It was this unit that enabled Soong's Soong-type androids to achieve true sentience. ()
This device consisted of an artificial neural network, designed to imitate the humanoid brain. The construction of a positronic brain was extremely complex, and Dr. Soong was the only scientist to have done so successfully – on at least six occasions: two unspecified prototypes, B-4, Lore, Data, and Juliana Soong (although B-4, Data, and Juliana Soong were the only truly stable units). Lore's positronic net differed from Data's: it had a Type L phase discriminator compared to Data's Type R. () 
One of the difficulties in creating a stable positronic brain was determining how the electron resistance across the neural filaments was to be resolved. ()
In 2366 aboard the , Data attempted to emulate his father's work, and created the android Lal. However, Lal's positronic net suffered a cascade failure, and ceased functioning. ()
In early 2368, Data's positronic links were severed by Beverly Crusher, cutting off his brain from the rest of his body. ()
A positronic brain could suffer from a cascade anomaly, which would render it unconscious. ()
Around 2370, Data began a discussion with Deanna Troi about the long-term effects of space travel on his positronic net, which Troi was later disinclined to continue. ()
==Medical uses ==
In 2371, Dr. Julian Bashir implanted Bareil Antos with a positronic matrix to keep him alive after part of his brain stopped functioning due to a bad reaction to various medical treatments Bashir had been forced to perform to keep Bareil available to assist in crucial negotiations with the Cardassians. Bareil awoke but said that the sensations he was experiencing did not seem real and seemed like a distant memory. Later, when other parts of Bareil's brain stopped functioning, Bashir chose to let Bareil die rather than replace the rest of his brain with positronic implants, feeling that he wouldn't be himself if any more of his brain was replaced. ()
Mendaxic neurosclerosis was a very rare and fatal disease caused by a silicon-based virus, but could easily be cured by culturing infected cells in an active positronic matrix. ()
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Possible Film Revisions - December 26, 1979 (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Even after had premiered, Gene Roddenberry and Robert Wise explored ways to improve the film. This week, we welcome David C. Fein to discuss the and the myriad ways TMP has been revised to reach its potential. Plus, stay tuned for a special bonus-feature announcement!
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Post-World War III

Post-World War III was the era of history that followed World War III. Although this era was remembered for its troublesome events, such as the post-atomic horror, this time period also saw much advancement in terms of space travel. After all, it was in 2063 that Zefram Cochrane made his first successful warp flight in the Phoenix.
In 2381, when Beckett Mariner, D'Vana Tendi, Sam Rutherford, and Brad Boimler visited Historical Bozeman, Rutherford noted that the way everyone dressed was just like Post-World War III. ()
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Post Mainframe Acid-Cardassian Ten Forwardcore

In an anything but canon account, Post Mainframe Acid-Cardassian Ten Forwardcore was a genre of music that was apparently heavily influenced by Cardassian music, and likely often played in nightclubs such as Ten Forward.
Commander William T. Riker on trombone, Lieutenant Hikaru Sulu on keyboards, and Lieutenant Commander Montgomery Scott on drums made up the core of a Post Mainframe Acid-Cardassian Ten Forwardcore band that performed on the bridge of the , with Arex on double guitar and M'Ress on tambourine. Co-lead vocals were shared between Riker and Sulu, with additional vocals provided by D'Vana Tendi. In addition to the band members listed above, their music also made use of archive sounds from the computer, which they displayed on the viewscreen, using the chirping sound of transporters and communicators as part of their music. ()
==Lyrics to the song==
:It doesn't matter if you're OG or new
:Or if you're skin is magenta or blue (or green)
:You call yourself Ferengi or Klingon (Klingon)
:Life's a party
:A party to bring on
:A party
:Let your love spread like it's Discovery
:Help your addict friends with their recovery
:'Cause if you wanna live long and prosper
:You gotta put love on your duty roster''
:Trombone solo
:Oh my! Oh shy! Oh fry! Oh pie!
:Oh my! Oh shy! Oh fry! Oh why?
:If you wanna live long and prosper
:You've gotta put love on your duty roster
:Space is indifferent and cool
:It's up to us to love and to live bold
:Live bold, to live bold
:Oh my! Oh my! Oh my!''
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Postcard

A postcard was a souvenir in the form of a postal letter. Postcards contained images, often photographs of special landmarks or objects with room at the back of the card to write a letter.
In a holographic re-creation of 1944, Brigitte had promised to write a postcard to Bobby Davis, which was prevented by the outbreak of the war. When Bobby encountered Brigitte in Sainte Claire, he told her she owed him a postcard. ()
A rack of postcards was among the items on display at Alexandria Books. ()
While inspecting the prototype starship from the outside in 2151, Chief Engineer Tucker jokingly asked Captain Jonathan Archer whether he planned to pose on Enterprises hull for some postcards, when Archer insisted newly installed hull plating match the color of the nacelle housings. ()
When the prepared to enter a subspace compression anomaly in 2374, Jadzia Dax told Benjamin Sisko she'd send him a postcard, when Sisko expressed sorrow for not going along to explore the anomaly. ()
In 2401, a postcard for the planet Vashti hung on the wall of 10 Forward Avenue. () It was also present in a holographic simulation of the bar. ()
== See also ==
* Subspace postcard
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