nyuuzyou/wikis huggingface dataset:
Flight Software

Flight Software was an agency within 2150s Starfleet. This agency was named on the dedication plaques of the starships. The notable individuals of this agency were listed on the plaque. This agency collaborated with other entities named on the plaques in the planning, building, and testing of starships. (, ; , )
=== Enterprise (NX-01) ===
These individuals were named as Flight Software officers on the dedication plaque of . (, )
* M. Okuda
* J. Van Over
* W. Drapanas
* 
* G. Mandel
* D. Okuda
* B. Betts
=== Columbia (NX-02) ===
These individuals were named as Flight Software officers on the dedication plaque of the . (, )
* J. McMeikan
* 
* B. Lederman
* C. Petrus
* D. Baskin
* H. Jierjian
* D. Koeppel
* M. O'Halloran
* A. Codron
* D. Takemura
* A. Simonson
* A. Lambert
de: Flight Software
Category:United Earth Starfleet agencies
Flight Test Crew

Flight Test Crew was a group of experienced Starfleet officers responsible for flight testing starships. Each crew was honored with their names listed on the dedication plaques of the starships. These crews collaborated with other entities named on the plaques in the planning, building, and testing of starships. (, ; , )
=== Enterprise (NX-01) ===
This was a list of the individuals who flight tested . (, )
* R. Ratliff
* P. Albiez
* W. Thoms
* J. Djanrelian
* S. Satterfield
* G. Edelman
* L. White
* L. Ward
* S. D'Errico
* K. Slechta
=== Columbia (NX-02) ===
This was a list of the individuals who flight tested the . (, )
* G. Agalsoff
* J. Agalsoff, Jr.
* R. Cooper
* D. Okuda
* B. Betts
* M. Moore
* R. Goddard
* L. Connolly
* M. Westmore
* V. Canamar
* E. Ellis
* S. Westmore
* J. Lewis
* B. Look
de: Flight Test Crew
Category:Starfleet
Category:Groups
Flight control officer

The flight control officer, also known as conn officer, or simply conn or helm, was the crewmember on a Federation starship assigned the duty of piloting the vessel. This position combined the roles of the navigator and helmsman used previously. The term "conn" was also used to refer to the flight control station itself. () As a staff officer, Lieutenant Junior Grade Tom Paris held the position of chief conn officer aboard . ()
During the rewrite of Tuvok's Insurrection Alpha holoprogram, B'Elanna Torres suggested that "there is room in every good story for a little bit of passion." Paris agreed, saying that "you know, maybe you're on to something. I could add a steamy love scene between the Starfleet conn officer and the Maquis engineer." Torres sarcastically responded, "Oh, that's realistic." ()
== List of flight control officers ==
;
* Lieutenant Junior Grade Geordi La Forge (2364)
* Lieutenant Torres (2364; relief)
* Chief Miles O'Brien (2364; relief)
* Lieutenant Junior Grade Worf (2364; relief)
* Lieutenant Junior Grade (2364; relief)
* Ensign Haskell (2365)
* Ensign Clancy (2365)
* Ensign (2365)
* Acting Ensign/Ensign Wesley Crusher (2365-2367)
* Ensign Allenby (2367)
* Ensign Anaya (2367)
* Ensign (2367)
* Ensign Felton (2368)
* Lieutenant Ro Laren (2368-2369, 2370)
* Lieutenant Junior Grade Monroe (2368; relief)
* Ensign Sariel Rager (2367-2369)
* Ensign McKnight (2367-2369)
* Ensign Gates (2366-2370)
* Ensign (2370)
* Lieutenant Junior Grade Sam Lavelle (2370)
* Lieutenant Junior Grade Jae (2371)
;
* Ensign (2372)
* Lieutenant (2374)
* Lieutenant Junior Grade Hector Ilario (2375)
:Jadzia Dax, Kira Nerys, and Nog provisionally served as conn officer at various times.
;
* Lieutenant Stadi (2371)
* Lieutenant Junior Grade/Ensign Tom Paris (2371-2378; chief conn officer)
* Ensign Culhane (2375)
* Ensign (2375)
* Lieutenant Junior Grade Ayala (2378)
* Commander Chakotay (2378; relief)
;
* Lieutenant (2373)
* Lieutenant Branson (2379)
;
* Ensign Nell Chilton (unknown, alternate future timeframe)
;
* Ensign (2380–)
* Ensign/Lieutenant Junior Grade Brad Boimler (2380–)
* Ensign/Lieutenant Junior Grade Beckett Mariner (2380-)
* Ensign Jennifer Sh'reyan (2381)
* Ensign Wendy (2381)
;
* Lieutenant Junior Grade Brad Boimler (2380-2381)
* Lieutenant Junior Grade William Boimler (2381)
;
* Zero (2383-2385)
== Appendices ==
=== Apocrypha ===
The Star Trek Roleplaying Game Player's Guide describes the flight controller as having to be knowledgeable in atmospheric craft, subspace field geometry, complex mathematics, space sciences, astrogation, system operation of the flight console, and systems repairs at the level of a technician.
===External link===
* 
de:Conn
nl:Vluchtcontroleur
Category:Occupations
Flight handling assessment

A flight handling assessment was a test taken by navigators. 
According to William T. Riker, as of 2368, navigators on had been doing flight handling assessments the same way for years. Ro Laren claimed to have found a better way, to which Riker replied that they should discuss changes before she made them. She explained that she felt he would have refused her, and he countered that he might have agreed. He just wanted to be given the chance. ()
Category:Education
Flight simulation

A flight simulation was the use of electronic or mechanical systems to train pilots and crew members in flying an aircraft or spacecraft.
In 2368, while talking to Soren, William T. Riker said, "Later we'll try a flight simulation. Right now let's do a systems review. I'll talk you through it." ()
In 2372, Tom Paris fell in love with a stumbling Kes when he caught her during a flight simulation. ()
==See also==
*Flight simulator
Category:Education
Flogging

Flogging was the practice of beating someone with a whip as punishment or means of interrogation.
In 2152, Malcolm Reed sincerely apologized for his "inexcusable" act of leaving his communicator behind on a pre-warp planet and invited whatever punishment Captain Jonathan Archer deemed sufficient. Archer sarcastically suggested thirty years in the brig or a good flogging before assuring Reed that his actions "could have happened to any of us". ()
In 2155, Maximilian Forrest preferred "a good, old-fashioned flogging" to the agony booth. ()
In 2268, James T. Kirk and Spock were flogged by an Ekosian guard with a cat o' nine tails on the SS Major's orders, in an attempt to persuade a confession from them of their orders. ()
In 2374, after a stressed Kathryn Janeway berated Tuvok for letting the crew of become lax on ship's protocol, she suggested that he straighten out the department heads. He asked her if she would like him to flog them as well. ()
==See also==
* Whipping boy
==External link==
*
de:Auspeitschen
Category:Punishments
Floor

The floor was the lowest surface of a room.
When crashed through the surface on the planet Terra Nova, it landed, according to , on the floor of a stable tunnel. ()
The floor in the meditation room of the Vulcan monastery at P'Jem was covered with floor mats. ()
In 2268, James T. Kirk offered to fill Elaan's quarters from floor to ceiling with breakable objects to allow her to expend her anger. The Elasian declined. ()
== See also ==
* Floor (level)
* Floor plan
* Floor plate
* Floor vault
** Floor alpha
== External link ==
* 
Category:Architecture
Floor (level)

A floor was the level base of a room, or the finished floor level of a building.
In 2365, William T. Riker said to Worf and Data, "We're going to explore the rest of the hotel. We'll keep a comm line open. You two go down to the lobby and see if there's anything that we've missed. You talk to the guests and try to find out who or what they are. I'll check out the rest of the floors." ()
==External link==
*
Category:Spacecraft sections
Category:Building interiors
Flotter and the Perfect Day

"Flotter and the Perfect Day" was a late 24th century children's book in The Adventures of Flotter series. A copy of this book was stored on a PADD aboard the .
The book had at least five chapters, and was available both in text and audio. The book began with an attack by a fleet of alien ships on four natural wonders: the Grand Canyon, Monument Valley, Yellowstone National Park, and Yosemite National Park, all in the western United States on Earth. ()
Flotter and the Perfect Day
Category:Literature
Flu season

Flu season was a time of year in which one was more susceptible to the flu.
Neelix was convinced he had the Toluncan ague every flu season. In 2376, following The Doctor's (brief)resignation and prior to his departure from , he reminded his medical assistant, Tom Paris, of this fact about Neelix and instructed him to give the Talaxian a placebo when the time arose. ()
==External link==
*
Category:Medical measurements
Category:Events
Fluidic space

Fluidic space was an extra-dimensional realm filled with a form of organic fluid and containing no stars or other celestial bodies. Its sole indigenous lifeforms were Species 8472. Objects moving through fluidic space generated pressure waves detectable by Species 8472.
The Borg became aware of fluidic space in 2373 and utilized a series of quantum singularities as interdimensional rifts to access the realm. However, Species 8472 proved impossible to assimilate and invaded the galaxy in return. The ensuing conflict resulted in Species 8472 destroying hundreds of Borg planets and millions of drones.
When the arrived at Borg space, they allied with the Borg Collective, offering modified nanoprobes that could destroy Species 8472 s in exchange for safe passage. After Commander Chakotay decided to terminate the alliance, the Collective ordered Seven of Nine to take Voyager into fluidic space to force a confrontation. Voyager destroyed several Species 8472 bio-ships with nanoprobe-armed bio-molecular warheads, causing the remainder of their forces to retreat to fluidic space. ()
In 2374, a member of Species 8472 who had been stranded in the Delta Quadrant boarded Voyager and unsuccessfully tried to use the deflector to open a quantum singularity. ()
When Voyager locked down after encountering the Omega phenomenon later that year, Ensign Hickman speculated the cause to be a new Species 8472 incursion from fluidic space. ()
After the Voyager crew reached a peaceful settlement with Species 8472 in 2375, the Species 8472 within the terraspheres returned to fluidic space. ()
Axum was stationed aboard a Borg scout ship patrolling a border with fluidic space in a remote sector of the Beta Quadrant. After he was liberated from the Collective in 2377, Axum entertained the idea of contacting Species 8472 and soliciting their assistance. ()
In 2378, the bored suggested to Kathryn Janeway that they could enter fluidic space and fight Species 8472. ()
In 2385, Wesley Crusher mentioned fluidic space as one of the other universes that he had visited. ()
== Apocrypha ==
The last level of Star Trek: Armada II is set in fluidic space. The realm is portrayed as lacking any kind of natural resources and it is not possible to travel at warp speed inside.
A few missions in Star Trek Online involve the player traveling to fluidic space. The realm is shown to contain clusters of coral-like structures the size of celestial bodies.
Star Trek: Alien Domain takes place in fluidic space, which is portrayed with celestial bodies and wormholes.
== External link ==
* 
* 
de:Fluider Raum
ja:流動空間
nl:Vloeibare ruimte
pl:Płynna przestrzeń
Category:Physics
Category:Regions
Flush

The term flush or flushing may refer to:
* Flush (cards), a playing card hand where all cards in a bet are of the same suit
** Straight flush, a playing card hand where all cards in a bet are both of the same suit, and in sequential order
* Flush (physiology), a condition where one experiences a brightening of the color to their face or skin
* Flush (tactic), a means of forcing something hidden out into the open to be found
* Flush (waste removal), the act of removing a substance, such as in rinsing, from a location, such as a toilet or conduit, using another substance
* Radioactive flushing
Flush (tactic)

In hunting, the act of flushing was to scare birds into appearing so that one could shoot them. The process was also used as a military tactic in which one caused one's enemies to reveal their positions. 
Once was able to determine the general whereabouts of the stowaway Gorn Slar aboard the , he had seal off one of the bulkheads, leaving the Gorn with only one escape route. The crew then proceeded to flush him out, by driving into the junction where Archer would be waiting for him. ()
As part of the Ekosians 2268 Final Decision, the Fuhrer had ordered the capital to be made Zeon-free, which according to propaganda films, had started at dawn, when the Nazi Party's "heroic troops began flushing out the Zeon monsters who've been poisoning our planet." ()
In 2372, Miles O'Brien likened watching two Klingon Bird-of-Preys emerge from a cloaked minefield in the Bajor sector that was being set off to "flushing quail." Kira Nerys then added, "Let's see how many other birds we can flush out of here." ()
When it was determined that someone aboard was in cahoots with the Kazon, Tom Paris was used in an elaborate ruse so to "flush out the spy." ()
When Voyager later had a stowaway named Reskat aboard, a magneton sweep was used to flush him out. ()
In the Voyager Encounter, it was suggested by "Captain Kathryn Janeway", during her search for Tedran, that they used biogenic weapons to flush him out. ()
==External link==
*
Category:Sports
Category:Recreation
Category:Skills
Category:Maneuvers
Flute

The flute was a small wind instrument, typically made out of metal or wood.
Jenna D'Sora of the played the flute. ()
Captain Jean-Luc Picard played the Ressikan flute. ()
When Miles O'Brien was having troubles with a Cardassian vole infestation on Deep Space 9, Doctor Julian Bashir gave him a small metal fife in a box and left a note, stating "It worked in Hamlin". ()
While stranded on Dilmer III in 2382, Lieutenant jg Beckett Mariner carved a flute from soap in an attempt to emulate Picard's experience on Kataan. However, the flute sounded terrible and she did not play it skillfully. ()
== External link ==
* 
de:Flöte
Category:Earth musical instruments
Flux

Flux, or a flux pattern was a mathematical concept describing an effect traveling through a substance or surface. It might also simply describe a state of ongoing change.
Chaotic space was an area of space in which the laws of nature were in a state of flux. ()
A type of quantum beacon crewman taught Captain Jonathan Archer to build depended on generating a stable flux between its positron conductors. ()
In a draft for his father's biography, Jonathan Archer started writing that creating a stable warp field mirrored the flux of emotions his father felt when he embarked on something specific, but he decided to delete the sentence before completing it. ()
In pressuring Dolim to go through with attacking Humanity in 2154, a Sphere-Builder claimed that the timelines were in constant flux and that different species might prevail depending on his actions. ()
During the funeral of Spock near the planet, gravitational fields on the planet were in flux, apparently allowing for a soft landing of the photon tube containing his body. ()
While exploring a cavern on Devidia II in 2368, doctor Beverly Crusher found biomagnetic strands with a variable flux. ()
The metaphasic radiation of the rings around was in a state of extreme flux. ()
==Types of flux==
*Antimatter flux
*Cellular flux
*Chroniton flux
*Chromosomal flux
*Gamma ray flux
*Genetic flux
**Ribocyatic flux
*Energy flux
*EM flux
*Graviton flux / gravity flux
*Intercooler flux
*Interspatial flux
*Magnetic flux
*Metaphasic flux
*Neutrino flux
*Neutron flux
*Particle flux
*Quantum flux
*Molecular flux
**Quasi-molecular flux
*Radiation flux
*Spatial flux
*Structural flux
*Subspace flux
*Temporal flux
*Tetryon flux
**Biotemporal flux
*Theta flux distortion
==Related technology==
*Flux coupler
**Magnetic lux coupler
*Flux capacitor
*Flux coordinating sensor
*Flux generator
*Flux moderator
*Flux spectrometer
*Quantum flux regulator
*Subspace flux isolator
==See also==
*Flux capacitance
*flux density
**Gravimetric flux density
**Magnetic flux density
*Flux inhibitor
*Flux paradox
*Pre stage flux chiller and Main stage flux chiller
==External link==
*
Category:Physics
Flux spectrometer

A flux spectrometer was a type of spectrometer used aboard Federation starships and starbases in the 24th century. 
In 2368, the was performing luminosity studies of the Typhon Expanse. Normally, the flux spectrometers were the preferred tool. However, during this mission, the flux spectrometers were down for re-alignment and the completion of this task was delayed as the stellar dynamics lab's request for the installation of new science modules took precedence. In their place, gravitron polarimeters were used for the luminosity studies. ()
By 2382, the flux spectrometer aboard Starbase 80 was in need of repair, though Starfleet had neglected to send anyone to repair it. ()
Category:Sensor technology
Fly

A fly was a type of winged insect. On Earth, they were known as pests that sometimes carried diseases. Means of trapping and/or killing flies include such household tools as fly swatters and flypaper.
A creature resembling a fly landed on the entrails of Kol-Sha after he was killed. ()
The remains of these insects could be preserved in the resin . In early 2365, in his log, Captain Jean-Luc Picard of the described his situation in the void as being "... like a fly in amber trapped." ()
When Berlinghoff Rasmussen came aboard the Enterprise in 2368, he wanted to be not taken notice of, just like a fly on the wall. ()
When Sito Jaxa suggested that it would be good to be a spider under the table of the observation lounge, Sam Lavelle compared this to be a fly on the wall. They were talking about the meeting of the senior staff in the observation lounge and were curious what they were talking about. ()
Doctor Tolian Soran once stated that there was a time when he wouldn't hurt a fly, and then the Borg came, destroyed his homeworld, and showed him that the one constant in the whole universe was death. ()
In 2373, after hearing Captain Kathryn Janeway's tale of her experience with the Matrix alien, Commander Chakotay compared the alien's attempt to lure her into the Matrix like being a spider that has to lure a fly into his web. ()
Roy was a holographic fly created by Doctor Lewis Zimmerman in the 2370s for Starfleet Intelligence as a new form of micro-surveillance on the "Trojan Horse Project". When his mission was complete, Dr. Zimmerman kept him around on Jupiter Station as a pet. He nonetheless often landed on The Doctor's food. ()
In Modesto, California in 2381, a fly flew into Brad Boimler's mouth while he was working on his family vineyard. ()
== Types of flies ==
* Amerind fly
* Brussel fly
* Firefly
* Glob fly
* Housefly
* Lavafly
* Talaxian Furfly
* Tsetse fly
* Vayan horn fly
== See also ==
* The Fur Fly
==External links==
* 
* 
de:Fliege
Category:Animals
Category:Earth insects
Fly swatter

A fly swatter was a device used to kill flies and other insects.
In 1957, a fly swatter hung on the wall of T'Mir, Stron, and Mestral's temporary home. ()
In 2373, The Doctor suggested a fly swatter be used against a macrovirus that was invading , as the antigen he was creating for the smaller version of the virus would be ineffective on one that size. ()
== See also ==
* Flypaper
==External link==
*
Category:Household tools
Category:Death
Folkert Schmidt

Folkert Schmidt is the actor who portrayed a Starfleet doctor in the second season episode .
Schmidt's other acting credits include (1989, starring Gary Cole, with George Coe, Joel Polis, Judyann Elder, David Selburg, and Wyatt Knight), (1990, with Matthias Hues, Sam Anderson, Sherman Howard, Michael J. Pollard, Tony Brubaker, and Gary Baxley), (1991, starring Lance Henriksen, with Nick Dimitri and Tom Magee), and (1994, with Henry Brown).
== External link ==
* 
de:Folkert Schmidt
es:Folkert Schmidt
Category:Performers
Category:TNG performers
Food critic

A food critic was someone who criticized others' preparation of food.
Sometime prior to 2372, Quark served as a cook aboard a Ferengi freighter. He used to carry a disruptor pistol because, in his words, "every member of that crew thought he was a food critic." ()
In 2373, Michael Eddington recalled Benjamin Sisko's preparation of a Thanksgiving dinner for the senior staff happily, adding that Sisko had put too much tarragon in the stuffing. Sisko replied, "I wasn't aware that you were a food critic." Eddington explained that he hadn't been until he joined the Maquis and began eating "real food" (homegrown vs replicated). ()
In the food-centered Klowahkan culture, food critics, such us Sir Legnog and Madame Gonald, were seen as important scholars. ()
== External link ==
* 
Category:Victual occupations
Category:Arts occupations
Fool's Gold, Issue 1

== Background information ==
* The issue sold an estimated 6,623 copies in comic specialty stores via Diamond Comic Distributors in . These figures do not cover copies sold via bookstores and other retail channels.
=== Creators ===
* Writer:
** Scott and David Tipton
* Artists:
** Fabio Mantovani (interior art, color art)
** David Amici (color art)
** Neil Uyetake (letter art)
** The Sharp Brothers (cover art)
** David Messina (alt cover art)
** Giovanna Niro (alt cover color art)
* Editor:
** Scott Dunbier
===Cover gallery===
File:Fool's Gold issue 1 cover RI.jpg|Retail Incentive cover
==External link==
*
Fool's Gold, Issue 2

== Background information ==
* The issue sold an estimated 5,909 copies in comic specialty stores via Diamond Comic Distributors in . These figures do not cover copies sold via bookstores and other retail channels.
=== Creators ===
* Writer:
** Scott and David Tipton
* Artists:
** Fabio Mantovani (interior art, color art)
** David Amici (color art)
** Robbie Robbins (letter art)
** The Sharp Brothers (cover art)
** David Messina (alt cover art)
** Giovanna Niro (alt cover color art)
* Editor:
** Scott Dunbier
===Cover gallery===
File:Fool's Gold issue 2 cover RI.jpg|Retail Incentive cover
==External link==
*
Fool's Gold, Issue 3

== Background information ==
* In this issue, David Amici and Fabio Mantovani were credited with color art, but Chiara Cinabro provided the color artwork.
* The issue sold an estimated 5,378 copies in comic specialty stores via Diamond Comic Distributors in . These figures do not cover copies sold via bookstores and other retail channels.
=== Creators ===
* Writer:
** Scott and David Tipton
* Artists:
** Fabio Mantovani (interior art, color art) 
** David Amici (color art) 
** Neil Uyetake (letter art)
** The Sharp Brothers (cover art)
** David Messina (alt cover art)
** Giovanna Niro (alt cover color art)
* Editor:
** Scott Dunbier
===Cover gallery===
File:Fool's Gold issue 3 cover RI.jpg|Retail Incentive cover
==External link==
*
Fool's Gold, Issue 4

== Background information ==
* In this issue, David Amici and Fabio Mantovani were credited with color art, but Chiara Cinabro provided the color artwork. Mantovani was also credited as working on the interior art, but the trade paperback collection credited Emanuela Lupacchino and Francesco Lo Storto instead.
* The issue sold an estimated 5,236 copies in comic specialty stores via Diamond Comic Distributors in . These figures do not cover copies sold via bookstores and other retail channels.
=== Creators ===
* Writer:
** Scott and David Tipton
* Artists:
** Fabio Mantovani (interior art, color art) 
** Davide Amici (color art) 
** Chris Mowry (letter art)
** The Sharp Brothers (cover art)
** David Messina (alt cover art)
** Giovanna Niro (alt cover color art)
* Editor:
** Scott Dunbier
===Cover gallery===
File:Fool's Gold issue 4 cover RI.jpg|Retail Incentive cover
==External link==
*
Foot Locker

Foot Locker was a store franchise specializing in shoes. One branch was located in a building adjacent to the Toronto Eaton Centre in Toronto, Canada on Earth during the early 21st century. 
In 2022, the sign for a Foot Locker was visible from the city square as La'an Noonien-Singh and tried to figure out where they were. ()
== External links ==
* – official website
* 
Category:Earth establishments