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Plagues of Night

Plagues of Night is a Star Trek: Typhon Pact novel – the first novel in a duology – written by David R. George III. Published by Pocket Books, it was first released in .
== Summary ==
;From the book jacket
:In the wake of the final Borg invasion, which destroyed entire worlds, cost the lives of sixty-three billion people, and struck a crippling blow to Starfleet, six nations adversarial to the United Federation of Planets – the Romulan Star Empire, the Breen Confederacy, the Tholian Assembly, the Gorn Hegemony, the Tzenkethi Coalition, and the Holy Order of the Kinshaya – joined ranks to form the Typhon Pact.
:For almost three years, the Federation and the Klingon Empire, allied under the Khitomer Accords, have contended with the nascent coalition on a predominantly cold-war footing. But as Starfleet rebuilds itself, factions within the Typhon Pact grow restive, concerned about their own inability to develop a quantum slipstream drive to match that of the Federation. Will leaders such as UFP President Bacco and RSE Praetor Kamemor bring about a lasting peace across the Alpha and Beta Quadrants, or will the cold war between the two alliances deepen, and perhaps even lead to an all-out shooting war?
== Background information ==
* The novel was announced by George on , with the details of the series revealed at the Shore Leave Convention on , and the working titles on . 
* Official Pocket documentation – including the author's contract and sales catalog entries – carried a placeholder title of At the Prophet's Door, and listed it as a Pocket TNG novel, later under the umbrella title Chain of Destiny; however, George confirmed that these were internal designations for the purpose of labeling, and not indicative of the final novel. 
* A preliminary cover was released in December 2011 and featured Deep Space 9, the , a runabout, and a Chaffee-type shuttlecraft entering the Bajoran wormhole. The author confirmed that the starship is the USS Robinson (NCC-71842), which Benjamin Sisko assumed command of in Rough Beasts of Empire. 
* This book takes place after Zero Sum Game and Paths of Disharmony. It also takes place during and after Indistinguishable from Magic.
* Cover art by Doug Drexler.
== Characters ==
;Benjamin Sisko
;Jean-Luc Picard
;Kira Nerys
;Ro Laren
;Spock
;Worf
;Julian Bashir
;Quark
;Kasidy Yates
;Martok
;Rom
;Sela
;Tomalak
;Laas
;Sarina Douglas
;Alynna Nechayev
;Morn
;Broik
;Grimp
;Frool
;D'Tan
;Taurik
;Brathaw
;Pardshay
;Aluura
== References ==
Andorian; autarch; Bajoran; Breen; Deep Space 9; Dominion War; Federation President; Ferengi; Grand Nagus; Jem'Hadar; ketracel-white; Romulan; Tholian; Tzenkethi
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Plain of Blood

The Plain of Blood was an expanse within Vulcan's Forge on . 
According to some, Surak crossed the expanse when the hot blood of battle still flowed green, but with logic, he cooled it.
Jonathan Archer and T'Pol, led by Syrran, came across the Plain of Blood while searching for the Syrrannites in 2154. Syrran conveyed the history of the region to the others. ()
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Planet 0042692

Planet 0042692 was the Federation designation for a class M planet in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant. It was the homeworld of the Enderprizians, a pre-warp humanoid species, as well as of the wood leech. The planet's surface featured stretches of relatively flat highland interspersed with sunken regions of extremely rugged topography, which contained forests and many sheer pinnacles of rock. The planet had four moons and was rich in dilithium crystals.
Around 2268, the shuttlecraft from the , piloted by Ensign David Garrovick on a solo mission, crashed in a cave on Planet 0042692. As warp plasma leaking from the damaged shuttle was reacting with ambient dilithium and poisoning the surrounding landscape, Garrovick made first contact with the local indigenous people to warn them of the danger. Garrovick soon died on the planet; the natives he assisted patterned their society after his accounts of the Enterprise, and came to call themselves the "Enderprizians". Starfleet did not return to the sector for over a century.
In 2384, the detected Garrovick's distress signal and made second contact with the Enderprizians in their settlement of New Enda-Prize. After Dal R'El and Huur'A were afflicted by a fatal illness that the Enderprizians called a curse from "The Gallows", Gwyn, Rok-Tahk, and Jankom Pog ventured into the forest and discovered the wreck of the Galileo. Once the source of the disease was known, Zero was able to synthesize an antidote. The Protostar crew then enlisted the aid of the Enderprizians to rescue their crewmates from the Galileo shortly before it exploded. With the source of the contamination neutralized, the Enderprizians reopened their settlement to the outside world. ()
Evidently, this second contact resulted in the Enderprizians establishing a relationship with the Federation at large as several months later, an Enderprizian was in a science class with Rok-Tahk as the new warrant officer was receiving basic training at Starfleet Academy. ()
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Planet 10 (DIM-8)

Planet 10 (DIM-8) was a planet in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant. This planet was near the Ficus sector. 
In 2137, the was launched from Earth on a mission to Planet 10 (DIM-8). It was listed on the chart "Interstellar Expeditions to Sectors 184/02-185/38: Launched From Sol System, Earth Dates 2123-2190", which was seen on a viewer in Jean-Luc Picard's ready room aboard the . okudagram)
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Planet 1865-Alpha

Planet 1865-Alpha was the Borg designation for an uninhabited planet in the Delta Quadrant. This planet had at least two moons. 
In 2368, a Borg sphere crashed into a swamp on the planet's surface. Two of Nine, Three of Nine, Four of Nine, and Seven of Nine were the only survivors. Severed from the Borg Collective, the individual personalities of the four drones began to re-surface. Three of the drones attempted to escape the Collective, destroying the beacon they were using to signal the Borg.
However, Seven of Nine's memories before her assimilation were those of a little girl, and she became frightened by the prospect of being abandoned. Thus, she forced the others to repair the beacon by injecting nanoprobes that created new interlink nodes within their parietal lobes, establishing a neural link between the three of them. They were subsequently rescued and re-assimilated, but the neural link remained even after the three drones were later freed from the Collective. ()
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Planet Q

Planet Q was an inhabited planet in the Alpha Quadrant. This planet was the homeworld for a warp-capable civilization, which by the 2250s, had or was in the process of being inducted into the . By 2266, there was a Federation colony on this planet. The Earth colony on Cygnia Minor was located near this planet.
== History == 
As part of the Galactic Cultural Exchange Project, the Karidian Company of Players performed an Arcturian version of Macbeth on Planet Q in 2266. At that time, Doctor Thomas Leighton, a resident of Planet Q and old friend of Captain James Kirk, sent a signal to the , informing Kirk that he had discovered an extraordinary new synthetic food, which would end the threat of famine on nearby Cygnia Minor. It was soon discovered, however, that Leighton had lied about the discovery in order to lure the Enterprise to Planet Q to convince Kirk that he had found Kodos. ()
In 2328, this was a point of embarkation for passengers traveling to Tarsas IV via commercial transport. traveled there on the , traveled to Planet Q on the , and and Carl Banks traveled there on the . (, okudagram)
== Stellar Cartography == 
In 2259, the planet's location was labeled on a stellar cartography chart that was seen on the 's ready room viewscreen. This planet's symbol had a color, indicating that it was affiliated with the Federation. () 
The planet'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. Planet Q was in or near to Federation space. ()
In 3189, the location of Planet Q was denoted on a holographic star chart of the Milky Way Galaxy at Federation Headquarters. ()
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Planet Two

Planet Two was the second planet in the Taurean system. Located in a sector of the Alpha or Beta Quadrant which was unfamiliar (but not un-trafficked) to Starfleet, this planet had been previously chosen as a new homeworld by Theela's species, a warp-capable humanoid species who settled on the planet when their original homeworld began to die. 
The planet's climate included rain and lightning. Water "accumulations" also existed.
These people built for themselves an advanced civilization, including a and numerous other architectural wonders. Unfortunately, these new inhabitants did not know at the time that the planet drained humanoid energy. The womens bodies were able to develop a glandular secretion that enabled them to survive and to manipulate certain areas of the males' brains to influence their emotions, ultimately draining the men. This caused the men to weaken and eventually die. The females realized that, in order to survive, they had to revitalize every 27 years, as they became eternal prisoners of the planet. They were neither capable of aging, dying, or bearing children. They revitalized themselves by means of summoning male crew members of starships from as far as twenty light years away.
In 2269, the was investigating several disappearances within range of Taurean system when they fell victim to their summons. After reaching an agreement with the inhabitants, the crew of the Enterprise arranged for Starfleet to send a ship crewed by women. These women would transport them to a suitable planet where they could live out their lives as mortal women. ()
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Planet of Judgment

The mind shattering odyssey to an impossible world
Planet of Judgment is a Bantam TOS , written by Joe Haldeman, first published in .
== Summary ==
;From the book jacket:
:Unable to proceed. Shuttles seriously damaged. Not safe to land here. Some crewmen dead.
:On a routine mission to Starfleet Academy, the sensors for the detect the presence of a rogue planet in space, orbited by a sun no larger that a pea – a circumstance impossible to explain by any known scientific law. Assuming the star to be an artificial construct, a landing party is dispatched to the planet's surface, and there becomes trapped. Spock leads a rescue mission, and becomes trapped in turn.
:With two crewmen dead, and unable to contact Montgomery Scott on the Enterprise bridge, Captain Kirk must battle to solve the riddle of the planet Spock calls Anomaly – a planet where no equipment works and none of their science applies… a planet that cannot exist…
 
== Background information ==
== Characters ==
;James T. Kirk
;Spock
;Montgomery Scott
;Dr. James Atheling – astrophysicist
;Andre Charvat – senior science officer
;Sharon Follettt – science officer
"Atheling" is a reference by Haldeman to one of the pen names of James Blish, who wrote (or co-wrote) the twelve books of tie-ins for The original series
== References ==
bridge; landing party; sensors; Starfleet Academy; 
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Planetary Adventures

== Summary ==
;From the back cover
:New civilizations
:Strange new worlds
:Fascinating enigmas
:Exploration is Starfleet's primary mission. Starships venture into uncharted regions of space, searching for new lifeforms and new civilizations, in the bold hope of establishing friendly relations. One week, you may be orbiting Ligon II, for delicate negotiations. The next, you might find yourself making first contact with a sentient star. Who knows what tomorrow will bring? One thing is constant no matter where your duty takes you – you're always in for an adventure.
:Planetary Adventures provides Narrators with five ready-to-run adventures for their series. Return to the weapon world of Minos to delve further into its mysteries. Wander the colorful bazaars of ShirKahr on . Or make a foray into the dangerous dark matter nebula Mar Oscura. Like the Star Trek: The Next Generation TV series, with this book players can visit a new planet every week. A companion volume to Planets of the UFP: A Guide to Federation Worlds, this book gives players a complete picture of adventuring within the Federation.
:Planetary Adventures includes:
:* Five complete adventures for Narrators to use as part of their ongoing series.
:* New species, technology and maps.
:* In "Ghosts of the Past," the Crew follows the path of the , returning to Minos to explore the reason for the planet's demise.
:* In "On the Edge of the Night," the Crew must brave the dangers of a dark matter nebula and an exploding neutron star.
:* "The Enemy You Know" brings the Crew to Vulcan, and into the heart of Romulan intrigue.
:* "The Cradle Will Fall" returns to Aldea, where the Crew must confront a challenge that threatens this legendary planet of peace.
:* "Red Giant" takes the Crew under the skin of a dying sun to save a doomed people.
== Contents ==
Planetary Adventures is an adventure book for the Last Unicorn Games Star Trek RPG.
* Introduction
* "Ghosts of the Past"
* "On the Edge of Night"
* "The Enemy You Know"
* "The Cradle Will Fall"
* "Red Giant"
* Appendix I: Maps
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Planetary science

Planetary science, also referred to as geoscience, was the study of non-stellar celestial bodies, such as planets, planetoids, asteroids and moons.
Earth science aboard the was responsible for measuring the disintegration of Psi 2000 in 2266, requiring a critically tight orbit to get the best measurements possible. ()
Commander D. Wise served in the planetary science division aboard the in 2293. ()
== See also ==
* Geography
* Geology
* Meteorology
* Planetary classification
* Planetary survey
* Survey team
* Terraforming
* Tidal locking
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Planetoid

Planetoid was the common designation for a small planetary body orbiting a star. These planetoids, or minor planets, could maintain their own individual and unique solar orbit, or could be found among asteroids in an asteroid belt. 
Several planetary classifications have been applied to these bodies including:
* Class D
* Class L
* Class M
* Class O
* Class Y
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Spock once described Gamma Canaris N as "more than an asteroid. Like a small planetoid, I should say." He further described it as "possibly a remnant of a planet breakup." This planetoid was unique due to the fact that it had an atmosphere "practically identical to Earth," as well as a gravity similar to Earth, which was "most unusual for its size." ()
In 2371, the discovered a rogue planetoid in the Delta Quadrant that was giving off dilithium signatures. The planetoid was actually a Vidiian outpost. ()
Theta Zeta, a class Y planetoid in the Verubin Nebula, was ground zero for the Burn in 3069. ()
==Planetoids==
* List of planetoids
**Unnamed planetoids
***Unnamed Alpha and Beta Quadrant planetoids
***Unnamed Delta Quadrant planetoids
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Planets of the UFP

== Summary ==
;From the back cover
:Earth
:Andoria
:Alpha Centauri
:It's a big galaxy, and even Starfleet officers don't get to see it all. From the spellbinding Sand Gardens of Tellar to the lush White Jungle on Risa, from the vast wilderness preserves of to the Steppe Cities of Alpha Centauri, the splendor of the UFP and its worlds awaits you. Join us on a tour of the United Federation of Planets and experience the singular wonders that each system has to offer.
:Presented as an atlas, Planets of the UFP: A Guide to Federation Worlds contains detailed treatments of each of the founding members of the UFP, including Vulcan, Andoria, Tellar, Earth and Alpha Centauri. Additional entries discuss Federation colonies, neutral systems and other UFP members, as well as the roles these systems play in the larger structure of the Federation. From Earth to Andoria, from outlying colonies to systems at the UFP core, this book serves as the indispensable game reference to Federation space.
:Planets of the UFP: A Guide to Federation Worlds includes:
:Detailed treatments of 23 Federation planets, including write-ups on planetary history, politics, locations, important leaders, and more!
:Over 25 system and planetary maps, including homeworld maps of each of the UFP's founding members.
:New technology, supporting cast characters, and adventure hooks. Everything a Narrator needs to introduce the myriad worlds of the UFP into his game.
== Contents ==
Planets of the UFP is a sourcebook for the Last Unicorn Games Star Trek RPG.
* Prologue
* Introduction
* Planets
* Acamar III
* Aldea
* Alpha Centauri
* Andoria
* Ba'ku planet
* Betazed
* Bolarus IX
* Calder II
* Caldos Colony
* Cestus III
* Denocet V
* Dytallix B
* Earth
* Galor IV
* Iyaar
* Minos
* Nausicaa
* Oyarsa B
* Qualor II
* Risa
* Tellar
* Vagra II
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Plasma fire

A plasma fire was a type of fire that was fueled by warp plasma or another type of super-energized gas. Plasma fires could be caused by ruptures in a plasma conduit, the electro-plasma system, or some other high-energy system. Plasma fires had a characteristic green color and emitted radiation that was dangerous to humanoids. (; )
Plasma fires broke out within the after it struck a Romulan mine in 2152. ()
In 2368, an energy conduit ruptured and ignited the polyduranide behind a wall in the cargo bay aboard the when the ship ran into a quantum filament, causing a plasma fire. Dr. Crusher and Commander La Forge were trapped in the cargo bay but managed to put out the fire by opening the cargo bay doors to space and depriving it of oxygen. ()
When a Cardassian counter-insurgency program was activated on Deep Space 9 in 2371, a power surge near the main fusion reactors caused a plasma fire in a maintenance conduit. ()
In 2372, a plasma fire broke out in the engine room of the after it was damaged by the collapse of an artificial wormhole. ()
Also in 2372, a huge plasma fire broke out in main engineering on while crew member Michael Jonas attempted to seize the ship for the Kazon while the Kazon were attacking. After fighting with Neelix, he fell into the plasma fire and was vaporized. ()
Marayna was tasked with the lonely work of monitoring the plasma fires within a nebula and keeping them from chain-reacting. ()
While attempting to escape the Insurrection Alpha holodeck program in 2373, Lieutenants Tuvok and Tom Paris encountered an inexplicable plasma fire in a Jefferies tube. Paris speculated that it was the holographic Seska toying with them. ()
Ensign Harry Kim detected plasma fires on the surface of a planetoid where the crashed in 2375. ()
The D53 on starships was prone to sparking and causing small plasma fires. One such fire occurred on the in 2380. ()
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Plasma injection throttle subsystem

The plasma injection throttle subsystem was a component of the engineering systems on a Federation starship. This subsystem was concerned with the operation of the throttles, which were valves that regulated the flow of warp plasma into the plasma injectors. 
This subsystem could be modulated by an engineer. 
Aboard the , in the Engineering Systems Database, there was a folder titled Modulated Plasma Injection Throttle Subsys. This folder contained technical manuals relevant to the topic. (, okudagram)
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Platform

A platform was a flat surface upon which a person or object could stand. Metaphorically, it was any situation that was a means to getting a different position or title.
In 2268, James T. Kirk, Spock and Leonard McCoy knelt as Natira stepped onto a pentagonal platform and knelt in front of an obelisk with a sun-burst on it. ()
==Types of platforms==
*Control platform
*Docking platform
*Landing platform
*Launch platform
*Orbital platform
*Orbital nuclear warhead platform (aka Suborbital platform/orbital platform)
*Orbital sensor platform
*Orbital weapon platform
*Trajector platform
*Transporter platform
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Plating

Plating was the practice of coating the outer surface of something with a metallic substance.
Zinc plating was used by Humans in the early 20th century. In 1930, when James T. Kirk suggested Spock build a device to enable him to access his tricorder scans of the Guardian of Forever, Spock felt it couldn't be accomplished in "this zinc-plated vacuum-tubed culture". ()
Latinum plating was considered a luxury. In 2369, Quark asked Odo whether he ever desired material possessions when the Changeling expressed his confusion at some people's obsession with attaining them, asking whether he ever desired to own anything. Among other items he suggested was a latinum-plated bucket to sleep in, as opposed to his humbler one. ()
The waste extraction fixtures in the Nagal Residence were plated with latinum. In 2375, Nog mentioned he had heard this to Quark. As he was anticipating being named the new Grand Nagus at the time, Quark stated his intentions to replace them with solid latinum fixtures. () 
== See also == 
* Hull plating
* Hull plating relay
* Polarized hull plating
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Plato's Stepchildren composers - 1968 (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Gerald Fried is back on The Trek Files! The legendary composer sits down with Larry to discuss his time with Star Trek (composing the scores for four episodes) as well as the inherent differences in writing music for Gilligan's Island and the merits of Lost in Space. Our document this week takes a peek behind the curtain as Bob Justman seeks a composer for with his sardonic wit intact.
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Plato's Stepchildren production documents - 1968 (podcast)

== Summary ==
:The third season TOS episode may be remembered for its famous kiss between Kirk and Uhura, but there was a profound effect on a young viewer that led to a lifetime in fandom. Hear Dan Madsen's story and reflections on the impact Star Trek has on innumerable fans who are inspired by its stories.
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