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Sophia Baumer

Ensign Sophia Baumer was a Starfleet officer who lived during the late 24th century. In 2381 she served aboard the under Captain Carol Freeman.
In 2381, her name was on a list of crewmembers Dr. T'Ana gave to Ensign D'Vana Tendi that had avoided their annual physical exam for Tendi to find. Baumer was the third Tendi successfully tracked down and scanned. (, )
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Sothis III

Sothis III was the inhabited third planet in its star system.
It was the homeworld of the Satarrans, a humanoid civilization who allegedly hated mysteries and were not as technologically advanced as the Federation. They possessed a unique device which allowed them to wipe the collective memory of the entire crew of a starship. They also possessed the capability to impersonate other humanoid appearances. 
By 2368, the Satarrans had been at war with the Lysians for decades. ()
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Soukara

Soukara was an inhabited planet in the Soukara system. During the Dominion War, this planet was in Dominion-controlled space and was the location for a Dominion base. The planet had at least two moons and a nearby asteroid field, which could be used to penetrate the Dominion sensor grid undetected. The base was located in the middle of a jungle, and was protected by transport scramblers.
In 2374, Worf and Jadzia Dax were sent on a covert mission to Soukara to recover a Cardassian defector, Lasaran, who claimed to know the location and false identity of every Founder in the Alpha Quadrant. Unfortunately, Dax was severely injured by a Jem'Hadar patrol, and Worf chose to abort the mission to seek medical care for her. Starfleet Intelligence later intercepted a transmission confirming Lasaran was killed trying to re-enter the Dominion base on Soukara. ()
Later that year, Romulan Senator Vreenak met with Weyoun on Soukara. On the way back to Romulus, he took a secret detour to Deep Space 9 at Captain Benjamin Sisko's request. Some time after leaving Deep Space 9, Vreenak was killed, along with his staff, when a bomb planted on his shuttle by former Obsidian Order operative Elim Garak detonated, as part of a Federation plot to deceive the Romulan Star Empire to break its non-aggression pact with the Dominion. The Tal Shiar, upon investigating the wreckage, recovered a badly damaged Cardassian optolythic data rod containing evidence the Dominion was planning to invade Romulus; unaware of Vreenak's detour to Deep Space 9 or that the evidence was in fact a forgery commissioned by Garak and Sisko as part of the plan, the Tal Shiar incorrectly concluded that Vreenak must have obtained the evidence on Soukara, and the Dominion assassinated him before he could expose them when he returned to Romulus (with their subsequent denials only adding veracity to the Romulans' conclusion). As a result, the Romulan Star Empire broke its non-aggression pact and formally declared war on the Dominion. ()
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Soukara system

The Soukara system was a planetary system in Dominion -held space in the Alpha Quadrant. It was a unary star system with a single primary and the planet Soukara, which was home to a Dominion base. In the 2370s, the system was protected by a sensor grid. 
In 2374, the runabout Shenandoah was sent to the system to pick up Lasaran, a Cardassian informant working for the Federation. Worf and Jadzia Dax were able to avoid the system's sensor grid by flying through an asteroid field, which featured three gaps in the field. ()
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Sound

Sound or acoustic energy was a form of energy which propagates through matter and is received by a being or device capable of interpreting it. Its intensity can be measured in decibels, while the of sound is measured in hertz. Most, if not all, species known to the United Federation of Planets were naturally capable of perceiving sound through a sense called hearing.
The sound of a transporter was loud and would alert guards before an assault team could be re-materialized. ()
In 2268, Doctor Leonard McCoy found that tribbles made a pleasant sound. ()
Sonic disruptors and hypersonic pulses used high-frequency sound to disable or kill a target. (; )
The Klingon glob fly was known for a loud buzzing sound. ()
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* Audio signal
* Music
* Noise
* Ultrasonic wave
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Soundtrack

A soundtrack is recorded sound which accompanies a film or television production. It encompasses all dialogue, sound effects, and music used within a production. In many cases, the music within a soundtrack is composed and conducted specifically for a production. There are some cases, however, where previously recorded music is added to a soundtrack with permission from the writer and/or artist of that music.
The majority of music used in soundtracks for Star Trek productions are instrumental and are generally original compositions created for those productions. One notable exception is the theme music for , which is an updated form of the fanfare composed by Jerry Goldsmith for . The beginning of this music, in turn, is comprised of an excerpt from Alexander Courage's theme for the original series. The Next Generation was subsequently re-used on the soundtracks for the Star Trek movies featuring the TNG cast.
The episode is the first Star Trek production in the musical genre, featuring several songs sung by the show's cast as part of the episode.
Star Trek soundtracks have also used previously recorded music on occasion. featured 's song "Ooby Dooby" and 's "Magic Carpet Ride". had Brent Spiner performing Irving Berlin's "Blue Skies" (music of which is also included in Jerry Goldsmith's score of the film). Then there is "Where My Heart Will Take Me", a cover of Rod Stewart's "Faith of the Heart" performed by Russell Watson and played over the opening credits of . 
A soundtrack also refers to a compilation of music from a specific production, collected on a CD or cassette. There have been numerous soundtrack albums released for the various Star Trek productions, including twelve separate albums for each of the feature films. 
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Sour cream

Sour cream was a dairy product from Earth. It was paired with green onions to make "green onion dip."
When Worf and Jadzia Dax briefly called off their wedding in 2374, Julian Bashir took the opportunity to break from Kal'Hyah and order a steak with mushrooms, a baked potato, sour cream, and chives. ()
In the far future, Zora prepared tacos with sour cream and cheese for Craft on "Taco Tuesday." ()
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Sousaphone

The sousaphone was a musical instrument from Earth.
In 2382, Ensign Barnes held a sousaphone recital on the , despite still suffering lingering symptoms from the Zerta pathogen. According to Lieutenant Commander Steve Stevens, "she hasn't mastered the basics, but she's gotten very loud." Shortly after, she used her sousaphone to fend off a Clicket boarding party; the instrument proved capable of redirecting a Clicket energy weapon blast back toward the attackers. ()
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Southern Archipelago

The Southern Archipelago was a fictional archipelago located on the planet Ardani, created by Thaddeus Troi-Riker. The archipelago had a tropical climate and were covered by jungles.
This was the home of the Ukelu.
Even after the death of her son, Deanna Troi kept the notes about the cultures of Ardani, one of which had detailed information about the Ukelu, in which this location was mentioned. ()
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Southwest

Southwest was an ordinal direction that was exactly halfway between south and west on a compass.
While preparing to search for a missing research team on Tilonus IV in 2369, William T. Riker noted that the building where they located was in the southwest quarter of the city, which itself covered over 200 square kilometers. He added, "That's a lot of land for one man to cover. I guess I'd better pack an extra pair of boots." ()
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Soyuz class

The Soyuz-class was a type of Federation starship that was in service with Starfleet during the late 23rd century. The class was retired by the late 2280s. ()
== External design ==
The class design was based on the single hull configuration that was employed by the . Mounted on the underside of the primary hull were two nacelle pylons connected to the warp nacelles. The aft section featured an enlarged tail section that protruded out behind the ship, surrounded on either side by its dual shuttlebays. Above either nacelle were mounted outboard sensor pods. () 
== Internal design ==
=== Main bridge ===
The Soyuz-class bridge shared a similar floor plan with contemporary Federation starships of its era. 
Located in the front was the ship's viewscreen, with the captain's chair located near the center of the bridge. A stand-up console is located on the rear starboard side between the captain and the handrail that separates the center of the bridge from the rear wall, which has various systems stations located along it. () 
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According to the script, the design for the Soyuz-class was simply described as "clearly an older style starship." 
It was noted in several reference books, including the , the , and the Star Trek: The Next Generation - The Continuing Mission, that it was originally hoped that a new design could be developed for the Soyuz-class Bozeman, and it was also suggested to make the ship a 1960s-era, pre-movie vessel. Unfortunately, budget demands put an end to that when the costs of creating and filming ships, props, and costumes began to add up. 
As a result, the art department was asked to modify the already existing miniature from , minus the roll bar and with new sensor turrets, docking port and bridge. A preliminary idea for this "new" Soyuz design, was a modification of the Reliant, dated , drawn by Mike Okuda on an image of the Miranda-class USS Courageous (NCC-1861), photocopied from the fan publication, Ships of the Star Fleet, Volume One. The final modifications were made by Okuda and Greg Jein.
This design change of the ship also changed the era from which originated. Instead of a pre-movie TOS-era ship, it became a movie-era ship that got lost in the anomaly between and .
According to the Star Trek Encyclopedia (3rd ed., p. 457), "the class was named for the Russian spacecraft that shuttled cosmonauts up to the space station." The name "Soyuz" (Союз) means "union" in the Russian language.
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Space, the Feminist Frontier

Space, the Feminist Frontier: Essays on Sex and Gender in Star Trek
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:For nearly 60 years, Star Trek has imagined Humanity's future while reflecting its present. debuted with three male leads, but in the wake of a Trek renaissance that began with in 2017, additional series have explored the frontiers of representation, making the present moment ripe for new critical engagement and thoughtful reflection on the narratives that have shaped the journey thus far.
:Using the lens of feminist criticism and theory, this collection of essays presents a diverse array of academic and fan scholars engaging with the past, present, and future of Star Trek. Contributors consider issues like Klingon marriage, Majel Barrett's legacy, the Bechdel-Wallace test, LGBTQ+ representation, and more. They offer updated readings on legacy characters while also addressing wholly new characters like Michael Burnham, Beckett Mariner, and Adira Tal. Their essays provide some of the first critical examinations of the newest additions to the Trek franchise, including Picard, Strange New Worlds and Lower Decks.''
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Space Camp

It's countdown to disaster for Jake and Nog on planet Rijar!
Space Camp is a Pocket DS9 Young Adult novel – #10 in the series – written by Ted Pedersen. Published by Aladdin Paperbacks, it was first released in .
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:Commander Sisko has made Jake an offer he can't refuse – the chance to attend Starfleet Academy Summer Space Camp on Rijar, once home to an ancient civilization, now an archaeologist's dream. Jake's father has even agreed to send Nog. Jake is looking forward to the adventure and maybe finding something in the ruins to write a story about. But from the day they arrive it's a disaster! The best friends are on their way to becoming worst enemies – until an accident triggers the countdown of a megabomb that threatens the entire planet! Jake and Nog lead an expedition into the catacombs under the base in a desperate race against time. Their only hope is a terrifying voyage into cyberspace to gain control of the ticking bomb that is about to explode…
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* The author commented: "NASA has a space camp for kids in, I believe, Houston, so it was natural to think Starfleet would sponsor something similar. At the time of the story Nog wasn't interested in a Starfleet career, so maybe this was the spark that started him on his career path". (Voyages of Imagination)
* Missy, the aspiring cadet from Sri Lanka, was inspired to join Starfleet by the works of Arthur C. Clarke. Dyan, the Betazoid cadet, was inspired by Deanna Troi.
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Space duty

Space duty was any posting that took a Starfleet crewmember into space.
In 2293, Tuvok's formal protest of Captain Hikaru Sulu's mounting a rescue mission to rescue James T. Kirk and Leonard McCoy was met with surprise by Sulu, who quipped, "A pretty bold statement for an Ensign with only two months space duty under his belt." ()
In 2364, Data told his brother Lore that if he wished to acquire a Starfleet uniform like Data's, it would necessitate "four years at the Academy, another three as ensign, ten or twelve on varied space duty in the lieutenant grades." ()
== See also ==
* Deep space duty
* Starship duty
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Space happy

"Space happy" was an informal term used to describe unusual behavior caused by long term space missions.
In 2266, Yeoman Janice Rand speculated that Crewman was "space happy" when he displayed strange behavior toward her. In actual fact, Green had been killed and replaced by the M-113 creature, whose actions were symptomatic of its hunger as it hunted for salt. () 
In 2267, Captain Kirk suspected that Nomad was "space happy" for believing him to be its creator. ()
In 2373, after Damar suggested the irrational and impractical idea of shelling Ty'Gokor with a single Bird-of-Prey, Odo suggested to Damar that "You should ask Dukat for some shore leave. I think you've been in space too long." () 
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Space sickness

Space sickness was a condition caused by being off of a planet's surface. Its symptoms included nausea, dizziness, and disorientation. 
Space sickness was often brought on by turbulence on a ship, or inertial dampeners being out of alignment, and was especially strong if a ship lacked artificial gravity. In many ways, space sickness was the deep space equivalent to sea sickness. Just as an experienced sailor was said to have "sea legs", experienced space travelers were said to have "space legs". (, ) Nonetheless, most space travelers experienced space sickness from time to time. Space sickness could be treated by inaprovaline. ()
In the 23rd century, in the medical history section of Christopher Pikes personnel file, space sickness was listed with other ailments he had suffered during his lifetime prior to 2257. ()
In 2267, Pavel Chekov joked to Hikaru Sulu that frequent course changes between and Altair VI were making him space-sick. ()
In 2269, Montgomery Scott misinterpreted Mira Romaine's telepathic connection with the Zetarians as space sickness. ()
Worf was known to suffer from nausea when in zero gravity. ()
Tom Paris claimed to be prone to space sickness after being brainwashed by the . ()
In 2374, B'Elanna Torres, while floating in space with Tom Paris, told him that the experience of being in space with EV suits was nothing like the simulations at Starfleet Academy and it made her feel a little sick to her stomach. ()
Ezri Dax suffered from this condition after being joined to her symbiont, but refused to give in to the condition so she could find and save Worf. ()
Doctor Julian Bashir handed Ezri Dax twenty milligrams of a medicine in a hypospray when she boarded the runabout to Sappora VII and told her it should help her with her space sickness. ()
In 2375, a number of crew members reported symptoms of space sickness, which were found to be the result of temporal distortions produced by a temporal disruptor. ()
Tuvok suffered from space sickness while the ship traveled through a neutronic wave front in 2376. ()
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Space terminology

Space terminology was any phrase used to describe interstellar travel, as well as space-related idiomatic expressions.
In 2268, James T. Kirk described the term "warp speed" to a confused Odona as being space terminology. ()
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===Galaxy===
====A galaxy away====
Something a galaxy away was a far distance from another, physically or thematically.
 
In 2372, Onaya claimed to be able to spot a creative soul (in this case, Jake Sisko) a galaxy away. ()
===Moon===
====Moon over ====
To moon over something or someone meant to spend time admiring them to distraction
In 2266, Doctor Leonard McCoy apologized for making medical errors, suggesting his mooning over Nancy Crater was the reason. () 
In 2374, while playing tongo, Miles O'Brien accused Julian Bashir of being too busy mooning over a lost romantic opportunity with Jadzia Dax to play properly. ()
====Promise someone the moon====
To promise someone the moon meant to make a big promise.
In 2375, a Species 8472 re-creation of Boothby told Kathryn Janeway he couldn't promise her the moon when asked about the possibility of making peace with Humans. ()
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====Thrusters on full====
Thrusters on full was an invocation for another to proceed with speed and enthusiasm.
In 2259 of the alternate reality, Spock Prime whispered the phrase when observing be officially given captaincy of the . ()
===Stars===
====In the stars====
Something that was "in the stars" was decided by fate rather than choice.
In 2365, when speculating on the source of Worf's troubles with William T. Riker, Miles O'Brien noted that if it was a family issue, that was hard because unlike enemies and friends, one's family was in the stars, to which Riker concurred. ()
====Nova====
Nova was an adjective used to describe someone.
In 2265, Gary Mitchell recalled a woman from Deneb IV who was nova. ()
====Rising star====
To be a rising star was to be increasing one's prominence and influence.
In 2372, Gul Dukat referred to his colleague Gul Marratt as one of Cardassia's rising stars. () 
====Seeing stars====
Seeing stars referred to seeing points of light after a head injury.
In 2364, Geordi La Forge remarked that "If I could see, I'd be seeing stars." ()
====Star-crossed lovers====
Star-crossed lovers were lovers for whom the odds were stacked against them.
Romeo and Juliet were said to be star-crossed lovers. ()
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Spaceframe Engineering

Spaceframe Engineering was an agency within 2150s Starfleet. This agency was named on the dedication plaques of the starships. Notable individuals of the agency at the time were listed on the plaques. The 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 Spaceframe Engineering officers on the dedication plaque of . (, )
* H. Zimmerman
* L. Dorton
* J. Mees
* C. Binkley
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* J. Martin
* F. Zimmerman
* A. Packard
* A. Kay
* A. Bro
* B. Heidemann
=== Columbia (NX-02) ===
These individuals were named as Spaceframe Engineering officers on the dedication plaque of . (, )
* H. Zimmerman
* L. Dorton
* J. Eaves
* D. Drexler
* B. Heidermann
* M. Okuda
* J. Van Over
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Spacematic

The Spacematic was a one-man scout ship that was in service in the mid-23rd century. This ship was owned by Cyrano Jones, and was larger than a Class F shuttlecraft. 
For seven years, from 2261 to 2268, Cyrano Jones used the Spacematic for asteroid prospecting and trading. Less than four months prior to stardate 4523, the Spacematic was within the Klingon Empire's sphere of influence. The ship's logs were later accessed by Arne Darvin as part of an effort to divert attention from himself and framing Jones as a Klingon spy. The vessel visited Space Station K-7 in 2268. (; )
Jones was later found piloting a Federation scout ship when he was rescued by the the following year. ()
== Background information ==
The Spacematics type and activities were described in "The Trouble with Tribbles". 
This ship's name was labeled on a miniature studio model seen in "Trials and Tribble-ations". This ship is presumed to be the same as Jones' scout ship. The model was built by Jason Kaufman. Greg Jein commented: [Jones’ ship is] “not based on anything - it's just parts that Jason had in his toy bag”. (The Magic of Tribbles: The Making of Trials and Tribble-ations, p. 43)
Footage of the Spacematic can be seen in the DS9 Season 5 DVD's special features that look at the making of "Trials and Tribble-ations".
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Spain

Spain was a country located in Western Europe, on Earth. One of its settlements was Barcelona. It was the focal point of the Spanish culture, including the Spanish language. Spain's flag was three horizontal bands of red, yellow, and red. ()
During the late 15th century, the Spanish set out to expel all jews from Spain with the help of the Spanish Inquisition. Q cited it as an example of the "character" Earth once had but now lacked. (; )
In the 19th century, Mexico, Spain's last territorial concession in North America, was able to gain its independence as the result of using violence as a political instrument. ()
Around the same time, British forces under the command of Arthur Wellesley fought in Spain against the French under Napoléon Bonaparte. ()
In 2032, Spain took part in the Ares IV mission. () 
In 2143, the Ariane 1 assignment patch, which was on display in the 602 Club, bore the flag of ESA member Spain. ()
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