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Exobiology department

The exobiology department was a science found aboard Federation starships during the 24th century, that specialized in the studies of exobiology. During the 23rd century, this department was identified under the moniker astrobiology.
Following the arrival of the to the planet Arret in 2268, several crewmembers were "summoned" to join the landing party, including Doctor Ann Mulhall, an operations division officer assigned to Astrobiology. ()
When Edward Jellico captained the in 2369, he ordered to take the secondary distribution grid offline to increase warp coil efficiency. Chief Engineer Geordi La Forge protested the move, explaining that that would shut down exobiology, as well as the astrophysics lab and geological research. ()
During a briefing given to Commander Riker, during the morning shift change on the bridge of the Enterprise-D, Lieutenant Commander Data reported that during the previous shift, "Sickbay reported one minor injury in the exobiology department at 0420 hours." ()
== See also ==
* Exobiology lab
Category:Spacecraft sections
Category:Biology
Expanding Your Universe Through TTRPGs (Mission Chicago) (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Trek Fan and Pro-TTRPG (tabletop role-playing game) gamer Aliza Pearl hosts a conversation with Kennedy Allen and special guests from the TTRPG streaming world, about their adventures in Star Trek tabletop gaming. Find new ways to celebrate your Trek Fan status while exercising your imagination, making your mark in your own Trek TTRPG universe, and spending quality time with fellow Trek Fans! Recorded live at Mission Chicago.
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Experiment in Vengeance!

Kirk, Spock, the Enterprise… trapped in a web of ghostly vengeance!
A distant outpost is seemingly haunted – by the ghosts of the first Human transporter subjects.
== Background information ==
=== Creators ===
* Based on Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writer: Martin Pasko
* Artists: 
** Dave Cockrum (pencil art – interior and cover)
** Frank Springer (inking)
** Carl Gafford (color art)
** John Costanza (letter art)
** Joe Rubinstein (cover inking)
* Editors:
** Louise Jones
** Jim Shooter (editor-in-chief)
== Characters ==
=== Regular and recurring characters ===
;James T. Kirk : 's CO, a Starfleet captain. After a promotion to rear admiral, Kirk served as the Chief of Starfleet Operations before returning to captain's rank.
;Spock : Half-Vulcan Enterprise XO and science officer, a Starfleet commander.
;Leonard McCoy : Enterprise CMO, a Starfleet doctor with the rank of commander.
;Montgomery Scott : Enterprise chief engineer, a Starfleet commander.
;Hikaru Sulu : Enterprise helmsman, a Starfleet lieutenant commander.
;Nyota Uhura : Enterprise communications officer, a Starfleet lieutenant commander.
;Pavel Chekov : Enterprise tactical officer and security chief, a Starfleet lieutenant.
;DiFalco : Chief assigned to the navigator post on Enterprise.
;Janice Rand : Transporter chief assigned to the Enterprise, a Starfleet CPO.
;Christine Chapel : Starfleet doctor assigned to the Enterprise.
=== Other characters ===
;Janet Hester : Founder of the Hester Project.
;Karen Hester-Jones : Enterprise zoologist, a Starfleet lieutenant.
;Theras : Andorian Enterprise biophysicist, a Starfleet lieutenant.
;Amaar : Rhaandarite Enterprise technician, killed aboard Endeavor.
;Bill Jones : Lt. Hester-Jones' husband.
=== Other characters ===
== References ==
;Deneva : Location of Hester's Deneva Research Station.
;USS Endeavor : Constitution-class starship. The interior of the comic shows the Endeavour shuttle's registry as NCC-1705/2, however on the cover the ship itself says NCC-1001.
;Hester Project
;Kepler : Shuttlecraft #2 aboard the Endeavor
;Mycena
;Starbase 8 : Federation starbase. See: Federation starbases.
;Starbase 14
;Tau Ceti IV
;Theta Eridani
;Theta Eridani II
;quadrothorazine
=== Timeline ===
;22nd century (aka 2139)
;2250s (aka 2192)
;2270s
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Experts Demise

Experts Demise was a ski slope on the Cosmic Duchess of considerable difficulty; which, as the name implied, was considered dangerous even for expert skiers. The beginning of the slope was located near that of another on the same artificial mountain, Cowards Gulch, and the end on a cliff.
In 2382, Brad Boimler inadvertently traversed the slope while pursuing a Denobulan woman during the search for the AWOL admiral Milius, after mistakenly assuming she would be skiing the much easier Cowards Gulch. Boimler, not experienced in skiing, fell from the cliff at the slope's end. The Denobulan woman, who frequented the slope, told Boimler that she had never before seen anyone fall from the cliff and live. ()
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Exploratory Division

The Exploratory Division was a Starfleet division that operated during the 24th century. As the name suggests, it was the division in charge of exploration.
This agency was named on the dedication plaques of and starships.
Admiral was noted for his work with the Exploratory Division on the on stardate 22519.5. (, )
Admiral was noted for his work with the Exploratory Division on the on stardate 40250.5. (, ) He was later noted for his work on the on stardate 44820.5. (, )
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Explorer S-55

Explorer S-55 was an artificial satellite, launched by NASA from the United States of America, and orbited Earth during the mid-20th century. An image of this satellite was stored in the library computer of the . This image was later retrieved by the Talosians during their survey of the library computer's contents in 2254. ()
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Explorers (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Ben and Jake Sisko hit the open seas – in space! Rocking! Rigging! Fireworks! In space! Also, father/son bonding. Meanwhile, Bashir waits on DS9 for his med school rival, who literally has no idea who he is. Station dwellers go exploring and an explorer comes to the station as we put in the Mission Log. In space!
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Exploring The Next Generation with John Hodgman (podcast)

== Summary ==
:This week we're welcoming John Hodgman (The Daily Show, Judge John Hodgman, and more) to the show! John joins Paul and Tawny to talk about classic 1990s Trek and to make a very important request of our listeners – can someone please find John some Judge Q robes?! All of this and more in this week's installment of The Pod Directive!
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Extrasensory perception

Extrasensory perception (ESP) was a term used by 23rd and 24th century psychiatrists to describe the ability of humanoids to perform activities that require use of sensing capabilities beyond the five basic senses of sight, , smell, taste, and touch. Other applicable terms included mental power or mental ability; all of which included empathy, telepathy, telekinesis, and precognition. (; ; )
In 2265 Starfleet believed that the ESP capacity in Humans was always quite limited, although it had been proven that some Humans could sometimes sense future happenings, read the backs of playing cards, see through solid objects, and cause fires to start spontaneously. There was controversy about the limits of such abilities as, despite such apparent evidence, Starfleet psychiatrist Dr. Elizabeth Dehner claimed that espers (those who exhibit ESP abilities) are "simply people with flashes of insight."
At that time Starfleet also had standardized tests to measure the aperception quotient (or "esper rating") of Humans to determine the degree of extrasensory perception present in an individual. Starfleet service records of the era included aperception quotient ratings.
Known Human contact with the galactic barrier (by the in 2065 and by the in 2265) has resulted in significant augmentation in ESP abilities in those who already had a very high aperception quotient. Those whose esper rating was high but not extraordinarily so were injured by the contact, but not augmented. Later contacts with the Barrier in 2268 by the USS Enterprise did not result in any identified injury or augmentation. ()
In the 24th century, according to his medical records and psychological profile, the Betazoid Tam Elbrun rated high on the ESP scale. The rating indicated he might be a prodigy, with his telepathic abilities switched on at birth as opposed to other Betazoids who developed this ability at adolescence. ()
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* Paranormal ability
* Psionic energy
* Psionic bond
* Psychic bond
* Psychic photograph
* Psychic trauma
* Psychic waste
* Precognition
* Psychoprojective telepathy
* Superpower
* Thought wave
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Extremist

An extremist, radical, fanatic, or zealot was someone who was extremely devoted to a cause, often but not exclusively to the point of committing criminal acts. 
In 2154, Stel described Syrran, leader of the dissident Syrrannites, as having become a dangerous zealot over the past year. ()
In 2259, Christopher Pike described the s as being "zealot-like". ()
In 2293, James T. Kirk compared his approach to a problem to that of Spock; "You're a great one for logic. I'm a great one for rushing in where angels fear to tread. We're both extremists", acknowledging that "Reality is probably somewhere in between us." ()
In 2380 and 2381, Klingon extremist Captain Dorg manipulated the Pakleds into a conflict with the Federation in order to destabilize it and expand the Klingon Empire's power. Shortly after Dorg's death, Captain Carol Freeman was accused of conspiring with Klingon extremists to destroy Pakled Planet. However, an investigation uncovered that the true culprit was the Pakleds themselves. ()
==Extremist groups==
* Logic extremist (Vulcan)
* The Alliance for Global Unity, aka "The Circle" (Bajoran)
* The True Way (Cardassian)
* Terra Prime (Human)
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Eymorg starship

The Eymorg starship was a highly advanced starship operated by the Eymorg of Sigma Draconis VI during the mid-23rd century. 
This vessel was constructed from a unique technology, with an origin potentially dating back as far as 8000 BC. It was capable of high velocities, as it was driven by an ion propulsion drive. The vessel also possessed transporter capabilities and could be operated by a crew of one.
In 2268, the encountered an unidentified Eymorg starship outside of the Sigma Draconis system. The ship, according to Montgomery Scott, was unlike anything he had seen, stating that its owners "could teach us a thing or two." The vessel, piloted by , leader of the Eymorgs, was sent to the Enterprise to retrieve a brain to serve their new Controller. 
After stunning the Enterprises crew, Kara removed Spock's brain and left the Enterprise aboard her vessel, whose ion trail was later used by the Enterprises sensors to track its final destination. ()
== Background information ==
File:Eymorg starship.jpg|Original Eymorg starship (profile)
File:Eymorg starship forward.jpg|Original Eymorg starship (forward)
The revised final draft for the script of "Spock's Brain" described the vessel as "Long, slender, needlelike, alien, almost glowing in the blackness of space." 
For the remastered version of "Spock's Brain", a new computer-generated version of the ion-powered spacecraft was rendered by CBS Digital. The new ship featured a completely overhauled designed which abandoned the now antiquated notion of a rocket-shaped vessel. 
The CBS description of the model stated:
:"In the episode "Spock's Brain" the ion propulsion spacecraft spotted by the Enterprise in 2268 certainly impressed Scotty with its design and technology. The comparison between the original and the remastered version provides two totally different looks, with styles defined more by the contemporary technology. The original is a standard rocket-shaped configuration. At the time, "spaceships" tended to fall into a one of two classic looks, the other being the flying saucer.The new, remastered version of the ion propulsion craft is smaller and more utilitarian, reflecting its single-person occupancy, and it ditches the unnecessary missile/rocket configuration. The design also reflects more modern-day ion propulsion prototypes." 
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F.J. Rio

Felipe Riojas/F.J. Rio is an American actor who appeared as Enrique Muniz in the fourth and fifth season episodes , and . He later played Joleg in the seventh season episode and a Vissian engineer in the second season episode .
Rio has also played Cruz Pezuela in The Shield and Alex Diaz in . Rio also guest-starred in , , , , , and Southland.
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File:Enrique Muniz.jpg|Enrique Muniz
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F. O'Hea

F. O'Hea was a Human Starfleet officer in the 22nd century.
In 2151, he was listed as a Mission Ops officer on the dedication plaque of . (, )
In 2154, he was listed as a Deep Space Operations officer on the dedication plaque of the . (, )
In January 2155, he was listed as an Operations Plan officer on directory placards at Starfleet Command's Fleet Operations Center, Sol Sector. His office was located in room #3462. (, directories)
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F. Siracusa

F. Siracusa was a Starfleet officer in the 23rd century.
Siracusa was listed as a Starfleet Command officer on the dedication plaques of the , the , the , and the . (, ; , ; ; )
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F. Tata

F. Tata was a Starfleet officer in the 23rd century.
Tata was a member of the Science Ops team listed on the dedication plaque of the . (, )
Tata was a member of the Tactical Ops team listed on the dedication plaque of the . ()
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F. Zimmerman

F. Zimmerman was a Human Starfleet officer in the 22nd century.
In the 2150s, he was listed as a Spaceframe Engineering officer on the dedication plaque of the starships. (, ; , )
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* (2154) 
In January 2155, he was listed as a Guidance and Navigation officer on directory placards at Starfleet Command's Fleet Operations Center, Sol Sector. His office was located in room #1222. (, directories)
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FGC-347601

FGC-347601 was an inhabited planetary system in the Alpha Quadrant. This system was hundreds of light years away from Sol, in the distant reaches of the Milky Way Galaxy. The third planet in the system, Miri, was the homeworld of a native civilization.
== Stellar Cartography == 
In 2259, FGC-347601's location was labeled on a stellar cartography chart that was seen on the 's ready room viewscreen. This system's symbol had a color, indicating that it was affiliated with the . () 
In 2399, the location of FGC-347601 in the galaxy was labeled in a star chart that was in Fleet Admiral Kirsten Clancy's office at Starfleet Headquarters. This system was in or near to Federation space. () 
In 2401, this system's position was labeled on a star chart used by Captain William T. Riker during his attempt at finding the last known location of the . ()
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Fabian Lacey

Fabian Lacey is a concept artist who worked as a concept designer on .
Lacey earned a Bachelor in Science degree in Transportation Design/ Entertainment Design from the Art Center College of Design and an Associate of Arts degree from Pasadena City College. Prior to his Star Trek work, he worked as concept artist for Propaganda Games, Sony Enterteinment, the toy design and future concept for Mattel's "Hot Wheels", and as concept designer for Lucas Film's Star Wars.
Currently he is working as a concept designer for Rhythm and Hues and as an instructor for Entertainment Design/ Visual Communication at the Art Center College of Design.
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Fabien Tordjmann

Fabien Tordjmann is an editor who, while employed at Desilu, worked on all three seasons of .
Tordjmann was assigned to Star Trek by Gene Roddenberry, who knew him from his previous show, The Lieutenant. Roddenberry originally wanted Tordjmann to cut , but since he was not a full-fledged editor and a member of the guild at the time, the job went to Leo Shreve instead. (These Are the Voyages: TOS Season One)
Tordjmann was born in French Algeria and early in his career worked as assistant cameraman on famed French actor/director 's 1953 classic comedy, Mr. Hulot's Holiday. He left France and immigrated to the United States in 1954. His first assignment as film editor was on a 1965 episode of , directed by Jud Taylor and featuring Andrew Prine and Dean Stockwell.
After his stint on Star Trek, he went on to edit a number of feature film and television projects. Among these were episodes of (starring David Soul) and The Six Million Dollar Man, and (1973, starring William Marshall).
According to Robert H. Justman, Tordjmann was the most difficult of the Original Series film editors. Practicing "advanced film theory", he thought of editing as an art form of its own, and always came up with flashy, experimental cuts, and Justman had to convince him to use simple, classic methods of editing. It was a common sight of Tordjmann stomping on film in the editing room, shouting Merde! Merde! Merde! (Shit! Shit! Shit!). (Inside Star Trek: The Real Story)
However, Tordjmann's creative approach to editing benefited many episodes, most notably the Kirk vs. fight sequence in . (These Are the Voyages: TOS Season One)
Tordjmann's wife died as a victim of cancer in 1968, and he tried to overcome the tragedy by burying himself in his work. To help this, Justman assigned Tordjmann as many episodes in the third season as he could. (Inside Star Trek: The Real Story)
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Fabric

Fabric or cloth was a material of natural or artificial origin which was mainly used for creating clothing and protective creations such as blankets or curtains.
The Talosians of Talos IV and one of their specimens, Vina, wore garments made of metal fabric. ()
In 2268, told "William Claiborne" that she planned to make a gown out of several yards of a "scrumptious material" she'd bought. ()
While Beverly and Wesley Crusher were shopping at the mall of Farpoint Station in 2364, they witnessed how the fabric of one of the Bandi shopkeepers changed to please Beverly as she said before. As a result she purchased the entire and had it sent up to the . ()
Under the influence of a polywater intoxication, Natasha Yar placed several pieces of fabric over her body in front of the mirror in her quarters when Deanna Troi entered. ()
Retaya was a Flaxian assassin who posed as a merchant dealing in fine fabrics and perfumes. ()
A napkin was a piece of fabric. ()
== Types of fabrics ==
* Chiffon
* Fleece
** Karemman fleece
* Inkarian wool 
* Satin
* Silk
** Andorian silk
** Triaxian silk
* Velvet
* Xenylon
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Fabrina

Fabrina was the primary in the Fabrina system. The system was located in the Alpha Quadrant. In 8,000 BC, when Fabrina went nova, the eight planets in the system, including the Fabrini homeworld, were destroyed. 
== Stellar Cartography == 
In 2293, the location of Fabrina 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 Fabrina was labeled in a Subspace Comm Net Ops star chart, which was seen in the courtroom on Starbase 173. 
This star's system was connected to an unnamed location by a subspace line. ()
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=== Background information ===
In August 2024, an annotated computer paste-up of this star chart was put up for auction in the Entertainment Memorabiliia Live Auction: Los Angeles Summer 2024 by Propstore Auction. 
=== Apocrypha ===
According to the Ex Machina, the star was instead named .
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Fabrini homeworld

The Fabrini homeworld was an inhabited world in the Fabrina system. The planet was located in the Alpha Quadrant and was the homeworld of the Fabrini,
Approximately ten thousand years before 2268, when the ancestors of the Fabrini living on the asteroid spaceship Yonada discovered their world was dying with its sun, they moved underground to protect themselves from the sun. Eventually, they built the Yonada, chose their best people to crew it, and sent the ship on course to another planet before the sun went nova and destroyed their homeworld. ()
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Face-to-face interaction

Face-to-face interaction was the social interaction of people who were in the same room, or facing each other on a viewscreen, as opposed to letters.
In 2266, Commander Spock and Lieutenant agreed that the should attack a Romulan Bird-of-Prey which was on the Earth side of the Romulan Neutral Zone. Doctor Leonard McCoy was dismissive of attacking them based on the memories of a war over a century before, and on theories about people they had never met face-to-face. ()
In 2364, Lieutenant Commander Dexter Remmick asked Commander William T. Riker about discrepancies in the Captain's log; if Jean-Luc Picard ever falsified a log. Riker told Remmick to bring Captain Picard into the ready room and ask him face-to-face if he wanted to discuss anything about Captain Picard. ()
In 2366, Lieutenant Commander Data volunteered himself as a conduit for a face-to-face negotiation with nanites who had infested the . ()
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Face of the Enemy (podcast)

== Summary ==
:What are those bumps on Counselor Troi's forehead? Wait! That IS her forehead! She's been kidnapped. And yet, she is in command of a Romulan ship because – as far as anyone knows – she is a Romulan! Meanwhile, a wayward ensign returns to the Federation, having defected decades ago. Now he has a message from – hang onto your hats – Ambassador Spock! Intrigue abounds as we put in the Mission Log.
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Face the Strange (aftershow)

"Face the Strange" is the 101st episode of , and the third produced for DIS Season 5, covering the fourth episode, .
It is the eighty-fourth episode of The Ready Room hosted by Wil Wheaton. The episode's studio guest was Anthony Rapp.
== Summary ==
:Spoiler warning. Anthony Rapp (Paul Stamets) talks about time travel, science, and five seasons of . Plus, host Wil Wheaton () challenges Anthony to a round of mushroom trivia and we go behind the scenes on this season's incredible stunts.
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