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Weather satellite

A weather satellite was a specialized artificial satellite dedicated to weather monitoring and meteorology.
Nimbus 1 was a weather satellite launched by NASA in the mid-20th century. ()
An "old-style" weather satellite was in orbit below the when the ship orbited Earth in 1968. Montgomery Scott was able to "bounce off it"" to "get some good views" of McKinley Rocket Base. ()
A weather satellite linked to an unmanned monitoring station on Sherbal V's surface was used to monitor the planet's bizarre and dangerous weather. In 2381, Nick Locarno, or one of the lower deckers he had talked into mutinying against their commanding officers and joining Nova Fleet, disabled the satellite's communications relay to prevent people from discovering the starship crews they had marooned on the planet after stealing their ships; contrary to their intentions, however, this ended up attracting Starfleet's attention. The – unaware that Nova Fleet even existed, let alone that they were active in the Sherbal system – sent an away team consisting of Lieutenants jg Beckett Mariner, Brad Boimler, D'Vana Tendi, and T'Lyn on to repair the satellite. Once the satellite was repaired, the , patrolling the system in search of intruders, attacked and destroyed Death Valley, forcing the away team to beam onto the planet. ()
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Weaving

Weaving was a method of making textiles that interlaced two separate sets of thread to form fabric. One who wove was called a weaver. The technique of weaving was used in creating Ventanan woven art, Mintakan tapestries, and in making baskets; knitting was also a form of weaving. 
A group of Human colonists led by Alixus learned how to weave their own clothes to stay warm after they were unable to use their technology. This in addition to learning to plow and harvest crops, construct protective walls from against the wilderness. ()
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Webster Whinery

Webster Palmer Whinery was a stuntman, stunt actor, and stunt coordinator who performed stunts in and portrayed an Osaarian pirate in the third season episode . His costume from this episode was later sold off on the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay. 
Whinery, Sr. was the father of stuntman Webster Whinery, Jr. and the uncle of actor and director Scott Ryan Whinery. He held the Guinness World Record for his Spider Man "slide for life" stunt in February 1998 and doubled for actors such as , , , , and .
Among his resume are films such as (1981), (1984), (1986, with Rudolph Willrich), (1987), (1988, with Kim Cattrall and John Glover), (1991), (1992), (1993), Chameleon (1995), Sudden Death (1995, with Kate McNeil, Jophery C. Brown, Gilbert Combs, Rosine "Ace" Hatem, Faith Minton, Manny Perry, and stunts by Gary Combs, Gary Epper, Keii Johnston, Irving Lewis, and Merritt Yohnka), (1996), (1997), (1998), (1999), The Replacements (2000), (2002, starring Tom Hanks and Martin Sheen, with Matthew Kimbrough, Thomas Kopache, Jimmie F. Skaggs, Lilyan Chauvin, Robert Symonds, Robert Curtis Brown, J. Patrick McCormack, Ray Proscia, Mike Baldridge, Malachi Throne, Jasmine Anthony, Jessica Collins, Mark Correy, and stunts by Joey Box, Edward Conna, Tom Morga, Rick Seaman, and Brian J. Williams), National Treasure (2004), and the first four Pirates of the Caribbean films (2003, 2006, 2007 and 2011, with Lee Arenberg and stunts by Tony Angelotti, Theo Kypri, Lisa Hoyle, Mark Wagner, and Tom Morga).
Whinery also performed in television series such as (1983) and .
Whinery died on 4 June 2022. 
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Wedding March

The "Wedding March" was a piece of classical music for an adaptation of William Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream.
When the biomemetic doubles of Tom Paris and B'Elanna Torres were married in 2375, Harry Kim played the tune on his clarinet, accompanied by two crew members playing the double bass and the guitar after the wedding ceremony. ()
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Wedding ball

A wedding ball or wedding reception was a dance event given to celebrate a wedding.
In 2268, suggested to "William Claiborne" (Pavel Chekov) that they change the dance which was a week hence to a wedding ball instead (i.e. that they marry). ()
While traveling in time, Kes was told by Tom Paris about their wedding reception and that Harry Kim had been their best man. ()
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Wedding cake

A wedding cake was a multi-layered cake served at Human weddings.
The Silver Blood copies of B'Elanna Torres and Tom Paris had a wedding cake during their wedding ceremony in the mess hall. Crewman brought the cake into the room. The cake featured two figures of Torres and Paris on its top. ()
William T. Riker and Deanna Troi had a wedding cake at their wedding in 2379. ()
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Wedding dress

A wedding dress or wedding gown was a specific type of dress, usually worn by females at their wedding.
In 2154, T'Pol wore a Vulcan wedding dress during her wedding with Koss. ()
In 1947, Jeff admitted that he was having a hard time thinking of anything but how his fiancee Garland would look in her wedding dress. ()
In 2268, the bridegroom's mother gifted a wedding dress to her future daughter-in-law, the Dohlman of Elas Elaan. Petri tried to give it to her, but she initially rejected it and some Troyian jewels, which she regarded as "female trappings", though she later agreed to wear them for the wedding. ()
Keiko O'Brien wore a traditional Japanese wedding dress during her wedding with Miles O'Brien aboard the in 2367. ()
Lwaxana Troi was issued a Kostolain-style wedding dress in preparation for her wedding to Minister Campio of that planet. She was unimpressed with the conservative style of the dress, while Deanna Troi was horrified that her mother, usually so devoted to Betazoid tradition, was agreeing to wear anything at all. Ultimately, Lwaxana did forgo the dress, and her unclothed bridal entrance promptly led (as intended) to the cancellation of the wedding. ()
In late 2373, Rom and Leeta discussed which style of wedding dress Leeta would wear since she would not agree to being naked as in a traditional Ferengi wedding. Garak showed them 153 different styles of wedding dress from Tellarite modern to Risian traditional, but they couldn't agree on anything. Tora Ziyal then suggested that they let Garak design one. When the wedding later took place, Quark called the bride "severely overdressed". ()
Deanna Troi wore a pink wedding dress for her wedding ceremony with William T. Riker in Alaska in 2379. ()
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Wedding ring

A wedding ring was a type of ring associated with weddings. 
In a Human wedding, there was a pair of wedding rings, which were exchanged by the couple during the ceremony and worn by them on one of their fingers afterwards. This ring was symbolic of the love the partners shared and of the vows they made during the ceremony.
Jett Reno continued to wear her wedding ring after the death of her Soyousian wife. ()
In 2375, during their wedding, Benjamin Sisko and Kasidy Yates exchanged rings. ()
Also that year, Lonzak presented "Queen Arachnia" with a wedding ring which she was supposed to present to her groom, Doctor Chaotica, at the end of the ceremony. ()
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Wednesday

Wednesday was the fourth day of the Human week.
When the was thrown back in time to the late 1960s Earth, Uhura intercepted a radio broadcast stating that the first manned moon shot was to take place on Wednesday. ()
When the crew of the was stranded in 19th century San Francisco, their landlord Mrs. Carmichael reminded them that the rent was due at one o'clock on Wednesday. ()
On a fictional Wednesday, Kenneth's wife Charlene was supposed to at the Bolian embassy. ()
In 2401, Raffaela Musiker asked Worf whether he wore his "casual" clothing to a Tuesday beheading. He later jokingly corrected her, saying "Beheadings are on Wednesdays." ()
In an alternate timeline in 2404, The Doctor made regular visits to Tuvok at Starfleet Medical on Wednesdays. ()
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Wednesday, July 3rd, 2019 (podcast)

== Summary ==
:On today's show: more details on the Star Trek mega-panel at San Diego Comic Con, Zachary Quinto and Wilson Cruz take part in a dramatic reading of the Mueller Report, and Quentin Tarantino confirms he'll stop directing after his next film – or maybe this one. All that, plus this week in Trek history!
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Wednesday, June 12th, 2019 (podcast)

== Summary ==
:On today's show: Quentin Tarantino's Star Trek will be R-Rated, but we already knew that, a Sacramento, California park has been renamed in honor of LeVar Burton, and William Shatner has been named spokesperson for SoClean CPAP Cleaners. All that, plus this week in Trek history!
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Weeds

== Summary ==
== Background information ==
* This issue was reprinted in "More of the Serpent Than the Dove".
=== Creators ===
* Writer:
** John Byrne
* Artists: 
** John Byrne (interior art)
** Lovern Kindzierski (color art)
** Neil Uyetake (letter art)
* Editor:
** Chris Ryall
* Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Special thanks to Risa Kessler and John Van Citters at CBS Consumer Products.
=== Cover gallery ===
* Three covers were produced – all drawn and illustrated by John Byrne. A special cover was created for the Diamond Retailer Summit held at the 2010 Chicago Comic & Entertainment Expo (C2E2). The title lettering and logos on front were printed in gold foil.
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Weld Ram

Doctor Weld Ram was a 24th century Bajoran scientist.
In 2370, he worked with Doctor Mora Pol, Constable Odo, and Starfleet Lieutenant Jadzia Dax on a scientific mission to the planet L-S VI in an effort to locate a shapeshifter lifeform that might enable them to understand Odo's origin. 
While on the planet, Weld and the team received minor injuries when they inhaled some volcanic gas during an extreme seismic event. He was later treated by Doctor Julian Bashir on Deep Space 9 and made a full recovery. ()
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Weldon

Ensign Weldon was a Human male who served as a Starfleet officer in the late-24th century.
In 2375, Weldon was assigned to Starfleet Medical on Earth. 
That year, he was contacted by Doctor Julian Bashir who was trying to obtain Constable Odo's Starfleet Medical file with the aim of curing the morphogenic virus that had infected him. As Weldon was unable to assist the doctor, he put him through to his supervisor, Lieutenant . However, when she could not provide assistance, Bashir was again referred back to Weldon, who eventually put him through to the senior officer, Commander Hilliard. ()
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Well of Souls

Well of Souls is a Star Trek: The Lost Era novel – the fourth novel in the series – written by Ilsa J. Bick. Published by Pocket Books, it was first released in .
== Summary ==
;From the book jacket
:The year is 2336.
:For twelve years, she was captain of the Federation's flagship. But while her exploits as commander of the are legend, little has been revealed about Rachel Garrett, her vessel, or the unusual men and women of her crew. Until now.
:When the archaeological find of the decade offers possible hints about an earlier Cardassian civilization, it attracts not merely those seeking to quench their thirst for knowledge, but also parties with far less noble interests. Among the latter is the Asfar Qatala, a notorious criminal cartel with a disturbing connection to one of the Enterprises highest-ranking officers. Now Captain Garrett and her crew are swept into a maelstrom of kidnapping, extortion, and murder – as well as a desperate, secret struggle between the Qatala and its chief rival, the fledgling Orion Syndicate.
:And beneath the surface of the frozen world on which the proto-Cardassian discovery was made, another drama is playing out that will force Garrett to make the most difficult decision of her career… amid ruins reputed to link the living with the ancient dead.
== Background information ==
* This is the first and, to date, only full-length Star Trek novel by author Ilsa J. Bick.
* The novel was the combination of two pitches Bick made to Pocket editor Marco Palmieri. After getting approval from Paramount's Paula Block in , Bick completed the original manuscript by , in line with a schedule she developed with friend and fellow Star Trek author Dean Wesley Smith. Keith R.A. DeCandido then provided editorial assistance in cutting down the manuscript by roughly 100 pages. Although Pocket felt the novel was still too long for physical production, Palmieri was able to reduce the size of the novel further by eliminating chapter page breaks, which brought the final novel under 500 pages. ()
* Farius Prime is listed on the title page as the location of one of Pocket Books' offices.
* Cover design by John Vairo, Jr..
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;Rachel Garrett
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Wendy Drapanas (Starfleet)

Wendy Drapanas was a Starfleet officer who served during the late 24th century.
During the 2370s, she was among the members of the Science Ops team listed on the dedication plaques of starships in 2370, and the in 2373. (, ; , )
In an unknown, alternate future timeframe, she was named as a Fleet Ops officer on the dedication plaque of the . ( )
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Wendy Knoller

Wendy Knoller is a producer who worked as Wendy Rosenfeld as post production associate, post production coordinator and post production supervisor on .
Knoller worked as coordinating producer on in 1997 and as post producer on the television drama Skip Tracer in 2008. Between 1994 and 2004 she worked as associate producer, co-producer, coordinating producer and producer on the comedy series Friends. This work earned her three Emmy Award nominations for Outstanding Comedy Series in 1999, 2000, and 2003 and an Emmy Award in 2002. She also worked as associate producer on in 2004.
 can be seen on a directory placard in the fifth season episode .
Knoller later worked as associate producer on the 20th Century Fox pilot episode of in 2013.
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** Season 4 – Post Production Associate (26 episodes, credited as Wendy Rosenfeld)
** Season 5 – Post Production Coordinator (26 episodes, credited as Wendy Rosenfeld)
** Season 6 – Post Production Supervisor (26 episodes, credited as Wendy Rosenfeld on the first 24 episodes)
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Wendy Neuss (Captain)

Wendy Neuss was a Starfleet officer who served during the mid to late 24th century.
In 2353, she was listed as a Starfleet Operational Support Services officer on a directory placard at Starbase 32, Maxia Zeta. Her office was located in room #35882. (, directory)
Jein was a member of the one of the Warp Technologies Development Group at Utopia Planitia Ship Yards in 2363. Her name later appeared on the 2368 updated dedication plaque for the . (, )
In 2371, she was listed as a Starfleet Command officer at Earth Station McKinley on the dedication plaque of the . (, )
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Wendy Neuss (Lieutenant Commander)

Wendy Neuss was a female Starfleet officer who lived during the 24th century. Her planet of origin was Gamma Trianguli IV.
In 2328, the ferried her from New Paris Colony Starbase to Alpha Braga VII. Her special accommodation was a class N environment suite. Her passenger manifest was accessed by Lieutenant Commander Data aboard the in 2370 by reviewing this data in the commercial transport database. (, okudagram)
In 2368, she resided in Epsilon Municipality on Nel III. On stardate 45323.7, she was treated at the Farrell Hospital (Ryan Center) for a coma of unknown cause. It was later discovered that Neuss had been the victim of a telepathic memory invasion by the Ullian Jev. (, okudagram)
In 2369, she was a lieutenant commander aboard the . She was one of seventeen individuals who were from worlds outside the Federation. Her proteins were tested by Doctor Beverly Crusher for a possible configuration match with the fragments of a four billion-year old genetic program. The results came back negative. (, )
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Wendy Robie

Wendy Robie is an actress who played Ulani Belor in the third season episode . Robie is perhaps best known for her recurring role as Nadine Hurley in and its 2017 revival.
Robie appeared in (1995, with Bill Cobbs and John Mahon), (1995, starring Eddie Murphy and Angela Bassett, with Joanna Cassidy), (1996) and The Attic Expeditions (with Jeffrey Combs). Robie guest starred in , (with Scott Bakula and Dean Stockwell), Dark Skies (with Tim Kelleher and Terrence Evans) and starring Eric Close, Andrew Kavovit, Ron Perlman and Rick Worthy.
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Wendy Schaal

Wendy Schaal is an actress who played Charlene in the third season episode . 
She is the daughter of actor .
Schaal is among several Star Trek alumni who have appeared in numerous films directed by . Others who are members of the informal Dante troupe include Robert Picardo, Henry Gibson, Dick Miller, William Schallert, and Kenneth Tobey. Schaal was a regular on Ricardo Montalban's during the 1981-82 season.
Since 2005, Schaal has has provided the voice of Francine Smith on , created by and starring Seth MacFarlane, along with Scott Grimes, Dee Bradley Baker, and often featuring Patrick Stewart.
== Filmography ==
* Loving Annabelle (2006, with Michelle Horn)
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* Amazing Stories
* (1989, with Gibson, Miller, and Cory Danziger)
* (1987, with Gibson, Miller, and Schallert, as well as Grainger Hines, Robert Hooks, Andrea Martin, Richard McGonagle, and Mark L. Taylor)
* Munchies (1987, with Ellen Albertini Dow and Frank Welker)
* Out There (1995, with Leslie Bevis, William Campbell, Bill Cobbs, Paul Dooley, and Carel Struycken)
* (1998, with Kirsten Dunst, Frank Langella, Ann Magnuson and Michael McKean)
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Wendy Schenker

Wendy Schenker is the actress who played a Romulan pilot in the third season episode . In addition, she voiced Captain Blackwood in the Star Trek: Invasion.
Schenker has also guest starred in , four episodes of (with Gordon Clapp, Cress Williams, John Schuck, and Michael Buchman Silver) and (with Amanda Carlin).
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Wesley Crusher memos - November 1986 (podcast)

== Summary ==
:In that early development period on The Next Generation, the group of assembled producers and writers struggled with ways to make the first underaged regular Star Trek character believable. Should he be a genius? Should he have a brain implant? Should he be promoted to Commander? Three memos reveal the thoughts behind bringing Wesley to life on this week's The Trek Files.
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