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Myth

In mythology, myths were traditional stories telling of ancestors, heroes, or supernatural beings, that were prominent in revealing the world view of a particular culture. Many myths were based on truth. ()
A Tal Shiar myth claimed that the organization was merely a mask worn by a far older cabal called the Zhat Vash. ()
Until the Aenar were discovered in the early 22nd century, they were considered a myth by the Andorians. ()
The existence of the was held to be a myth by Arik Soong. ()
Both katras and the Kir'Shara were thought to be myths by most Vulcans until the Vulcan Reformation in 2154. ()
Lieutenant Carolyn Palamas served as the archaeology and anthropology officer aboard the . Her particular specialties included "ancient civilizations, relics, and myths." () 
Coloquially, the term was sometimes incorrectly used as an opposite to truth, in the sense of something that is widely believed, but untrue. 
According to Jean-Luc Picard, China was thought to be a myth until Marco Polo found it. Similarly, Wesley Crusher was informed falsely that the Iconians were "only a myth". Picard compared the two situations in 2365 after the located the Iconian homeworld. ()
On the planet Rakhar, the Rakhari told stories about changelings. Croden believed them to be myths until he met Odo in 2369. ()
According to Kathryn Janeway, "Federation cosmologists had a theory that the Omega molecule once existed in nature for an infinitesimal period of time at the exact moment of the Big Bang. Some claimed Omega was the primal source of energy for the explosion that began our universe." Seven of Nine, however, felt that that was "a creation myth, like any other." ()
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Mythology

Mythology was a collection of myths. Similarly, legends or space legends described stories that were retold from the distant past about creatures and regions.
T'Pol and James T. Kirk both observed, on separate occasions, that mythology sometimes had its basis in fact. (; )
Stories from the Bible were considered myths by some. ()
In 2268 on the planet Amerind, an amnesiac Captain Kirk had appeared from the walls of "the Temple," an event foretold by Amerind legend. The skies had darkened three times since their harvest, with the last time being the worst of all. Amerind legend predicted such danger and promised that the Wise Ones would send a god to save them by rousing the temple spirit and making the sky grow quiet. ()
The planet Aldea and its inhabitants were called mythical until the discovered the planet in 2364. ()
In 2365, the hole in space created by Nagilum reminded Worf of an ancient Klingon legend about a "giant black space creature" that was said to devour entire vessels. ()
There was no word for "mythology" in the Romulan language. According to Ramdha, they preferred the term "news", reflecting the continued relevance of ancient archetypes and narratives in their daily lives. ()
=== See also ===
* Bajoran mythology
* Greek mythology
* Klingon mythology
* Native American mythology
* Religion
* Romulan mythology
* Vulcan mythology
* Xenomythology
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Mädchen Amick

Mädchen (pronounced "Maid-tshun") Amick is the actress who played the teenage form of the being known as in the second season episode . She was the runner up to Jaime Hubbard for the role of Salia. 
Having pursued an acting career since she was sixteen, Amick is best known for playing battered wife Shelly Johnson on , on which she was a regular cast member from 1990 through 1991. The Twin Peaks ensemble also included Ray Wise, Sheryl Lee, Richard Beymer, Catherine Coulson, Michael John Anderson and Kenneth Welsh. Twin Peaks recurring and guest actors included Miguel Ferrer, Carel Struycken, Brenda Strong and David Warner. She had recurring roles on the series Dawson's Creek and Gilmore Girls, and had recurring roles as Wendy Meade on and as Sara on Joey.
She has also starred in several feature films. In 1992, she co-starred with Star Trek movie performers Alice Krige and Ron Perlman in , and in 1995, she starred in Dream Lover, featuring Erick Avari and Harriet Leider. Her other film credits include The Borrower (1991, with Tom Towles), (1992), (1995, with Molly Hagan), (1996, with Art Chudabala), Wounded (1997, with Robert Costanzo and Jim Beaver), Face to Face (2001, with Dean Stockwell and Jonathan Banks), and Scenes of the Crime (2001, with Bob Gunton and Amy Wieczorek).
In 1998, Amick co-starred in with Malcolm McDowell, who was playing the role originally played by Ricardo Montalban. She was later a regular on NBC's along with Christian Slater, Alfre Woodard, and James Cromwell. Amick also played Doctor Aubrey Hunter, girlfriend to Gary Sinise's Mac Taylor on starring guest actor Robert Joy.
Amick later portrayed Wendy Beauchamp in which was canceled after two seasons in 2014. Virginia Madsen, Steven Berkoff, and Matt Frewer had recurring roles on this series.
From 2017 to 2023, Amick portrayed the character Alice Cooper in The CW's series Riverdale.
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N-Vector, Chapter 1

== Summary ==
== Background information ==
* This story is set not long after the events of and before the events of Avatar, Book One.
=== Creators ===
* created by Rick Berman and Michael Piller
* Writer: K.W. Jeter
* Artists:
** Toby Cypress (pencil art and cover art)
** Jason Martin (inking and cover art)
** Mark Irwin (inking)
** Naghmeh Zand (letter art)
** Dan Brown & BAD@$$ & WildStorm FX (color art)
* Editor: Jeff Mariotte
== Characters ==
;Kira Nerys : Bajoran Colonel in charge of Deep Space 9.
;Nog : Ferengi in Starfleet and acting chief of security. Nephew of Quark.
;Quark : Ferengi owner of Quark's.
;Julian Bashir : Starfleet doctor, and head of the medical division aboard DS9.
;Ezri Dax : Joined Trill councilor. Starfleet assigned to DS9. Lover of Bashir.
;Miles O'Brien : Past chief of operations aboard DS9. Newly moved to Earth with his family to take a position at Starfleet Academy.
;: Bolian Starfleet commander, newly assigned to the and Deep Space 9 as Kira's first officer.
;Morn : Regular patron of Quark's.
;: Romulan scientist. He had been assigned a section of the station a year previous to carry out some experiments and returned to the station at the start of this issue.
;: A shadowy figure, collecting on Quark's loans.
== References ==
;Keiko, Molly, and Kirayoshi O'Brien : The wife and children of Miles.
N-Vector, Chapter 2

== Summary ==
== Background information ==
* This story is set not long after the events of and before the events of Avatar, Book One.
=== Creators ===
* created by Rick Berman and Michael Piller
* Writer: K.W. Jeter
* Artists:
** Toby Cypress (pencil art and cover art)
** Jason Martin (inking and cover art)
** Mark Irwin (inking)
** Naghmeh Zand (letter art)
** BAD@$$ (color art)
* Editor: Jeff Mariotte
== Characters ==
;Kira Nerys : Bajoran Colonel in charge of Deep Space 9.
;Nog : Ferengi in Starfleet and acting chief of security. Nephew of Quark.
;Quark : Ferengi owner of Quark's.
;Julian Bashir : Starfleet doctor, and head of the medical division aboard DS9.
;Miles O'Brien : Past chief of operations aboard DS9. Newly moved to Earth with his family to take a position at Starfleet Academy. Currently back on DS9 and accused of sabotage to the station before he left his position.
;: Bolian Starfleet commander, newly assigned to the and Deep Space 9 as Kira's first officer.
;: Romulan scientist. He had been assigned a section of the station a year previous to carry out some experiments and returned to the station at the start of this issue.
;: A shadowy figure, collecting on Quark's loans.
== References ==
;N-Vector Viroid : A strange virus-like lifeform with great intelligence. Similar to the Changelings in that it can shapeshift, but can infect and influence both living organisms and machinery.
N-Vector, Chapter 3

== Summary ==
== Background information ==
* This story is set not long after the events of and before the events of Avatar, Book One.
=== Creators ===
* created by Rick Berman and Michael Piller
* Writer: K.W. Jeter
* Artists:
** Toby Cypress (pencil art and cover art)
** Jason Martin (inking and cover art)
** Mark Irwin (inking)
** Naghmeh Zand (letter art)
** BAD@$$ (color art)
* Editor: Jeff Mariotte
== Characters ==
;Kira Nerys : Bajoran Colonel in charge of Deep Space 9.
;Nog : Ferengi in Starfleet and acting chief of security. Nephew of Quark.
;Quark : Ferengi owner of Quark's.
;Julian Bashir : Starfleet doctor, and head of the medical division aboard DS9.
;Ezri Dax : Joined Trill councilor. Starfleet assigned to DS9. Lover of Bashir.
;Miles O'Brien : Past chief of operations aboard DS9. Newly moved to Earth with his family to take a position at Starfleet Academy. Accused of sabotage on the station.
;: Bolian Starfleet commander, newly assigned to the and Deep Space 9 as Kira's first officer. In close contact with Starfleet's Internal Affairs during the investigation of the sabotage and Miles O'Brien.
;: Romulan scientist. Discoverer/creator of the N-Vector Viroid. Attempting to take control of it.
;: A shadowy figure, working with Quark.
== References ==
;Keiko, Molly, and Kirayoshi O'Brien : The wife and daughters of Miles.
;N-Vector Viroid : A strange virus-like lifeform with great intelligence. Similar to the Changelings in that it can shapeshift, but can infect and influence both living organisms and machinery.
N-Vector, Chapter 4

== Summary ==
== Background information ==
* This story is set not long after the events of and before the events of Avatar, Book One.
=== Creators ===
* created by Rick Berman and Michael Piller
* Writer: K.W. Jeter
* Artists:
** Toby Cypress (pencil art and cover art)
** Jason Martin (inking and cover art)
** Naghmeh Zand (letter art)
** BAD@$$ (color art)
* Editor: Jeff Mariotte
== Characters ==
;Kira Nerys : Bajoran Colonel in charge of Deep Space 9.
;Nog : Ferengi in Starfleet and acting chief of security. Nephew of Quark.
;Quark : Ferengi owner of Quark's.
;Julian Bashir : Starfleet doctor, and head of the medical division aboard DS9.
;Ezri Dax : Joined Trill counselor. Starfleet assigned to DS9. Lover of Bashir.
;Miles O'Brien : Past chief of operations aboard DS9. Newly moved to Earth with his family to take a position at Starfleet Academy. Acquitted of the charges of sabotage. After helping stop the N-Vector Viroid, he returned to Earth to be with his family anew.
;: Romulan scientist. He was caught in the implosion of the N-Vector Viroid and vanished along with it.
;: The humanoid form of the N-Vector Viroid.
== References ==
;Keiko, Molly, and Kirayoshi O'Brien : The wife and daughters of Miles.
;N-Vector Viroid : A strange virus-like lifeform with great intelligence. Similar to the Changelings in that it can shapeshift, but can infect and influence both living organisms and machinery. Implodes and vanishes, taking Mos Senay with it.
N. Page

N. Page was a Starfleet officer in the 23rd century.
Page a member of the Fleet Ops team listed on the dedication plaques of the and the . (, ; , )
Page a member of the Tactical Ops team listed on the dedication plaque of the . ()
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NAR

NAR was a type and registry prefix used by the United Nations, the United Federation of Planets, and Pentarus V. (; )
In the 22nd century, NAR was used on Earth as a prefix in the registry of colony ships of UN registry, owned by the OCC. There were also NAR18834-class starships in service at that time. ()
In the 23rd and 24th century, the United Federation of Planets continued to use the prefix to register a variety of vehicles and installations, including shuttles, operated by Starfleet and the independent Pentarus system. They were also used in the registries of spacedocks and starships that carried out missions for the Starfleet Advanced Technologies Division and affiliated with organizations such as the Federation Council on Exobiology and research vessels operated from starbases. (; ; ; )
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Registry 	Ship Name	Class
NAR-1957 	 	unknown
NAR-7678 	 	DY-500 class
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NAR-21166	Nenebek 	
NAR-24016	 	Transport
NAR-25820	SD-103 	SD-103 type
NAR-28474	 	Transport
NAR-30974	unknown 	Spacedock
NAR-32450	 	
NAR-50732	 	Transport
NAR-59019	 	
NAR-93131	 	Kaplan F17 Speed Freighter
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NBC Standards memo - Plato's Stepchildren - 1968 (podcast)

== Summary ==
:This week, The Trek Files parallels two memos from different eras. First, we'll look at the specific requests made by NBC Standards about the now-iconic kiss between Kirk and Uhura in . Then we'll dig into aMichael Piller memo from nearly a quarter century later about how to handle sexual content on Star Trek. Special guest Rene Echevarria joins Larry this week on The Trek Files.
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NCC-1279 type

The NCC-1279 type was a singular mock Federation starship class constructed from a collection of Federation tech and salvaged parts, all of which had been acquired through various means, by an extremist group called the "Broken Circle" following the end of as part of a false flag operation. ()
== History ==
This vessel was constructed underground, in a dilithium mine, on the planet Cajitar IV. ()
== Technical data ==
The design had at least fourteen decks, with deck 13 being the location of a transponder. It also contained a bridge, main engineering, and sickbay. 
The ship could be manned with a crew of thirty soldiers, and was armed with phasers and photon torpedoes. 
Tentatively identified visually as a Federation starship, by 's navigator, Jenna Mitchell, the NCC-1279 possessed the same primary hull as the identified class. According to its transponder, it was identified as the "Federation ship NCC-1279" on the Enterprises sensors. ()
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Name	Registry	Notes 	Status 	Date
 	NCC-1279	False Federation ship	Destroyed	2259
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Name 	Registry	Notes 	Status	Date
Unnamed	 	Docked at Starbase 1	Active	2259
== Background information ==
The NCC-1279 type was a CGI kitbash. It utilizes the primary hull of the Crossfield-class, the impulse engines of the , the nacelles and modified pylons of the , and a main navigation deflector section similar to that of the in a style configuration. 
A CGI wireframe model of the vessel was posted on Twitter by Timothy Peel. The CGI model ship was created by VFX Art Director, William Cheng. 
 
In an apparent production error, another ship of this type appeared prior to the revelation that the fake and apparently unique ship was first realized. The ship was inserted in the shot upside-down, with the last four digits of the registry are somewhat legible on the nearest nacelle, albeit in an upturned orientation. 
This vessel is identified as a "False Federation Crossfield-class starship" on StarTrek.com. 
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NCC-1685

NCC-1685 was the registry number of a Federation starship that was in service with Starfleet in the mid-23rd century. This unidentified starship underwent a layover at Starbase 11. The ship's number was seen on a chart indicating the repair status of several vessels. ()
== Background information ==
The NCC-1685 registry was assigned to in Greg Jein's registry list from The Case of Jonathan Doe Starship. 
The Eagle was actually mentioned in an early 1967 draft shooting script for , and concurrently included in internal memos from D.C. Fontana and Robert H. Justman, suggesting lists of possible starship names to consider for use in The Original Series. These lists, published in The Making of Star Trek (pp. 164-165), were used to match Eagle with the registry NCC-1685 that appeared on the wall chart seen in "Court Martial" by Jein in his article.
A quarter of a century later however, Mike Okuda had a different number (NCC-956) assigned to Eagle in a graphic in , leaving the "NCC-1685" registry orphaned. 
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NCC-1701/12

NCC-1701⁄12 was a Federation shuttlecraft that was in service with Starfleet in the mid-23rd century, attached to the . 
In 2269, when the Enterprise was studying a class M planet orbiting a binary sun, Harry Mudd stole Shuttlecraft 12 with Nurse Christine Chapel as a hostage. On the planet's surface, he intended to strand her forcing the Enterprises crew to rescue her while he escaped in the shuttle. His plan backfired when a native rock beast crushed the vehicle with one of its feet. ()
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=== Background information ===
NCC-1701⁄3 and NCC-1701⁄4 also seen in the Enterprises shuttlebay were of the same design as NCC-1701⁄12.
There was no name for this shuttle printed on the hull, and was only referred to as "shuttlecraft" in the episode dialogue.
The shuttle was labeled as N.C.C.⁄1701⁄12 or N.C.C.-1701⁄12 in some scenes.
The Copernicus, which later appeared in , was presumably the replacement shuttle for this shuttle, since both craft shared the same registry number.
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NCC-1701/3

NCC-1701⁄3 was a Federation shuttlecraft that was in service with Starfleet in the mid-23rd century, attached to the . 
In 2269, when Harcourt Mudd attempted his escape from the Enterprise in that year, he spotted this shuttle in the shuttlebay. At the time there were two other shuttles of the same design in the bay, including the NCC-1701⁄12, which Mudd chose to steal. ()
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NCC-1701/3 type shuttlecraft

The NCC-1701/3 type shuttlecraft was a shuttlecraft type used by Starfleet in 2269. 
Three shuttlecraft of this type were stowed aboard the that year. ()
 
File:Shuttlecraft 12 interior 2.jpg|Interior of Shuttlecraft 12, navigation consoles
File:Shuttlecraft 12 interior 1.jpg|Interior of Shuttlecraft 12, forward view to aft
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NCC-1701/3 	NCC-1701/3 	Attached to (NCC-1701) 	Active 	2269
NCC-1701/4 	NCC-1701/4 	Attached to USS Enterprise (NCC-1701)	Active 	2269
NCC-1701/12	NCC-1701/12	Attached to USS Enterprise (NCC-1701)	Destroyed	2269
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NCC-1701/4

NCC-1701⁄4 was a Federation shuttlecraft that was in service with Starfleet in the mid-23rd century, attached to the . 
In 2269, when Harcourt Mudd attempted his escape from the Enterprise in that year, he spotted this shuttle in the shuttlebay. At the time there were two other shuttles of the same design in the bay, including the NCC-1701⁄12 which Mudd chose to steal. ()
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NCC-1718

NCC-1718 was the registry number of a Federation starship that was in service to Starfleet in the mid-23rd century. This unnamed starship underwent a layover at Starbase 11. The ship's number was seen on a chart indicating the repair status of several vessels. ()
== Background information ==
The name of this ship was not identified on screen, however, the registry was assigned to in Greg Jein's registry list from The Case of Jonathan Doe Starship. That ship was actually mentioned in an early 1967 draft shooting script for , and concurrently included in internal memos from D.C. Fontana and Robert H. Justman, suggesting lists of possible starship names to consider for use in The Original Series. These lists, published in The Making of Star Trek (pp. 164-165), were used to match Endeavour with the registry NCC-1718 that appeared on the wall chart seen in "Court Martial" by Jein in his article, though the ship had not made the cut eventually.
When Endeavour was reintroduced into the franchise a quarter of a century later, Mike Okuda had however, a different number (NCC-1895) assigned to Endeavour in a graphic in , leaving the "NCC-1718" registry orphaned. 
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NCC-4186

NCC-4186 was a Federation starship operated by Starfleet during the 24th century
==History==
In 2373, NCC-4186 and the Second Fleet, joined with the and , following the evacuation of DS9, for a counterattack against the Dominion forces. () 
NCC-4186 was on patrol near Starbase 375, while the was stationed there, early during the Dominion War in 2374. Other ships present during those periods included the , , and . ()
Later that year, NCC-4186, , , and one other Miranda-class starship were near Deep Space 9, shortly after it had been retaken by the Federation Alliance. They were accompanied by three Klingon Birds-of-Prey, two starships, a attack cruiser, and a Bajoran interceptor. ()
NCC-4186 was on patrol near the Federation starbase where Quark's cousin was imprisoned in 2374. ()
Later that year, NCC-4186 and USS Trial, along with the two Galaxy-class starships and the Bajoran interceptor, were again present at DS9. ()
Prior to the first Battle of Chin'toka, NCC-4186, USS Trial, USS Late were joined by three Warbirds, three Birds-of-Prey, two Galaxy-class starships, and a Bajoran interceptor. ()
In 2375, NCC-4186 solely patrolled around Deep Space 9. () A short time later, NCC-4186, USS Trial, USS Late again resumed patrols around Deep Space 9. ( ))
File:Sirellas vorcha cruiser.jpg|Three Mirandas and Sirella's Vor'cha()
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File:Federation-Bajoran ships at DS9-1.jpg|Two Mirandas, two Galaxy, and one Bajoran interceptor()
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NCC-502

NCC-502 was the registry number for a Federation freighter that was in service with Starfleet during the mid-23rd century. This ship was fully automated and carried no crew. Sometime prior to 2280 it suffered a catastrophic failure after suffering damage to its hull, resulting in the spillage of cargo, said to be "crates [..] brimming with unique Starfleet technology." 
In 2380, this ship's cargo was the subject of a dispute between the and a Drookmani ship that had attempted to salvage the cargo. When the dispute went hot, the Drookmani, using a tractor beam, propelled the wreck of this ship into the Cerritos. ()
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