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Objective: Bajor

Captain Sisko must protect a planet from total destruction!
Objective: Bajor is a Pocket DS9 novel – #15 in the numbered series – written by John Peel. Published by Pocket Books, it was first released in .
== Summary ==
;From the book jacket
:The Hive came from another galaxy: billions of alien beings living inside a vast, biological starship. They have already destroyed one planet, converting it into raw material and fuel for their endless voyage through the cosmos. Now the Hive is heading for Bajor and they have given the planet's inhabitants an ominous warning: evacuate in three days or die along with their world.
:The Bajorans would rather die than abandon their sacred home, but their hastily assembled military fleet does not stand a chance against the awesome power of the Hive. Unless Captain Sisko can penetrate the Hive's defenses – and discover their most closely guarded secret – all of Bajor faces extinction.
== Background information ==
* According to author John Peel, the original story for this novel featured the Borg, but editor John Ordover suggested developing an original antagonist instead, in case Paramount wanted to use the Borg in the series outside of , which ultimately never occurred. ()
* Peel also noted that the original draft started with what became Chapter Two of the final novel. It was only changed after his wife felt that the book didn't open with enough action. ()
* Mary F. Taylor wrote, "One of the most fascinating aspects of Objective Bajor is that Peel told much of the story from the Hive's point of view. How the Hive dealt with its social problems is as interesting as how Sisko learned to communicate with the Hive and make them understand that Bajor must not be harvested." (Adventures in Time and Space, p 363)
* The novel features several recurring characters from the series: Gul Dukat, Kai Winn, Rom, Shakaar and Jaro.
* An audiobook of this novel was produced by the American Printing House for the Blind. The audiobook was provided on two cassettes, but, by using multi-track recording (four-track cassettes, 7 tracks in total) and reduced speed playback on a specialized machine, this was sufficient to contain an unabridged recording.
* The novel takes place before and foreshadows it; military power on Cardassia is on the wain and Dukat makes a deal with the man behind the civilian revolt.
== Characters ==
=== Regular and recurring characters ===
;Benjamin Sisko : Starfleet captain, the CO of Deep Space 9.
;Kira Nerys
;Odo
;Julian Bashir
;Jadzia Dax
;Quark
;Worf
;Jake Sisko
;Miles O'Brien
;Dukat
;Winn Adami
;Shakaar Edon
;Jaro Essa
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Observatory

An observatory was a facility used to observe and analyze spatial phenomenon. They typically had complex telescopes within them, and could be located on the surface of a planet or in space.
== History ==
In 2373, the was thrown back in time to Earth in 1996 where it was picked up by Griffith Observatory located in the city of Los Angeles, on the planet's North American continent. In response, the observatory's operator, Rain Robinson, sent a standard greeting message to the starship. ()
In 2376, the starship Voyager was again spotted by an observatory while trapped in orbit of a planet experiencing the effects of differential space-time. ()
== Examples ==
Numerous societies were known to operate observatories, both pre-warp and warp-capable.() The Amargosa observatory was a Federation outpost orbiting the Amargosa star during the late 24th century. ()
Solum was home to an observatory operated in 2384 by the Vau N'Akat astronomer Ilthuran. He was a rarity among his people at the time for his interest in the stars. ()
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Observer

An observer was someone who is tasked with watching and listening to a particular event. Typically, this is done for the purpose of ensuring that it unfolds in a particular manner. Observers generally are not expected to involve themselves in the activities they are observing unless asked.
In 2270, Ari bn Bem was taken aboard as an independent observer during a series of Enterprise missions. Though he remained in his quarters during six missions, he chose to come along with the landing party to a potentially dangerous mission to Delta Theta III, a fact James T. Kirk questioned him on. Bem replied that he felt this mission was crucial for observing how the Enterprise and its crew worked. ()
In 2365, Sirna Kolrami boarded the as an official Starfleet observer for the Starfleet battle simulation, titled Operation Lovely Angel, between the Enterprise-D and the . On this basis, he attempted to assume command of the Enterprise-D when the two starships were imperiled by the Ferengi, but Captain Jean-Luc Picard nullified his order. ()
In 2367, Starfleet reached an agreement with the Cardassians that the Enterprise-D would take on a contingent of observers during its mission inside Cardassian space to locate the . This was done as a show of good faith. The observers included Gul Macet and Glinns Daro and Telle. ()
The Obsidian Order operative Korinas was the observer stationed in the Cardassian War Room in 2371 to control the actions of the Cardassian military. ()
While incarcerated in the Federation Penal Settlement in New Zealand, Tom Paris agreed to be brought on board the as a Starfleet observer to locate the Maquis ship Val Jean that had disappeared in the Badlands. He was assured that when it was over, he would be cut loose with a favorable report at his next review. However as the Voyager was stranded in the Delta Quadrant, Paris joined the crew permanently. ()
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Obsession

An obsession, fixation, or fetish was a preoccupation with an object, person or task to the point of irrational behavior.
Obsessions could take many forms, such as conspiracy theories, survivor guilt, and addiction.
In the 1940s, the sport of baseball was a "national obsession" in the United States of America. ()
In 2152, the crew of the began exhibiting obsessive behavior due to radiation emitted by a trinary system, becoming inordinately concerned with trivial matters. T'Pol was the only member of the crew unaffected due to her Vulcan physiology and with aid from Captain Jonathan Archer navigated the vessel away, which resolved the problem. ()
In 2268, the crew of the encountered a Dikironium cloud creature that, eleven years earlier, claimed the lives of 200 crewmembers of the . Captain James T. Kirk, a lieutenant then, suffered from survivor guilt, believing that had he attacked the creature when ordered, the crew would have survived. Kirk's actions hunting down the creature cost the lives of a number of crewmembers, but upon learning phaser fire was ineffective against it and thus attacking when ordered wouldn't have changed the outcome, Kirk came down from his drive and took a more logical means to end its threat. ()
Sometime in the 2270s, Leonard McCoy accused Kirk of being obsessed with , so much so that he used the V'ger situation to regain command of the ship and was therefore blinded to more important responsibilities. He used Kirk's reaction to Will Decker as evidence, which McCoy felt to be inappropriate to the situation. ()
In 2364, Hagon asked why Lutan was so obsessed with Lieutenant Tasha Yar over Lutan's First One Yareena who could offer him much more and owned many things and many lands. ()
That same year, Captain Jean-Luc Picard claimed that a lot had changed in the past three-hundred years, that people were no longer obsessed with the accumulation of things. ()
In 2370, Deanna Troi described the Iyaaran ambassador Loquel as being obsessed with food, chocolate in particular. William T. Riker replied that she must therefore be "in heaven", but Troi admitted that his interest extended beyond hers. ()
In 2375, Doctor Julian Bashir speculated that the choice of a TR-116 rifle in the killings of several residents of Deep Space 9 might have been due to a psychological obsession or on the part of the murderer. ()
Obsessions could cause acute anxiety, sleeplessness, and paranoia. In 2376, Reginald Barclay asked Counselor Deanna Troi for help after he believed he was becoming obsessed with (to the point of spending an inordinate amount of time with holographic versions of the crew). After being removed from duty, he changed his mind, arguing that the obsession helped him perform his duties better and asking Troi whether his mental state was more important than Voyager. When she reminded him that he was important too, he finally admitted that it was a coping mechanism following his transfer from , whose crew he had regarded as family. ()
==See also==
* Infatuation
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Obstructing justice

Obstructing justice was the crime of interfering with the justice system.
In 2024, Cristóbal Rios and Teresa Ramirez were arrested for obstruction of justice. ()
In 2152, Jonathan Archer listed Plinn's offenses, one being obstruction of an investigation. ()
In 2373, after hearing Jake Sisko and Nog's claims about Elias Giger, Odo threatened to charge them with "filing false reports, obstructing justice and being public nuisances". Nog worried that the charges would look bad on his Starfleet Academy record, but Jake assured him the security chief was just trying to scare them. ()
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Oby VI

Oby VI was the inhabited sixth planet in the Oby system. The planet was located in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant.
On stardate 38235.3 in the year 2294, an outbreak of the plasma plague on isolated sections of the northern continent was reported on Oby VI. Doctor Susan Nuress and her research team came to the planet to study and cure the virus, staying for several months. (, okudagram)
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Ocampa (planet)

Ocampa, also known as the Ocampa homeworld or the Ocampan homeworld, was an inhabited fifth planet in the Ocampa system. Situated near the Caretaker's array, this Delta Quadrant planet was located approximately fifty thousand light years from the galactic core and seventy-five thousand light years from the Badlands in the Alpha Quadrant. The Ocampa were native to this world.
Ocampa had all the characteristics of a class-M planet, with the sole exception of the absence of nucleogenic particles, which left the planet's atmosphere incapable of producing rain and turned its surface into a desert without a single river or ocean.
This was not the planet's natural state (in fact, it still had dry riverbeds), but the result of an accident during the exploration of the planet by a group of Nacene ca. 500 Ocampan generations ago. The Ocampa referred to this era as "the Warming". The Nacene took responsibility for their error by constructing a vast underground city, two miles below the surface and protected by security barriers, to give the Ocampa access to the only water left on the planet. The Ocampa were brought to this city by tunnels. They also left behind two members of the exploration team – Suspiria, and an individual who the Ocampa came to know as the – to care for the race.
Although short of water, the planet was rich in cormaline deposits. The Kazon-Ogla sect maintained an encampment on the planet's southern continent, near a dry riverbed at the foothills of a range of extinct volcanoes to mine its resources. Jabin was the leader of this encampment in the early 2370s.
In 2371, the was transported to the area near Ocampa. Shortly before the Caretaker passed away, it was said that the Ocampa had enough surplus energy to keep the city running for five years. () At around this time, Kes, a female Ocampa, returned to the planet. ()
In 3189, the location of Ocampa was denoted on a holographic star chart of the galaxy at Federation Headquarters. (DIS: "Die Trying")
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=== Background information ===
Due to the premise of , the Ocampa homeworld could not regularly be shown as a setting in the series. (Star Trek: Voyager - A Vision of the Future, p. 164) Scenes of the underground Ocampa city were filmed at the Los Angeles Convention Center. The surface scenes were filmed at the El Mirage Dry Lake Bed. 
The underground city on Ocampa was designed by Robert Stromberg. ("The Art of Alien Worlds", VOY Season 4 DVD special feature)
According to Star Trek: Star Charts (p. 78), Ocampa (Ocampa V) was classified as a class H planet. Its capital city was . The dominant species on this planet was the humanoid Ocampans. In 2378, there were an estimated 230 million Ocampans living on this world. The planet's surface was devastated by the Nacene in the 14th century.
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Oceosauroida mendo

The Oceosauroida mendo was an aquatic lifeform of the genus Oceosauroida, native to the planet Denkir IV. Subspecies of this species included the Oceosauroida mendo shinobu and the Oceosauroida mendo shutaro.
An illustration of this lifeform with its species name was seen on the chart "Evolution of Intelligent Life on Planet Denkir IV". (, )
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October

October was the tenth month of the Human year.
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==Events by day==
;October 
: In 2243 the is launched at the San Francisco Fleet Yards. ()
;October 
:In 1957, the Soviet Union launches Earth's first artificial satellite, Sputnik 1. ()
;October 
:In 2324, Beverly Howard is born in Copernicus City on Luna. ()
;October 
:In 2032, the Ares IV command module, piloted by ISA astronaut Lieutenant John Kelly, disappears from Mars orbit due to the effects of a graviton ellipse. ()
;October 
:In 2367, Miles O'Brien marries Keiko Ishikawa on the . ()
;October 
:In 1881, The gunfight at the OK Corral takes place in Tombstone, Arizona. ()
;October 
:In 2032, John Kelly dies after failing a final attempt to escape from the graviton ellipse. ()
;October 
:In 1998, baseball great Buck Bokai is born in Marina del Rey, California. ()
==Other events==
;1957
:Vulcans T'Mir and Stron are stranded on Earth when their ship crash lands near Carbon Creek, Pennsylvania. ()
;2151
:Earth's first contact with the Coridanites occurs. ()
;2153
:Hoshi Sato is telepathically contacted by the alien Tarquin while traveling through the Delphic Expanse aboard . ()
:Captain Jonathan Archer, Lieutenant Malcolm Reed, and MACO Major Hayes of the Enterprise NX-01 visit a Xindi-Arboreal colony. ()
:In an alternate timeline, Captain Archer's brain is infected with interspatial parasites. ()
:Earth's first contact with the Skagarans occurs. ()
== Appendices ==
=== Apocrypha ===
The , notes that Chuck Yeager becomes the first Human to fly faster than the speed of sound on October , 1947.
Some of the events in the Eugenics Wars novel The Rise and Fall of Khan Noonien Singh, Volume Two take place on October , 1993 and October , 1994.
A clipping in Captain Picard's photo album (seen in ) suggests the Federation Charter is signed on October , 2161. This, however, is not considered canon as the clipping was not visible on-screen.
Many of the events in the novel take place in October 2380.
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Octonary star system

An octonary star system was a planetary system containing eight stars. The gravitational mechanics of such a system would be incredibly complex, and the probability of one forming naturally was close to zero. Until 2399, no octonaries like this were known to anyone within the Federation. However, there were other kinds of octonary systems. These systems were divided into components of multiple star systems and individual stars, for example, the Beta Lyrae system.
The Eightfold Stars was an octonary star system assembled by an ancient species approximately 200,000–300,000 years ago. (; )
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Odd number

An odd number was any number not evenly divisible by two.
In 2267, James T. Kirk described the last time he had seen Areel Shaw as having been "four years, seven months, and an odd number of days" ago. ()
Later, Janet Wallace described the last time she had seen Kirk as having been "six years, four months, and an odd number of days" ago. ()
In 2372, Captain Benjamin Sisko ordered odd numbered launchers to fire. ()
In 2373, while sharing quarters on Deep Space 9, Nog suggested he clean up on odd numbered days, while Jake Sisko do so on even ones. When Jake expressed his surprise that they would be cleaning every day, Nog, clearly confused, replied that they would only do so on odd and even days. ()
==See also==
* Even number
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Oded Fehr

Oded Fehr is an Israeli actor who played Fleet Admiral Charles Vance in the third through fifth seasons of .
He is due to reprise the role in the upcoming series .
In 1999, Fehr starred as Ardeth Bay in The Mummy (with Erick Avari and music by Jerry Goldsmith), later reprising his role in (2001, with The Rock). Also in 1999, he co-starred in (with Richard Riehle and Ron Soble) and reprised his role in (2005). He also went on to appear as Carlos Olivera in (2004), (2007), and (2012).
Fehr's other TV credits include recurring roles in (2004-05), and he also portrayed the role of Jafar (with Jennifer Morrison, Raphael Sbarge, and Faran Tahir) in 2016-17. He also co-starred in (with James Callis, Alicia Coppola, John Larroquette, and Ali Hassan).
He appeared in guest roles in series such as , (with Jake Weber and Bruce McGill), , and . He had recurring guest roles in (with Alan Dale, directed by James Whitmore, Jr. and Terrence O'Hara), Covert Affairs (with Gregory Itzin, Erick Avari, Billy MacLellan, and Marcello Bezina), , and .
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Odin personnel

The following is a list of crewmembers of the Odin.
== Named ==
* 
== Unnamed ==
=== Survivors ===
These three Odin crewmembers drifted for five months in three of the ship's escape pods until they reached the nearest M-class planet, Angel I. There, they found native women and decided to stay together against the rules of the Parliament of Angel I. After their connection was discovered, and the leader, Beata, the Elected One, judged them all guilty, they would have been killed, but on the advice of Commander William T. Riker, they were exiled instead. ()
File:Odin crewmember 1.jpg|Played by David Eum
File:Odin crewmember 2.jpg|Played by Curtis Fairchild
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Odor

An odor, aroma, scent, stench, or smell were factors determined by the olfactory senses. Odor given off by a person or animal's body was identified as body odor or one's scent. 
In 2154, Jonathan Archer told to change his uniform before he stunk up the place. ()
In 2364, despite the holographic Minuet being a computer-generated image, her smell was one of her aspects which seemed so real to William T. Riker. ()
In 2366, when giving Geordi La Forge advice on pursuing women, Worf told him that words come later and that it is the scent that first speaks of love. ()
Following his marriage to Keiko in 2367, Miles O'Brien told her of the foods he grew up on, and how he could "still remember the aromas when my mother was cooking." ()
In 2370, when Talur mistook Data for an "ice man", she noted that his breath did not have a smell. ()
According to Romulan Senator Vreenak, while tasting the replicated kali-fal offer to him by Captain Benjamin Sisko in 2374, it was a "fair approximation," but that it was "somewhat lacking in aroma," as "real kali-fal should forcibly open one's sinuses well before the first sip." As they continued to talk, Vreenak took another sip, and reassessed his original statement as an analogy to Sisko's arguement as to why the Romulan Star Empire should become allies with the Federation, stating, "It really is a good replica. The aroma's starting to grow on me. For a moment there I almost forgot that it wasn't the real thing, but only for a moment." ()
According to The Doctor, in rare cases external stimuli such as aromas, touch, and voices have triggered a response from a comatose patient. He noted this to Neelix after Tuvok attacked by a Ba'Neth intruder aboard the . Neelix took this to mean that "if I stay here and, and try to talk to Tuvok, I might be able to provoke some sort of response?" The Doctor concurred, "If anyone can provoke Tuvok, Mister Neelix, it's you." ()
Neelix used a similar tactic with the amnesiac B'Elanna Torres, by preparing for her her favorite breakfast: pancakes with maple syrup. She noted that they "smell[ed] good", whereas Neelix had hoped that "You know, sometimes food is like time travel. You inhale an aroma, take a bite of something and suddenly, bam! You're back at the moment you first tasted it." His hopes were ultimately unsuccessful, however, as she tasted them, she described that "They're good. I'm not experiencing time travel." ()
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Odyssey's End

Close Encounters!
== Summary ==
The second five-year mission comes to an end. On their way home, the answers a distress call from the Yorktown, now a Starfleet Academy training ship, which has been attacked by a huge alien vessel. Kirk, Spock, and McCoy are abducted by the aliens, little grey creatures with large eyes. The abductors are telepathic, communicating with Spock, who learns their startling history and current mission. Kirk averts a disaster and reevaluates his own role in Starfleet as a result of the close encounter. 
== Background information ==
* Editor Tim Tuohy and writer Glenn Greenberg make a cameo appearance at the bottom of the first panel on the third page as Starfleet officers.
=== Creators ===
* Writer:
** Glenn Greenberg
* Artists:
** (pencil art – interior and cover)
** Keith Williams (inker – interior and cover)
** Matt Webb (color art)
** Chris Eliopoulos & Virtual Calligraphy (letter art)
** Comicraft's Eric Eng Wong (design)
* Editors:
** Tim Tuohy
** Bob Harras (editor in chief)
* Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
Of Foreign Lands And Peoples

"Of Foreign Lands and Peoples" was a piece of classical music composed by Robert Schumann in the early 19th century and was the first movement in his Kinderszenen.
In 2377, a holographic Chakotay created by Seven of Nine stated that it was one of his favorite pieces of music, so Seven played the short piece for him on the piano in the holodeck. He taught her how to play it with more expression and individuality. ()
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Of Two Minds

Alien: Minds! 
== Background information ==
* The DC Comics TNG timeline sets this three issue arc, continued in this issue, after the events of and before those of .
=== Creators ===
* Based on created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writer:
** Michael Jan Friedman
* Artists: 
** Deryl Skelton (interior art)
** Rick Taylor (color art)
** Bob Pinaha (letter art)
** Jason Palmer and Jerome K. Moore (cover art)
* Editors: Alan Gold & Margaret Clark
== Characters ==
; Jean-Luc Picard : captain.
; William T. Riker :Enterprise-D exec.
; Beverly Crusher : Enterprise-D surgeon.
; Data : Android Enterprise-D operations officer.
; Geordi La Forge : VISOR-sighted Enterprise-D chief engineer.
; Wesley Crusher : Teenage acting ensign.
; Worf : Klingon Enterprise-D security chief.
; Deanna Troi : Half-Betazoid Enterprise-D counselor.
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