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Decontamination chamber

The decontamination chamber (or simply decon chamber) was a facility on Earth Starfleet vessels (such as starships) in the mid-22nd century.
Decon was used for decontaminating crewmembers after exposure to the potentially dangerous environmental conditions, lifeforms, materials, airborne bodies, or other contaminants found in alien environments such as planets or spacecraft. Aboard NX-class ships, decon was located adjacent to the launch bay and a locker room. It was not much larger than a turbolift, featuring two benches and a window looking out into a corridor. Utilizing a combination of ultraviolet radiation and various topical skin gels to achieve its effect, the chamber offered very little privacy, requiring officers to disrobe and remain in the cramped chamber for sometimes extended periods. While the decon chamber was inordinately small, Enterprise armory officer Malcolm Reed likened it to a spa he once visited in Mexico. (, et al.) The decon chamber was located on D Deck of an NX-class starship. ()
The first use of the decon chamber aboard came in 2151, when Commander and Vulcan Sub-Commander T'Pol were exposed to protocystian spores after visiting a trading complex on Rigel X. ()
In the year 2152, Tucker was protected from a sedative gas released by Ferengi pirates while enduring an overextended stay in decon and was therefore the only crewmember left conscious during the initial stages of that crisis. ()
The same year, a group of three Takret – Rellus Tagrim, Renth, and Guri – passed the decon chamber before being welcomed aboard the ship by Captain Jonathan Archer. ()
In 2153, T'Pol suggested placing a pair of Borg-assimilated Tarkaleans into the decon chamber, but Doctor Phlox dimissed this suggestion because he was unable to examine them there as extensively as he could in sickbay. ()
In 2154, Enterprise crewmembers Hoshi Sato and Charles Tucker were confined to the decon chamber after becoming infected with a silicon-based virus. While the chamber was locked to prevent the exposure of the entire crew, Sato managed to break the lock and escape during a fever-induced hallucination. This resulted in the immediate lockdown of that entire deck. ()
In the mirror universe, the crew of the held a Tholian prisoner in their decon chamber, using the device to torture and ultimately kill the alien in 2155. ()
By the 23rd and 24th centuries, the decontamination chamber became obsolete aboard Federation vessels, as transporter biofilters and advanced shipboard ventilation systems ruled out the necessity for such a device. () Nonetheless, due to problems with their transporters, as of 2382, Starbase 80 still required the use of decontamination chamber and gel. ()
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Decontamination gel

Decontamination gel was a medical substance used in the decontamination chamber aboard the in the 2150s.
In 2152, the Takret Guri sniffed at a container of this gel while passing the decon chamber. ()
As of 2382, Starbase 80 still used decontamination gel and chambers as their transporter was not safe for organic items. Commander Jack Ransom seemed to enjoy the gel greatly, carrying a can with him. Ransom later used some of the excess gel to help free Lieutenant Gene Jakobowski, who was stuck in an oxygen pipe. ()
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Decoration for Gallantry

The Decoration for Gallantry was a decoration issued in the 23rd century for an exceptional act of courage. 
Sometime during his service in Starfleet, Christopher Pike was awarded this medal. This medal, along with other awards, was listed in the commendations section of Pike's personnel file. ()
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*Starfleet Decoration for Valor and Gallantry
*Decoration for Valor
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Decoration for Valor

The Decoration for Valor was a metal issued to Starfleet personnel during the 24th century for an exceptional act of courage. 
Sometime during his service, Keith Rocha was twice awarded this medal, a fact mentioned by William T. Riker as he noted that Rocha's record was "spotless", which contradicted the description of Rocha given by Aquiel Uhnari. ()
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*Starfleet Decoration for Valor and Gallantry
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Dee Bradley Baker

Dee Bradley Baker is an actor who voices Murf on . He also voiced other characters in the series.
His first contribution to the Star Trek universe was in the Star Trek: Starfleet Command III, where he portrayed "Romulan Officer #2" and provided additional voices.
Baker is known as a prolific voice actor on animated series like SpongeBob Squarepants (with Tom Kenny, Clancy Brown, and Carlos Alazraqui), , , Gravity Falls, Steven Universe, , The Fairy OddParents, Ben 10, and Seth MacFarlane's American Dad! (with Scott Grimes and Patrick Stewart). He also voiced "Olmec" in the Nickelodeon/The CW game show "Legends of the Hidden Temple".
His film voice acting credits include (1996, with Maurice LaMarche and Frank Welker) and (2014, with Fred Tatasciore, Maurice LaMarche, Brian George, Simon Pegg, and Tom Kenny).
He also provides the voice of the clone troopers in various Star Wars animated series and video games.
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Deep Domain

Beneath the seas of Akkalla hide the seeds of its future – and the secrets of its past!
Deep Domain is a Pocket TOS novel – #33 in the numbered series – written by Howard Weinstein. Published by Pocket Books, it was first released in .
== Summary ==
;From the book jacket
:A routine diplomatic visit to the water-world of Akkalla becomes a nightmarish search for a missing Spock and Chekov, a search that plunges Admiral Kirk headlong into a corrupt government's desperate struggle to retain power.
:For both a Federation Science outpost and Akkalla's valiant freedom fighters have begun uncovering the ancient secrets hidden beneath her tranquil oceans. Secrets whose exposure may mean civil war for the people of Akkalla – and death for the crew of the starship .
== Background information ==
* In his author's notes, Howard Weinstein states that the novel takes place in the years immediately following the Enterprises encounter with V'ger in .
* Weinstein also states that his idea for his novel began when he was asked to suggest concepts for the plot of , for which Weinstein was credited with "thanks".
== Characters ==
; James T. Kirk
; Spock
; Pavel Chekov
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Deep Space 21

For the episode , UI graphic designer Dominique Rossier created an info panel for the mess hall depicting the Milky Way Galaxy with planet and Starfleet space station locations labeled. Identified as a space station, Deep Space 21 was one of the locations mentioned on the chart. Although the panel did not appear in the episode, it can be seen at Rossier's artist page at Art Station. 
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Deep Space 3

Deep Space 3, abbreviated as DS3, was a Federation deep space station that was in service with Starfleet in the late 24th century and in the late 32nd century. 
== History == 
In 2370, the commanding officer of this station was Vice Admiral Marcus Holt. 
In that year, the station hosted the annual palio, wherein the Ferengi were accused of trying to bribe the Breen pilot into throwing the race. 
Nine days before Holt contacted Captain Jean-Luc Picard, the , commanded by Captain Silva La Forge, departed Deep Space 3 on a routine courier mission. For five days, the station was in contact with the starship. After the ship vanished without a trace, Holt recruited the and the for the task of finding the lost Hera. For seventy-two hours, the ships retraced the course of the Hera, without success. Holt planned on having the ships continue the search for another seventy-two hours; however, he did not think the additional time given to the ships would make a difference. ()
On one occasion, the Zebulon Sisters performed the Chu Chu dance at Deep Space 3, an event Beckett Mariner attended. She spoke of it in mid-2380, when she said she was just then coming down from the high. ()
== Stellar Cartography ==
In 3191, this base's location in the Alpha Quadrant was labeled on a star chart. ()
== Appendices ==
=== Background information ===
According to Star Trek: Star Charts ("United Federation of Planets I") and Stellar Cartography: The Starfleet Reference Library ("Federation Historical Highlights, 2161-2385"), Deep Space 3 was located in the Alpha Quadrant.
Deep Space 3 was mentioned in Max Grodénchik's "Rom's Song", as the station that "Rom" thought Odo ought to transfer to. 
=== Apocrypha ===
The station appears in War Dragons and was also referenced in the A Singular Destiny as well as in the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine - Core Game Book.
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Deep Space 4

Deep Space 4, abbreviated as DS4, was a Federation deep space station in service with Starfleet during the 24th century. It was located in the Beta Quadrant. ()
For his investigation of the ancient humanoids' DNA puzzle in 2369, Professor planned to travel from the to Deep Space 4 on a Vulcan transport, and from there gain passage to Caere on an Al-Leyan transport. ()
Captain Kathryn Janeway on the , while searching for information on Seven of Nine in 2374, could only find a single entry on the Hansen family, in DS4's database. ()
Deep Space 4 was shut down in 2400. Unaware of this, the following year Admiral Jean-Luc Picard claimed to Captain Liam Shaw of the that their proposed, unscheduled excursion to the Ryton system would be followed by a final engineering inspection at DS4. This confirmed Shaw's suspicion that he was being deceived. ()
In 2401, Deep Space 4's location was labeled on a star chart used aboard the . ()
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=== Background information ===
In "The Chase", the location of Deep Space 4 was pointed out by Richard Galen from a star chart of the Milky Way Galaxy. 
In the episode "Disengage", the location of this deep space station was seen on the bridge of the on what appears to be an updated chart from Star Trek: Star Charts. Dave Blass published pictures of the set on .
=== Apocrypha ===
Deep Space 4 was also mentioned in the novels A Singular Destiny and Watching the Clock.
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Deep Space 5

Deep Space 5 was a Federation deep space station that was in service with Starfleet in the late 24th century and early 25th century. DS5 was located near the Ivor star system, which was home to a Federation colony on its planet Ivor Prime. (; )
In an alternate quantum reality visited by Worf in 2370, Deep Space 5 was responsible for new starship developments and the object of covert surveillance by the Cardassians, along with Starbase 47, the Iadara colony, and the Utopia Planitia Fleet Yards. ()
In 2373, Deep Space 5 reported the complete destruction of the colony on Ivor Prime. It was subsequently determined that the Borg were responsible, and were mounting a new attempt at an invasion of the Federation. ()
In 3191, this base's location in the Alpha Quadrant was labeled on a star chart. ()
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=== Background information ===
In the episode "Disengage", the location of this deep space station was seen on the bridge of the on what appears to be an updated chart from Star Trek: Star Charts. Dave Blass published pictures of the set on .
=== Apocrypha ===
In the Balance of Power, Geordi La Forge mentions that Deep Space 5 was smaller than other deep space stations and smaller than the Enterprise
Deep Space 5 was also mentioned in the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine - Core Game Book as well as in the New Frontier novel House of Cards. In the latter, the station was located near , a region of space that included the planets and and the former . The station was under the command of Admiral Edward Jellico. The refitted launched from Deep Space 5 on its mission to render humanitarian aid to Sector 221-G.
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Deep Space 6

Deep Space 6, abbreviated as DS6, was a Federation deep space station that was in service with Starfleet in the late 24th century. It was located in the Beta Quadrant. A Federation starship traveling from the vicinity of Starbase 80 at impulse would reach this station in 400 years. ()
In 2324, the location of this starbase was labeled on a Section 31 star chart used in a briefing presented by Control to Alpha Team. ()
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Deep Space Mine!

== Summary ==
== Background information ==
=== Creators ===
* Based on Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry 
* Writer: Dan Mishkin
* Artists:
** Terry Pallot (pencil art, inking, letter art)
** Mike Heilemann (color design)
** Jennifer Schellinger (color seps)
** Leonard Kirk (cover pencil art)
** Jack Snider (cover inking)
** Moose Baumann (cover color art)
* Editors:
** Mark Paniccia
** Clarissa Manansala (asst. editor)
== Characters ==
=== Regular and recurring characters ===
; Benjamin Sisko : Commanding officer of Deep Space 9.
; Kira Nerys : First officer aboard Deep Space 9, and Bajoran liaison to Starfleet.
; Julian Bashir : Chief medical officer aboard DS9.
; Odo : Changeling chief of security aboard DS9.
; Jadzia Dax : Trill science officer aboard DS9.
; Miles O'Brien : Chief of operations aboard DS9.
; Quark : Ferengi businessman and owner of Quark's located on the station's Promenade.
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Deep Space Nine

Aside from the series, , Deep Space Nine may refer to:
* Deep Space 9, the station
* Deep Space 9 personnel
* "Deep Space Nine (novella)", the story by Benny Russell in the 1950s
* Starships visiting Deep Space 9
* First Battle of Deep Space 9
* Second Battle of Deep Space 9
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*Star Trek: Deep Space Nine - Behind the Scenes, a 1993 documentary
*Deep Space Nine Chronicles, special introductions recorded for the first four season episodes, found on the 4th season release in region 2
*Deep Space Nine: A Bold New Beginning, a feature on the first season DVD release
*New Frontiers: The Story Of Deep Space Nine, a feature on the second season DVD release
*Charting New Territory: Deep Space Nine Season Four, a feature on the fourth season DVD release
;Novels
* Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (Pocket), the Deep Space Nine-based novels published by Pocket Books
** Star Trek: Deep Space Nine - Millennium, a trilogy that takes place during the Dominion War
** Star Trek: Deep Space Nine - Mission Gamma, a four-book miniseries within the Deep Space Nine relaunch
** Worlds of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, relaunch novels concentrating on six worlds closely tied to Deep Space 9
;Reference works
* Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Technical Manual, technical details of the station and related vehicles
* , a detailed episode guide and series guide
* Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Companion - A Series Guide and Script Library, a collection of video trailers and scripts for the series
* The Making of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, a behind-the-scenes book on what it took to bring DS9 to the screen
;Comics
* Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (Malibu), the first Deep Space Nine comic book published by Malibu Comics
** Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Annual
** Star Trek: Deep Space Nine - Hearts and Minds
** Star Trek: Deep Space Nine - The Maquis: Soldier of Peace
** Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Special
* Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (Marvel), the Deep Space Nine comic book published by Marvel Comics
* Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (WildStorm), the Deep Space Nine comic book published by WildStorm
** Star Trek: Deep Space Nine - N-Vector
* Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (IDW), the Deep Space Nine comic book published by IDW
** Star Trek: Deep Space Nine - Fool's Gold
;Games
* Decipher's RPG:
** Star Trek: Deep Space Nine - Core Game Book, the main book for the Decipher RPG
** Star Trek: Deep Space Nine - Narrator's Toolkit, an add-on book for the Decipher RPG
* Decipher's Customizable Card Game:
** CCG: Deep Space Nine
* Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: The Board Game, the board game from Component Game Systems.
* Video games:
** Star Trek: Deep Space Nine - Crossroads of Time, a 1995 Sega Genesis game
** Star Trek: Deep Space Nine - Harbinger, a 1996 PC game
** Star Trek: Deep Space Nine - The Fallen, a third person shooter from 2000
** Star Trek: Deep Space Nine - Dominion Wars, a 2002 strategy game
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*Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (DVD)
*Star Trek: Deep Space Nine calendars
* Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (soundtracks), various soundtracks for Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
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Deep Space Operations

Deep Space Operations was an agency within 2150s Starfleet. This agency was named on the dedication plaques of the starships. The notable individuals of this agency were listed on the plaque. This agency collaborated with other entities named on the plaques in the planning, building, and testing of starships. (, ; , )
=== Columbia (NX-02) ===
These individuals were named as Deep Space Operations officers on the dedication plaque of the . (, )
* T. Arp
* T. Purser
* J. Pizston
* J. Djanrelian
* C. Clark
* F. O'Hea
* R. Ratliff
* J. Peyser
* D. Drozdowski
* R. Hester
* W. Thoms
* V. Deadrick, Jr.
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Deep body scan

A deep body scan was a medical imaging scan that went to the subatomic level.
In 2373, The Doctor set his holo-imager to take deep body scans of 's crew. He had yet to scan Kathryn Janeway and said so, before revealing that he had discovered, via such a scan, that he'd performed complex neurosurgery Harry Kim, yet had no memory of having done so. ()
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Deer

A deer was a quadrupedal mammal native to Earth, a young deer was known as a fawn. They usually inhabited forests, and were herbivores. Sometimes they were used for sacrifices to a god. () Leather made from deer was known as buckskin. () One species of deer was the reindeer. ()
In 1957, when a team of Vulcans crash-landed on Earth, their scanners detected the life signs of two deer approaching. Upon seeing the deer, T'Mir commented "Fascinating." As they hadn't eaten in several days, Mestral considered capturing one and eating it, as it could sustain them for several days. However, Stron was disgusted at the thought of eating meat, calling it "savagery". ()
While criticizing the furnishings of Lieutenant Uhura's quarters in 2268, Elaan, the Dohlman of Elas asked "Am I a soft Troyian fawn to need pillows to sit on?" ()
In 2286, the name of the Cervus elaphus species of deer was among the names of animals shown in the phylum search mode results given when Spock searched the database for a match to the Whale Probe's vocalizations. The name was paired with an image of a flatworm. ()
A deer appeared in Commander Chakotay's akoonah-induced dreams. He was hunting the deer through 's corridors with a spear. In the ship's mess hall, the deer morphed into a member of the Dream Aliens. ()
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Defense Plant Gambling (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Gene-ology kicks off its deep dive into the early TV work of Gene Roddenberry with his first sold TV script, the "Defense Plant Gambling" episode of from .
:Guest-starring Mark Stablein as Macauley and Jonathan Woodward as Zaratt.
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Defense drone

A Defense Drone was a type of armed, atmosphere capable, robotic spacecraft that were known to be in use by the Confederation of Earth around the turn of the 25th Century in an alternate timeline. 
The Defense Drones strongly resembled Federation drones of the equivalent period (late 24th Century / early 25th Century) that were primarily used as part of defense perimeters or else defense nets such as Mars' Planetary defense system circa 2385, and presumably performed much the same role. (, "Penance")
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* Sentry pod
* Robotics
* Auxiliary space vessel
* Confederation Corps
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Defense mechanism

A defensive mechanism was an unconscious strategy that people would use to avoid unwanted thoughts, emotions, or feelings, or to reduce anxiety, distress, or internal conflict. They took many forms, such as aggression and making a joke out of everything. ()
In 2154, Doctor Phlox theorized that Orion pheromones acted as a defense mechanism against competition for males, after several women on reported headaches and listlessness following exposure to the substance. ()
In 2369, the neurosomatic technique was used by Suna when he attempted to extract information from Starfleet officer William T. Riker's memory. During the procedure, Riker's mind created a defense mechanism which resisted the technique. ()
In 2373, Lyris explained Harry Kim's instinctive hostility towards the Nasari as being a defense mechanism programmed into all Taresian children. ()
== See also ==
* Automated defense mechanism
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Defiant (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Our old friend William T. Riker stops by Deep Space 9 during leave, but he's not acting like himself. In fact, he's not himself – he's Thomas Riker, Will's transporter clone. Thomas is on a mission to steal the in the name of the Maquis and challenge the Cardassians in the demilitarized zone. Is the mission about policy though, or is it about ego? We put into this week's Mission Log.
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