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Zadar IV

Zadar IV was the inhabited fourth planet of its star system. The planet was located in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant. This planet was the homeworld for a species of dolphins. 
Before stardate 41509, Starfleet oceanographer Lieutenant Harry Bernard, Sr. was stationed on Zadar IV with his son Harry Jr.. They lived on the and Harry Jr. often saw dolphins playing in the ocean there. They were later the inspiration for his first attempt at sculpting. ()
In 2402, Deanna Troi and William T. Riker considered taking a beach vacation on Zadar IV. ()
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=== Background information ===
According to the Star Trek: Star Charts ("United Federation of Planets I"), Zadar IV was a Federation member as of 2378.
=== Apocrypha ===
According to his personnel file in the non-canon Star Trek: Starship Creator, Lieutenant Barnaby was born on Zadar IV in 2343, where his mother Lee and father Edward reside.
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Zalkon

Zalkon was an inhabited planet in an unknown star system. It was located inside Zalkonian space in Sector 9569 of the Alpha Quadrant and was the homeworld of the warp-capable humanoid Zalkonians. The Zeta Gelis star cluster, a star cluster in a neighboring sector, was located 2.3 parsecs (7.5 light years) from Zalkon.
In 2366, John Doe and three other Zalkonians fled their homeworld in order to undergo the complete metamorphosis of their species from corporeal to non-corporeal beings. All but John Doe were hunted down by Zalkonian authorities before they could finish the transformation, however.
When the crew of the found a Zalkonian escape pod on a planet in the Zeta Gelis star cluster, with a badly wounded John Doe on board, they were able to reconstruct the course of his ship, back to Zalkon. At the time, Zalkon was on the Enterprise-D's intended course, and was already projected to be reached within 3 weeks, during their star charting mission. ()
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Zalkonian

The Zalkonians were an advanced warp-capable humanoid species native to the planet Zalkon.
By 2366, many Zalkonians began to undergo a process in which their DNA would mutate, causing them to transform into powerful non-corporeal lifeforms. They began experiencing isoelectric bursts and acquiring psionic potential as part of this process. The Zalkonian people were frightened by those undergoing the change and their government began exterminating anyone showing symptoms. Some of those affected fled their homeworld but were ruthlessly pursued by the Zalkonian military, including Commander Sunad.
In 2366, the discovered a crashed Zalkonian escape pod, and rescued one survivor that had suffered critical injuries. According to Dr. Beverly Crusher, the survivor suffered major trauma to his head and chest cavity, massive plasma loss, and severe damage to most of his organs. Dr. Crusher claimed that the survivor's body had amazing recuperative powers and that the damaged tissue had been repairing itself at a phenomenal rate. This survivor exhibited almost complete memory loss and so she named him "John Doe". "John" began to undergo the symptoms of a mutation while on board. This mutation often caused John pain and manifested as a yellow glowing energy in his chest. It also had its benefits. Miles O'Brien dislocated his shoulder and after coming into sickbay, "John" healed him with a single touch, much to his amazement. A similar contact with Geordi La Forge resulted in increased confidence on La Forge's part. "John" was even able to revive Worf after he fell from a raised platform and was fatally injured. 
Later, the Enterprise-D was intercepted by a ship commanded by Sunad. Sunad demanded "John"'s return, but Captain Jean-Luc Picard refused to turn "John" over without an explanation as to the nature of his crimes. Sunad attacked the Enterprise-D with a weapon that choked the entire crew of the ship (with the possible exception of Data), but "John" stopped the attack. Now that Sunad posed no danger to him, "John" finished his transformation and departed into space. ()
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== Background information ==
They were called Falacians in the first draft script.
According to an internal reference document, listing all the aliens seen in , which was circulated around the time of the production of TNG Season 5, the Zalkonians were given the description of "Humanoids with distinctive, heavily wrinkle-lapped foreheads and cheeks, with ridge lines forming the top of each ear."
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Zane Cassidy

Zane Cassidy is a stuntman and stunt actor who performed stunts in . He also appeared in at least two episodes of .
Cassidy is the son of stuntman and stunt coordinator Michael Cassidy and the brother of stunt performers Mickey Cassidy and Mariah Cassidy. He got his Screen Actors Guild card at the age of 6, while working on the 1990 action film Eve of Destruction, which also featured Tim Russ and Tom Morga. Cassidy was part of the "Best Ensemble Cast" of Short Cuts, which won a Venice Film Festival Award in 1993 and a Special Golden Globe Award in 1994.
Cassidy went on to perform stunts and portray supporting characters in such films as (1990, with Jayne Brook, Cathy Moriarty and Angela Bassett), (1991, with Zach Grenier and Elaine and Diane Klimaszewski), (1993, with Bruce Davison, Robert DoQui, and Charles Rocket), (1994, along stuntman Kim Robert Koscki), (1996, with Larry Cedar, Rosalind Allen, Ron Canada, and Aaron Lustig), and (1997, with Michael McKean and stunts by , Gary Guercio, and Cole McKay).
Further feature film performances include (2001, with Kim Darby), (2003, with Alex Daniels, Rick Worthy, Michael Cavanaugh, Eric Pierpoint, Jeff Ricketts, Jim Wilkey, Eddie Mathews, and Brian J. Williams), (2003), Bad New Bears (2005, with stunts by Webster Whinery, Jr. and Zach Duhame), (2006), and (2006, with Bill Smitrovich and stunt coordination by Kim Robert Koscki).
Cassidy has also portrayed stunt roles in several television series such as Baywatch, Tucker (2001), Drake & Josh (2004, stunt coordination by Vince Deadrick, Jr.), Zoey 101 (2006, along Shawn Crowder, Vince Deadrick, Jr., Cody Klop, and Nancy Thurston), and Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide (2006).
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Zaran

Zaran, also known as Mu Capricorni, was a unary star system in the Alpha Quadrant. ()
== Stellar Cartography == 
The Zaran system was visible from Earth in the constellation Capricornus. It was approximately 87 light years from Sol. 
In 2259, the position of this star system was seen on Federation star charts on the 's ready room viewscreen. ()
In 3191, the system's location was labeled in a star chart. ()
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* Zaranite
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Zed Lapis sector

Zed Lapis sector was a sector in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant. This sector was home to the planet Vagra II and the Zed Lapis Sector Spaceport. (; )
In 2364, the was traveling through the Zed Lapis sector to rendezvous with Lieutenant Ben Prieto and Counselor Deanna Troi who were aboard shuttlecraft 13 returning from a conference. The shuttle began experiencing an on-board systems failure and crashed on Vagra II. ()
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Zeon (planet)

Zeon was an inhabited planet with a ring system in an unnamed system. The planet was located in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant and was the homeworld of the Zeons, a pre-warp humanoid species. This planet was further out from its system's center than the sister planet Ekos. 
By the mid-23rd century, Zeon had interplanetary capable ships and its civilization had enjoyed dozens of generations of peace. Shortly after the year 2218, the Zeons undertook a mission to Ekos on a mission of civilizing the Ekosians. A Zeon colony was established on Ekos, which existed for the next half a century before being wiped out by the Ekosian National Socialist Party.
In 2268, Zeon was briefly endangered when the Ekosian Nazi regime planned to attack it with a fleet of manned and unmanned weapons. Promoted as the "Final Decision", the attack was barely averted by the crew of the starship , working with the Zeon and native Ekosian anti-Nazi underground resistance. ()
A photograph of Ekos and Zeon was displayed on one of the walls in dive bar on Starbase 25 in 2381. ()
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=== See also ===
* Zeon Minor
=== Background information ===
The name Zeon is similar to "", a for ancient . The altruistic immigrants Isak, his brother Abrom, and Davod are also similar to Hebrew names.
According to StarTrek.com, Zeon was located in the M34 Alpha system; however, according to the , the planet was located in the M43 Alpha system. Furthermore, it is stated in the Star Trek Encyclopedia that Zeon was a M-class planet.
=== Apocrypha ===
According to the Star Trek Maps (p. 27) and The Worlds of the Federation (p. 122), the name of the system was M43-Alpha. It was a trinary star system, Zeon being the fifth planet. According to Star Trek Maps, the total population of the two planets was 16.1 billion.
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Zeph (2384)

Zeph was a male Human third year Starfleet cadet who served on in 2384.
He was a member of the Nova Squadron. ()
== Background information ==
Zeph was voiced by Sunkrish Bala.
Though not addressed onscreen, co-executive producer Aaron Waltke has indicated that Zeph represented deliberate inclusion of a Human with . 
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Zeph (Section 31)

Zeph was a Human cyborg who served as a Section 31 operative in the early 24th century. He was a member of under Alok Sahar, alongside Quasi, Melle, and Fuzz. Zeph experienced mecha dysmorphia, a condition that led him to replace most of his body with cybernetic implants. His mechanical suit incorporated multiple functions, including an energy weapon and a drill bit; Zeph was insistent that the suit was him. He also perceived himself as a sociopath, though he nevertheless thought of his teammates fondly as friends.
In 2324, Alpha Team was dispatched to the Baraam to intercept a suspected bioweapon sale by Dada Noe. Zeph subdued Noe with a single blow, only to witness the weapon being unexpectedly seized by San.
The team proceeded to a Section 31 safe house, where they determined Noe to be his mirror universe counterpart, attempting to sell a Terran superweapon called the Godsend. Unbeknownst to the others, Fuzz was a who had disabled the base's antenna array by removing the theta junction. When the opportunity arose, Fuzz hacked Zeph's exoskeleton and forced him to replace the junction so as to send a transmission to San, before destroying it. He then had Zeph leave the base, and killed him with his own suit.
Fuzz planted evidence implicating Lieutenant Rachel Garrett in Zeph's death. eventually saw through his deception and confronted him, whereupon Fuzz remotely activated Zeph's suit and wielded the corpse to aid his escape. Zeph's body was left behind in the base's tunnels. ()
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Zero (hologram)

The hologram of Zero was created as a holo-duplicate by Jankom Pog, Zero, and Rok-Tahk in order to trick the crew of the . A glitch caused them to take on the personality and voice of and vice versa. In order to help maintain Zero's cover, they were programmed with the ability to read the minds of other holograms.
== History ==
In order to escape from the Voyager-A undetected, Jankom Pog, Zero, and Rok-Tahk created sentient holo-duplicates of the crew, giving them the ability to interact with physical matter and the personalities of their real selves. This was inspired by the plot of The Doctor's holonovel. However, while the programs were fully integrating, a great deal of confusion occurred as the holo-duplicates came to believe that they were the real crew and the others were the duplicates. As a result, the holograms attempted to undertake the mission themselves, which would have failed as they were limited to Voyager. After the two sets of crew battled each other across the ship, the two Roks came up with a solution in which they would overload the ship's holomatrix, resetting the holo-duplicates to the holodeck with no memories of the mission. However, while this was successful, the holo-duplicates ended up glitching, with Dal taking on the voice and personality of Zero, the personality of , Jankom the personality of Rok, the personality of , and Zero the voice and personality of . ()
The holo-duplicates continued their imperfect impersonation of the originals, which was eventually noticed by Maj'el, particularly after Hologram Gwyn vanished. ()
Maj'el brought the matter up to Vice Admiral Kathryn Janeway, Commander Tysess, and The Doctor, demonstrating using a game of Parrises squares. After Hologram Dal mentioned being a fan of The Doctor's holonovel, the three finally pieced together what had happened and Janeway deactivated the duplicates, aside from Gwyn, who had vanished two days before. By this time, a week had passed since the departure of the originals on the . ()
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Zero Sum Game

Zero Sum Game is a Star Trek: Typhon Pact novel – the first novel in the series – written by David Mack. Published by Pocket Books, it was first released in .
The novel features Julian Bashir and Ezri Dax's crew of the and explores the culture and society of the Breen.
== Summary ==
;From the book jacket
:A spy for the Typhon Pact – a new political rival of the Federation – steals the plans for Starfleet's newest technological advance: the slipstream drive. To stop the Typhon Pact from unlocking the drive's secrets, Starfleet Intelligence recruits a pair of genetically enhanced agents: Dr. Julian Bashir, of station Deep Space 9, and Sarina Douglas, a woman whose talents Bashir helped bring to fruition, and whom Bashir thinks of as his long-lost true love.
:Bashir and Douglas are sent to infiltrate the mysterious species known as the Breen, find the hidden slipstream project, and destroy it. Meanwhile, light-years away, Captain Ezri Dax and her crew on the USS Aventine play a dangerous game of cat and mouse with a Typhon Pact fleet that stands between them and the safe retrieval of Bashir and Douglas from hostile territory.
== Background information ==
* Zero Sum Game introduces a storyline that continues with Disavowed, A Ceremony of Losses and Control.
* The novel was announced at the Shore Leave convention on . It was originally scheduled to be the second novel in the series, but swapped with Seize the Fire in the schedule.
* The cover art was revealed by Mack on . Mark Rademaker designed the Aventine for the cover.
* Cover art and design by Alan Dingman.
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;Julian Bashir
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Zerta pathogen

The zerta pathogen was a type of pathogen that altered a person's DNA. This pathogen caused both de-evolution and hyperevolution.
In 2382, exposure to a zerta pathogen caused Ensign Barnes to mutate into a prehistoric cave dweller who could read minds. While Doctor T'Ana succeeded in finding an antidote, the effects of the disease wore off gradually. ()
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Zeta Gelis star cluster

The Zeta Gelis star cluster was a star cluster in the Alpha Quadrant. This cluster was in a sector that was adjacent to Sector 9569. The planet Zalkon was located 2.3 parsecs (7.5 light years) from this cluster in Sector 9569. 
In 2366, the was conducting a routine survey of an uninhabited star system in the Zeta Gelis cluster when they discovered an amnesic Zalkonian, who they called "John Doe" in the remains of an escape pod on a remote planet. ()
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Zetar

Zetar was a formerly inhabited planet in the Zetar system. This planet was located in the Alpha Quadrant and was the homeworld for the Zetarians, an extinct humanoid species.
The planet was subject to a massive cataclysmic event which destroyed all corporeal life there. When all life died, only a hundred or so of the resident civilization lived on as a pattern of lights and non-corporeal energy. ()
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Zetar system

The Zetar system was a formerly inhabited planetary system in the Alpha Quadrant. A planet in this system, Zetar, was the homeworld of the Zetarians.
Long before 2269, the planet Zetar was destroyed by a cataclysmic event. ()
== Stellar Cartography ==
The system's location was labeled in a Federation star chart that was in Fleet Admiral Kirsten Clancy's office at Starfleet Headquarters in 2399 and on the bridge of the in 2401. Zetar was in or near to Federation space. ()
In 3189, the location of this system was denoted on a holographic star chart of the galaxy at Federation Headquarters. ()
In 3190, the location of Zetar was labeled on a star chart used by Commander Paul Stamets for tracking the movement of the Dark Matter Anomaly through the galaxy. ()
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Zeus

In Greek mythology, Zeus was king of the gods, god of thunder and lightning. He was married to Hera, but had many affairs, including one with , a mortal woman, which produced Apollo and Artemis. Persephone was also one of his offspring.
==Alien origins==
In 2267, the encountered an alien being claiming to be the god Apollo on Pollux IV. Apollo explained that he and Zeus were actually members of a highly sophisticated race of alien beings who had visited Earth in ancient times, allowing themselves to be worshiped as gods. 
On Earth, Zeus came to be regarded as the king of the gods, ruling from Mount Olympus, with the power of life and death. He and the other gods had the power to alter themselves and the world around them, and their displeasure was generally fatal. With such abilities, the ancient Greeks with whom they interacted considered them gods and, after a time, the aliens themselves came to think themselves as gods in the same manner. ()
When Apollo first described Zeus, he spoke of him as a friend and equal, and as a "fellow traveler". He later contradicted this narrative and stated he was actually Zeus's son, and had been born on Earth due to a union between Zeus and the Human woman . James T. Kirk suspected that neither version was completely true and that Apollo's appearance as a Greek god had been created for the benefit of his Human visitors.
==Fate==
After being worshiped on Earth, mankind turned away from the Greek gods, forcing Zeus and the other gods to return home to Pollux IV. Once back on Pollux IV, Zeus and the other Greek gods found life lonely and empty without worshipers. Zeus eventually transcended his physical existence, described as "spreading himself thinner and thinner until he was entirely gone". Apollo claimed this was not death, but it seemed clear that those who had departed by this means were beyond returning. ()
In 2382, Lieutenant junior grade Beckett Mariner, after learning that Ensign Olly was a descendant of "the psychokinetic being that presented itself as Zeus" told her mother "didn't Kirk kick their asses? I -- I thought they all went off and became "one with the wind" or whatever." ()
==Legacy==
According to Henry Janeway, Zeus watched over travelers. ()
Ensign Olly was Zeus' granddaughter. ()
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Zeus appears in the comic book What Fools These Mortals Be, ruling over a small planet resembling ancient Greece. Contrary to his usual depiction, Zeus is drawn to resemble a beardless, bald man.
In the novel Gods Above it is revealed that Zeus was known by many other names in different cultures, including Jupiter, Amen-Re, Woden, Takami-Musubi and Saint Klaus (Santa Claus). In the 24th century, he prefers to be called "Old Father".
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Zhat Vash

The Zhat Vash was an ancient and secret Romulan cabal of Tal Shiar operatives. According to Laris, it was thousands upon thousands of years old, and it supposedly predated the Tal Shiar, which she said functioned merely as a mask for the Zhat Vash. Zhat vash was also a term sometimes used to refer to the dead, the "only reliable keepers of secrets". ()
Its sole purpose was claimed to be to keep a secret so profound and terrible that just learning it could break a person's mind. When she was a Tal Shiar recruit, Laris heard a drunk handler claim to her that the organization was motivated by hate, fear and pure unassuageable loathing for artificial intelligence, including androids, AIs, and other forms of synthetic life, which they attempted to seek out and destroy. ()
Allegedly, the Zhat Vash operated without regard for treaty or jurisdiction, not just on Romulan worlds, but also in the Klingon Empire, the Gorn Hegemony, and even the United Federation of Planets. ()
==History==
The Zhat Vash were formed hundreds of years before the 24th century, when a group of Romulans investigating the mystery of the Eightfold Stars discovered the Admonition on the planet Aia. After experiencing the memories of the utter devastation wrought by the synthetic "Destroyer", called Seb-Cheneb, contained within the Admonition, they dedicated themselves to eliminating synthetics so as to prevent another such event. Subsequent generations of Zhat Vash would also submit themselves to Admonition, so as to strengthen themselves for their task. ()
The story of the "Zhat Vash" was sometimes told to frighten Tal Shiar recruits, with its alleged motives known to very few; Zhaban was largely skeptical of their existence and equated it to stories of "boogeymen". In 2399, former operative Laris related the rumors about the Zhat Vash to retired Admiral Jean-Luc Picard; they came to believe that the Zhat Vash were likely behind the attacks on Dahj Asha on Earth. ()
General Oh later led a warbird squadron to destroy the planet Coppelius' population of synths, but encountered s and a fleet of Starfleet starships led by the . During that battle, Narissa was killed in combat with Seven of Nine on the . Due to that event, the Federation came to believe that the Zhat Vash were likely behind the Attack on Mars and lifted the ban on the creation of artificial lifeforms. ()
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*Eight unnamed female Romulans
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