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Psionic energy

Psionic energy was a type of energy associated with mental processes, including telepathy. It was indicative of psionic phenomena.
Among the unexplained phenomena associated with the galactic barrier was that it could generate an extreme acceleration in psionic ability in some Humans. Gary Mitchell was the most notorious example. ()
The non-corporeal lifeform known as Onaya stimulated the creativity of other beings using psionic energy. She also left behind traces of psionic energy in her environment that persisted for a few minutes, which could be detected by tricorders. ()
In 3190, Michael Burnham reported no evidence of psionic energy or infrasound on the former Species 10-C homeworld that could be causing the visions being experienced by her away team. ()
== See also ==
* Psionic field
* Psionic resonator
* Psionic signature
* Psionic residue
* Telepathic energy
* Extrasensory perception
* Telepathy
* Telekinesis
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Psionic field

A psionic field was a bioelectric energy field with a psychoactive effect utilizing psionic energy. 
The Botha of the Delta Quadrant used a psionic field modulating on a delta wave frequency to trap the crews of starships in vivid hallucinations. They employed this attack against the in 2372, apparently generating the field from three ships. 
B'Elanna Torres believed that a resonance burst from the warp core would be able to block the field. With help from The Doctor, Kes was able to resist the Bothan's telepathy long enough to trigger the burst. After the Bothan was defeated, he and his ships were revealed to be illusions themselves, and thus the truth behind the psionic field remained a mystery. ()
== See also ==
* Psionic energy
* Psionic residue
* Psionic resonator
* Psionic signature
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Category:Telepathy
Psionic resonator

A psionic resonator was a type of weapon that functioned by amplifying telepathic energy and focusing it into kinetic form; as such, the destructive power of psionic resonators was greatly disproportionate to their size and the energy required to operate them. However, the difficulty of controlling such weapons was not insignificant and they could easily malfunction, causing damage to their wielder.
In 2369 one type of Vulcan psionic resonator, known as the Stone of Gol was discovered to still exist, though in pieces, long after it was thought destroyed. The mercenary Arctus Baran was hired to locate the pieces and deliver them to the Vulcan Isolationist Movement ()
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Psychiatric observation

A psychiatric observation was a medical order from a certified psychiatric professional by which someone could be held in a medical facility should that person be deemed a threat to themselves or others. 
In 2377, [Counselor]] Deanna Troi, working with Starfleet Command under the urging of Reginald Barclay, threatened Ferengi spy Leosa with such a measure, with extended observation, if she had not agreed to cooperate with authorities for her part in the theft of the , which was then reprogrammed to steal Seven of Nine's nanoprobes. ()
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Psychogenic

The term psychogenic referred to experiences that originated from the brain rather then any physical cause.
Talosians possessed susceptive psychogenic abilities, and material illusion was their primary form of defense. () Telepathy-induced psychogenic manipulation was also used by a Delta Quadrant organism to lure in prey. It would sense thoughts and create illusions based on desires. ()
Victims of transporter psychosis experienced hallucinations accompanied by psychogenic hysteria. ()
After Jean-Luc Picard started experiencing what appeared to be time travel in 2370, he underwent a neurographic scan which did not indicate anything that might cause hallucinations or a psychogenic reaction. ()
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Psychological evaluation

A psychological evaluation or psych evaluation was often mandatory for astronauts or other people with occupations that might have led to high .
Doctors such as psychologists or anyone with expertise in psychology generally submitted their evaluation report after interviewing the person that they were giving the psych evaluation of.
In 2024, Q posed as such a doctor while giving Renée Picard a psych evaluation. ()
In 2364, Wesley Crusher underwent a psych test when he entered Starfleet Academy. ()
A psych evaluation was included in Commander Raffaela Musiker's Starfleet personnel file. ()
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Psychoprojective telepathy

Psychoprojective telepathy was a telepathic ability of the Halanans. It apparently entailed projecting a seemingly solid image of ones' self, which could act out subconscious personality traits.
On a visit to Deep Space 9 aboard the in 2370, Nidell lost control of her psychoprojective telepathy, allowing Fenna to appear to Benjamin Sisko. ()
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Ptolemy class

The Ptolemy-class was a type of Federation transport/tug utilized by Starfleet during the latter half of the 23rd century. 
Based on the standard Starfleet design tree and hull components of the time, the Ptolemy-class replaced the engineering hull of the with a connector at the base of the connecting neck, which could accept a variety of transport containers.
A graphic displaying a vessel of this class appeared on the Starfleet Academy bridge simulation in 2285, as well on the bridge of the Enterprise. ( and Star Trek III: The Search for Spock)
=== Ships of the class ===
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Name 	Registry	Notes 	Status	Date
NCC-3801	NCC-3801	Ship schematics seen on bridge monitors	Active	23rd century
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=== Background information ===
The Ptolemy-class starship display was literally a page pulled from Franz Josephs' Star Fleet Technical Manual. In it, he has designated the class as a "Class I Transport/Tug – MK-VI"
In addition to the Ptolemy, other images appearing in the graphic loop from this source include the , , and .
Along with these, the Ptolemy-class became one of the very first ever Star Trek role playing game miniatures to be released in 1979 by GameScience for use in the Star Fleet Battles game from Task Force Games. The miniature was reissued in 1984 by the Japanese Tsukuda Hobby for its Star Trek: The Invasion of Klingon Empire game derivative.
=== Apocrypha ===
According to Star Fleet Technical Manual from which the class was derived, NCC-3801 was the registry of the and was also the prototype of the class.
The Ptolemy-class vessel was featured on the cover of the 2011 Declassified, the sixth outing in the Star Trek: Vanguard series. For this representation the cover artist, Doug Drexler, recreated the design as a CGI model.
In the CD-ROM game , the was assigned to recapture a Ptolemy-class Starfleet tug, the , that had been hijacked by pirates. The ship was described as having a crew of seventeen, captained by Lt. .
The Ptolemy-class was also present in the Star Fleet Universe game, in which it served as part of the Federation's logistical network in peace and war. In Star Fleet Battles Module R8, a scenario was presented in which Ptolemy herself was tasked with transporting the crippled vessel Star Tiger out of danger in the early part of the General War.
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Puberty

Puberty was the development of secondary sexual characteristics as found in most humanoid species, as well as the development of the ability to reproduce. The secondary sexual characteristics vary greatly from species to species.
Elogium was the Ocampan equivalent to puberty, while jak'tahla could be considered the Klingon form of puberty. (; )
The finiis'ral was a stage in a Kriosian empathic metamorph's life that was similar to late-stage puberty. ()
While investigating the duplicate Earth in 2266, Spock mentioned the possibility that the native children contracted the life prolongation project virus when they entered puberty. ()
Rybo-viroxic-nucleic sequences and structures was one of the key factors that controlled certain chemical and genetic changes in development during puberty of a humanoid. ()
When Odo began experiencing fluctuations with his morphogenic matrix in 2372, Doctor Julian Bashir theorized that the fluctuations were the result of a normal biological process for Changelings that was similar to puberty and menopause. Odo replied that Bashir's theory was "interesting", but suggested that the doctor keep it to himself. ()
In 2374, Tom Paris welcomed Chakotay and Seven of Nine in a cave on a class Y planet where he was trapped and told them he saw his life passing before his eyes and arrived at puberty when he lost consciousness. ()
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Public Enemies, Private Lives

Away team in peril! 
==Background information==
* This issue has an internal copyright date of , but the cover lists .
===Creators===
* Writer:
** Mariano
* Artist:
** Tom Grindberg (pencil art – interior and cover)
** Bob Almond (inking)
** Matt Webb (color art)
** Chris Eliopoulos (letter art)
** Al Milgrom (cover inking)
* Editors:
** Tim Tuohy
** Chip Carter (credited as "botanist")
** Bob Harras (editor-in-chief – credited as "bonzai fiend")
* Special thanks to Fabian Nicieza
==Characters==
===Main===
* Benjamin Sisko
* Kira Nerys
* Odo
* Jadzia Dax
* Julian Bashir
* Miles O'Brien
* Worf
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Public Enemies, Private Lives, Conclusion

Attack of the Defiant! 
==Background information==
* The copyright listed inside the issue is , but the cover lists .
* This was the first issue in the Marvel DS9 line that featured the "New guide to the Star Trek universe", a two page spread at the start of the issue, profiling crew members and giving a synopsis of past events.
===Creators===
* Writer:
** Mariano
* Artist:
** Tom Grindberg (pencil art – interior and cover)
** Bob Almond (inking – interior and cover)
** Matt Webb (color art)
** Chris Eliopoulos & Virtual Calligraphy (letter art)
** Comicraft (JG; JM; CSL) (design)
* Editors:
** Tim Tuohy (credited as "hates botany")
** Chip Carter (credited as "loves botany")
** Bob Harras (editor-in-chief – credited as "allergic")
==Characters==
===Main===
* Benjamin Sisko
* Kira Nerys
* Odo
* Jadzia Dax
* Julian Bashir
* Miles O'Brien
* Worf
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Pulaski Pulls No Punches (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Doctor Katherine Pulaski (Diana Muldaur) is one of Star Treks most controversial characters. Taking over from Doctor Crusher in Season 2 of The Next Generation, she has been described as a "female Bones" and criticized in particular for her attitude towards Data. In this episode, Brittany joins us to discuss our impressions of Pulaski and whether she's been given a fair shake in the fandom.
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Pumpkin

A pumpkin was a type of edible gourd native to Earth, that was usually harvested during autumn. Pumpkins were traditionally made into jack-o'-lanterns for the holiday of Halloween. ()
In 2259, there were pumpkins available for sale at the Lapithas Market in the Parnassus Beta colony. ()
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Pun

A pun was a form of word play used to show the difference between similar words. It was often used for a humorous effect.
Some puns were the unintentional result of a misundertanding. In 2268, James T. Kirk clarified his opinion on the Iotian ethos to Jojo Krako, saying, "No, I don't think you're stupid. I just think your behavior is arrested." Krako mistook his use of the word "arrested", replying, "I haven't been arrested in my whole life!" ()
In 2372, after B'Elanna Torres and Harry Kim tried to create a makeshift holo-projector so The Doctor could materialize in engineering, they found that his projection made him appear only a few inches tall. When it was explained that the reason for this was most likely due to the imaging interface not being properly stabilized, and that it was "just a small oversight," adding, "no pun intended." ()
In 2375, Naomi Wildman, while talking to Neelix, told him that Trevis a fictional character who was an anthropomorphic tree trunk turned out to be a nice person. She then made the pun "His bark was worse than his bite." () 
Later on, Section 31 chose Doctor Julian Bashir to conduct a mission for them while he was on Romulus by gathering data about the Romulan leadership. The dispatching agent, Luther Sloan, explained to Bashir that "we want you to take the pulse of their government," adding, "No pun intended." ()
In 2378, a Federation arbitrator ruled that The Doctor had the ability to control his work, namely his holonovel Photons Be Free, which Ardon Broht published without The Doctor's permission, thus marking a significant victory for the rights of holograms. The Doctor ultimately felt that the decision was a hollow victory and asked the crew of the to pardon the pun. ()
Later that year, Crewman Chell volunteered to replace Neelix as chef in Voyagers mess hall. Some of the foods listed among his sample menu were Plasma Leek Soup, Chicken Warp Core-don Bleu and Red Alert Chili. Commander Chakotay told Captain Kathryn Janeway that if Chell's cooking was as bad as his puns, they would be in trouble. ()
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Punch (beverage)

Punch was a beverage usually containing fruit juice, that may or may not be alcoholic. It is often served from a communal bowl.
Neelix made punch for Kes' second birthday party aboard in 2371, which he called "birthday punch". ()
==Types of punches==
*Chocolate passion punch
*Muskan seed punch
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Punch (combat)

A punch was a strike delivered with a closed fist, essentially hitting someone with the force of one's hand clenched into a fist.
In 2381, Commander Jack Ransom ordered Lieutenant junior grade Beckett Mariner to punch his teeth out so he could use them as a lure for an escaped moopsy, which drank bones. Doctor T'Ana later gave him a new set of "chompers", which were humorously two sizes two large for his mouth, in return. ()
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* Right cross
* Uppercut
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Puncture

A puncture, puncture wound, or perforation was a piercing wound of soft tissue, such as an organ, caused by a sharp object.
In 2263 of the alternate reality, 's iliac region was pierced by debris from a swarm ship, necessitating Doctor 's surgical intervention. ()
In 2267, following an attack by a parasitic creature, Spock was left with a puncture wound in his back. ()
In 2268, James T. Kirk sustained a punctured left lung after Thelev attacked him. Leonard McCoy noted that it would have pierced his heart if the wound had been a centimeter or so lower. ()
In 2369, a Bajoran phaser blast punctured Mullibok's peritoneum. ()
In 2372, Liquidator Brunt's Nausicaan bodyguards beat up Quark, puncturing his lower lung. ()
In 2373, Captain managed to direct damage control for the crippled despite suffering from a punctured lung and other internal injuries. ()
The Borg used extraction tubules to puncture lifeforms in order to extract tissue samples. ()
In 2374, Jadzia Dax got a puncture in her right abdominal cavity, when the ship she was on was attacked by Jem'Hadar. ()
Later that year, Odo warned Quark that his backless barstools were dangerous, giving the example of Morn falling from one and "shattering his upper vertebrae or puncturing three or four of his lungs." Quark disagreed, saying the barfly's body weight was balanced evenly. ()
A risk for the mother to carry a Ktarian baby was a perforation of her uterus by the baby's cranial ridges. ()
In 2374, when the isomorph Dejaren reached inside B'Elanna Torres' chest, he grabbed her heart and perforated her fourth ventricle. ()
Later that year, a crewmen aboard Voyager suffered from a punctured lung, arterial rupture, and fracture of the thirteenth vertebra after he was forced to take part in the Hirogen hunting program. ()
In 2375, after Mulchaey was found, Seven of Nine noted that he was punctured by an extraction tubule which removed a tissue sample. ()
Soon after, following the crash landing of the , Samantha Wildman suffered from a punctured kidney. ()
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Punishment

A punishment was any imposed consequence associated with committing a crime or a sin. 
Eneg pointed out that "the trouble with [the Ekosian] SS is that [they] don't realize that punishment becomes ineffective after a certain point. Men become insensitive." ()
Penalties that were needlessly harsh compared to the crime that was being penalized were referred to as "cruel and unusual" punishments. (. )
== General forms of punishment ==
* Community service
* Death penalty
** Decapitation
** Electrocution
** Firing squad 
** Guillotine
** Hanging
** Lethal gas
** Lethal injection
* Exile
* Fine
* Prison sentence
** Brig
** Internment camp
** Penal colony/labor camp
** Penalty box
*** Asylum
* Salem witch trials
* Torture
** Keelhauling
** Spiking
* Memory/character alteration
** Argrathi correction cycles
** Banean memory engram implantation
** J'naii Psychotectic therapy
* Timeout
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Punishment Protocol 9-Alpha

Punishment Protocol 9-Alpha was a disciplinary measure created by Seven of Nine while trying to maintain order among the four Borg children rescued by the in 2376.
Twin brothers Azan and Rebi were required to enact the protocol – to stand in a corner – after they were caught cheating by using their neural interface to share information during a kadis-kot game. When Icheb defended the twins, Seven ordered him to enact the punishment protocol as well, but he refused. ()
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Pup

"Pup", as it was dubbed by Miles O'Brien, was an alien program believed to be a non-biological lifeform that came from an unknown location in the Gamma Quadrant.
In 2369, the first probe from the Gamma Quadrant arrived at Deep Space 9, and an unusual program was accidentally integrated into the main computer core, along with the rest of the archive material. After a number of system-wide malfunctions, the program was discovered, but all attempts to transmit the program back to the probe failed.
It was realized that the program acted like a puppy in that it refused to leave, made the station's computer more obedient, and also craved constant attention, and thus was called "pup". Because the program was considered a lifeform, O'Brien decided the best solution was to store the "pup" in a subprogram, which he referred to as a "doghouse". He then stored the alien program to a secure "pup" file, which contained copies of the station's backup files, and other programs to keep it occupied. ()
In 2401, the probe was amongst the artifacts stored on Daystrom Station. ()
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Purple

Purple was a color. 
Purple omelettes were made with grape juice and eggs. ()
On Federation star charts in the 23rd century, the color purple was used for the Tzenkethi territory and locations. () 
In 2368, claimed that the people who attacked the in a black cluster wore purple helmets. ()
In 2371, upon seeing the seas of Earth and becoming homesick for their own planets, Jadzia Dax wished they were more purple, while Kira Nerys wished they were greener. ()
In 2373, Molly O'Brien wore her new purple shoes for her father Miles O'Brien. A Pah-Wraith possessing Keiko O'Brien told Miles and asked if Molly looked pretty. He agreed. ()
Also that year, after Kathryn Janeway had apparently died, Harry Kim recalled eating overripe fruit until his hands and mouth were purple. The captain's mouth was similarly stained. ()
In 2376, after being assured by B'Elanna Torres that he'd be able to mimic the appearance of whatever species lived on Kelemane's planet, The Doctor asked what he would do if they were "big, purple blobs of protoplasm". Janeway assured him he'd be "the best looking blob on the planet". ()
It was revealed in one of Brad Boimler's personal logs that he dyed his hair purple, keeping his true hair color a secret from everyone. ()
In 2382, an alternate, purple-colored USS Enterprise-D from a "slightly more purple" alternate reality crossed over into the prime universe via a quantum fissure. Additionally, the purple head of that reality's Data was recovered from a crashed shuttlecraft on Dilmer III and, ultimately, sent back to the purple Enterprise by the via a torpedo casing. After learning that the Enterprise was just a neutral gray in the prime universe, Data remarked, "That seems like a missed opportunity when purple is an option." ()
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Purée

Purée was the product of a cooking technique.
Neelix prepared a seven-layer Jiballian fudge cake with icing made of puréed L'maki nuts for Kes' second birthday in 2371. () 
In an alternate 2374, Neelix puréed and mixed ration cubes with Talaxian spices and water to create his "elixir of endurance". ()
==Types of purées==
* Pod plant purée
* Puree of beetle
== See also ==
* Mashed potatoes
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Putney

Putney was a street in 19th century San Francisco. Hotel Brian, No. 5 Fire House, and J. Mees Rodent Control were establishments on this street. There was, as well, a drug broker, a saloon, a barber shop, and a .
In August 1893, after time traveling from the 24th century, Lieutenant Commander Data of the found himself on this street. He later won a game of poker and booked a room at Hotel Brian. 
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Pyris VII

Pyris VII was the inhabited seventh planet of an unnamed system. The planet was located in the Alpha Quadrant. Prior to stardate 3018, several mapping expeditions had revealed no indigenous lifeforms on the planet. 
== History == 
In 2267, the Ornithoid life forms from outside the Milky Way Galaxy, and Korob, established an outpost there for the purpose of learning about the worlds of the Federation. Sylvia became infatuated with sensation, and dangerously irrational. To stop her, Captain James T. Kirk destroyed the transmuter used by the aliens. Without its power, the two aliens were not able to survive on the surface of Pyris VII and died. ()
In 2328, this planet was home for the Pyris VII Complex. ()
== Stellar Cartography == 
The location of Pyris VII in the Milky Way Galaxy was labeled in a star chart that was in Captain James T. Kirk's quarters aboard the in 2293, and at Starfleet Headquarters in 2364. (, okudagram, )
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=== Background information ===
The original appearance of Pyris VII was replaced when the episode "Catspaw" was remastered in . Additionally, a new matte was created to represent the castle located on the planet, using the original shot of the fog-shrouded entryway and building the full castle on top of it.
=== Apocrypha ===
According to Star Trek Maps (p. 29), Pyris was a blue dwarf star with ten planets.
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