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Atlec

Atlec was an inhabited planet in the Omega Sagitta system, The planet was located in the Alpha Quadrant.
In the early 2160s, this planet, and its twin Straleb, were colonized by a humanoid species. These twin planets formed the Coalition of Madena, which was created by a treaty. 
A conflict between Atlec and Straleb nearly broke out in 2365 when the Straleb Jewel of Thesia was thought to have been stolen by Thadiun Okona, who was also accused of impregnating Yanar, the daughter of the leader of Atlec, Debin. 
Following a confrontation involving the Federation starship , an Atlec vessel and a Straleb security vessel, it was revealed that the jewel, which was in Okona's possession, was destined for Yanar, from Benzan, the heir of the jewel. ()
=== People ===
* Atlec inhabitants
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=== Background information ===
This planet's quadrant of origin is inferred based on the position of its star system as seen in the star charts appearing in the episode and in the episode .
StarTrek.com's entry for the planet describes the planet as one half of a pair of planets. 
The planet's name was spelled as "Altec" in the and in the Star Trek: Star Charts ("United Federation of Planets I"); however, it was spelled as "Atlec" in the script and at StarTrek.com. 
The classified Atlec, spelled incorrectly here as Altec, as a class M planet.
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Atlec vessel

The Atlec vessel was a Class 7 interplanetary vessel used by the Atlec government in the mid 24th century.
Vessels of this type were not nearly as advanced as Federation starships of the time, as their weapons would have had no effect.
In 2365, a vessel of this type (temporarily under the command of Debin, ruler of the Atlec people) intercepted the and a Straleb security vessel. He demanded they give Thadiun Okona over to them for impregnating his daughter, Yanar. The misunderstanding was later settled aboard the Enterprise. ()
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Atmospheric entry

Atmospheric entry, also known as reentry or atmospheric interface, was when a spacecraft made an entry into a planet or moon's atmosphere from space. At high speeds this could compress the air in front of the craft, producing high temperatures that could be lethal to an inadequately-shielded vessel.
In 2152, the criminal Kuroda Lor-ehn placed his stolen Enolian prison transport into a decaying orbit over Tamaal, planning to let the craft disintegrate in the atmosphere while he, his Nausicaan accomplice, Jonathan Archer, and Charles Tucker III escaped on an Enolian shuttle. Ultimately, Kuroda went down with the ship while rescued everyone else. ()
In 2257, the launched several mycelial transport vessels into the atmosphere of a class 4 moon called Delta 2 in the Veda system to land on the surface and grow mycelium spores to replenish Discoverys supply before jumping to Qo'noS. ()
In 2259 of the alternate reality, the fell into Earth's atmosphere after being disabled by the over Luna. The vessel suffered damage during re-entry but was saved from crashing into the surface after Captain managed to restore main power from inside the warp core. ()
In 2267, Montgomery Scott suggested to Spock that if they timed their flight aboard the , they could cut their orbit and save enough of their fuel for a controlled re-entry into the atmosphere of Taurus II. Spock instead elected to dump and ignite the fuel, signaling the nearby to beam the Galileo crew aboard before the shuttle re-entered and burned up. ()
In 2285, the remains of the fell into ' atmosphere following its self-destruction at the hands of Admiral James T. Kirk. ()
In 2364, the shuttle nearly fell into the atmosphere of Relva VII after its pilot, Jake Kurland, accidentally depowered its dilithium core. Captain Picard was able to coax him into piloting it into a shallow reentry trajectory; in this trajectory, the Copernicus rebounded off the planet's atmosphere and was safely recovered by the . ()
Later that same year, the Enterprise-D defeated a cloaked Echo Papa 607 by entering the atmosphere of Minos; when the drone pursued, it became visible due to the surrounding plasma and was easily destroyed. ()
Also in 2364, the Ornaran freighter became trapped in a decaying orbit over Ornara after losing power. The Enterprise-D rescued four of the six passengers, as well as their cargo of felicium, before the Sanction was destroyed in the atmosphere. ()
In 2367, Lieutenant Paul Hickman was killed when his stolen Type 7 shuttlecraft exploded in the atmosphere of Tarchannen III due to excessive speed. ()
In 2371, the Enterprise-D's saucer section fell into the atmosphere of Veridian III after losing helm control. The damaged vessel crash landed on the planet after surviving re-entry. ()
In 2384, the descended into the atmosphere of the secret planet housing the time ziggurat in order to defend Dal R'El, Rok-Tahk, Jankom Pog, Gwyndala, Murf, Zero, Maj'el and Wesley Crusher from an attack by the Loom. ()
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Atonement

Atonement is a Pocket VOY novel – part of the post-finale storyline – written by Kirsten Beyer. Published by Pocket Books, it was first released in .
== Summary ==
;From the book jacket
:Admiral Kathryn Janeway must face a tribunal determined to execute her for supposed crimes committed during the 's maiden trek through the Delta Quadrant. But Captain Chakotay knows that the Kinara, several species now allied against the Full Circle fleet, are not all they appear to be. The Confederacy of the Worlds of the First Quadrant – a pact Chakotay cannot trust – is his only hope for unraveling the Kinaras true agenda and rescuing Admiral Janeway.
: Meanwhile, Seven and Tom Paris are forced to betray the trust of their superiors, as a desperate bid unfolds to reveal the lengths to which a fellow officer has gone in the name of protecting the Federation from the legendary Caeliar.
== Background information ==
* Cover design by Alan Dingman.
== Characters ==
* Kathryn Janeway
* Chakotay
* Elim Garak
* Seven of Nine
* Tom Paris
* Axum
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Atrea IV

Atrea IV, or, more simply, as Atrea, was the inhabited fourth planet in its star system. The planet was located somewhere in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant. It was the homeworld of the humanoid Atreans. The planet was governed by the Atrean government.
In 2370, it was discovered that Atrea IV's molten core was solidifying, which was weakening the planet's gravitational field and seismic activity had increased by a factor of three. Dr. Juliana Tainer, a geologist living on the planet, estimated that it would become uninhabitable in thirteen months. The was sent in response to a request by the planet's government for help in averting this natural disaster. Lieutenant Commanders Data and Geordi La Forge were teamed up with the Atrean geologist Dr. Pran Tainer and his wife Dr. Juliana Tainer. They developed a means to re-liquify the core using a ferro-plasmic infusion, which injected heat into the planet to stabilize the core for centuries. ()
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Attached (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Welcome to Kesprytt III, home to the and the Prytt. The Kes seem nice, but they're actually a little too paranoid and devious for the Federation. The Prytt seem sort of xenophobic, but they're actually incredibly xenophobic. Captain Picard and Dr. Crusher are lost on Kesprytt III, though it is not just their situation that binds them. A couple of Prytt implants are giving the couple a peek into each other's thoughts and feelings. What will they find? Where will it lead them? And how will they get back to the Enterprise? Find out when we put into the Mission Log.
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Audience

An audience was a group of people who had gathered to listen to or witness a public event such as a , speech, or concert.
In 2267, said to James T. Kirk, "We've pre-empted fifteen minutes on the early show for you. In full colour. We guarantee you a splendid audience. You may not understand because you're centuries beyond anything as crude as television."
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Audio-visual suggestion

Audio-visual suggestion was a combination of images and sounds that was communicated to one's mind.
When the male crewmembers of the were under the spell of the female inhabitants of the second planet of the Taurean system in 2269, the ship received a subspace radio signal from the planet sent by an opto-aud. 
To Spock, it was identified as the sound of a Vulcan marriage drum, followed by an audio-visual suggestion of the female who was playing it. ()
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Audrey Baranishyn

Audrey Baranishyn is an actress and dancer who appeared as a wedding guest in . She received no credit for this appearance.
Baranishyn is a trained dancer and pilates instructor who toured with in 1985 and appeared regular on the dance show Solid Gold between 1986 and 1987 alongside Leslie Cook. Also involved in aerobics, she worked as a fitness instructor for two years and appeared in Fonda's workout videos. In 1985 she worked as dancer on a television commercial for Pepsi along with .
Also featured as a dancer, Baranishyn appeared in (1983, with Kurtwood Smith, Michelle Johnston, and Danny Nero), (1984, with Christopher McDonald and Leslie Cook), the television documentary Kenny & Dolly: A Christmas to Remember (1984, with Vinny Argiro), (1988, with John Glover, Michael J. Pollard, Carol Kane, Wendie Malick, Alfre Woodard, Roy Brocksmith, Sachi Parker, Amy Hill and Leslie Cook), (1994, with Seymour Cassel, Janet MacLachlan, and Andrew Robinson), (1995, with Steven Weber and Clive Revill), (2001, with Lilyan Chauvin, Ted Rooney, Hallie Singleton, Nicholas Lanier, Booth Colman, Christopher McDonald, Rick Scarry, Leonard Crofoot, Greg Bronson, and Jan Jones), and episodes of (1997, with Justin Louis), Even Stevens (2002, with Tom Virtue), and Quintuplets (2004).
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Audrey Willa

Lieutenant Audrey Willa was a 32nd century Human Federation Security officer. 
During the 3180s, she served as the chief of security for Federation Headquarters under Fleet Admiral Charles Vance. ()
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Audrey Willa was played by Vanessa Jackson.
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August Amarino

August "Augie" Amarino was an actor who appeared as a Federation President adviser in for which he filmed his scenes on Tuesday at Paramount Stage 8.
Born in California, Amarino's earliest known work in the entertainment industry is the position as stage manager for the Broadway run of the musical at the Belasco Theatre between March and April 1975. (Broadway Musicals, 1943-2004 by John Stewart, McFarland & Company, Inc., Publishers)
In the 1980s, Amarino was a member of the and worked as background actor on episodes of (1985, with Joan Collins, David Channell, Joel Marston, John Staible, Roberta Storm, and Roger Trantham), (1986, with Vince Howard, James Davison, Bruce Dobos, Peter Eastman, Fritz Herzog, Clay Hodges, Rex Pierson, and Geoff Vanderstock), (1986, with Stephanie Beacham, Tracy Scoggins, Ricardo Montalban, Ray Wise, Shirley Anthony, Shirley Blackwell, John Blower, Devron Conrad, Bob Davis, Tim McCormack, Nils Nichols, Gene Poe, Evans Ricciardi, Tanis Van Kirk, Kai J. Wong, Judson Scott, Steve Hershon, Suzanne Lodge, John Hugh McKnight, and Roger Trantham), and (1986, with Corbin Bernsen, Christine Healy, Robert Costanzo, Ian Abercrombie, Richard McGonagle, John Blower, Anthony Gordon, and Eva Mar Pamintuan).
Between 1985 and 1989, he also appeared as a bar patron in twelve episodes of the sitcom in which he worked with John Hancock, David Paymer, Lee Allen, Suzanne Lodge, Joseph Paz, Kelsey Grammer, Fritz Herzog, Daniel Davis, Don Bennett, Rebecca Soladay, Hal Landon, Jr., Nick Dimitri, Tony Roque, John Vorges, Peter Eastman, Terry Green, Gene Poe, Kate Mulgrew, Michael G. Hagerty, Paul Willson, Paul Acerno, Renna Bogdanowicz, Lemuel Perry, Mike Paciorek, Gayle Frank, Mark Reilly, Geoff Vanderstock, William Ward, Ilona Wilson, Bebe Neuwirth, Joel Polis, Robert O'Reilly, Kirstie Alley, Time Winters, Lee Faranda, Larry Guthrie, Dao Hale, Conrad Hurtt, Lorine Mendell, Thomas J. Booth, Casey Kono, Nanci Rogers, and Michael Zurich.
In 1989, Amarino had his first credited acting role as superintendent in Manny Coto's short film Jack in the Box. Between 5 November 1994 and 29 January 1995, he portrayed the waiter in the play "No Problem" as part of "Life in the Trees" at the Melrose Theater in Hollywood. 
Further credited acting work include (1997, with Kristie Alley, Patrick Kerr, Zach Duhame, Joel Swetow, Gregory Hinton, Joel Brooks, and Greg Bronson), (1998, with Frank Langella, Salome Jens, Don McManus, Ed Begley, Jr., Kevin Brophy, and Nathalie Huot), the thriller Blink of an Eye (1999, with Castulo Guerra, Douglas Spain, and Richard Riehle), episodes of (1998, with Daniel Roebuck) and (2000, with Robin Atkin Downes, Michael William Rivkin, and J.P. Romano), (2002, with Ashley Sierra Hughes), and (2005, with Jack Guzman, Thomas Kopache, Bruce Dobos, Yuri Elvin, Jack Nolan, and Woody Porter).
In addition to his acting work, Amarino also directed plays such as "Company of Angels" in 2002. 
August Amarino passed away on 25 January 2024 at the age of 83 at his home in Albuquerque, New Mexico. (SAG-AFTRA Magazine, Spring 2024, p. 82; )
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Auriga

Auriga was a winter constellation visible from Earth's northern hemisphere. Stars in this constellation were located in the Alpha Quadrant.
The Auriga Constellation was partially visible on a viewscreen in the briefing room on the in 2266. It was a star chart of the winter sky as seen from Earth. The constellation Auriga was visible in the upper right of the chart and identified by name. ()
=== Related locations ===
* Beta Aurigae (Menkalinan)
* Capella (Alpha Aurigae)
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Austin Priester

Austin Priester (born in Chicago, Illinois) is a stuntman and stunt actor who served as stunt double for Anthony Montgomery in the second season episode . He received no on-screen credit for his appearance. Priester later performed stunts in J.J. Abrams' .
He attended the University of Michigan and a private engineering school, the Lawrence University. After he joined the army for several years he decided to follow his dream, to become an actor and filmmaker. In 2005 he wrote, produced, directed, and starred in his debut, the short film Dreamland: A Short Story. Priester is one of the regular stunt doubles for Eddie Murphy.
Among his stunt and stunt acting resume are films such as (2001, with Cary-Hiroyuki, David Warner, Erick Avari, Eileen Weisinger, Kevin Grevioux, and stunts by Ransom Gates and Simone Boisseree), (2001), (2002, with Kirsten Dunst), (2002, with Famke Janssen, Malcolm McDowell and Gary Cole), (2003, with Ray Wise), (2003, starring Eddie Murphy), (2004, with Kirsten Dunst, Donna Murphy, Daniel Dae Kim, and Rachelle Roderick), Be Cool (2005), (2005), (2006), and (2007, starring Eddie Murphy, with stunts by Darlene Williams, Greg Barnett, and Andy Gill).
His resume also includes television series such as Fastlane (2002), (2003, with Molly Hagan, Karen Landry, Leon Rippy, and Matt Winston), (2004, starring Martin Sheen, with Ron Canada, James Cromwell, and Terry O'Quinn), (2005, with Famke Janssen and stunt coordinated by Noon Orsatti), (2006, starring Paul Guilfoyle and Liz Vassey, with Brad Greenquist), and (2002 and 2007, with Maury Sterling).
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Austria

Austria was a country on Earth. The city of Vienna was located in this nation. The nation's abbreviation was AT. 
In 2032, Austria took part in the Ares IV mission. () 
Joe Espina Raymond was born in this country in the late 21st century. (, okudagram)
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Autograph

An autograph was the artistic signature of an individual in his or her own writing. Autographs were often given as mementos to adoring fans.
In 2373, after Odo's appearance at a conference about the Occupation of Bajor had been met with much enthusiasm by the attending Bajorans, Elim Garak sarcastically commented that he had half-expected him to be signing autographs at the end. ()
In 2375, following a baseball game against the Logicians, a team composed of members of the Vulcan crew of the , all of Deep Space 9's Niners autographed the from the game. When Kira Nerys gave the ball to Benjamin Sisko for his desk, Sisko asked if he'd like to sign it, too. The Vulcan declined. ()
In 2381, Ensign Brad Boimler had collected the autographs of the bridge officers of the and wanted Lieutenant Tom Paris to sign his collectible Tom Paris edition Voyager plate while Paris was visiting the during his handshake tour of various Starfleet posts. ()
In 2382, D'Vana Tendi gifted T'Lyn an autographed image of Krog, her favorite musician. Though T'Lyn found this lacking in scientific value, she nevertheless kept it, in case she needed to "study handwriting" in the future. ()
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Automated defense mechanism

An automated defense mechanism or automated defenses were any programmable automaton designed for defensive purposes. 
MACO F. Hawkins was killed by an automated defense mechanism used aboard a Delphic Expanse sphere. ()
 Kerner Hauze had several different types of automated defenses designed to protect his menagerie of collectibles. ()
== Types ==
* Automatic bridge defense system
* Counter-insurgency program
* Echo Papa 607
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Autonomy protocol

An autonomy protocol was computer programming that granted a hologram the ability to make its own decisions.
The Doctor received autonomy protocols after being activated for the first time on . ()
In 2377, Seven of Nine overrode his autonomy protocols in the middle of a when he refused to let her go from sickbay. ()
Later that year, following presumably insubordinate actions, the Doctor suggested Captain Kathryn Janeway could take away his holodeck privileges and autonomy protocols as punishment, in addition to taking away his holoemitter and confining him to the brig. Janeway declined, saying she couldn't punish him for being himself. ()
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Autumn Reeser

Autumn Reeser is the actress who played the Ventu girl in the seventh season episode . This role was her first television appearance.
Reeser is best known for her role as Taylor Townsend in the third and fourth seasons of She also had recurring roles on the shows Grounded for Life, , and (starring Keith Carradine). In addition, she has made appearances on (starring Dina Meyer), (starring Paul Guilfoyle and Wallace Langham, with Michael Ensign), and (with Johanna Watts, Samantha Eggar, and Bruce Gray). Her film credits include (2004, with Richard Fancy), (2005, co-starring Keith Carradine), and Americanese (2006).
With production on The O.C. wrapped, Reeser co-starred with s John Billingsley on a made-for-TV movie entitled The World According to Barnes in 2007.
Reeser starred as Phoebe Valentine, one of the Greek reborn Titans, in (2008), where she appeared alongside regulars Patrick Fabian and Greg Ellis, and guest stars such as Patricia Tallman, David Burke, Tim Ransom, and Noa Tishby. John Putch worked as director for the third episode. She also appeared in two episodes of (2010) and starred in (2010-11, with Jimmy Bennett, Stephen Collins, and Reggie Lee).
She was later a regular on (with Bruce Davison), and appeared in 3 episodes of (starring Santiago Cabrera).
In 2015, Reeser was elected as Los Angeles member of the National Board of Directors for the 2015-2017 period of SAG/AFTRA.
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Avalon Rising

== Summary ==
;From the back cover:
:When a crucial mission must be performed on an inhospitable world, only one ™ crew member can survive being transported to the planet's surface – the holographic Doctor! Encountering the locals, who live in a fashion much like that of the Humans in our fairy tales, The Doctor, "adopted" by a young squire, tells stories of life in Starfleet. These stories are seen through the squire's "medieval European" frame of reference. Together The Doctor and his new friend must slay a dragon, fight off enemies, and gain access to an enchanted tower – all as The Doctor is fading from existence!
:Masterfully illustrated by David Roach in a style that echoes the classic strip illustration of Hal Foster, this Arthurian-style adventure by science fiction novelist Janine Ellen Young and writer Doselle Young is a Voyager-in-Camelot tale that will be long remembered as a new Voyager class.
== Background information ==
* The stories within this issue are re-tellings of some of the episodes of .
=== Creators ===
* Writers:
** Janine Ellen Young
** Doselle Young
* Artist:
** David Roach
** Naghmeh Zand (letter art)
** Dan Brown (color art)
** David Wenzel (cover art)
** Alex Sinclair (design by)
* Editor: Jeff Mariotte
* Special Thanks to: Paula Block
== Characters ==
* The Doctor
* Kathryn Janeway
* Seven of Nine
* Chakotay
* Harry Kim
* Tom Paris
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Avenal VII

Avenal VII was the seventh planet in its star system. This system was located deep inside Cardassian space in the Alpha Quadrant.
In 2375, Chancellor Gowron ordered General Martok to launch an ill-advised attack on this planet. The attack was a disaster, as the Klingons were outnumbered six to one: seven Klingon warships were destroyed, and five more severely damaged, with General Martok himself in the sickbay of the in critical condition. The attack was nothing short of a waste of ships, manpower and war materials for the allies. ()
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=== Background information ===
"AV-in-ell" was the pronunciation for this planet's name from the script pronunciation guide. '
This planet's quadrant of origin is inferred based on the position of the Cardassian Union as seen in the star chart appearing in the episode .
According to Star Trek: Star Charts (p. 46) and Stellar Cartography: The Starfleet Reference Library ("Stellar Cartography", pp. 18-19; "Federation Historical Highlights, 2161-2385"), Avenal VII was located in the Avenal system. This was a binary system with a pair of B-class stars. According to a map of the Cardassian Union – prepared by an anonymous astrography clerk, from the Cardassian Central Archives, in 2364 – Avenal was identified as a Cardassian system.
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Average

An average was a number or example representative of all those in its group.
In 2269, Leonard McCoy noted that the intellect ratings of the Troglytes were nearly twenty percent below average, which Spock found surprising, as they and the Stratos city-dwellers were the same species, Ardanan. McCoy then chalked up the difference to the Troglyte's heavy exposure to zenite. ()
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