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Paolana

Queen Paolana was a female Human, and the ruling monarch of the planet Hysperia in the late 24th century. Her son, Andarithio Billups, had abdicated his birthright as prince and joined Starfleet, eventually becoming the chief engineer of the . Paolana bore no respect for Billups' chosen profession and insisted that he take up his throne instead, which led to their estrangement. She had repeatedly attempted to trick her son into losing his virginity, which would have automatically made him king under Hysperian law.
In 2381, Paolana requested assistance from the Cerritos regarding a fault with the dragonbreath engines of her ship, the Monaveen. Although Billups led an apparently successful repair effort, free of Paolana's manipulations, shortly afterwards the primary fusion reactor exploded. Paolana was reported killed alongside several others, including Ensign Sam Rutherford; a grieving Billups therefore saw no choice but to assume his royal duty and consummate the succession with two of the queen's royal guards.
By tracking a signal from Rutherford's cybernetic implant, Ensign D'Vana Tendi discovered that he and Paolana were, in fact, alive and well on the Monaveen. Paolana revealed that the entire affair had been yet another scam to have Billups lose his virginity, though Rutherford managed to race to the Cerritos and warn Billups before the sexual act occurred. Billups angrily reiterated to his mother that he was happy where he was, and Paolana departed the Cerritos defeated, but undeterred. ()
Late the same year, a photo of Paolana later appeared on the conspiracy board at the truther's recruitment booth on Tulgana IV. ()
In 2382, Paolana sent a dragon to the Cerritos as a gift to Billups, which ended up leaving him heavily charred and partially on fire. ()
Category:Humans
Category:Monarchs
Paqu Province

Paqu or Paqu Province was a province in the northern hemisphere of Bajor bordering the Navot Province. 
The Paqu Province was home to the Paqu people. ()
In 2401, Admiral Jean-Luc Picard kept a map of Bajor's major archaeological sites in the study at Château Picard that identified Paqu and nearby features including the Northern peninsula. ()
Category:Bajor
Category:Subnational entities
Paradise (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Ben Sisko and Miles O'Brien are surveying planets for future colonies. They find one that seems to have a colony already. A Human colony. But there's no record of it, and they're not responding to hails. Leave well enough alone? That's not the Sisko way. The two men soon find themselves prisoners on a planet that's sworn off technology, under the thumb of a despotic leader. Will they escape? Will others follow if they do? Find out when Mission Log lands on .
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Paradox

A paradox was an apparently self-contradictory thought or situation.
In 2258 of the alternate reality, Spock Prime implied that universe-ending paradoxes would occur if broke his promise not to tell younger about him. The latter was surprised that the former had lied. Spock Prime's real reason for making Kirk promise this was to allow their friendship to happen in this reality too. ()
Paradoxes could be used to induce self-destruction in certain self-aware machines. The invasive program designed by Data and Geordi La Forge in 2368 featured a paradoxical geometric figure. ()
According to the Species 8472 individual representing Valerie Archer, Human beings were quite a paradox. ()
In 2377, when asked by Tom Paris to provide parenting hints, Tuvok offered, "offspring can be disturbingly illogical, yet profoundly fulfilling. You should anticipate paradox." ()
The Loom were a trans-dimensional species that fed on inhabitants of dimensions suffering from temporal paradoxes. ()
== List of paradoxes ==
* Chicken and the egg
* Causality paradox
* Cycle of causality
* Dali paradox
* Déjà vu
* Felker Paradox
* Flux paradox
* Pogo paradox
* Predestination paradox
* Temporal paradox
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Category:Philosophy
Parallel Lives, Part 1

== Summary ==
:The all-new five-year mission of the Enterprise continues as Captain Jane Tiberius Kirk and her crew encounter a never-before-seen enemy in deep space! Wait… Jane Kirk? What's going on?! All will be revealed in the first chapter of this new two-part story overseen by writer/producer Roberto Orci!
== Background information ==
=== Creators ===
* Writer:
** Mike Johnson
* Artists:
** Yasmin Liang (interior art)
** Zac Atkinson (color art)
** Gilberto Lazcano (letter art)
** Cat Staggs (cover art)
* Editor:
** Sarah Gaydos
* Creative consultant: Roberto Orci
* Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Special thanks to Risa Kessler and John Van Citters at CBS Consumer Products.
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Parallel Lives, Part 2

== Summary ==
:Captain Jane Kirk and the crew of the Enterprise fight for their lives in this concluding chapter of a 2-part story overseen by writer/producer Roberto Orci! The five-year mission between blockbuster movies continues here, in this all-new mind-bending adventure!
== Background information ==
=== Creators ===
* Writer:
** Mike Johnson
* Artists:
** Yasmin Liang (interior art)
** Zac Atkinson (color art)
** Gilberto Lazcano (letter art)
** Cat Staggs (cover art)
* Editor:
** Sarah Gaydos
* Creative consultant: Roberto Orci
* Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Special thanks to Risa Kessler and John Van Citters at CBS Consumer Products.
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Paramount Stage 31

Paramount Stage 31 is located on the Paramount Pictures lot in Hollywood, California. It was previously known as Desilu Studios Stage 9 until , when Desliu merged with Paramount.
Stage 31 was used in the production of between and , housing all of the sets that represented the interior of the .
Unlike future Star Trek TV series, the original Enterprise sets stood on a single stage, a complex of corridors connected to engineering, the transporter room, sickbay, and various generic chambers with the main bridge set standing alone near the corner of the stage. The bridge was given a wide berth so there would be adequate room to slide out the pie-shaped wedges that made up its bulkheads.
The sets stood mostly unchanged throughout the Original Series' production, with minor modifications to the corridors and the addition of engineering and the brig. Occasionally, when only the bridge set was needed for the actual episode, the Enterprise sets were temporarily struck, to make room for additional swing sets besides those built on Stage 10.
The briefing room set was often redressed as the rec room, hearing room, and chapel as episodes needed. 
In , the production staff planned to place the recreated USS Enterprise sets for on Stage 31 as a tribute to Star Trek. It was later discovered that Stage 31 would not be available. (The Magic of Tribbles: The Making of Trials and Tribble-ations)
==Productions==
* (all episodes, except for , and )
==External links==
* – official website
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Parasite

A parasite, parasitical being, or a parasitic organism, was a type of organism that has a symbiotic relationship with a host organism that is harmed in the process. In some cases, the parasite can take control of the body, but this is uncommon.
 considered children parasites, stating that she had to find someone else to feed hers or she never would have gotten anything done. ()
After Nomad was initially beamed aboard the , Captain James T. Kirk, believing it was some sort of small spacecraft, informed the device that "if you care to leave your ship, we'll provide the necessary life support systems." Nomad found the statement to be a "non sequitur," further explaining that "I contain no parasitical beings. I am Nomad." ()
On Argelius II a non-corporeal entity that fed on fear assumed the form of one of the planet's inhabitants. It was later discovered the same entity had taken the form of "Jack the Ripper" in Terran history. The entity traveled between planets taking over host humanoid bodies. The entity then used the host body to murder women to feed on their fear. The entity took complete control of the body, making it harmful and the host was no longer conscious of its surroundings. ()
During a scan of Aldean DNA, Doctor Beverly Crusher was able to confirm that parasitic organisms were not responsible for the Aldeans' sterility. ()
The parasitic beings that invaded Starfleet Command were another type of parasite. Officers of Starfleet were taken over by neural parasites that attached themselves to the spinal cord and brain of the host. The host was left unable to control his own actions, and in the case of the Queen parasite, the host's body was left destroyed when the Queen exited. ()
In 2377, B'Elanna Torres fainted while in engineering. Icheb scanned her with a medical tricorder and detected a lifeform inside her. He quickly believed it to be a parasite. Seven of Nine then did her own scan and found she was actually pregnant with her first child. ()
==Parasites==
* Ceti eel
* Centaurian slug
* Comtaxan parasite
* Neural parasites
** Flying parasite
** Parasitic being
** Xindi neural parasite
* Nitrium parasite
* Silicon-based parasite
* Stomach worms
* Tarchannen III parasite
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Parents' Day

Oh no! Not…
Parent's Day at the Academy!
== Summary ==
== Background information ==
=== Creators ===
* Based on Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writer: Chris Cooper
* Artists: 
** John Royle (pencil art – interior and cover)
** Tom Wegrzyn (inking – interior and cover)
** Jim Novak (letter art)
** Kevin Somers (color art – credited as "adopted")
* Editors:
** Bobbie Chase (credited as "surrogate mom")
** Bob Harras (editor in chief – credited as "man of the house")
== Characters ==
Paris (Commodore)

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Commodore Paris was a 23rd-century Human Federation Starfleet flag officer in the alternate reality.
By 2263, Paris had become the commanding officer of Yorktown, the newest and most advanced starbase the Federation had built to date.
That year, Starfleet Command had sent Captain 's application for a vice admiral position at Yorktown to Paris for consideration, and requested that Commander take command of the in his stead.
Paris and Kirk later met an alien female named "Kalara" aboard Yorktown, whose escape pod drifted out of the nearby Necro Cloud and claimed that her ship and crew were stranded on a planet called Altamid in the nebula. Kirk volunteered the Enterprise to go into the nebula to rescue any survivors.
In the aftermath of a subsequent attack on Yorktown committed by Krall, Paris closed the Starfleet files on the and its crew. Paris commended Kirk for his actions in light of which the promotion to vice admiral was his if he so wished. When asked, she confirmed to Kirk that admirals didn't get to command starships, prompting Kirk to decline a promotion in favor of captaining the new instead. ()
== Appendices ==
=== Background information ===
Commodore Paris was played by actress Shohreh Aghdashloo.
Despite being verbally identified as a commodore, her uniform shows the rank stripes of an admiral.
This character was added to Star Trek Beyond late in its development, with Aghdashloo's scenes being filmed in reshoots. She was first announced to be in Star Trek Beyond on (for comparison, the film's release date was ). However, the character was initially referred to as "the High Command of the Federation" in early news reports. 
Simon Pegg confirmed that Commodore Paris is a nod to Tom Paris and is probably the alternate-reality counterpart of his grandmother. 
=== Apocrypha ===
She appears in issue 10 of the comics series Star Trek: Boldly Go, in which she welcomes the Teenaxi Delegation to Yorktown.
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Category:Yorktown personnel
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Park

A park, or parkland, was an outdoor area designed for recreation. These areas were set aside to preserve natural, scenic, or historic features. They were also created within urban environments to allow individuals to experience the beauty and presence of nature.
Often parks were the location of public events, such as the performance of music. () By the early 23rd century, some of the big cities on Earth were encircled by parkland.
As a child, Captain Christopher Pike lived in a town on Earth that was surrounded by fifty miles of parkland. He used to ride out on a horse with other people for a day. They would stop to have a picnic lunch. ()
Parks were listed on Yorktown's public transporter menu. ()
===Parks===
*Armstrong Park
*Audubon Park
*Central Park
*Golden Gate Park
*Jackson Square
*MacArthur Park
*McKinley Park
*San Francisco State Fish and Game Refuge
*Yellowstone National Park
*Yosemite National Park
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Parker Whitman

Parker Whitman played a Cardassian officer in the first season episode .
==Career==
Whitman has also guest starred in (starring Dwight Schultz), (with Eric Menyuk and Richard Herd), (with Ray Buktenica and Michael Horton), Alf (with Kenneth Tigar), Roseanne, (with David Selburg, Ben Slack and Olivia d'Abo) and seaQuest DSV.
His motion picture credits include Fatal Beauty (with Whoopi Goldberg, Harris Yulin and Brad Dourif), (1988, starring George Burns, with Earl Boen and Nicholas Cascone), (1988, with Lisa Banes and Laurence Luckinbill), (1990, with Marc Alaimo, Mel Johnson, Jr., Ronny Cox, Roy Brocksmith and Frank Kopyc) and Desire and Hell at Sunset Motel (with Kenneth Tobey).
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Category:Performers
Category:DS9 performers
Parking citation

A parking citation or parking violation was an issuance notice given to individuals who committed a traffic violation. 
In 1996, while riding in Rain Robinson's van, a time-traveling Tuvok tried to talk a meter maid out of giving a citation using Vulcan logic to no avail. Tom Paris recounted this story in 's mess hall after they returned. ()
In 2380, the shuttlecraft that General K'orin had hijacked from Ensigns Beckett Mariner and Brad Boimler was left in front of the at Tulgana IV and received several parking tickets. Mariner ignored the citations, stating that the authorities couldn't send her a in space. ()
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Category:Legal documents
Parliament class

The Parliament class was a class of Federation starship that was in service during the late 24th century. 
One of the ships of the class, the , was said to be geared toward large, complex projects. () A second, the , was seen on a diplomatic mission to bring Ferenginar into the Federation. ()
== Technical data ==
The class had a larger saucer section than the and contained more advanced equipment.
Its design consisted of a saucer section with two warp nacelles mounted on pylons to the lower-aft sides and two primary impulse engines on the aft face of the saucer.
An underslung secondary hull with a front-facing navigational deflector rested just beneath the aft of the saucer, attached to the saucer with a pair of curved pylons.
Features in the Parliament class, not found on older classes such as the , included fluidic processors that self-replicated their own silicas, thermal mesh with a double lattice, and tritanium hull brackets. ()
==Interior design==
The ship contained eleven decks per the master systems display. Uncommon among other Federation designs, the warp nacelle pylons also contained usable interior deck space instead of being simply functional for the structure of the spaceframe.
The shuttlebay spanned Decks 6 and 7 with room for at least nine shuttlecraft and at least eighteen Argo-type ground vehicles stored on Decks 5 and 7 in and adjacent to the shuttlebay. ( MSD)
== Ships in class ==
;Named
Name	Registry 	Notes	Status	Date
 	NCC-70494	 	Active	2382
 	NCC-70492	 	Active	2381
;Unnamed
* Unnamed Parliament-class starships
== Appendices ==
=== Appearances ===
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=== Background ===
Both currently named Parliament-class vessels are named after major Canadian cities.
The is most likely a ship of this class as well (it did not actually appear onscreen).
=== Apocrypha ===
In Star Trek Online, the Parliament-class the (NCC-70532) took part in the Battle of Wolf 359 and was destroyed by the Borg cube.
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Parole

To be on parole was to be released from custody under certain agreed upon conditions. A person who enforced and facilitated one's parole was called a parole officer (), while a court appearance to determine one's parole status was called a parole hearing. ()
Following the creation of an android duplicate of James T. Kirk in 2266, the android described himself as being "more or less on parole". ()
In 2268, instead of taking Harry Mudd into custody, Kirk told him he'd been paroled to the android population of the planet Mudd. ()
In 2269, Cyrano Jones attributed his early departure from Deep Space Station K-7 to a short parole, explaining he'd been helped in his task of gathering the tribbles there by a glommer. ()
In 2293, Kirk and Doctor Leonard McCoy were denied the possibility of reprieve or parole by one of the Klingon judges, instead being sentenced to Rura Penthe for the rest of their lives. ()
In an alternate timeline 2372 where Harry Kim was never assigned to , he looked through the crew manifest and found Tom Paris' name was missing. A quick read of Paris' service record showed that he had been convicted of treason and sentenced to eighteen months in the New Zealand Penal Settlement, only to be paroled on stardate 48702. Later, when Kim met with Paris, he explained to Kim that his parole (given in exchange for agreeing to help Captain Kathryn Janeway track down a Maquis ship) was revoked by Starfleet Command following a bar fight with a Ferengi who was trying to sell him Lobi crystals. ()
In 2373, Benjamin Sisko excused Worf from a less-than-enjoyable gathering of Deep Space 9's senior staff by saying he'd been paroled. ()
In 2374, Grathon Tolar was paroled by Chancellor Gowron, with two stipulations; one, that he must stay away from the Klingon Empire, and two, that he create a fradulent holoprogram supposedly showing the Dominion's plans to attack Romulus for Benjamin Sisko. ()
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Parricide

Parricide was the act of killing one's own parents or close relatives.
In 2375, it was revealed that the Son'a were the descendants of the peaceful Ba'ku who were subsequently ostracized by the Ba'ku for their embrace of technology. The Son'a later secretly sought revenge with their plans to conquer the Ba'ku planet within the Briar Patch whose unique radiation caused rejuvenating effects on a post-pubescent individual's physiology. Jean-Luc Picard noted that "Ru'afo's need for revenge has now escalated to parricide." ()
== See also ==
* Patricide
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Category:Crimes
Parsteel

Parsteel is a metal alloy with a tensile strength of forty kilobars (roughly 10x as strong as regular steel).
A length of parsteel was bent by the android Lieutenant Commander Data in 2365, as a of his megastrength, during a formal to determine his sentience. ()
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Category:Deleted and unused material in background
Part-time job

A part-time job was a type of employment that only took up part of one's available work hours. Taking a part-time job to supplement the income derived from one's main career was called moonlighting.
In an alternate 1944, Alicia Travers sarcastically remarked that Sal and his friends only did loan sharking as a part-time job after the man claimed they were members of the Construction Workers Union. ()
In 2375, Chakotay was duped by a telepathic pitcher plant into believing he had been offered a part-time professorship of anthropology at Starfleet Academy. He assured Captain Kathryn Janeway of the job's part-time status after she expressed her desire not to lose him as a crewmember. ()
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Category:Economics
Particle fountain (anomaly)

A particle fountain was a small but dangerous spatial anomaly. In the Alpha Quadrant, the Federation lost over a dozen starships attempting to study one. Consequently, the phenomenon was poorly understood.
In 2376, the sentient ship compelled Tom Paris to take "her" to a particle fountain in Grid 867, describing it as her "home". The crew of the was able to beam Paris away as Alice entered the fountain. Without an organic pilot, Alice lost helm control and was destroyed. () 
While having dinner with Chakotay one evening in 2377, Kathryn Janeway shared "forget particle fountains and subspace inversions. There isn't an anomaly scarier than a thunderstorm on the plains, especially when you're six years old." ()
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Category:Celestial objects
Partners? The Startling Conclusion!

==Summary==
==Background information==
===Creators===
* Based on Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writer: Howard Weinstein
* Artists: 
** Ken Hooper (pencil art)
** Bob Dvorak (inking)
** Tom McCraw (color art)
** Bob Pinaha (letter art)
** Jerome K. Moore (cover art)
* Editor: Robert Greenberger
==Characters==
===Regular and recurring characters===
; James T. Kirk : captain.
; Spock : Vulcan Enterprise-A exec and science officer.
; Leonard McCoy : Enterprise-A surgeon.
; Uhura : Enterprise-A communications officer.
; Pavel Chekov : Enterprise-A navigator and security chief.
; Hikaru Sulu : Enterprise-A helmsman.
; Montgomery Scott : Enterprise-A chief engineer.
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Parts per thousand

The term parts per thousand described a concentration ratio of density used for measuring small concentrations of a substance within a mass/volume of a much larger one.
The supply of ryetalyn Doctor Leonard McCoy acquired from Flint was of no value because it contained nearly one part per thousand of irillium, a substance that rendered the antitoxin inert and useless. ()
The cure against the macrovirus released aboard in 2372 was dispersed through the ship's environmental controls, with the dispersal nodes set to 1 part per thousand. ()
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Party

A party was a celebratory social occasion focused on a special event. A party often included drinks, desserts like cake, and confetti. ()
The first time when Rain Robinson and Henry Starling met each other was at the Griffith Observatory restoration party. ()
Katy Bentley once turned down an invitation from Jonathan Archer to accompany him to a party. ()
In late 2256, a party was held aboard the . ()
Jennifer met Benjamin Sisko on Gilgo Beach in 2354, the day after attending a party at her friend 's place. ()
In 2370, Quark claimed he would have reduced his catering rates if he had known Kira Nerys was hosting a party. ()
The Clown created a party setting for Harry Kim and others in 2372, and later chided The Doctor for bringing the party to a halt. ()
In 2404 of an alternate timeline, Kathryn Janeway organized the tenth anniversary reunion party of the homecoming of the at her apartment. ()
== Types ==
* Bachelor party
* Birthday party
* Christmas party
* Cocktail party
* Costume party
* Dinner party
* Going-away party
* Surprise party
== See also ==
*Party pooper
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Party (group)

A party was a group of individuals assembled for a specific goal.
In 2369, Jadzia Dax recalled one of Curzon Dax's memories of Benjamin Sisko, in which Curzon and Sisko were cornered by a party of Kaleans. ()
==Types of parties==
* Boarding party
* Food-gathering party
* Landing party
* Lookout party
* Raiding party
* Science party/Scientific party
* Scouting party
* Search party
* Wedding party
==Specific parties==
* National Socialist Party
* Starnes Exploration Party
Category:Groups
Passacaglia for Violin and Viola

The Passacaglia for Violin and Viola was a musical composed in the late 19th century and based on an earlier work by Georg Friedrich Händel.
Data, together with his "mother" Juliana Tainer, performed the Passacaglia for Violin and Viola during a concert aboard the in 2370. Data played the violin, Tainer the viola. The performance of this piece provided Data with a hint to his later discovery that Tainer was actually a Soong-type android. ()
Passacaglia for Violin and Viola
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