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Kolarus III

Kolarus III was the third planet in the Kolarin system, orbiting at a distance of 1.2 au about Kolarus Prime. It was located in Federation territory near the Romulan Neutral Zone.
The planet had a mass of 5.972 × 1024 kg and an O2/N2 atmosphere. Its surface was dominated by vast savannas and deserts with little surface water. It was inhabited by isolated pockets of Kolarans, an early industrial humanoid civilization.
In 2379, Shinzon planted the parts of the Soong-type android B-4 on Kolarus III as part of his plan to capture Jean-Luc Picard. The positronic emissions from B-4 drew the attention of the , the first Federation starship to visit the planet. An Enterprise away team of Picard, Worf and Data collected the scattered parts, though they came under fire from the Kolarans. Their presence at Kolarus III meant that the Enterprise was the closest ship to Romulus when Shinzon made a peace overture to the Federation. ()
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=== Background information ===
This planet's quadrant of origin is inferred from its nearness to the Romulan Neutral Zone, which was canonically located in the Beta Quadrant in the episode .
This planet was named after the Kalahari desert. ()
During production on Star Trek Nemesis, Kolarus was represented by a filming location: a desert midway between El Mirage Dry Lake Bed in El Mirage, San Bernardino County, and Edwards Air Force Base, at the east side of Lancaster, off Avenue C between 235th and the San Bernardino County line, Lancaster, Los Angeles County. () CGI sky replacement was thereafter done at Digital Domain. ()
The Star Trek Encyclopedia claims that the topographical map of an area of Kolarus III, which was used by Data for locating the components of B-4, was based on a map of the region of Luna. This was the landing site for Apollo 15. () In fact however, it clearly shows an area of Mars.
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Kolopak

Kolopak was the father of Chakotay, husband of Tananka, and a member of a Native American tribe that had moved a few centuries earlier to the planet Trebus in what later became the Demilitarized Zone. ()
Kolopak had a saying, "Home is wherever you happen to be." ()
Kolopak felt that Chakotay should have been taught on how to properly construct shelters, such as log cabins. ()
He was dedicated to the land and to the few traditions of their ancestors, the origins of which were lost to history, but were believed to be passed down from the ancient Rubber Tree People. He spent years investigating the origins of his tribe-, and eventually took a teenage Chakotay on an expedition to the Central American rainforest to to discover the Rubber People who had remained in their original homeland. They succeeded, and Kolopak was given a tattoo in the style of their tribe.
However, Chakotay did not share his father's views and saw his tribe's traditional way of life as backward. Recognizing his son's curiosity of other cultures, Kolopak allowed Chakotay to read about them as he strongly believed that ignorance is one's greatest enemy. During the expedition, Chakotay revealed that he had befriended Captain , who agreed to sponsor the young man into Starfleet Academy, and would be leaving their world. Chakotay had lied to Captain Sulu, saying that his father approved of his entry into Starfleet, when in fact, he had not. Kolopak, though disappointed, acknowledged that Chakotay had never fully accepted their tribe's beliefs and yearned to explore other worlds, and let his son go. ()
With the advent of peace between the Federation and the Cardassians, Kolopak joined the Maquis to defend his colony from the threat. He was killed in action and this event prompted Chakotay to leave Starfleet and take his father's place in the Maquis, as well as get an identical tattoo in honor of his father's memory. ()
When Chakotay believed that he had a child, following Seska stealing a sample of his DNA, he went on a vision quest, and communicated with his father to decide what he should do about the child. Kolopak told Chakotay a tale of their tribe, many centuries ago, when white conquerors raped the women, impregnating many of them. The tribe accepted the children and cared for them, regardless of their births; one of them, Ce Acatl, was their direct ancestor. Kolopak asked Chakotay if his son was any different from Ce Acatl, and Chakotay acknowledged his father's wisdom; whatever the circumstances of his creation, his son was his son, and a child of his people. ()
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Koon-ut-kal-if-fee

The koon-ut-kal-if-fee was a Vulcan mating ritual which literally means "marriage or challenge" and is fundamentally a wedding ceremony. Kal-if-fee was a "passion fight" in which a Vulcan challenges another over a mate. During the 23rd century, the fights were over when one was killed. The conflict was generally initiated when either two adult males wished to mate with one female during the pon farr, or when the female did not want the male that was arranged for her at childhood. The female could choose any defender she wanted, including herself or an alien. (; )
It was suspected that both challengers thereby broke their blood fever, assuming one of them was not killed first. ()
== See also ==
* Bajoran wedding
* Betazoid wedding
* Klingon wedding
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Kore Soong

Kore Soong was a female Human clone who lived during the 21st century. ()
==History==
Kore was the result of a series of genetic experiments by Dr. Adam Soong, a notably self-absorbed geneticist. Each of the previous clones had a different name and apparently died of a different illness or underlying cause. () As a slightly less-failed product of the cloning experiment, Kore suffered from a genetic disorder that caused her to be fatally sensitive to sunlight and air pollution. Her "father" worked in an effort to cure her disease. In her sheltered environment, Kore never thought she was anything other than Adam's regular daughter. ()
In 2024, Kore learned the truth after doing an internet search about Adam Soong, and learning about his career in genetic engineering. She also learned that she wasn't the first clone: she found many videos on his computer about his previous attempts, all of whom had died. () After Q provided the cure to her disorder, she confronted Adam about the nature of her existence and his care for her, before ultimately leaving his home. ()
Following the successful launch of the Europa Mission, Kore hacked into her father's computers from a public library and deleted all of his research data, declaring that she was creating a better future for them both and that "this is for my sisters." Kore received a message asking her to come to a park in Los Angeles where she met Wesley Crusher. Crusher explained his occupation as a Traveler of space and time and that he and his fellow Travelers dispatched s to help ensure the proper flow of time. Wesley described how he and his colleagues watched and protected all of time and space and offered Kore two paths forward: a path to a perfectly normal life or a path to "everything else", which offered Kore a chance to give her life purpose and meaning, although he couldn't guarantee her safety. Kore accepted Wesley's offer and joined the Travelers. ()
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===Background information===
Kore Soong was played by Isa Briones, who also portrayed the 24th century characters Soji, Dahj, Sutra, and Jana, who were created by Adam's descendant Altan.
Kórē (κόρη) is an Ancient Greek word meaning "girl", and was also a name for the goddess Persephone.
It was never clarified whether Adam was also the genetic progenitor of Kore and her sisters, or if their DNA was sourced from a different donor(s).
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In the the 20th issue of IDW's Star Trek series, Supervisor Kore welcomed the USS Theseus under Captain Benjamin Sisko to the extradimensional Plemora in 2378. She then helped Dr. Beverly Crusher reunite with her son at her organization's headquarters.
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Korinas

Korinas was an operative of the Obsidian Order, the Cardassian intelligence agency.
In 2371, Korinas represented the Obsidian Order as an observer during Commander Benjamin Sisko and Gul Dukat's search for the , which had been captured by Thomas Riker and the Maquis, from inside the Cardassian War Room of the Cardassian Central Command.
Korinas questioned Dukat's abilities during the search mission and also ordered to secure all intelligence information with a level 4 classification and above. During the search mission Korinas threatened Dukat and the starships of the Cardassian military when they headed for the Orias system, where the Order secretly and illegally built a base protected by warships.
When the Defiant engaged the Keldon-class warships, Korinas left the War Room. ()
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Korinas was played by actress Tricia O'Neil who filmed her scenes between Monday and Wednesday on Paramount Stage 4.
O'Neil commented: "It was a darker set, a more closed-in feeling, though I think that may have had something to do with the makeup. My makeup was confining. I’d also done a makeup role for Babylon 5, but the Cardassian makeup was difficult. It was hard breathing. You felt trapped in the confines of the costume, too. It was rigid. The character had an undercurrent of falsehood, somehow, and as an actor that makes you tense and apprehensive and withdrawn in some ways. So, for me, a lot depends on the internal things that are going on with a character. That affects how you feel when you look at yourself in the mirror. How the makeup makes you appear affects how you think of a character. It’s all a thinking process." 
The script describes Korinas as "a woman who's so confident of her power and ability that she has no need to posture or bluster like the usual Cardassian Guls". (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Companion - A Series Guide and Script Library) According to the script pronunciation guide her name was pronounced as "KOR-ee-nas". 
The costume worn by O'Neil was later re-used and worn by Stunt actress Elle Alexander in the seventh season episode and sold off at the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay. 
According to the call sheets, her makeup was applied by Camille Calvet.
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Korvat

Korvat, also known as Pi Canis Majoris, was an inhabited planetary system inside Klingon space in the Beta Quadrant. The stars of this system were named Pi Canis Majoris A and Pi Canis Majoris B. This system was home to the Korvat colony. 
== Stellar Cartography == 
The Korvat system was visible from Earth in the constellation Canis Major. It was approximately 96.5 light years from Sol.
In 2256, this system's location was labeled on the star chart "Alpha/Beta Quadrant Overview" in the ready room aboard the . (; )
In 2259, the location of this system was labeled on a stellar cartography chart that was seen on the 's ready room viewscreen. This system's symbol was a red Klingon Empire logo, indicating its affiliation with the empire. () 
In 2399, this system's location was labeled on a a Federation star chart that was in Fleet Admiral Kirsten Clancy's office at Starfleet Headquarters. () 
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Korvat colony

Korvat colony was a Klingon colony in the Korvat system. This colony was located inside Klingon space in the Beta Quadrant. It was approximately 96.5 light years from Sol.
This colony was the site of negotiations between the Federation and the Klingon Empire in 2289 whose aim was an end to the decades-old cold war between the two. The Federation was represented in the negotiations by Curzon Dax, while the Klingons were represented by Kang, along with Koloth and Kor.
Though ultimately unsuccessful, the negotiations did provide a sort of détente that created the conditions that allowed for more serious negotiations several years later when the Klingon moon of Praxis exploded, threatening the survival of their homeworld. 
The meeting also sparked a long friendship and mutual admiration between Curzon Dax and the Klingon negotiators that was later renewed by Jadzia Dax. ()
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=== Background information ===
This colony'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 .
According to the script, Korvat was pronounced as "KOR-vat". 
=== Apocrypha ===
The The Sorrows of Empire depicts the Korvat negotiations taking place between the Klingons and the Terran Empire in the mirror universe in 2289. The mirror counterparts of and were present, as were those of and General .
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Kostolain

Kostolain was an inhabited planet that was located somewhere in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant. The planet was the homeworld to a native species.
In 2368, Campio served as third minister to the Conference of Judges on Kostolain during the time he was to be married to Lwaxana Troi. 
The culture of Kostolain was reserved and exceptionally formal. Strict protocol was always followed and, in many cases, enforced by the presence of a Protocol Master. ()
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Kotobukiya

Kotobukiya is a Japanese collectibles company known for its Bishoujo ("beautiful girl") line of 1/7th statues. The statues are done in an anime style and, as the name implies, are exclusively female (even for characters that are typically male). As of , the company began releasing Bishoujo statues of characters based on the Star Trek property. 
==Bishoujo Star Trek releases==
Statue	Height 	Released 	Illustration
Vulcan Science Officer	21.8cm/8.58 inches	2023-09 (Japan)
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Operation Officer Uhura	23cm/9.06 inches 	2024-06 (Japan)
2024-07 (US)	
Medical Officer	22.8cm/8.98 inches	2024-07-04 (Anime Expo)	
Command Officer	22.6cm/8.9 inches 	2025-03 (Japan)
2025-04 (US)	
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Kotoi

The Kotoi was a Federation Type 7 shuttlecraft that was in service with Starfleet in the mid-24th century, attached to the . It was shuttle number 07.
The Kotoi was seriously damaged by the Borg during the Battle of Wolf 359, resulting in a massive hull breach and the death of a crewmember aboard the shuttle. 
The shuttle was later found adrift among the destroyed starships upon the arrival of the . ()
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Kova Esmar

Ensign Kova Rin Esmar was a 25th century non-binary Haliian and Starfleet operations division officer. 
==Starfleet career==
In 2401, they served as the communications officer aboard the under Captain Liam Shaw. ()
Esmar was frequently on duty at their station while Captain William T. Riker and Admiral Jean Luc Picard came aboard seeking the , while the Titan was on the run from the Shrike, and later from Starfleet itself. ()
Esmar monitored repeated long-range trace attempts by Starfleet and the Changelings, ignoring them to keep the Titans location hidden. When Captain Riker sent a trace with a compromised prefix code, it notified the Titan of his status, but Esmar could still block it to prevent the Shrike from learning the Titans location. ()
Vadic lined Esmar up along with other Titan officers held prisoner, at one point appearing to have decided to kill Esmar, only to instead execute Lt. T'Veen. ()
Following the Borg's assimilation of Starfleet, they assumed command of the Titan. ()
Seven of Nine and Raffi Musiker were able to trap the assimilated Esmar temporarily and reclaim the bridge by beaming them to a locked transporter room. The assimilated Esmar and other crew under Borg control eventually broke free, attained phasers, and got to the bridge just before Picard was able to break the Borg signal. The signal broken, Esmar and the others were found themselves dazed and back in control of their bodies. Soon after the Frontier Day crisis, Starfleet implemented a fleet-wide transporter solution to those affected. 
In 2402, Ensign Esmar continued at their post on the newly rechristened under Captain Seven of Nine. ()
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Esmar was portrayed by Jin Maley.
According to Terry Matalas, Esmar uses the pronouns "they" and "them" – consequently, whenever referenced in the audio description, Esmar was described with the same "they/them" pronouns – graduated at the top of their class, and can speak over 72 alien languages. 
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Krada

The krada was an animal that originated from Klingon space. Its legs were eaten as food.
The Klingon restaurant on Deep Space 9 served krada legs broiled. In 2374, Kira Nerys mentioned to Odo, while they were leaving Quark's together, that she was in the mood for broiled krada legs, citing this as a reason for her suggesting that they have their lunch at the Klingon restaurant. ()
A restaurant kiosk called Mr. Krada Leg existed on Starbase 25 in 2381. ()
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Kraft

Kraft, also known as Kraft Foods, Inc., is the second largest largest food and beverage company in the world. 
In , Kraft sold mail-order replicas of the marshmallow dispenser used by Spock in , as a promotional tie-in with the film.
File:STV Marshmallow Dispenser.jpg|The replica marshmallow dispenser
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Kressarian government

The Kressarian Government was a political entity which governed the Kressari people. Unlike many governments, they did not maintain a military.
In 2370 Zef'No, the captain of the freighter Calondon, told Deep Space 9 first officer Li Nalas that the Kressari government would lodge a formal protest over the detention of his vessel by DS9 personnel. ()
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Kriosian system

The Kriosian system, also known as the Krios system, was an inhabited planetary system inside Klingon space in the Beta Quadrant. It was a unary star system consisting of a primary and the inhabited planet Krios Prime, which was the homeworld of the Kriosians. 
== History == 
By the 2360s, this system was on the border of Federation space. ()
The visited the system twice, in late 2367 and in 2368. () 
== Stellar Cartography ==
In 2256, this system's location was labeled on the star chart "Alpha/Beta Quadrant Overview" in the ready room aboard the . ()
A year later, its location was labeled on the star chart showing the trajectory of Lieutenant Spock's shuttle. ()
In 2399, the system's location in neutral space was labeled on a Federation star chart that was in Fleet Admiral Kirsten Clancy's office at Starfleet Headquarters. () 
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Kris Iyer

Kris Iyer is an actor who played the Cold Station 12 deputy director in the fourth season episode .
Among his acting resume are films such as She Cried No (1996, with Nikki Cox and Lawrence Pressman), (1998, with Iona Morris), Resolution (2001), and Transit (2005).
Iyer has also guest starred in television series such as (1996, starring Jerry O'Connell and John Rhys-Davies, with Michael Krawic, Zoe McLellan, Skip Stellrecht, and directed by Richard Compton), Babylon 5 (1996, with Bill Mumy, Patricia Tallman, and Andreas Katsulas), (1998, with Melinda Clarke and Mark Sheppard), (1998, with Don Stark, Pancho Demmings, and Keith Szarabajka), (2000, with Terry Farrell), (2002, starring Paul Guilfoyle, with Mark Lentry and Todd Slayton), (2001 and 2002, with Harris Yulin), (2004, with Enrique Murciano, Gregory Wagrowski, Cristine Rose, and Aaron Lustig), (2005, with Jude Ciccolella, Gregory Itzin, Tim Kelleher, Keith Szarabajka, and John Thaddeus), and (2006, with Ken Jenkins).
He has also acted in the video game Command & Conquer: Tiberian Sun (1999, with Nicholas Worth and Cathy DeBuono).
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Kris Krosskove (Starfleet)

Kris "Chris" Krosskove was a male individual who lived during the 24th century.
In 2328, he was ferried aboard the civilian transport from Spaceport Jonathan (W) to Alpha Balder IV. His passenger manifest was accessed by Lieutenant Commander Data aboard the in 2370 by reviewing this data in the commercial transport database. (, okudagram)
During the 2370s, Krossgrove served as a Starfleet officer. He was part of the Research and Development team involved in the construction of several starships. In 2370, he attached to Antares Ship Yards during the construction of the , and the , in 2372. (, ; , ) By 2375 he was attached to Utopia Planitia Fleet Yards during the construction of the . , )
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Kristanna S. Loken

Kristanna S. Loken is an actress and model who played Malia in the third season episode .
Loken was born in Ghent, New York to Norwegian parents (other sources claim she was born at a Norwegian colony in Wisconsin). Having been a model since the age of fifteen, Loken had her breakthrough acting role in (2003, co-starring David Andrews, Earl Boen, Eric Ritter, and Carolyn Hennesy). Prior to that, she was a regular on a number of television series, including Unhappily Ever After (co-starring with Nikki Cox), , and Mortal Kombat: Conquest. 
She also had a recurring role on , during which she worked alongside Jim Beaver, Bill Cobbs, Ron Canada, Joanna Cassidy, Steven Culp, Alan Dale, Michael Durrell, Gregory Itzin, Deborah Lacey, Sharon Lawrence, Jordan Lund, Jeff Ricketts, Michael Bailey Smith, and Scott Alan Smith. She has also made appearances on , (starring Teri Hatcher, with Dwight Schultz), (starring William Daniels, with Lindsay Ridgeway), and (starring Jerry O'Connell with Jerry Hardin and Ken Clark), among others. She also starred in as the titular Jane Vasco.
Her other film credits include the 2001 thriller Panic, co-starring Alexander Enberg and Tucker Smallwood, and (2005), in which she played the lead role opposite T.J. Storm. She also co-starred with Ron Perlman and John Rhys-Davies in (2007).
== Other Trek connections ==
* Academy Boyz (1997, with Ivar Brogger and Philip Anthony-Rodriguez)
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