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Drexler's Star

Drexler's Star was a star in Sector 22757. 
In 2369, the position of this star in the sector was labeled on the star chart "Subspace Comm Net System 2387 - Sector 22757". ()
In 2371, this star's position was labeled on a star chart in the guidance system S/COMS panel on aboard the Amargosa observatory. ()
== Background information == 
A clear view of the star chart can be seen at this link: 
In August 2024, the S/COMS panel was put up for auction in the Entertainment Memorabiliia Live Auction: Los Angeles Summer 2024 by Propstore Auction. 
This location was named after scenic artist Doug Drexler.
Category:Stars
Drill platform

The drill platform was a part of the Romulan mining ship Narada that could be lowered into the atmosphere of a planet or planetoid for mining operations. Comprised of a high-energy pulse device that emitted a signal that disrupted subspace communications and transporters, it fired a orange-yellow colored high-intensity energy beam capable of burning through a planetary crust to reach the core. 
In 2258 of an alternate reality, it was used to drill a hole through the crust of the planet , enabling Nero to shoot a red matter bomb to the core of the planet, resulting in its destruction by a black hole. Prior to Vulcan's destruction, , , and Olson space-jumped to the platform in an attempt to sabotage the drill with explosive charges before the beam could reach the planet's core. Olson activated his parachute too close to the platform and was killed when his canopy caught the edge, swinging him into the full force of the beam. Kirk and Sulu subsequently landed on the platform and were immediately engaged in hand-to-hand combat with two Romulans stationed on the platform as a defensive measure. After killing the Romulan guards, Kirk and Sulu used the guards' disruptor rifles to destroy the platform, disabling the drill. However, they were too late; the core had been reached and the red matter bomb launched. 
The drill was eventually destroyed above San Francisco on Earth when , piloting the , severed the cable connecting it to the Narada with weapons fire. The platform then crashed into San Francisco Bay near the Golden Gate Bridge. ()
== See also ==
* ; a similar device, used to mine a planet from orbit.
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Category:Mining
Driver

A driver was anyone who was operating a vehicle, particularly land-based vehicles such as the formal occupation of driving taxicabs (taxi drivers) and limousines (chauffeurs). (; ) By the 24th century, it was also a synonym for a pilot. ()
The chair where drivers usually sat was known as the driver's seat. ()
The 1951 Earth movie Appointment with Danger featured actor Murray Alper as a taxi driver. ()
Upon nearly colliding with a time traveling James T. Kirk, a taxi driver employed by Cab Co. used a colorful metaphor to criticize him in 1986 San Francisco. ()
In April 2024, when Seven of Nine and Raffaela Musiker stole a police vehicle from the LAPD; Raffaela mocked Seven, telling her that she could pilot a starship but she couldn't even drive. But in truth, Seven was not comfortable driving a car that in in her time would be considered an "antique." Although she wasn't that great of a driver, she told Raffaela that she wasn't the worst driver on the street that day. ()
In 2256, told Michael Burnham that he was not a chauffeur and didn't offer free rides, so she'd have to work onboard the . ()
On Sigma Iotia II in 2268, Spock told Kirk that his abilities as a taxi driver left much to be desired after the captain had difficulty operating an Iotian car. ()
In 2369, Chief Miles O'Brien asked to be replaced by Ensign Boyer as runabout pilot, claiming he'd be little more than a chauffeur. ()
In 2373, while in the backseat of a limousine with Falcon's girl, Julian Bashir told his driver to stop the car so Odo could speak to him. ()
In 2381, while driving a kart through Starbase 25, Ensign Beckett Mariner told Brad Boimler that the security on the space station were terrible drivers. ()
In the same year, while in her father's office at Starfleet Headquarters, Beckett Mariner mentioned that the Golden Gate Bridge was worthless because the majority of "people don't drive anymore." ()
== See also == 
* Backseat driver
* Driver coil
* Sonic driver
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Drone

A drone was an unmanned vehicle controlled remotely or by artificial intelligence. They existed in a wide variety of sizes, configurations, and functions, ranging from hand-held toys to starships.
==Types==
* Ba'ul drone, a small, flying device used by the Ba'ul
* Borg hull drone, a type of insect-like device used to repair Borg cubes
* Cargo drone, automated Federation freighters in the 24th century
* Class-5 intelligence drone, a type of Federation sensor drone used for intelligence-gathering purposes
* Dopterian interceptor
* DOT-7
* DOT-23
* Echo Papa 607, a Minosian combat drone designed to attack ground personnel and destroy starships 
* Emergency drone, a type of drone used for emergencies aboard ships in the late 32nd century
* Federation drone, a type of small, flying device used at Utopia Planitia Shipyards in 2385 and the Starfleet Archive Museum in 2399
* Freecloud drone, a type of small, flying device used at the Nightbox in Stardust City in 2399
* Hover-cam
* Hunhau drone, a type of small, flying device used at the salvage yard on Hunhau in the late 32nd century
* Hunter probe
* Interface probe
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* Mark VII phaser sphere array drone
* Medical drone, a type of small flying device used for medical care aboard ships in the late 32nd century
* Mercantile drone, a type of small flying device used by the exchanges in the late 32nd century
* Murder drone, a type of drone controlled by AGIMUS
* Orbital killer drone
* Remote communications drone, a type of recorder marker
* Romulan drone, a type of small flying device used by Romulans on the Artifact in 2399
* Romulan drone ship, an advanced experimental attack ship used by the Romulan Star Empire in the 22nd century
* Section 31 drone, a small flying device used by at least one member of Section 31
* Section 31 drone ship, a type of unmanned device controlled by Section 31
* Sensor drone, an automated probe used for espionage and reconnaissance
* Son'a drone, a small flying device used by the Son'a
* Soong's drone, drones from the 21st century run by Adam Soong
* Target drone, a small unmanned device
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* Vau N'Akat Drone, a series of fighter drones launched from the Rev-1 type starship
==See also==
* Probe
* Protective drone field
* Robot ship
* Swarm drone, worker robots created by the Ancient Ones of Altamid
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Category:Technology
Drone (biology)

A drone was a class of insect that performed menial tasks.
Teirenian ant drones produced a fluorescent enzyme that was activated by the . In 2376, Mezoti informed Kathryn Janeway of this while showing off her project for the Annual Voyager Science Fair. Janeway was surprised by the Borg-reminiscent subject matter, as the Norcadian had recently been de-assimilated. ()
Category:Lifeform classifications
Drookmani

The Drookmani were a spacefaring humanoid species. It was considered an act of war for a Federation starship to fire on a Drookmani ship.
In 2380, a ship of Drookmani scavengers discovered the wreckage of an freighter and reported it to Starfleet. However, their captain was dissatisfied with the finder's reward they were offered by Captain Carol Freeman of the , and instead claimed the salvage as their own, resulting in a hostile exchange. ()
In 2381, the Drookmani looted the wreckage of the starships lost at the Battle of Kalla, including the attempted capture of Peanut Hamper. Eventually, a Drookmani vessel salvaged Sam Rutherford's old oculus, leading to the captain falling under Badgey's control. ()
== People ==
* Unnamed Drookmani
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Dru Blair

Andrew Franklin Blair III, known professionally as Dru Blair , is an illustrator known for his sharp, clean style of rendering seen in many works dealing with science fiction, astronomy and aircraft. He has contributed artwork to many Pocket Books Star Trek projects, including New Worlds, New Civilizations and the covers of a number of other novels.
== Novel covers ==
* Pocket TOS:
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** Vulcan's Heart
** Assignment: Eternity
** My Brother's Keeper:
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** The Fearful Summons
* Pocket TNG:
** Balance of Power
** The Death of Princes
** Q Continuum: (collected edition cover)
*** Q-Space
*** Q-Zone
*** Q-Strike
** The Battle of Betazed
** Immortal Coil
* Pocket DS9:
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** Trial by Error
** Call to Arms...
** Sacrifice of Angels...
** Rebels:
*** The Courageous
*** The Liberated
* Pocket VOY:
** The Escape
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** Incident at Arbuk
** The Murdered Sun
** The Black Shore
** Echoes
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* New Frontier
** Prometheans: (collected edition cover)
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*** Fire on High
** The Quiet Place
** Dark Allies
== Gallery ==
File:Martyr cover.jpg|
File:Fire on High cover.jpg|Fire on High
File:The Quiet Place cover.jpg|The Quiet Place
File:Dark Allies cover.jpg|Dark Allies
File:The Fearful Summons.jpg|The Fearful Summons
File:Assignment Eternity.jpg|Assignment: Eternity
File:Mind Meld Novel.jpg|
File:Vulcans Heart.jpg|Vulcan's Heart
File:Constitution Novel.jpg|
File:Enterprise Novel Cover.jpg|
File:Balance of Power.jpg|Balance of Power
File:The Death of Princes.jpg|The Death of Princes
File:Q Space.jpg|Q-Space
File:Q Zone.jpg|Q-Zone
File:Q Strike cover, Q.jpg|Q-Strike
File:Q Strike cover, Q and Picard.jpg|Q-Strike, alternate cover
File:The Battle of Betazed.jpg|The Battle of Betazed
File:Immortal Coil.jpg|Immortal Coil
File:Saratoga (novel cover).jpg|
File:Trial by Error.jpg|Trial by Error
File:Call to Arms (novel cover).jpg|
File:Sacrifice of Angels (novel cover).jpg|
File:The Courageous.jpg|The Courageous
File:The Liberated.jpg|The Liberated
File:The Escape.jpg|The Escape
File:Ragnarok.jpg|
File:Violations Novel.jpg|
File:Incident at Arbuk.jpg|Incident at Arbuk
File:The Murdered Sun.jpg|The Murdered Sun
File:The Black Shore.jpg|The Black Shore
File:Echoes.jpg|Echoes
File:Battle Lines novel.jpg|
== External link ==
* – official web site
Blair, Dru
Drug addiction

Drug addiction was the condition of being dependent on certain drugs. Voluntary addiction to drugs was a recurrent theme in many cultures. These individuals were identified as a drug addict or junkie. (; ) 
Earth tobacco was a deadly drug capable of destroying the internal organs. It was nonetheless used because it was highly addictive. ()
In 2154, T'Pol became addicted to Trellium-D. When asked by Dr. Phlox when she realized she was addicted, she explained that two days previous, she experienced agitation, anxiety and withdrawal symptoms upon being unable to access 's supply in the cargo bay. ()
The entire Ornaran population was addicted to felicium, originally introduced as a vaccine to a plague that hit them in the 22nd century. Until the 24th century, they continued to confuse the withdrawal pains for the continued existence of this plague. (; )
In 2370, a hologram of Dr. Phlox explained to (William T. Riker) that if hadn't agreed to Vulcan neuro-pressure treatments from T'Pol, he would've become addicted to sedatives instead. ()
The Jem'Hadar were addicted to ketracel-white as a means of control, as according to Weyoun 4, "The Founders' ability to control the Jem'Hadar has been somewhat overstated. Otherwise we never would have had to addict them to the white." () In 2372, one named Goran'Agar believed himself cured of his addiction, surmising that something about the planet Bopak III was responsible. This prompted him to ask for a stranded Julian Bashir to help him break the addiction of his fellow Jem'Hadar. In reality, due to a rare mutation, his own body was secreting the drug. () Dr. Bashir's initial analysis of a Jem'Hadar youth revealed that his body was addicted to a specific isogenic enzyme, without it, he would continue to experiencing a variety of symptoms associated with withdrawal, such as feeling sick when he ate or having pains in his head and . ()
In 2373, Miles O'Brien expressed his desire to wean pregnant surrogate mother Kira Nerys off caffeine rather than poisoning her with Quark's attempted decaffeinated raktajino, Quarktajino. Hearing this, Nerys complained that he made her sound like an addict. Jadzia Dax added that the major only drank two a day. O'Brien clarified that he didn't want his son to be born with a caffeine habit. ()
Raffaela Musiker had an addiction to alcohol, snakeleaf, and used . ()
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Drugs and treatments

The following is a list of medical substances and treatments for various illnesses by usage.
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== Analgesic ==
*asinolyathin
*bicaridine
*hydrocortilene
*metorapan
*morphenolog
*terakine
*triptacederine
== Anesthetic ==
*anesthizine
*anetrizine
*axonol
*hyvroxilated quint-ethyl metacetamin
*melenex
*nasal numbing agent
*neurozine
== Burns ==
*dermaline
*dermaline gel
*kelotane
== Cardiovascular ==
*adrenaline
*anticoagulant
*benjisidrine
*digoxin
*lectrazine
*metrazene
*vasokin
== Neurological ==
*acetylcholine
*alkysine
*analeptic
*cortical analeptic
*CPK enzymatic therapy
*desegranine
*hypnosis
*lexorin
*neural paralyzer
*neuromuscular adaptation
*norepinephrine (norep)
*psychotectic therapy
*psychotropic drug
*Sodium Pentathol
*synaptizine
*theragen
*trianoline
*Vulcan neuro-pressure
== Poison ==
*chloraxine
*cyalodin
*felodesine chip
*nogatch hemlock
*Veridium Six
== Radiation ==
*adrenaline
*antiproton radiation treatment
*arithrazine
*chronexaline
*hyronalin
== Recreational or non-medical ==
*alcohol
*caffeine
*felicium
*Hupyrian beetle snuff
*impedrezene
*ketracel-white
*LSD
*maraji crystal
*Narcotic
*psilocybin
*Rhuludian crystal
*snakeleaf
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*Splinter (drug)
*synthehol
*Tobacco
*tropolisine
*yridium bicantizine
== Resuscitative ==
*borathium
*cortolin
*leporazine
*morathial series
*netinaline
*quadroline
*trinephedrine
== Sedative ==
*ambizine
*anesthizine
*axonol
*dylamadon
*improvoline
*kayolane
*melorazine
*merfadon
*Mexhohexital
*sonambutril
*tetrovaline
== Stimulant ==
*Adrenaline
*ADTH
*Animazine
*Chloromydride
*Cordafin
*Cordrazine
*Cortropine
*Dalaphaline
*Delactovine
*Formazine
*Hyperzine
*Inaprovaline
*Masiform-D
*Neuro-stimulant
*Polyadrenaline
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*Tricordrazine
== Other ==
*alcohol
*alizine
*alpha-wave inducer
*analeptic compound
*antibody
*anti-intoxicant
*benzocyatizine
*cateline
*cervaline
*contraception injection
*corophizine
*cortisone
*cryptobiolin
*cytoglobin
*deoxyribose suspension
*dermal osmotic sealant
*dermatiraelian plastiscine
*deuridium
*dexalin
*dylovene
*Folk medicine
*glucagon
*glycoproteins
*happiness pill
*hexadrin therapy
*hypicate
*hytritium
*immunosuppressant
*infra-sensory drug
*Invernian herb
*ipecac
*kironide
*love potion
*macrospentol
*mahko root
*makara herb
*Medicinal brew
*metabolic reduction injection
*mirazine
*myofibrilin
*neodextramine solution
*niaxilin
*numanol capsule
*patent medicine
*peridaxon
*poly-nutrient solution
*priaxate
*psychoactive drug
*pulmozine
*radiogenic vaccine
*Rejuvenation drug
*retinax V
*retroviral vaccine
*ribosome infusion
*Rigellian gene therapy
*ryetalyn
*salve
*Scalosian water
*serotonin
*stenophyl
*sterilite
*stokaline
*strobolin
*synthetic antigen
*tesokine
*tri-ox compound
*trioxin
*triclenidil
*trifluorinate compound
*triglobulin
*tryptophan-lysine distillate
*vaccine
*Venus drug
*vertazine
== Related topics ==
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* Medical equipment
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Duane Katz

Duane Katz is an electrician and lighting and rigging technician for film and television. He was a rigging technician on , though he did not receive credit for his work. He was later a lighting technician on , produced and directed by J.J. Abrams.
Katz is a 1983 graduate of Santa Monica High School in Santa Monica, California. In addition to film and television, he has also worked on music videos and commercials.
Early in his career, Katz was a lighting technician for cinematographer Hiro Narita on (1993, featuring Michael McGrady, Doug Jones and Charles Rocket. His other early film credits include (1993, featuring Carlos Carrasco, Raymond Cruz, Thomas F. Wilson, Mike Genovese, Natalia Nogulich, Tom Towles, and Roxann Dawson) and (1993, starring Whoopi Goldberg and featuring Jim Beaver, Ellen Albertini Dow, Jenifer Lewis, Max Grodénchik, and Jeremy Roberts).
After Sister Act, Katz reunited with that film's director of photography, Adam Greenberg, for (1993, starring Frank Langella and featuring Parley Baer, Stefan Gierasch, and Stephen Root), North (starring Jason Alexander and featuring Rosalind Chao and Keone Young), and Rush Hour (featuring Tzi Ma and Mark Rolston). Katz later worked with visual effects photographer Robert Elswit when the latter directed photography on (2001), which featuring Golden Brooks, Brian Brophy, Rosalind Chao, Maury Sterling, Tracey Walter, and Clarence Williams III. Katz and Elswit again collaborated on (2008).
In addition, Katz was a rigging or lighting technician on such films as (1992, starring Robin Williams, with set decoration by Linda DeScenna), (1993, starring Angela Bassett and Laurence Fishburne, featuring Jenifer Lewis and Penny Johnson), (1994, featuring Noble Willingham), The Crossing Guard (featuring John Savage), Mr. Wrong (featuring John Cothran, Jr., Brad William Henke, Camille Saviola, and Dean Stockwell), and Last Man Standing (featuring Ken Jenkins, Patrick Kilpatrick, Jimmy Ortega, and Tiny Ron). He was also a lighting technician for the second unit of Paramount Pictures' (1997, starring David Warner).
More recently, Katz worked on films such as (1998, starring Clifton Collins, Jr. and Patrick Kilpatrick), (1998, directed by Rob Bowman and featuring Terry O'Quinn, George Murdock, Michael Shamus Wiles, and Michael Krawic), (1998, featuring Clyde Kusatsu and Glenn Morshower, with art direction by William Ladd Skinner and Robert Woodruff), (1999, starring Eddie Murphy and featuring John Cho), Enough (starring Billy Campbell and featuring Bill Cobbs, Bruce French, Jeff Kober), and Kicking & Screaming (featuring Musetta Vander, David Bowe, Tom Virtue, and Matt Winston).
For television, Katz was a lighting technician and dimmer board operator for the first two seasons of , starring Timothy Olyphant, Jim Beaver, Brad Dourif, Paula Malcomson, Leon Rippy, and Titus Welliver. He then became a lighting console programmer on NBC's , starring Nikki Cox.
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Dubbing and Scoring Schedule - July, 1967 (podcast)

== Summary ==
:This week on The Trek Files, we focus our ears on the sounds that make Star Trek. From TOS to the movies, we are pleased to bring you exclusive behind-the-scenes audio clips like you've never heard them before. Those, along with our document from Gene's archive, are illuminated by our special guest Steve Lee, veteran audio expert and "sound wrangler" for film and television. Steve currently archives the industry's work at the .
== Related files ==
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Ducrain

Ducrain or Ducrain Province was an island province in the northern hemisphere of Bajor, which included the city or village of Kran-Tobal. 
In 2401, Admiral Jean-Luc Picard kept a map of Bajor's major archaeological sites in the study at Château Picard that identified Ducrain, Kran-Tobal, two archaeological sites and one shrine or historic site in the province. ()
==Appendices==
===Background information===
Though the island was included in a production map of Bajor that writer Robert Hewitt Wolfe maintained, as well as a map of Bajor derived from it by Geoffrey Mandel for Star Trek: Star Charts (p. 42), it went unlabeled until Mandel's archeological sites map created for . 
"Ducrain Province" was first referred to in the novel .
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Category:Subnational entities
Dudebuggy Adventures (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Our crew takes the captain's yacht out for a spin through the four Next Generation movies: Generations, First Contact, Insurrection, and Nemesis. Along the way we meet some familiar Klingon sisters, 700 hippies, a Borg Queen, and even more terrifying: beardless Riker. We also talk about Crusher and Troi's scenes, particularly Troi's assault in Star Trek Nemesis.
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Duder's Haven

Duder's Haven was a location in the galaxy.
Its position was labeled on a star chart in the guidance system S/COMS panel on aboard the Amargosa observatory in 2371. ()
== Background information == 
In August 2024, this panel was put up for auction in the Entertainment Memorabiliia Live Auction: Los Angeles Summer 2024 by Propstore Auction. 
This location was named after Doug Drexler's wife Dorothy Duder.
Category:Locations
Duderstadt class

The Duderstadt class was a type of Federation starship operated by Starfleet during the early 25th century.
==History==
In 2401, one ship of the class, the , was sent to intercept the following the latter's return from an unauthorized excursion to the Ryton system. () 
==Technical data==
===Physical arrangement===
The Duderstadt class had an unorthodox configuration in which the warp nacelles were mounted on a posterior extension of the saucer section, with a separate, relatively small engineering section containing the main deflector below. It was similar in size to a vessel, and could carry at least five hundred passengers.
The class had at least two shuttlebays. ()
===Tactical systems===
The Duderstadt class was equipped with deflector shields, and armed with phaser arrays and photon torpedo launchers. ()
==Ships in class==
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Name	Registry 	Notes	Status	Date
 	NCC-79520	 	Active	2401
 	NCC-72370	 	Active	2401
 	NCC-77690	 	Active	2402
 	NCC-75441	 	Active	2402
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=== Background information ===
The class name was provided by Dave Blass on Twitter, who also emphatically asserted that the name was chosen in honor of Dorothy Duder, the late wife of Doug Drexler, and that the class was not named after the German town . Drexler co-designed the class with Bill Krause. 
Blass also stated that the class is 1898 feet (578.5 meters) long, and that the aft-facing dish on the secondary hull is a long range sensor array. 
While the presence at Frontier Day of at least two Duderstadt-class vessels (Intrepid and Trumbull) as part of the assembled fleet was indicated on the bridge monitor as seen in the penultimate Season 3 episode , former Picard Research Assistant Jörg Hillebrand did establish that neither were part of the "fleet formation mode" demonstration. Nonetheless, Titans bridge monitor screen showed that both were actually present in the formation, as the Intrepid at least was seen taking part in the destruction of . This strongly implied that not all Starfleet vessels assembled at Sol Station took part in the demonstration.
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