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Subspace Rhapsody (soundtrack)

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds - Season 2, Episode 9 ("Subspace Rhapsody" - From the Paramount+ Original Series) is the soundtrack for 's Season 2 musical episode, , featuring the songs performed by the actors. It was digitally released by Lakeshore Records on .
It quickly rose to the top of the iTunes charts for "Top Albums". 
== Description ==
==Track listing==
# 	Title 	Performer(s) 	Runtime
01	Star Trek Strange New Worlds Main Title (Subspace Rhapsody Version)	Jeff Russo 	1:51
02	"Status Report" 	Anson Mount, Jess Bush, Christina Chong, Rebecca Romijn, Ethan Peck, Melissa Navia, Celia Rose Gooding, Babs Olusanmokun, Paul Wesley & Carol Kane 	2:56
03	"Connect to Your Truth" 	Rebecca Romijn & Paul Wesley 	1:51
04	"How Would That Feel" 	Christina Chong 	4:25
05	"Private Conversation" 	Anson Mount & Melanie Scrofano 	1:29
06	"Keeping Secrets" 	Rebecca Romijn 	4:11
07	"I'm Ready" 	Jess Bush, Celia Rose Gooding, Melissa Navia & Dan Jeannotte 	2:37
08	"I'm the X" 	Ethan Peck 	2:25
09	"Keep Us Connected" 	Celia Rose Gooding 	4:30
10	"We Are One" 	Anson Mount, Jess Bush, Christina Chong, Rebecca Romijn, Ethan Peck, Melissa Navia, Celia Rose Gooding, Babs Olusanmokun, Dan Jeannotte, Paul Wesley & Carol Kane	4:17
11	Subspace Rhapsody End Credit Medley 	N/A 	1:38
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Subspace corridor

A subspace corridor is a shortcut through space, which can allow a starship to traverse great distances otherwise unachievable with traditional warp drive.
In the 22nd century there was a subspace corridor in the Delphic Expanse, extending 11.6 light years, from a nebula controlled by the Kovaalans, to a point not far from the Xindi Council planet. In February 2154, entered this corridor in an attempt to quickly travel to the Council planet. However, due to battle damage sustained in combat with the Kovaalans, Enterprises impulse manifold produced a particle wake which caused the corridor to shift in time. Enterprise emerged in the year 2037, and the crew quickly realized that, due to the corridor's one-way nature, there was no way for them to return to their own time. Enterprise became a generational ship, and the crew's descendants were eventually able to change history by intercepting their counterparts in 2154, and assisting them in making modifications which corrected the damage to the impulse manifold. This allowed Enterprise to safely pass through the corridor without traveling back in time. ()
In the Delta Quadrant, the Vaadwaur used a vast network of subspace corridors called "Underspace" to aggressively expand their territory, until they were defeated (in the 15th century). In 2376, the starship was accidentally pulled into Underspace. The ship was subsequently forced out by the Turei, a species that had appropriated the corridors; they targeted Voyagers shields with a resonance pulse, altering its shield harmonics and returning it to normal space. In five minutes, Voyager traveled two hundred light years. ()
In 2377, Reginald Barclay speculated that a group of Ferengi may have found either a wormhole or a subspace corridor to bring Voyager to the Alpha Quadrant, before realizing that they were planning to utilize a geodesic fold. ()
==See also==
*Subspace vortex
*Transwarp conduit
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Subspace divergence field

A subspace divergence field, also known as a "spatial scission," is a phenomenon which has the capability of duplicating particles of matter. This phenomenon was first observed by quantum theorists at Kent State University in the 24th century. In this experiment, the scientists were able to duplicate a single particle of matter using a divergence of subspace fields, although the duplicate atoms could not occupy the same point in spacetime for an extended period of time before the quantum cohesion began to break down, causing the atoms to experience mutual annihilation. Although the experiment proved successful in duplicating normal matter, it failed when the scientists attempted to duplicate antimatter.
In 2372, the encountered such a divergence field in the Delta Quadrant, when it entered a plasma drift in an attempt to escape a . This resulted in the existence of two duplicate Voyagers existing in the same point in spacetime, whose crews were initially unaware of each other due to both ships existing slightly out of phase with each other. Because the antimatter in Voyagers warp core was not duplicated, both ships experienced what they believed to be an unexplained drain on their antimatter supply, as both ships shared the same source of energy. Both crews came up with the idea of infusing the warp core with repeated proton bursts to keep their engines running. However, one Voyager began emitting the bursts before the other, causing serious damage to the other ship. 
The two Voyager crews eventually became aware of each other's existence through a spatial rift which linked the two ships. They initially attempted to merge the two ships by recreating the divergence field and then depolarizing it by emitting a massive resonance pulse from their deflector dishes. The attempt failed, however, when the ships were thrown further out of phase with one another.
Eventually, the Vidiians found and attacked the undamaged Voyager, but remained ignorant of the other's existence. Deciding to destroy her ship to save the other Voyager, the Captain Janeway of that ship set hers to self-destruct, and sent Harry Kim and the newborn Naomi Wildman (whose counterparts had both been killed during the damage caused by the proton bursts) through the spatial rift to replace their deceased counterparts on the other Voyager. The Vidiians boarded the ship and took control, but both they and their ship was destroyed when Voyager exploded, leaving the other one intact, albeit with severe damage to repair. ()
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Subspace flux isolator

A subspace flux isolator was a device invented by Jake Sisko in an alternate timeline. It was used to open up a path into subspace.
In 2422, an aged Jake used this device aboard the in an attempt to retrieve his father, who had been trapped in subspace fifty years previously. Timing his use of the isolator to coincide with a subspace inversion of the Bajoran wormhole, the device worked, but instead of pulling his father out of subspace, it drew him into a subspace fragment where he was able to interact with his father, due to a subspace link which had been created between them at the time of the initial accident. Jake was soon returned to normal space however, his attempt to rescue his father failing. The timeline in which these events occurred was negated thirty-eight years later when Jake committed suicide, thereby severing the link between them and sending his father back in time to the moment of the initial accident, where he was able to change history by avoiding the energy surge which pulled him into subspace in the first place. ()
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Subspace relay station

Subspace relay station, subspace relay booster station, or communications relay was a specific type of communication relay station incorporating a subspace relay. Typically, they were part of a Subspace relay network.
In the Federation, the performance of these stations was tested according to criteria established in STFL spec 0473/111243. If a station was not up to spec, it was repaired on site. A 4.2 gigawatt power generator was enough to sustain such a station. (, okudagram; )
In 2364, prior to stardate 41775, the Federation starships and tested the stations on the Rigel/Andor link. (, okudagram)
In the Treaty of Armens (2255), one of the provisions read, "Third party assistance may be requested from a Federation Starfleet vessel or a Sheliak Corporate spacecraft if the distance from the vessel to the respective homeworld is greater than five thousand (5.0) light years. UFP Standards Measurement Bureau Units. Assistance may also be requested if the vessel is less than 1,000 light years from a standard UFP subspace relay booster station." (, okudagram)
The Cardassian world Loval contained a a small subspace relay station associated with its civilian outpost. ()
In 2371, a joint effort between the Federation and Cardassian scientists led to the creation of a relay station being built on the Gamma Quadrant side of the Bajoran wormhole to aid communications. ()
In 2374 Voyager encountered two Hirogen relay stations which they used to communicate with Starfleet Command from the Delta Quadrant. () 
== Known relay stations ==
Name 	Registry	Notes 	Status 	Date
AR-558 	- 	Located on the planetoid AR-558, Chin'toka system 	Active 	2375
CR-721 	- 	 	Destroyed	2384
Epsilon IX station 	- 	 	Destroyed	2270s
Epsilon IX station (ii)	- 	 	Active 	2369
Relay 87 A 	- 	 	Active 	2293
Relay Station 001 	- 	 	Active 	2369
Relay Station 47 	RS47 	 	Active 	2369
Relay Station 67 	- 	 	Active 	2369
Relay Station 102-A 	- 	 	Active 	2369
Relay Station 194 	- 	 	Active 	2369
Relay Station 452 	- 	 	Active 	2369
Relay Station 902N 	- 	 	Active 	2369
Relay Station 6110 	- 	 	Active 	2369
Sahil's relay station 	- 	Heavily damaged in The Burn (3069); converted into a courier waypoint	Active 	3189
Wormhole relay station 	- 	Joint collaboration between UFP and Cardassian Union 	Destroyed	2373
== See also ==
* Communication array
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Subspace scan

A subspace scan was a scan of the several dimensions of subspace.
Subspace scans were part of the routine bridge scans seen on monitors aboard the . (, display graphic)
Wesley Crusher replayed Ferengi transmissions when he supposed a coded signal in one of the subspace scans. ()
When Geordi La Forge's VISOR was somehow malfunctioning, Captain Picard ordered to run a localized subspace scan. ()
Due to Worf's concerns about the different timeline he experienced, Data initiated a subspace scan to search for temporal anomalies on and off the ship. ()
When Captain Jean-Luc Picard traveled through time, he ordered Lieutenant Natasha Yar to perform a subspace scan of the and its surrounding space. Yar reported no results. ()
In an effort to locate Harry Kim, Captain Kathryn Janeway ordered to probe the subspace vacuoles with a high resolution subspace scan. Later subspace scans were performed with an extended search radius of ten au. ()
In 2384, a holomonitor displaying subspace scan data was among Rok-Tahk's materials during her presentation on tribbles at Starfleet Academy. ()
== See also ==
* Sub-space emission scan
Category:Scans
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Substitution

A substitution was the choosing of an alternate player in place of an athlete who had been removed from the game. In baseball, a player who hit the ball in place of another was said to be pinch-hitting.
In 2375, upon hearing that Rom wanted to play in the game, Benjamin Sisko told Miles O'Brien to call a timeout to make a substitution, letting Rom hit next. ()
== See also ==
* Substitute teacher
Category:Sports
Such Sweet Sorrow, Part 2 (aftershow)

"Such Sweet Sorrow, Part 2" is the thirteenth episode of and discusses the events of , the season 2 finale.
Hosted by Naomi Kyle, and running for nineteen minutes, it aired live on Facebook Live on . The featured guest was Sonequa Martin-Green in her second appearance on the companion show, discussing the season 2 finale and speculating on what Discovery might hold for season 3.
Suddenly Human (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Jono is a teenage Talarian warrior in training. Before that though, he was Jeremiah – a little boy from a Federation colony that was destroyed by the Talarians. Now it is time to get the boy home. Does that mean returning him to his Federation grandparents? Or to the Talarian captain who raised him as his own? A crime has been committed. Find out what it was and how it is solved when we put in the Mission Log.
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Sulfide

A sulfide is an anion of sulfur (S2−). Examples of sulfides include ammonium sulfide, disulfide, hydrogen sulfide, and nitrogen sulfide.
In 2364, upon the discovery of what was later determined to be the sentient inorganic microbrain, Doctor Crusher ran a spectral analysis in order to determine the composition of the being. The analysis determined that it was be made up of silicon and germanium, making it a transistor material; gallium arsenide, meaning that it emitted light when charged; cadmium selenide and sulfide, meaning that it emitted charge when lit; and water, impurities, sodium salts, meaning that it was a . 
From those results, the computer was able to make a positive determination that it was indeed life. ()
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Category:Elements
Summary justice

Summary justice was a type of that was administered summarily, that is, without the trappings of a formal trial.
During the drumhead trials of 19th century Earth, military officers would dispense summary justice while on the battlefield while sitting on an upended drum. Decisions were quick, punishments severe, and appeals denied. Those who came to a drumhead were said to be doomed. ()
==See also==
*Summary execution
*Summary judgment
Category:Law
Summer Ridings

The Summer Ridings were fictional administrative divisions located on the planet Ardani, created by Thaddeus Troi-Riker.
They were located in the territory of the Darshandok. 
Even after the death of her son, Deanna Troi kept the drawings of the maps of Ardani, one of which had labeled the location of the Summer Ridings. ()
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Summon the Thunder

Summon the Thunder is a Star Trek: Vanguard novel – the second book in the series – written by Dayton Ward and Kevin Dilmore. Published by Pocket Books, it was first released in .
== Summary ==
;From the book jacket:
:The Taurus Reach: a remote interstellar expanse that holds a very old and potentially cataclysmic secret, the truth of which is feared by the Tholians, coveted by the Klingons, and dubiously guarded by the Federation. At the center of this intrigue is Vanguard, a Federation starbase populated by an eclectic mix of Starfleet officers and civilians, whose lives are forever altered as they explore the layers of mystery surrounding the Reach and steadily peel them away... one after another.
:In the aftermath of , Commodore Diego Reyes commands Vanguard while waging an intensely personal struggle, tasked to uncover the true significance of the Taurus Reach while simultaneously concealing that mission from his fellow officers – and even his closest friends. As the USS Lovell brings some of Starfleet's keenest technical minds to help, the makes a find that could shed further light on the enigmatic meta-genome that has captured the Federation's interest – if its crew survives the discovery...
:Deep within the Taurus Reach, an ancient and powerful alien mind has awakened prematurely from aeons of hibernation, alerted to the upstart civilizations now daring to encroach upon the worlds in her care. With the stakes for all sides escalating rapidly, the alien lashes out with deadly force against the interlopers, propelling the Vanguard crew on a desperate race to understand the nature of the attacker, and to prevent the Taurus Reach from becoming a war zone.
== Background information ==
* Erilon, a key system featured in the novel, is listed on the title page as the location of one of Pocket Books' offices.
* Cover art by Doug Drexler. Station design by Masao Okazaki. Background image courtesy of NASA and the Hubble Heritage Team (STSci/AURA).
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Sundae

A sundae was a type of dessert that came in several varieties, including chocolate sundae, hot fudge sundae, ice cream sundae, and wikki fruit sundae.
Tuvok once suggested sundaes as an alternative answer to the following riddle: "A lone ensign finds himself stranded on a class L planetoid with no rations. His only possession, a calendar. When Starfleet finds him twelve months later, he's in perfect health. Why didn't he starve to death?" According to Tuvok, rather than eat the "s" (Neelix's solution), he might have eaten the sundaes, i.e. Sundays. ()
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Sundance and the Black Widow (podcast)

== Summary ==
:It's a more light-hearted return to the old west as Gene-ology examines Gene Roddenberry's only script for Sam Rolfe's series. But can even a comedy script shortchange one of its central characters?
== References ==
Aaron Donager; Annette Devereaux; ; ; ; ; ; Sabrina Craig; ; scriptwriting; ; Sundance; WGA
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Sunkrish Bala

Sunkrish Bala is an actor and voice actor who voiced and other characters in the second season of .
== Star Trek appearances ==
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Sunscreen

Sunscreen was an ointment used for many centuries by Humans to protect themselves from sunburns.
In 2374, prior to the O'Brien family trip to Golana, Miles O'Brien inquired about the location of the sunscreen, only to be informed by his wife Keiko that she had already packed it. ()
Also that year, Odo reminded Julian Bashir to take plenty of sunscreen on his trip to Casperia Prime. ()
Reginald Barclay's nose was covered in sunscreen while he visited the in 2377. ()
During an away mission to the Cosmic Duchess in 2382, Lieutenant jg Brad Boimler obsessively applied sunscreen despite it being unnecessary under the cruise ship's artificial sunlight, out of paranoia about his safety. Later, he used the slippery lotion to evade Admiral Milius's acolytes and free Jack Ransom and Andy Billups from their manacles. ()
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Super Impulse

Super Impulse USA is an American collectibles company headquartered in Bristol, Pennsylvania best know for its World's Smallest line of micro figurines that stand approximately 1.25 inches tall.
==World's Smallest Star Trek figures==
File:Super Impulse micro Kirk.jpg|Capt. Kirk
File:Super Impulse micro Spock.jpg|Spock
File:Super Impulse micro Enterprise.jpg|U.S.S. Enterprise
==3.75″ Star Trek figures==
File:Super Impulse 3 point seven five Picard.jpg|Picard
File:Super Impulse 3 point seven five Riker.jpg|Riker
File:Super Impulse 3 point seven five Data.jpg|Data
File:Super Impulse 3 point seven five Worf.jpg|Worf
File:Super Impulse 3 point seven five TNG diorama.jpg|Full TNG diorama
==Poptaters Star Trek release==
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== External link ==
* – official homepage
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Superintendent

A superintendent was the senior officer and chief administrator of Starfleet Academy on Earth.
During Jean-Luc Picard's time at the Academy between 2323 and 2327, the superintendent was a male Betazoid, and as such, a full telepath; Picard was called to his office at least once.
During William T. Riker's Academy years from 2353 to 2357, the superintendent was a Vulcan who memorized the personnel files of every single cadet, and thus, knew everything about them.
Rear Admiral held the office in 2368. ()
A Bolian admiral held the office in 2372. ()
===See also===
*Commandant
*Chancellor of Starfleet Academy
*Yard superintendent
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Superman

Superman was a fictional comic book series about a superhero written during the early 20th century on Earth. 
When Malcolm Reed and were waiting for rescue in their disabled in November 2151, Reed told Tucker that he believed that "North Americans read nothing but comic books and those ridiculous science fiction novels." Tucker replied that Superman was "laced with metaphor. Subtext layered on subtext." ()
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=== See also ===
* DC Comics
* Kryptonite
=== Background information ===
Many Star Trek actors have appeared on TV incarnations of Superman, and a few have made appearances in the movies as well. Superman animated cartoons of the 1940s, the first appearances of that franchise in film, were produced by Paramount Pictures.
A Starfleet carry case was sold off on the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay. As an inside gag, an inventory application on this case contains lyrics from the song "" stating, "Don't tug on Superman's cape. Don't spit into the wind. Don't pull the mask off the old Lone Ranger and you don't mess around with Jim." 
=== Apocrypha ===
Superman appears in Star Trek - Legion of Super-Heroes #3 as a flashback during an explanation of the United Planets in comparison to the United Federation of Planets.
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Supernova remnant

A supernova remnant was a gaseous structure resulting from a star exploding in a supernova. Examples include Arachna, the MacPherson Nebula, and Veil Nebula. (; ; )
In July 2151, detected a J'ral class supernova remnant approximately three light years off their course. However, they opted to study another nearby object instead. ()
The Briar Patch was flooded with radiation from supernova remnants. ()
In 2375, Captain Kathryn Janeway used the excuse of studying a supernova remnant for entering a restricted part of Devore space. ()
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Supervisor (title)

Supervisor was a title for agents working on behalf of the Travelers to ensure the integrity of the timeline.
== Origins ==
These field agents came from many different races and cultures before being brought to the Travelers' planet; most were assigned to deal with their own people, but similar-looking species could hide their features to blend in as needed. However, the masking technology required eight hours to recharge before it could be reactivated. ()
== Duties and Responsibilities ==
A class 1 supervisor could order a Beta 5 computer to override previous instructions and answer the supervisor's questions. The computer would authenticate the supervisor's credentials by asking for nature of agents and details of their mission.
Supervisors could be tasked with broad responsiblity, working to influence and guide events at a societal scale, while others might only be responsible for the wellbeing of a single individual.
== History ==
Two supervisors were known to have operated on Earth. Supervisor 194, code name Gary Seven, was a Human class 1 supervisor operating in 1968, tasked with ensuring Humanity's technological advancements did not wipe them out before culture and society also advanced to catch up. () In the early 21st century, Tallinn was a Romulan supervisor whose duties were more limited in scope but equally important: she was tasked with looking over the safety of astronaut Renée Picard, whose actions laid the foundation for the cultural maturation of humanity, and, by proxy, the founding of the Federation. ().
After leaving Starfleet in 2370, Wesley Crusher eventually became a supervisor. Traveling across space and time, he came to 21st century Earth, where he recruited Kore Soong as a supervisor. Even though he could not guarantee she would be safe, Soong accepted his offer. ()
In 2385, Dal R'El asked Wesley, dubious of his mental state, if there was a supervisor that they could talk to, meaning Wesley's boss. Wesley asked how Dal knew about the supervisors before realizing that they weren't talking about the same thing, and they didn't have time for that anyways. After escaping from the Loom, Wesley explained that the supervisors were the Travelers' field agents who worked in other time periods. ()
== List of Known Supervisors ==
* Gary Seven
* Tallinn
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