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Pyrithia

Pyrithia, also known as 26 Draconis, was a trinary star system in the Alpha Quadrant. The stars in this system were named 26 Draconis A, 26 Draconis B, and Gliese 685. 
== Stellar Cartography ==
The Pyrithia system was visible from Earth in the constellation Draco. It was approximately 46.3 light years from Sol.
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 had a color, indicating that it was affiliated with the . ()
The system's location was labeled in a Federation star chart that was in Fleet Admiral Kirsten Clancy's office at Starfleet Headquarters in 2399 and on the bridge of the in 2401. Pyrithia was in or near to Federation space. ()
In 2401, the location of Pyrithia was labeled on a star chart that was seen on the 's bridge viewscreen. The chart was used to show the location of the combined Starfleet-Borg armada and where it needed to go to face a galactic-level threat. ()
In 3190, the location of Pyrithia was labeled on a star chart used by Commander Paul Stamets for tracking the movement of the Dark Matter Anomaly through the galaxy. ()
=== See also ===
* Pyrithian bat
* Pyrithian Gorge
* Pyrithian moon hawk
* Pyrithian swamp gobbler
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Pyrithian moon hawk

The Pyrithian moon hawk was a type of raptor that functioned as a natural predator to the Pyrithian bat.
When his Pyrithian bat escaped from its cage in 2152, Doctor Phlox made a blue paper Pyrithian moon hawk with movable wings and imitated the call of the hawk (he mastered the call, years ago) to scare the bat. Unfortunately, he wasn't very successful and discarded the paper hawk. ()
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Q'mau

Q'mau was an inhabited planet outside Federation space. In the 32nd century, it was the site of a large settlement frequented by couriers. The residents used sand runners to traverse the planet's desert terrain. The sand of Q'mau exhibited many unknown radiative properties. ()
In 3191, Moll and L'ak traveled to Q'mau to see Fred, a who would be interested in the items they had taken from a derelict 24th century Romulan science ship. They were followed by the and , after Cleveland Booker identified Q'mau as their likely destination.
Moll and L'ak planned to hide within a nearby network of mountain tunnels in case of pursuit, and had planted an explosive device at the entrance to seal it once they were inside. To preempt them, Captain Rayner ordered the Antares to collapse the tunnel mouth from orbit, despite the risk of triggering an avalanche that would decimate the settlement. Though it did not, Moll and L'ak were inspired to trigger the avalanche themselves to cover their escape. To save the settlement, the Discovery and the Antares descended to the surface and blocked the avalanche with their joined shields. ()
The Starfleet Corps of Engineers was tasked with cleaning up the near-catastrophe. Amid the diplomatic furor, the Federation conducted an inquiry into Rayner's actions that led to Fleet Admiral Charles Vance compelling his early retirement before Burnham instead got Rayner assigned as Discoverys new first officer. Rayner privately admitted to Burnham that he felt responsible for what had happened as he didn't see Moll and L'ak's move coming, but he didn't tell the inquiry that because Rayner believed that he had already buried himself with his hostile behavior at the start. ()
Rayner would later recall the avalanche on Q'mau while battling the Breen over the portal to the Progenitors' life creation technology. Rayner compared the situation to the avalanche and how the mission had changed in both situations. Having learned from his previous mistake, Rayner changed tactics rather than continuing on as he was. ()
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Q's Day

Six-issue mini-series based on the hot new TV show. 
==Summary==
==Background information==
* The stardate of this story sets it early in the second season, but a timeline published by DC Comics, changes the stardate of the story to 41198.3 so as to account for the appearance of Beverly Crusher, Natasha Yar, and William T. Riker without a beard. This story is set between and .
===Creators===
* Based on created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writer: Michael Carlin
* Artists: 
** Pablo Marcos (pencil art – interior and cover)
** Carlos Garzon (inking – interior and cover)
** Arne Starr (inking)
** Carl Gafford (color art)
** Bob Pinaha (letter art)
* Editor: Robert Greenberger
==Characters==
===Regular and recurring characters===
; Jean-Luc Picard : captain.
; William T. Riker :Enterprise-D exec.
; Beverly Crusher : Enterprise-D surgeon.
==References==
Q's Guide to the Continuum

Q's Guide to the Continuum
== Summary ==
;From the book jacket
::"Captain's log, Stardate Eleventy-leven eighty six point negative nine. Charted a blah blah blah with my blah blah crew today, collecting samples of blah blah blah..."
:Aren't you tired of surveying all the brave new worlds and startling new civilizations of the galaxy with the safe, polite, politically correct members of the Federation? After all, they only have fun when they break their own rules and leave a communicator behind on a planet of curious mimics, or travel through time to play with tribbles. Wouldn't you rather travel the stars with me?
:Who am I? Spelled the same way front as back: Q! You've heard of me. All-seeing, all-knowing, dashing beyond comparison. The have been here since the dawn of time (and in some cases, a little before that, but that's another story), and we've seen it all. But I've put it all together in a form you can understand. The title? Q's Guide to the Continuum! (Well, what did you think I would call it? Picard's Incessant Droning About Stellar Gas Formations?)
:Want to know what the longest-lived race in the galaxy is? It's here. Ever wonder who is the greatest mass murderer of all time? I know that, too. And are you dying to find out if a certain relative of mine ever played the harpsichord while dressed like a Victorian nobleman? Well, there are some things I won't tell you, but the rest will be revealed in Q's Guide to the Continuum! (Love that title, don't you?) Prepare to be enlightened!
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Q-Space

The ultimate Q adventure begins!
Q-Space is a Pocket TNG novel – #47 in the numbered series, and the first in the Q Continuum trilogy – written by Greg Cox. Published by Pocket Books, it was first released in .
== Summary ==
;From the book jacket:
:The unpredictable cosmic entity known only as Q has plagued Captain Jean-Luc Picard and the crew of the Starship Enterprise since their very first voyage together. But little is known of Q's mysterious past or that of the unearthly realm from which he hails. Now Picard must learn Q's secrets – or all of reality may perish!
:Ever since its discovery, the great galactic barrier has impeded Humanity's exploration of the universe beyond the Milky Way. Now a brilliant Federation scientist may have found a way to breach the barrier, and the Enterprise is going to put it to the test. The last thing the crew needs is a visit from an omnipotent troublemaker so, naturally, Q appears.
:Q has more in mind than his usual pranks, and while the Enterprise struggles to defeat a powerful inhuman foe, Picard must embark on a fantastic odyssey into the Q Continuum itself, with the fate of the galaxy hanging in the balance.
FURTHER SUMMARY
== Memorable quotes ==
:"According to Captain Sisko's log, he punched you in the jaw and you never came back. Hmmm, perhaps I should have simply decked you years ago". - Picard to Q
== Background information ==
* An extract from this novel appeared in Star Trek Monthly issue 43.
* Picard mentions the events of .
== Characters ==
=== Civilians ===
; Lem Faal
; Milo Faal
; Kinya Faal
=== Q ===
; Q (female)
; Q
; Q (Junior)
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=== Enterprise crew ===
; Jean-Luc Picard
; Geordi La Forge
; Beverly Crusher
; William T. Riker
; Data
; Deanna Troi
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; Reginald Barclay
; Percy Whitman : Ensign.
; : Lieutenant.
; : Ensign.
; : Ensign.
; : Ensign.
; 
; : Ensign.
; Guinan
; Mack : Ensign.
; : Nurse
; Robert Schultz : Ensign.
; Jim Yang
; Ortega
; Sondra Berglund
=== Mentioned ===
; Odan : Ambassador
; Jadzia Dax
; Worf
; Lenara Kahn
; James Kirk
; Natasha Yar
; Ferdinand Magellan
; Christopher Columbus
; Benjamin Sisko
; William Shakespeare
; Charles Dickens
; Phineas Tarbolde
; Dante
; Virgil
; Don Jose
; Georges Bizet
; Alexi
; Paul Manheim
; Bruce Maddox
; Kosinski
; Shozana Faal
; Wesley Crusher
; Whip Parsi
; James Moriarty
; Ian Andrew Troi
; The Traveler
; Midas
; Amanda Rogers
; Kathryn Janeway
; Moses
; Kahless
; Zefram Cochrane
; Quetzalcoatl
; Peter Pan
; H.G. Wells
; Colonel 
; Baron Diabolis
; Kruge
; David Marcus
; Vash
; Apollo
; M. C. Escher
== References ==
; Galactic barrier
; Guardian of Forever
; Q Continuum
; Betazoid
; Klingon
; Romulan
; Trill
; Horta
; Angosian
; Deltan
; Q
; Bolian
; Organian
; Ferengi
; Vulcan
; Metron
; Zalkonian
; Douwd
; Calamarain
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Q-Strike

Q and Picard face the supreme challenge!
Q-Strike is a Pocket TNG novel – #49 in the numbered series, and the third novel in the Q Continuum trilogy – written by Greg Cox. Published by Pocket Books, it was first released in .
== Summary ==
;From the book jacket:
:The mischievous creature who calls himself Q has subjected Captain Jean-Luc Picard and the crew of the Starship Enterprise to many of their strangest experiences. But little had been known of Q's curious existence or that of the advanced dimension from which he comes. But now Picard knows more than he ever dreamed about an ancient conflict whose consequences might spell the doom of the entire galaxy.
:The galactic barrier has fallen and Q's oldest enemy is free once more. Captain Picard and his crew find themselves in the middle of a cosmic war between vastly powerful entities. The future of the Federation may be at stake, but how can mere mortals turn the tide in such a superhuman battle? Picard has to find a way, or neither the Q Continuum nor the galaxy will survive.
== Memorable quotes ==
"How should I know? You're the ones who specialize in triumphing against overwhelming odds. Have Data whip up some technobabble. Tell Counselor Troi to get in touch with her feelings. Let Riker punch someone. Do something, Jean-Luc. Don't you understand? He's going to kill me. Probably more than once."
:- Q, after Picard has asked Q what he expects the Enterprise crew to do against 0
== Background information ==
* There are two known covers for this novel: one featuring Q alone, the other Q and Picard.
File:Q Strike cover, Q and Picard.jpg|Version with Q and Picard
== Characters ==
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== References ==
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Q-Zone

The mystery of Q's past unfolds!
Q-Zone is a Pocket TNG novel – #48 in the numbered series, and the second novel in the Q Continuum trilogy – written by Greg Cox. Published by Pocket Books, it was first released in .
== Summary ==
;From the book jacket
:The puckish super-being called Q has bedeviled Captain Jean-Luc Picard and the crew of the Starship Enterprise since their first encounter at Farpoint Station. But little was known of Q's enigmatic past or that of the transcendent plane where he sometimes dwells. Now Picard must discover Q's secrets for the sake of all that exists.
:While the Enterprise struggles to survive an alien onslaught, Captain Picard has been kidnapped by Q and taken on an astounding journey back through time to that immeasurably distant moment when the Continuum faced its greatest threat. But far more is at stake than simply the mysteries of the past, for an ancient menace is stirring once again, endangering the future of the galaxy, and neither Q nor Starfleet may be able to stop it!
== Memorable quotes ==
"That wasn't a test… that was bloodsport."
:- Young Q
== Background information ==
* During this novel, Picard learns the truth about the final fate of the ancient Tkon Empire, destroyed as part of 0's "tests".
== Characters ==
* Q
* Q (female)
* q
* Jean-Luc Picard
* William T. Riker
* Data
* Calamarain
* 
* The One
* 
* Lem Faal
* Milo Faal
* Kinya Faal
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Q Affects!

Six-issue mini-series based on the hot new TV show.
Q Effects!
==Summary==
==Background information==
* The cover of this issue reads "Q Effects!", but the actual title of the issue on the title page is "Q Affects!", as can be seen in the image to the right.
* The stardate of this story sets it early in the second season, but a timeline published by DC Comics, changes the stardate of the story to 41198.7 so as to account for the appearance of Beverly Crusher, Natasha Yar, and William T. Riker without a beard. This story is set between and . 
===Creators===
* Based on created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writer: Michael Carlin
* Artists: 
** Pablo Marcos (pencil art and cover art)
** Carlos Garzon and Arne Starr (inking)
** Carl Gafford (color art)
** Bob Pinaha (letter art)
* Editor: Robert Greenberger
==Characters==
===Regular and recurring characters===
; Jean-Luc Picard : captain.
; William T. Riker :Enterprise-D exec.
; Beverly Crusher : Enterprise-D surgeon.
==References==
Q Are Cordially Uninvited...

Q Are Cordially Uninvited… is a Pocket TNG eBook novella written by Rudy Josephs. Published by Pocket Books, it was first released in .
== Summary ==
;From the book jacket
:The wedding of Captain Jean-Luc Picard to Doctor Beverly Crusher was a small, private affair overseen by the mayor of La Barre, France, and witnessed by the groom's sister-in-law and the mayor's wife. At least, that's what the happy couple always told their friends. On the anniversary of that blessed day, however, Worf and Geordi La Forge manage to coax the real story out of the pair, to discover a tale of mythical treasure and a lost civilization in the Delta Quadrant. It all begins when the omnipotent being Q crashes the festivities, declaring himself best man and bringing along an unwilling guest as a surprise for the groom.
== Background information ==
* The events in the novella take place between those of Before Dishonor and Greater than the Sum.
* Cover design by Alan Dingman.
=== Characters ===
;Jean-Luc Picard
;Q
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Q Factor

Six-issue mini-series based on the hot new TV show. 
==Summary==
==Background information==
* The stardate of this story sets it early in the second season, but a timeline published by DC Comics, changes the stardate of the story to 41195.7 so as to account for the appearance of Beverly Crusher, Natasha Yar, and William T. Riker without a beard. This story is set between and .
===Creators===
* Based on created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writer: Michael Carlin
* Artists: 
** Pablo Marcos (pencil art – interior and cover)
** Carlos Garzon (inking – interior and cover)
** Arne Starr (inking)
** Carl Gafford (color art)
** Bob Pinaha (letter art)
* Editor: Robert Greenberger
==Characters==
===Regular and recurring characters===
; Jean-Luc Picard : captain.
; William T. Riker :Enterprise-D exec.
; Beverly Crusher : Enterprise-D surgeon.
==References==
Q Less (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Q: How did Vash get to the Gamma Quadrant without going through the wormhole?
:A: Q.
:The troublesome twosome from TNG is back on the small screen, taking up temporary residence on Deep Space 9. Vash wants to auction off some trinkets and ditch Q. This could lead to DS9's destruction, though Q says that's not his fault. And Sisko believes him. Will Q get the girl? Will Bashir get the GIRLS? Will Deep Space 9 be destroyed? Find out when goes into the Mission Log.
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Q Who (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Our old friend Q is back. And he is taking the Enterprise to meet some new friends. They are not very friendly though. They destroyed Guinan's planet 100 years ago. Guinan and Q are also old friends. Really old. They have known each other for 200 years. And they are not really friends. Brain full yet? There is still so much more to learn when we put in the Mission Log.
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Qirilim

Qirilim was a fictional settlement located on the planet Ardani, created by Thaddeus Troi-Riker.
It was located in territory claimed by the Isqitar. 
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 Qirilim. ()
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Qpid (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Captain Picard is keyed up. He has to give a speech to a bunch of archeologists and he is nervous. But his old flame Vash is on the ship and he finds a way to relax. Until Q shows up. Then everyone is off the Enterprise and fighting for their lives in Sherwood Forest. Can Captain "Robin Hood" Picard save Maid Vash? Find out when we put in the Mission Log.
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Qu'Vat

Qu'Vat was an inhabited planet in the Qu'Vat system. The planet was inside Klingon space in the Beta Quadrant. 
In 2154, it was the site of the Klingon Qu'Vat Colony of several million, spread across three settlements. ()
In 2259, the Serene Squall set a course for this planet when they were preparing to sell the crew of the to the Klingons as slave labor. Their intentions were interrupted by Captain Christopher Pike and the rest of his captured crew. ()
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Qu'Vat Colony

The Qu'Vat Colony was a Klingon outpost located on the planet Qu'Vat in the Beta Quadrant. As of the mid-22nd century, the colony consisted of three population centers: one on the northern continent and two in the southern hemisphere. The population was estimated by Starfleet to be several million, mostly in the southern hemisphere.
== History ==
In 2154, a group of Human Augments led by Malik attempted to deploy biogenic weapons above the colony's southern hemisphere to incite war between the Klingon Empire and Earth. Their attempt was thwarted by , resulting in the destruction of the Augments' stolen Bird-of-Prey in orbit of the colony. ()
Unknown to the crew of Enterprise, several Augment embryos survived the battle and were retrieved by the Klingon government. Over the next few months, a Klingon scientist named Antaak studied and replicated the altered DNA, creating Klingon Augments and unwittingly unleashing a lethal airborne plague throughout the Empire. To combat the illness, the Klingon government actively sought a cure on Qu'Vat, even kidnapping Denobulan Doctor Phlox and bringing him to the colony. As a cure was being sought, Klingon Admiral , in league with Earth's Section 31, sent a fleet of warships to destroy the colony and prevent further exposure to the virus. A battle, however, ensued in orbit, between the Klingon vessels and Enterprise and its sister ship, . Finally a treatment was discovered and a stalemate drawn between Klingon and Earth forces, saving Qu'Vat Colony from destruction. ()
In 2259, the Orion pirate Remy planned to sell the crew of the to the Klingons at the Qu'Vat Colony. ()
== Inhabitants ==
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Qu'Vat system

The Qu'Vat 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 planet Qu'Vat, which was home to the Qu'Vat Colony. 
== Stellar Cartography ==
In 2256, this system's location was labeled on the star chart "Alpha/Beta Quadrant overview" in the ready room aboard the . The system was located in the territory of the Klingon Empire. ()
The next year, this system's location was labeled on the star chart showing the trajectory of Lieutenant Spocks shuttle. ()
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Quadcom badge

The Quadcom badge was the early 33rd century version of the combadge and 32nd century tricom badge.
Ostensibly, it had the same features as the Tricom; a combination combadge, holoPADD, tricorder, computer, portable transporter, and others beyond the previous tricom. It was designed to be worn on a Starfleet uniform's left breast. ()
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Quadra Sigma III

Quadra Sigma III was the formerly inhabited third planet of the Sigma III system. The planet was located in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant and was, In the mid-24th century, the home for a Federation mining colony. In 2364, there were 504 colonists.
In that year, the Quadra Sigma III colony transmitted a distress signal for urgent medical help when an explosion resulting from a methane-like gas seeping from underground devastated a mining operation there. The was fortunately close enough to render assistance to the survivors. Soon after rescuing the survivors, the colony was abandoned. ()
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Quadralon

Quadralon was one of the s, a photonic species from the Veraflex nebula, and the child of Cube leader Sexagus. Though its species were long-standing enemies of the s, it began an illicit romantic relationship with Radiara, child of Orb leader Spheronius.
In 2382, Quadralon accompanied its father to the for peace talks with the Orbs. It complained that corporeal ships were boring and locked itself in its quarters, which was actually an excuse for it to engage in rigorous sex with Radiara. After trashing Quadralon's quarters, the pair sneaked off to the holodeck, leaving the scene to be discovered by Lieutenant jg Beckett Mariner and Ensign Olly.
With the children of both the Cube and Orb leaders apparently missing, tensions between the species escalated until a shape war erupted on the ship. After the Cerritos stopped the fighting by draining both sides of energy, Quadralon and Radiara reappeared and announced their union to all. They also presented their new hybrid child, SquAaron, who enchanted its grandparents and paved the way to a lasting peace. ()
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Quadrant 9

Quadrant 9 was a region of space in the Beta Quadrant. A segment of the Neutral Zone was located in this quadrant, which was far away from Ferengi Alliance territory. As of 2364, there hadn't been any recent Romulan presence in the sector.
During that year, Starfleet detected a disturbance in the quadrant at coordinates 070-mark-3 and requested the to investigate. At the conclusion of its investigation, the crew of the Enterprise-D determined that the disturbance was a battle between the commandeered freighter Batris and the cruiser . ()
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Quadrant 904

Quadrant 904 was an astronomical region located somewhere in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant. A notable feature of this region was a star desert.
In 2267, when the was first intercepted by the planet Gothos in this area, the ship was eight days distant from Beta VI at warp factor three and Earth was nine hundred light years away. ()
In 2328, the Quadrant 904 Central Station was a point of embarkation and destination for commercial transports. ()
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