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Trapped in Time

Can Jake and Nog save the Allies in time?
Trapped in Time is a Pocket DS9 Young Adult novel – #12 in the series – written by Ted Pedersen. Published by Aladdin Paperbacks, it was first released in .
== Summary ==
;From the book jacket
:A blast to the past!
:Jake Sisko is wondering where life will take him next… and the answer is the past!
:Chief Miles O'Brien has promised to deliver a gift to a physicist, Professor Jonathan Vance. And Jake and Nog are allowed to accompany him to France. Vance shows them his "time machine," the first one ever to control time jumps with accuracy. When his assistant, Kruger, attacks him and steals the control device, Jake, Nog and O'Brien leap through the portal after him. They find themselves in Normandy, France, in 1944 during the middle of World War II. With Kruger joining the ranks of the Third Reich as a colonel, history is about to be changed forever. Can they stop Kruger from informing Hitler that a secret invasion will happen in Normandy?
Jake and Nog are in Paris where they chase a Changeling back in time to the Resistance Movement in Normandy in the 1940s. Along the way, Jake meets a girl who turns out to be a distant ancestor of Picard's.
== Memorable quotes ==
"This is a critical time in the history of Earth. Had the war been won by the Germans, the future of your planet would be much more orderly". 
"You Changelings love order don't you? Even at the price of individual freedom".
"Freedom. You Humans place too much emphasis on its value. When we brought order out of chaos in the Gamma Quadrant, through the Dominion, many lost their freedom, but they gained stability and prosperity in return". 
"Under the yoke of your Jem'Hadar shock troops. The people of Earth aren't going to submit so easily. To you or the Nazis".
:The Changeling impersonating a Nazi colonel discusses the stakes with O'Brien
== Background information ==
* This is the final Deep Space Nine young adult novel.
* Ted Pedersen commented: "At the time of the story the Changelings were on Earth. I thought what they might do to defeat us. Given access to time travel, where would they go to change our future? What better place than to prevent D-Day. Normandy on the eve of the allied invasion seemed perfect. So Jake and Nog have to stop them. An added bonus was that Picard's ancestors were in France at the time". ()
* This story takes place immediately after the events of .
* This is the first original novel based on Deep Space Nine to feature Jean-Luc Picard as a character. He would later appear in several novels, including Avatar, Book One, Avatar, Book Two, Demons of Air and Darkness, and .
* The front cover of the novel depicts Paris during the Nazi occupation in spite of the fact that the 1944 segments of the story all take place in Normandy.
* The novel mentions that the Eiffel Tower was destroyed during World War III and later rebuilt. This would later be made canonical in .
== Characters ==
* Jake Sisko
* Nog
* Miles O'Brien
* Benjamin Sisko
* Kira Nerys
* Joseph Sisko
* Jean-Luc Picard
* Dulmur
* Lucsly
== References ==
French Resistance; Nazi; World War II
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Travel pod (23rd century)

A travel pod was a small Federation shuttle predominately used during the 23rd century by facilities like the orbital office complex and Spacedock One to transfer personnel to drydocks or spaceships without having to use transporters. (, et al.)
== Technical information ==
The travel pod was a small craft that was hexagon shaped from port to starboard, with an overall boxy egg-shaped design, narrowing from fore to aft, with a slightly sloped front, and a circular docking port mounted to the flatted rear section of the pod. 
It sported a large observation window in front, and thrusters propelled the craft from the rear. Additional circular ports were located on the pod's dorsal and ventral sides. 
The interior also included a helm for piloting the craft and communications equipment capable of sending and receiving audio transmissions. 
The cockpit area of these pods could be flown with with or without two front seats; cushioned passenger benches lined along the rear of the inside walls. They could be piloted by a single individual while transporting up to seven passengers. (; ; )
== Shuttles of this type ==
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* Unnamed Travel Pods
== Appendices ==
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=== Background information ===
Travel pods were identified by name in .
At least two travel pods that were numbered differently from those seen in the film have appeared in Paramount-licensed works. In early concept paintings that production illustrator Michael Minor created for The Motion Picture, a travel pod numbered "4" can be seen. (The Art of Star Trek, pp. 15-153, 168-169) The had a diagram of a travel pod labeled 06.
In the book Ships of the Line (pp. 74-75), the travel pod was classified as a Mark II-B pod.
For information on the studio model, see: Travel pod model
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Travis Cohen

Travis Cohen is an actor who appeared as an alien soldier in the second season episode . He received no credit for this appearance but was identified by the call sheets of the episode.
He earned his BA in Telecommunications from Ohio University where he also played the lead role in the student film The Shadowcaster. Further acting work includes the USC School of Film production Osama and Your Momma! and featured parts in episodes of NYPD Blue and .
Cohen worked as stand-in on (2004, with Fionnula Flanagan, Steven Weber, Michelle C. Bonilla, and Bruce French) and (2006, with Dwayne Johnson, John Larroquette, Holmes R. Osborne, Wallace Shawn, and Matt McColm).
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Travis Fickett

Travis Fickett is a television writer and occasional comic book author who served as consulting producer on the second season of and co-wrote the story for the episode (with Juliana James).
Fickett is a frequent and close collaborator of Picard showrunner Terry Matalas. In 2012, he and Matalas wrote the script for Star Trek: The Next Generation - Hive, a comic series from IDW Publishing, based on a story by Brannon Braga.
He was a staff writer on (2011), executive produced by Brannon Braga. He also co-created (2015-18) alongside Matalas.
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Travis Langley

Travis Langley , PhD, is a professor of psychology at Henderson State University in Arkadelphia, Arkansas.
Langley is the editor and lead writer of Star Trek Psychology: The Mental Frontier, part a series of psychology books based on various popular culture franchises, including The Walking Dead Psychology: Psych of the Living Dead, Star Wars Psychology: Dark Side of the Mind, Game of Thrones Psychology: The Mind is Dark and Full of Terrors, Doctor Who Psychology: A Madman with a Box, and Captain America vs. Iron Man: Freedom, Security, Psychology, and is also the author of Batman and Psychology: A Dark and Stormy Knight. He is a frequent speaker at universities, popular culture conventions, and academic conferences on the topics of media and heroism, and has appeared at San Diego Comic-Con, New York Comic Con, Wizard World conventions, and others.
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Travis Mayweather (replica)

The replica of Travis Mayweather was a biological replica of Ensign Travis Mayweather of the . Created by the automated repair station in 2152, this facsimile was part of the station's method to abduct humanoids to be part of its computer core. Though convincing on the surface, Doctor Phlox, while in the process of conducting the autopsy, eventually determined it was, in fact, a copy of Mayweather. The giveaway was that genetically altered microbes in a Rigelian fever vaccine Mayweather had had the previous month were all dead, whereas they should have still been alive. These microbes would normally have thrived on the isolytic shock that supposedly killed Mayweather, leading Phlox to conclude that the station's ability to convincingly duplicate organic matter did not extend to even single-celled living organisms. ()
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Treaty

A treaty or accord was an official diplomatic agreement to formalize relations between two or more factions, such as following a conflict.
At some time before 2151, the Vulcans and the Andorians signed a treaty to alleviate tensions between the two neighbors. With the detection of a secret Vulcan listening post beneath the monastery at P'Jem in June 2151, proof was found that the Vulcans violated this treaty. ()
A treaty document was signed at the end the Earth-Romulan War in 2160, which was negotiated over subspace radio. One of the provisions of this treaty was the establishment of the Romulan Neutral Zone, with the stipulation that a violation of this zone by either side might be considered an act of war. ()
== Named treaties ==
*Bajoran-Cardassian Treaty
*Federation-Cardassian Treaty
*Federation-Cardassian Armistice of 2367
*Intergalactic treaty
*Jankata Accord
*Khitomer Accords
*Klaestron-Federation Extradition Treaty
*Neutral Zone Treaty
*Ord'mirit Mining Treaty
*Paqu-Navot Treaty
*Polaric Test Ban Treaty
*Revised Intersystem Agreement
*Seldonis IV Convention
*Tau Ceti Accords
*Temporal Accord
*Territorial Compromise
*Treaty of 2097
*Treaty of Algeron
*Treaty of Alliance
*Treaty of Alpha Cygnus IX
*Treaty of Armens
*Treaty of Bajor
*Treaty of Ka'Tann
*Treaty of Organia
*Treaty of Sirius
== See also ==
*Safe passage
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Treaty of Armens

The Treaty of Armens was established between the Sheliak Corporate and the United Federation of Planets. It contained half a million words and took 372 Federation legal experts to draft. The treaty ceded several class H planets from the Federation to the Sheliak.
A Federation colony of Humans was established on planet Tau Cygna V in the 2270s, despite that planet having been ceded to the Sheliak. In 2366 the Sheliak demanded the colony be removed, intending to settle the planet themselves. If that was not done, they intended to "eradicate the Human infestation".
When the colony was discovered to be much larger than anticipated with a population of 15,253, Captain Jean-Luc Picard tried to negotiate a three week delay so the colonists could be removed. When the Sheliak refused to compromise, Picard resorted to using a clause in the treaty which gave him the right to ask for third-party arbitration of the dispute. As the petitioner had the right to choose the adjudicator, he selected the Grizzelas, a species who at the time were six months away from awakening from their hibernation cycle. Stunned at being outmaneuvered by the Federation, the Sheliak agreed to the original three week proposal. ()
== Selected excerpts ==
*Acts of Widdershins
* Section 133, paragraph 77: Notes the ceding of Tau Cygna V to the Sheliak Corporate.
* Paragraph 653, subparagraph 9: Grants the right of one party to call for consultation with the other.
* Section 501, paragraph 716, subparagraph 5: "Unwanted lifeforms inhabiting H-class worlds may be removed at the discretion of the Sheliak Corporate."
* Paragraph 1290: Grants right to request third-party arbitration of dispute.
* Paragraph 1290, subsection D3: Grants right to request the particular organization or civilization for the arbitration.
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Treaty of Ka'Tann

The Treaty of Ka'Tann was a diplomatic agreement negotiated by Ambassador V'Lar during the late 21st or early 22nd century.
While T'Pol was in her early schooling on , she traveled to Vulcana Regar to see V'Lar, who had just negotiated the Treaty of Ka'Tann. At one of the recesses during the second Ka'Tann Conference, T'Pol approached V'Lar to question her negotiating tactics, which V'Lar later recalled as being "quite presumptuous coming from one so young." However, she would also note that T'Pol's bluntness made her reconsider some of her positions. ()
As of the early 24th century, the Treaty of Ka'Tann prohibited Starfleet from crossing certain segments of the Federation border, for example in the vicinity of the Talarian Republic. ()
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Trebus

Trebus was an inhabited planet near the Federation-Cardassian border, in what became the Demilitarized Zone. (; )
== History ==
It was the site of an ex-Federation colony populated by the descendants of the Ometepe Rubber Tree and Nicarao peoples of Earth, who moved to this world a few centuries before the 24th century. (; )
Chakotay was born on Trebus in 2329, at which time the planet had been settled for several generations. As of 2384, he was the only resident of the colony in Starfleet. ()
Kolopak died defending the colony from the Cardassians. ()
== Inhabitants ==
* Trebus inhabitants
== Appendices ==
=== Background information ===
The naming of Chakotay's homeworld as Trebus was first given in the novel Pathways, before being confirmed on screen in . Some other novels have identified Chakotay's homeworld as being Dorvan V.
The planet might have featured forests and deer, as Chakotay mentioned refusing to hunt them in them with his father in .
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Trek: Deep Space Nine: The Unauthorized Story

Trek: Deep Space Nine The Unauthorized Story
== Summary ==
;From the book jacket
:* Biographies of the major characters
:* Exclusive profiles of the actors and actresses
:* Complete episode guide
:* Behind-the-scenes story of the creation of the newest Trek
:Months before his death, Gene Roddenberry consulted with Next Generation producers Rick Berman and Michael Piller about a spin-off idea. After his death, Paramount announced plans for a third version of Star Trek. premiered in January 1993 and delivered characters and stories as engrossing as previous versions of Star Trek.
:Trek: Deep Space Nine, The Unauthorized Story explores the new series, including detailed episode by episode examinations, biographies of all cast members, and profiles of major characters. The book also reveals how the series was created and the many forms it passed through before it was ultimately brought to the small screen. The book steps behind the scenes to uncover the making of the exciting new series.
:Trek: Deep Space Nine, The Unauthorized Story is an exciting addition to the bookshelf exploring the newest addition to the Star Trek mythos.
== Contents ==
* Introduction
** Trek: The Third Generation
* Chapter One
** Behind the Scenes: The Creation
* Chapter Two
** Laying the Groundwork
* Chapter Three
** Special Corner of the Galaxy
* Chapter Four
** Comparing Treks
* The Crew from Deep Space
** Siddig El Fadil: Dr. Julian Bashir
** Terry Farrell: Lt. Jadzia Dax
** Nana Visitor: Major Kira Nerys
** Colm Meaney: Op Chief Miles O'Brien
** Rene Auberjonois: Security Chief Odo
** Armin Shimmerman: Quark
** Avery Brooks: Commander Ben Sisko
** Rosalind Chao: Keiko O'Brien
** Cirroc Lofton: Jake Sisko
* Tales from Deep Space: The Episodes
** Episode One: 
** Episode Two: 
** Episode Three: 
** Episode Four: 
** Episode Five: 
** Episode Six: 
** Episode Seven: 
** Episode Eight: 
** Episode Nine: 
** Episode Ten: 
** Episode Eleven: 
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Trek: Deepspace Nine

Trek: Deepspace Nine is a reference book from Pioneer Books that focuses on the beginning of . It was published soon after the series first aired.
== Summary ==
:From the publishers of Trek: The Next Generation, The Trek Encyclopedia, Trek: The Lost Years and Trek: 25th Anniversary Celebration comes the definitive book of Deepspace Nine.
:* Exclusive behind the scenes visit to the set
:* Revealing profiles of the actors and actresses
:* Biographies of the major characters
:* Unique look at the scripts and episodes
:Deepspace Nine continues the adventure of Star Trek in a direction never before taken. It is the vehicle to usher in Star Trek's next 25 years, but it is very different from any of its predecessors. This crew doesn't serve aboard the Enterprise or any other starship. Instead, the action occurs aboard a space station. It is a darker and grittier Star Trek.
:For the first time in print, Trek: Deepspace Nine reveals the complete behind the scenes tale of the creation of the new series. Learn how each major character was developed. Explore each of their fantastic voyages. Meet the actors, actresses, and creative staff that bring the adventures to life.
:Trek: Deepspace Nine explores the beginnings of this new science fiction series and places it firmly within the context of the Star Trek universe.
== Contents ==
* Introducing Deepspace
* Welcome Aboard
* Creating Deepspace
* Profiles: Cast and Crew
* Casting Deepspace
* Man and Vision: Roddenberry
* Building the Space Station
* The Novelization of Deepspace
* Behind the Scenes
* Aliens in Deepspace
* Rivals of Deepspace
* The Debate: Affirmative
* The Debate: Negative
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Trek: The Unauthorized A-Z

Trek: The Unauthorized A-Z
== Summary ==
;From the inside cover
:You thought you were a Star Trek fan, but did you know...
:– Picard has an artificial heart because he was stabbed by Nausicaans while at the Academy.
:– Martin Luther King, Jr. told Nichelle Nichols–Uhura on Classic Trek–that she shouldn't quite the show because she provided such a valuable role model for black women
:– Q has an IQ level of 2005
:– The voice of the Enterprise computer on all three Treks is provided by Majel Barrett–Gene Roddenberry's second wife (who also played Nurse Chapel on the Classic Trek episodes).
:Discover all these facts and more in this unauthorized Trek encyclopedia, covering the original Star Trek, Star Trek: The Next Generation, Deep Space 9, and all six movies.
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Trek Against Trump (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Star Trek fans unite! Trek against Trump is a group conceived by Star Trek alum Armin Shimerman to engage voters and have them take a long hard look at the candidates before voting in this year's presidential election. The group includes creators, cast, and crew from every Trek show and film from George Takei to J.J. Abrams to the families of the late Leonard Nimoy and Gene Roddenberry and beyond. This week Jordan talks to Armin and blogger/social activist Jay Stobie about the latest threat to our galaxy.
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Trek Navigator: The Ultimate Guide to the Entire Trek Saga

Trek Navigator: The Ultimate Guide to the Entire Trek Saga is an unlicensed reference book containing short reviews of many Star Trek episodes.
== Summary ==
:The world's leading Treksperts give you the book you've been waiting for – a sharply opinionated episode-by-episode guide to the entire Star Trek saga.
:In the galaxy of Star Trek books, there's nothing like Trek Navigator – a compendium of punchy reviews, in the style of movie reviewers Siskel and Ebert, critiquing every episode of every Star Trek show, in all of the series' incarnations, plus the complete movie series.
:With this invaluable critical guide, you'll know which episodes are worth setting the VCR for – and when it's better to hit the fast-forward button. The authors provide a complete season-by-season breakdown of the entire saga, no-holds-barred critiques, a one-to-four phaser rating system, and a unique index that cross-lists episodes under dozens of fascinating categories, from "Boom!" (in which the ship is destroyed) and "Debating Team" (in which Kirk talks a computer to death) to "Bad Borg" (Borg episode) and "It's Elementary" (in which Data plays Sherlock Holmes).
== Background information ==
* Trek Navigator contains reviews of every and episodes. The films up to and including are also included. The reviews cover the first four seasons (although a review of is included, with both authors naming it as a classic) and up to season two, with also included. is the only episode to not have a review by both of the authors, with Altman admitting he had not watched it by the time of writing. He commented "but I'm sure its fine; it sounds cool".
* Both Altman and Gross name the original Star Trek as the best series, although Star Trek: Deep Space Nine is their favorite spin-off. Gross rates it as a classic and Altman rates it as being great. In their introduction they comment "Deep Space Nine was the most daring and, by extension, the most provocative... while Deep Space Nine has continued to evolve, stumbling at times, it has produced some of the best Star Trek drama ever".
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Trek in the 24th Century: The Next Generation and Deep Space

Trek in the 24th Century: The Next Generation and Deep Space
== Summary ==
;Blurb
:A fascinating look at the future of Star Trek.
:Seven years of Star Trek - The Next Generation and two years of Deep Space Nine built on what came before, and, set 75 years beyond the time of the original Star Trek series, added many changes.
:New technology offers a new look and new capabilities. While space stations appeared on Star Trek before, none looked like Deep Space Nine. The future shared by The Next Generation and Deep Space Nine includes many new planets and cultures.
:Is Deep Space Nine truly the successor of The Next Generation and Star Trek it was intended to be? What about Star Trek Voyager? And what will the future of The Next Generation be on the giant movie screen?
:For the first time, this and other questions about the two Star Treks of the 24th Century will be answered in Trek In the 24th Century: The Next Generation and Deep Space. Plus an early look at the new Star Trek Voyager.
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Trek or Treat

Trek or Treat is a gag book, composed of photographs from various Star Trek episodes with humorous captions added.
== Summary ==
;From the jacket cover
:What's so funny about outer space? Thumb – and giggle – your way through these Star Trek ticklers and find out – as Captain Kirk, Mr. Spock, Dr. McCoy, Sulu, Uhura and the rest of the Earthlings, Vulcans, Klingons and outworlders cut up and cavort through a universe of fun!
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Trek to Madworld

Trek to Madworld is a Bantam TOS novel, written by Stephen Goldin, first published in .
== Summary ==
;From the book jacket
:On an urgent mission of mercy to a dying colony, the is diverted from its course by Enowil, an unpredictable exile in charge of a world gone mad. With a Klingon and a Romulan warship already under his control, Enowil puts Kirk and his crew through an agonizing, dangerous test of wits while the colonists of Epsilon Delta 4 await evacuation – or certain death…
:CAPTAIN'S LOG, STARDATE 6191.8
:I am faced with one of the most difficult decisions of my career. Three days ago, the Enterprise was ordered to proceed at maximum warp to Epsilon Delta 4, where 700 colonists are slowly dying of radiation poisoning. Our journey there was interrupted when Enowil, an eccentric being of unbelievable power, seized control of the ship, as well as one Klingon and one Romulan star cruiser. Offering anything in his power to give as a reward, he has asked all of us for help in solving what he refers to as a "private matter." I've seen evidence of his power: it's incredible. If I decline, if I take the ship and leave, both the Romulans and the Klingons have a chance to obtain what could be an unstoppable weapon… and change the galactic balance of power. But if I stay, I am surely condemning the 700 colonists on Epsilon Delta 4 to a slow and painful death…
== Background information ==
== Characters ==
;James T. Kirk
;Spock
;Leonard McCoy
;Montgomery Scott
;Hikaru Sulu
;Pavel Chekov
;Uhura
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