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Tars Lamora

Tars Lamora was a formerly inhabited planetoid in the Carina Nebula, located in the Delta Quadrant. In the late 24th century, it was the site of the Tars Lamora Labor Camp ruled by the Diviner, where a great number of slaves known as the Unwanted were brought to mine chimerium.
The surface of Tars Lamora, called the outer rim, was covered by jagged pinnacles of rock and lacked a breathable atmosphere. It was prone to violent gaseous eruptions. The prison colony extended from the surface down through massive subterranean caverns to the planet's deep core, which was illuminated by large veins of chimerium. The uppermost section of the colony was actually a large detachable starship called the Rev-12. ()
The entire planetoid could be rendered invisible by means of a chimerium cloak. ()
Deep in the planetoid's core, an area known as the Northwest Crevasse held a massive hidden chimerium chamber. Within it, prisoners Dal R'El and Rok-Tahk were mining when a partial cave-in revealed a long-abandoned Federation starship, the , which they and a few other prisoners used to escape. ()
In order to get his hands on the Protostar, the Diviner threatened the Unwanted in order to force the crew of the Protostar to return the ship to Tars Lamora. However, though small in number, the crew pulled off a daring rescue of the Unwanted, destroying , stranding the Diviner on the planetoid, and allowing the former slaves to escape on the Rev-12. ()
Tracking the Protostars proto-warp signature, the later found Tars Lamora and rescued the Diviner. ()
Due to an accidental alteration to time, the Protostar was never sent through the wormhole to Tars Lamora, changing history. With the help of Chakotay, Maj'el, Wesley Crusher, and the , the former prisoners who had once used the Protostar to escape Tars Lamora sent their ship back in time to the prison colony, so that their former selves would be able to find the ship, fixing the temporal paradox that had been created. ()
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Tasia Valenza

Tasia Valenza is the actress from New York City who played T'Shanik in the first season episode . 
Three decades later she voiced the Shenzhou Computer in the first season episodes , , , , , and .
She is perhaps best known for her Emmy-nominated role as Dottie Thornton Martin in . Also on television, she had a recurring role in and was a series regular on (1988, starring Robert Hooks) and (1992, with Camille Saviola). In 1991, she had a supporting role in (with Robert Rusler and Chris Demetral).
Her film credits include (1984, with Wallace Shawn and Darryl Henriques), (1988, starring Susan Sarandon, with Jeffrey Combs and Biff Yeager), and Skeletons (1996, with Christopher Plummer, Dennis Christopher, and David Graf).
She has become a prominent voiceover actress in cartoons such as Batman, , Duck Dodgers, and Star Wars: The Clone Wars and video games such as , Metal Gear Solid, Batman: Arkham Asylum, and various Star Wars games.
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Taskmaster

Taskmaster was a term used to describe an overly harsh and demanding boss.
In 2374, the hologram of described his "patron", , as a demanding taskmaster. ()
Later that year, The Doctor described a Hirogen overseeing his work as his Hirogen taskmaster. (
In 2381, Victoria Nuzé's exposé Starfleet's Shame, depicted Captain Carol Freeman as a "cruel taskmaster". ()
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Taste

Taste was a sense, generally perceived by one's taste buds. One who tasted food for another was called a test taster. It could also refer to one's preference in other things, such as decor or friendships.
When Travis Mayweather warned Matthew Ryan about the resequenced meatloaf aboard , Ryan seemed confused and said his steak tasted real. Mayweather then told him it was. ()
In 2267, Leonard McCoy criticized Trelane's simulated food, saying it had no taste. Spock found that unsurprising, given as Trelane only knew how Human foods were supposed to look, having studied it from afar but having never tasted it. ()
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Tathwell's Star

Tathwell's Star was a star in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant.
In 2371, its position was labeled on a star chart in the guidance system S/COMS panel on aboard the Amargosa observatory. ()
== 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 the film's scenic artist Denise Okuda (nee Denise Tathwell).
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Tau Alpha C

Tau Alpha C was an inhabited planet that was located somewhere in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant and was the reported home of The Traveler. The library computer was familiar with its inhabitants.
It was located "at least" 1,000 light years from the Sol system. Its existence remained unknown well into the mid-23rd century. Up to that point the planet had not appeared on contemporary Federation star charts. This was due to active concealment of the fact of the existence of the planet by its inhabitants. ()
Considered to be very distant by Starfleet, at warp 9.5, it would take 123 days to travel from Starbase 133 to Tau Alpha C. A subspace message would take days to travel back and forth between both locations. This location was listed on Federation star charts. () 
In an alternate universe created after Doctor Beverly Crusher became trapped within a warp bubble, Wesley tried to contact Tau Alpha C for assistance when individuals began disappearing from the Enterprise-D, with only Dr. Crusher noticing. Ultimately, that entire universe, including its Tau Alpha C, disappeared. ()
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=== Background information ===
According to StarTrek.com, Tau Alpha C was the name of a star system. Under naming conventions for stars (ex. Alpha Centauri C), the name would suggest Tau Alpha C was the third star in a trinary star system.
According to the , Tau Alpha C was a "very distant planet". Whereas, in , the Traveler was instead said to be from Tau Ceti, a star system located approximately 11 light years from Earth.
An original story concept for involved the finding this planet (i.e. "Gary Seven's homeworld") in the Delta Quadrant. 
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According to The Rise and Fall of Khan Noonien Singh, Volume One, the Assigners' planet was a cloaked planet of the in system and was 50,000 light years from Earth.
In the Star Trek: Department of Temporal Investigations novel Watching the Clock, the planet was described as having orange skies, trees, and cities made of crystal spires. It was home to "vast, extraordinary beings, with...great eyes."
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Tau Ceti III

Tau Ceti III, also known as Kaferia, was the inhabited third planet in the Tau Ceti system. This planet was located in the Alpha Quadrant and was approximately 11.9 light years from Sol. (, production art)
== History ==
Prior to stardate 41775, Jean-Luc Picard first met Walker Keel at "quite an exotic" bar on Tau Ceti III. ()
== Stellar Cartography == 
In 2259, the location of this planet was labeled on a stellar cartography chart that was seen on the 's ready room viewscreen. This planet's symbol had a color, indicating that it was affiliated with the . ()
The planet'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. Kaferia was in or near to Federation space. ()
In 2401, the location of Kaferia 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. ()
Later that year, this planet's position was labeled on a star chart used by Captain William T. Riker during his attempt at finding the last known location of the . ()
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=== Background information ===
"tow (rhymes with cow)- set-ee 3" was the pronunciation for Tau Ceti III from the pronunciation guide.
According to Star Trek: Star Charts (p. 44) and Stellar Cartography: The Starfleet Reference Library ("Federation Historical Highlights, 2161-2385"), the Kaferia (Tau Ceti) system, in the late 24th century, was a Federation system, with Tau Ceti III listed as a member.
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According to The Worlds of the Federation (p. 112), Tau Ceti III was also known as Kaferia and to the natives as Kohath-Seredi. It was the planet from which Kaferian apples came, and also hosted the Kaferians, an insectoid species. Kaferia and Kaferians were also mentioned in various other s and sources, and Kaferians were made canon when a labeled illustration from the FASA RPG module The Federation was used in an okudagram seen in . The planet originating Kaferian apples is alluded to in , and it is indicated that Gary Mitchell visited it multiple times, but it is not named in the episode.
The novel Tower of Babel distinguishes Outer Kaferia (Tau Ceti IV), which is a Human colony from Inner Kaferia (Tau Ceti III), the homeworld of the insectoid Kaferians. Both planets are named after the Kaferi family who were the system's first explorers and settlers. Tau Ceti III and IV were conquered by the Romulans during the Earth-Romulan War, but the Kaferians managed to escape the occupation by hibernating underground.
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Tau Ceti IV

Tau Ceti IV was the inhabited fourth planet in the Tau Ceti system. The planet was located in the Alpha Quadrant and was approximately 11.9 light years from Sol.
For the in 2285, the space port on this planet was the registry location of the Class 3 neutronic fuel carrier Kobayashi Maru and her master Kojiro Vance. (; , display graphic)
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Tau Ceti Prime

Tau Ceti Prime was a prime planet in the Tau Ceti system. The planet was located in the Alpha Quadrant and was approximately 11.9 light years from Sol.
Vice Admiral died on Tau Ceti Prime, when he drowned under an ice cap, in 2358. ()
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This planet's quadrant of origin is inferred based on the position of its star system as seen in the star chart appearing in the episode .
According to the , Tau Ceti Prime was the first planet in the Tau Ceti system.
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In The Autobiography of Kathryn Janeway (pp. 63-64), Admiral Janeway's death was described as occurring while piloting a test vehicle that could transition quickly from orbital to suborbital to underwater flight on Tau Ceti Prime because the planet was the closest approximation to Etaris IV, a planet in contention during the Cardassian Wars.
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Taugan system

The Taugan system was a planetary system located within Sector 2158 of the Beta Quadrant. 
Several of these planets had been raided by the mercenaries led by Arctus Baran in 2369 and 2370 in search for ancient Vulcan artifacts. This was mentioned in a conversation between Commander Riker and Vulcan minister Satok. ()
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Taurean system

The Taurean system was an uninhabited planetary system in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant. It was a unary star system consisting of a small primary and at least two planets. It was located at the extreme edge of a sector visited by both Earth and Federation starships since the early 22nd century but still considered unfamiliar by Starfleet in the mid-23rd century. 
At least 150 years prior to 2269, Planet Two had been colonized by a humanoid species. In 2119, the first Earth ship was reported as missing. In 2269, the Federation had a recent discussion with the Klingons and the Romulans, in which it was revealed that ships were disappearing every 27.346 star years. The was ordered to investigate the cause of the disappearances. On approach to the system, a signal sent from the Taurean system, by the female who lived there, temporarily affected the starship's male officers and thereby lured the vessel to the second planet, which was evacuated shortly thereafter. ()
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Taurus

Taurus was a constellation. 
The Taurus Constellation was partially visible on a viewscreen in the briefing room on the in 2266. It was a star chart of the winter sky as seen from Earth. The constellation Taurus was visible in the upper right corner of the chart and identified by name. ()
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Taurus II

Taurus II was the inhabited second planet of its star system. The planet was located inside a sector of the Alpha Quadrant. Classified as M class, this was the homeworld for a species of anthropoids.
The planet was in the vicinity of Murasaki 312, a quasar-like phenomena, and was three days away from Makus III at warp 1. ()
== History ==
As of 2267, the planet had remained unexplored by the Federation. Long-range scans had revealed basic characteristics of this planet, such as that it had an oxygen-nitrogen atmosphere.
That same year, the shuttlecraft crash landed on Taurus II while attempting to investigate the Murasaki 312. The crew, under the command of Lieutenant Commander Spock, made first contact with the inhabitants, and lost crew members Latimer and Gaetano while on the surface.
The inhabitants of Taurus II were order 480-G anthropoids, similar to lifeforms discovered on Hansen's Planet but much larger, ten to twelve feet in height. They were at approximately a Stone Age level of technology, slightly less advanced than a tribal culture. ()
Lieutenant Commander , a crewmember aboard the , was born on this non-Federation planet. In 2369, his planet of origin was listed on the chart "USS Enterprise Personnel Database", which was displayed on a PADD accessed by Captain Jean-Luc Picard. (, okudagram)
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This planet's quadrant of origin is inferred based on the position of Murasaki 312 as seen in the star chart appearing in the episode .
This planet was named after the constellation . () In fact, due to "Taurus" already being the name of a constellation when "The Galileo Seven" was written, Kellam de Forest suggested instead renaming this planet "Eta Tauri II" (in a series of research notes, dated ).
In the script of "The Galileo Seven", the surface of Taurus II was described as featuring "a sort of a crater, with overhanging rock walls jutting up against a dull featureless sky. The sky is a particularly bilious shade of green. Only a few scrubby plants are seen. It is a most unprepossessing sight." The script's stage directions also established that some areas on the planet's surface were to be misty.
The surface of Taurus II was depicted with a set on Desilu Stage 10.
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In the Star Trek Online tutorial mission for 23rd century Starfleet captains, the player leads an away team to find survivors from a Pioneer-class science vessel that has crashed on Taurus II. The away team must repulse attacks from the indigenous Taureans and escape back to their ship in orbit with the survivors.
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Tauvid Rem

Tauvid Rem was a male Idanian operative in the 24th century Idanian Intelligence.
In 2373, he was involved in the undercover operation against Draim of the Orion Syndicate. Tasked with retrieving an undercover agent under the alias Arissa, he contacted her promising information on how to leave Draim's employ without retribution. He also brought a data crystal which contained all of the agent's real memories in order to restore them. They planned to meet on Deep Space 9, however, Draim had found out about the communication and sent two thugs, Traidy and Sorm, to capture Arissa. They murdered Rem shortly before the intended meeting – minutes after 18:21, station time – he was assaulted and then vaporized. His death may have been an accident though, as the shooter, Sorm, claimed that he'd thought that the phaser he used was set to stun. ()
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Tavnian wedding

A Tavnian wedding was a marriage ceremony among Tavnians.
In the ceremony, the groom told the bride why he wished to marry her, then spoke of his love and convinced her to agree. Any who doubted his sincerity could challenge whether the wedding was real or not. 
In 2372, a pregnant Lwaxana Troi, wishing to escape marriage to Jeyal, worried that her substitute groom, Odo, might not be able to convince the Tavnian his intentions were genuine. She had wished to marry him in order to be able to keep her son, who would be considered his father's property and raised among men otherwise. ()
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Tawi'Yan

Tawi'Yan was a term in Klingonese meaning "sword-bearer". In a Klingon wedding, the Tawi'Yan was their equivalent of Earth's best man. 
Alexander Rozhenko acted as the Tawi'Yan in his father Worf's wedding to Jadzia Dax in 2374. ()
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Tawny Newsome

Tawny Newsome is an American actress, comedienne, and musician who voices Beckett Mariner on . She also portrayed Mariner in live-action in the episode .
She is also a host of Star Trek: The Pod Directive, which began in 2020, alongside her long-time friend and collaborator (and Lower Decks guest star) Paul F. Tompkins. 
Newsome commented: "I was a big fan of the '90s trifecta of shows, is my number one. I also love The Next Generation and Voyager. Then my mom’s a huge Trek fan. Her favorite series is Enterprise. She’ll go on and on about Enterprise. When I got the audition, first of all its [sic] code named, so I didn't know it was Star Trek". 
She starred in Bajillion Dollar Propertie$ (premiering in 2016) alongside Paul F. Tompkins and her Lower Decks co-star, Eugene Cordero, and was a frequent guest on Tompkins' podcast, Spontaneanation.
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Tawny Newsome's Moms (podcast)

== Summary ==
:We're celebrating Mother's Day with Tawny's moms: Her TV mom, Dawnn Lewis (Captain Freeman, ), and her real-life mom, Stephanie! We're talking all things Lower Decks, Enterprise, and Tawny Newsome (much to her dismay and Paul's delight) on this week's episode of !
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Taxonomy

Taxonomy was the part of biology dealing with the definition and classification of organisms. One taxonomic rank was the genus. (, ) Examples of taxonomic nomenclature, which were usually rendered in Latin include "Felis catus" (cats) () and "Homo sapiens" (Humans) (, )
Numerous taxonomic Earth animal names appeared on Spock's phylum search mode including: Myotis volans, Sebastes mustinus, Sciurus griseus, Ciona intestinal, Ovis dalli, Crisia occidental, Chama arcana, Dasypus novem, Vulpes velox, Martes pennanti, 
Plethodon dunni, Alopex lagopus, Cancer productus, Podiceps auritus, Sebastes mustinus, Coleonyx brevis, Cervus elaphus, Tursiops tancts, Orcinus orca, Beardius baerdi, Ziphius cavitro, Physeter macro, Megaptera novaeangliae. ()
Data's poem Ode to Spot included the line "Felis catus is your taxonomic nomenclature". When a malfunction of computer in 2369 caused the overwriting of several ship files with Data's personal files, the line about the taxonomic name of cats appeared on a PADD instead of the text of Something for Breakfast. ()
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Tayar

Tayar was a member of the group of rogue Borg led by Lore.
He was part of a group that attacked a Federation outpost on Ohniaka III in 2369. During a following battle with an away team from the , he identified his opponents by species and realized that Data was part of the away team. He then was beamed away by his ship. ()
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Taylor (Ensign)

Ensign Taylor was a male Kzinti who served aboard the during the early 2380s.
==Starfleet career==
Taylor was in the ship's bar as it was en route to Frylon IV in 2381, where he shared a cocktail with Human sciences and operations ensigns while Rutherford and Boimler played Diplomath nearby. () 
He was again present in the bar when duplicates of a visiting Doopler emissary began filling the ship. ()
Taylor was a member of the Redshirts when they helped Boimler improve his image. He noted Boimler's poor posture and demonstrated how to improve it. ()
He later participated in the training drills presented by Shari yn Yem in 2381. ()
He was in the bar when Captain Carol Freeman ordered to the to report to their supervisors to assist in removing the Cerritos hull plating. He later returned to the ship's bar following first contact with the Lapeerians. ()
Taylor later sat with Ensign Jennifer Sh'reyan in the bar celebrating the destruction of the renegade at the hands of the entire . ()
He attended the promotion ceremony for s Mariner, Boimler, Tendi, and T'Lyn. ()
Taylor accompanied T'Lyn, and Ensigns Big Merp and Meredith to Corazonia as part of an away mission led by Boimler. ()
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Brad Boimler later wrote him in as a character in his holofilm, Crisis Point II: Paradoxus, as the flight control officer aboard the Cerritos. ()
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A parallel universe version of Taylor was sent to the brig for getting into a heated argument with his prime universe counterpart. ()
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Taylor was voiced by Fred Tatasciore, as was his holodeck recreation and parallel universe counterpart. 
He was first identified by name in "In the Cradle of Vexilon".
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Taylor Elmore

Taylor Elmore is the writer and producer who provided the story for the second season episode , together with David A. Goodman. Elmore had pitched a similar storyline (Jonathan Archer on trial) already for the first season of Enterprise. ("Judgment" audio commentary/podcast)
In addition to Enterprise, Elmore has written for series including Hollywood Off-Ramp, Freedon, (with Linda Park and Melinda Page Hamilton), , (starring Timothy Olyphant), and Limitless, as well as television movies like Wild Blue and Wall Street.
On Cold Case and Raines he also served as a story editor. On Raines, Justified, and Limitless he served as a producer. 
In 2019, Elmore was an executive producer and writer on from CBS Studios. 
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