nyuuzyou/wikis huggingface dataset:
Milius

Admiral Milius was a Human who served as a flag officer in Federation Starfleet during the late 24th century.
==Starfleet career==
Despite his advancement through the ranks, Milius was frustrated that he never received any exciting assignments but was rather relegated to milking space whales. Blaming "the system", he eventually went AWOL from a vacation on the cruise ship Cosmic Duchess, on which he was a Latinum Elite guest. He was a regular patron of The Risa Bar, where he had charged several hundred Salurian Coladas to his tab.
The was tasked with pursuing Milius. An undercover away team, consisting of Jack Ransom, Andy Billups, and Brad Boimler, attempted to trace Milius' footsteps, but were captured by his acolytes and taken as hostages to his base at AWOL Falls. Milius, who had been forewarned by the resort's front desk, attempted to sway Boimler to his side, having spied on Boimler feuding with Ransom about being given dangerous tasks. However, Ransom explained that this was because he valued Boimler as an officer and knew he could handle himself, inspiring Boimler to free them all using sunscreen. A desperate Milius commanded his acolytes to sacrifice themselves for him, which only caused them to desert him.
Defeated, Milius agreed to return to duty. At Boimler's suggestion, he pledged himself exclusively to assisting the , a microscopic starship from a parallel universe, to return home. ()
==Alternate realities and timelines==
Captain Tersal of the Endeavour noted that there was also an Admiral Milius in her universe who milked whales. ()
==Background information==
Milius was voiced by Toby Huss.
His name may be a reference to John Milius, a co-writer of the film Apocalypse Now, which the Admiral Milius storyline parodies.
Category:Humans
Category:Starfleet flag officers
Category:Starfleet personnel (24th century)
Milt Tarver

Milton "Milt" Tarver was the actor who played a Human scientist in the fifth season episode .
Tarver was a prolific stage and screen actor, who made over fifty television guest appearances from the early 1980s to the early 2000s. He can be seen in series such as (with Davis Roberts), (starring James B. Sikking and Barbara Bosson, with Barbara Babcock), (starring William Daniels, Norman Lloyd, Ed Begley, Jr. and Christina Pickles, with Kate Mulgrew), (starring Robert Foxworth, with Ellen Geer and Christopher Held), (starring Joan Collins), , , (starring Corbin Bernsen and Larry Drake, with Stanley Kamel and Paul Comi, directed by Win Phelps), Ellen, (with Barbara Bosson, Clayton Rohner, Jack Kehler, Rick Worthy, Gregory Itzin, Ron Canada, Don McManus, Cecily Adams, and Neal McDonough), (with Harve Presnell, Samantha Smith, and Cyia Batten), (directed by Charles Correll), , (starring Stephen Collins and Catherine Hicks), and (starring Martin Sheen, with Harry Groener and Alan Dale).
== External link ==
* 
de:Milt Tarver
es:Milt Tarver
Category:Performers
Category:TNG performers
Milton Barnes

Milton Barnes is an actor who played a Discovery crewman in the first season episode and the first episode .
His other credits include roles in Due South, Covert Affairs, Tumbledown Tales, (2012, with John Cho), Pacific Rim, , The Strain, , and . 
He also had a recurring role in as Dr. Wayne Sharpe (sharing an episode with Bahia Watson).
== External links ==
* 
Category:Performers
Category:DIS performers
Category:ST performers
Mimi Kuzyk

Mimi Kuzyk is an actress who played Siobhan in the episode .
Kuzyk was born in Winnipeg, Canada as the child of Ukrainian immigrant parents. She has been active both in Canadian and American television since 1979, first appearing as an extra in the Canadian comedy show Second City Television, starring several famous comedians including Andrea Martin, John Candy, Rick Moranis, Harold Ramis and Martin Short.
Among her many television appearances are episodes of (starring Scott Bakula and Dean Stockwell), seaQuest DSV (starring Marco Sanchez, with Robert Foxworth), and The Strain (with Stephen McHattie and Ron Canada).
Her first feature film role was (1988).
== External links ==
* 
* 
Category:Performers
Category:ST performers
Mina Badie

Mina Badie (aka Mina Badiyi) is an actress who portrayed a security officer in the fourth season episode . She is the daughter of Star Trek director Reza Badiyi, who directed her in the relevant episode.
Mina has appeared in numerous television and movies shows since the late 1970s. In 1998 she appeared in an episode of (starring Jerry O'Connell, with Stephen Macht). In 2002, she appeared in an episode of (with Leslie Hope, Penny Johnson, Henri Lubatti, and Kara Zediker) and in the film Road to Perdition. Badie has also guest starred in , and .
== External link ==
* 
es:Mina Badie 
nl:Mina Badie
de:Mina Badie
Category:Performers
Category:DS9 performers
Minara

Minara was the primary of the Minarian system. The star was located somewhere in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant.
This star entered a nova phase in 2268. Its counterpart in the antimatter universe was located twelve s south of the galactic plane. 
At that time, the star system included at least two planets – one was used by the Vians, the other was the homeworld for Gem's people. ()
While inhabiting the body of Dr. Janice Lester in 2269, James T. Kirk referred to events immediately preceding Minara's nova in an attempt to convince Spock of his identity. ()
In 2270, the set course for the dead star in the antimatter universe that corresponded with the Minara nova, where it emerged back into the familiar "positive matter universe." ()
== External link ==
* 
Category:Stars
Minara II

Minara II was the uninhabited second planet of the Minarian system. This planet was located somewhere in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant and was destroyed when its primary went supernova in 2268. 
Six months before the star went supernova, the Federation had set up a research station on this planet to make close-up studies of the star. When the star reached its critical point, the arrived to pick up the team.
They found the team was missing, and were soon abducted by a race known as the Vians. They found that the team had been killed by the Vians in an attempt to find out if a race of empathetic s were worthy of survival. ()
== See also ==
* Minaran spinach
== External links ==
* 
* 
de:Minara II
Minara 02
Category:Memory Alpha articles named from supplementary resources
Category:Outposts
Minarian star system

The Minarian star system was a formerly inhabited planetary system in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant. It was a unary star system consisting of the primary Minara and several planets with a population in the millions. 
In 2268, this system's star began to go nova destroying all life in this system. A species known as the Vians was able to save one and only one of the planets in the system and chose the empathic inhabitants of Gem's planet due to their healing ability and capacity for self-sacrificing compassion. ()
== External link == 
* 
de:Minara-System
Category:Star systems
Mindscape AI

The Mindscape AI was the artificial intelligence in Doctor Marina Derex's mindscape program that was designed to test whoever came looking for the clue to the Progenitors' life creation technology. Similar to how the mindscape would take on the form of what the person's neural activity indicated was the most important place in their life, the AI took on the form of the most important person in their life. ()
In 3191, Captain Michael Burnham entered the mindscape in search of the clue to the Progenitors' technology and the AI took on the form of Cleveland Booker wearing the robes of an archivist. This was because of Burnham's subconscious desire to make things right with the real Booker, something that she was too afraid to do. The AI was unable to give Burnham anything more than yes or no answers for the most part and couldn't explain the test to Burnham who had to figure it out for herself, warning Burnham that as a security precaution she would die when the mindscape shut down if Burnham failed the test. The AI supported Burnham's attempts to solve the mystery, only to reveal each time to her frustration that it was not the test.
With time running out, Burnham opened up to the AI about her fears of failure and not being a good enough captain, friend and partner which drove her sometimes. Burnham admitted to feeling small, weak, and ashamed because of it and how it had driven her to push the real Booker away. In doing so, Burnham passed the AI's test because she would need to know herself and be able to be honest with herself, especially about the things that were hard to look at, if she was going to be the one to protect the Progenitors' technology. That Burnham could admit those things to herself unlike most people was what let her pass the test, proving that Burnham could be trusted to do the right thing with so much power. The AI told Burnham where to find the last piece of the map in the real world as well as a final secret: how to get through something at her final destination. ()
Burnham later revealed that the AI had told her a phrase that she would need to know to get through the final obstacle: "build the shape of the one between the many." This proved to be a clue about how to solve the final puzzle and correctly access the technology's interface. ()
Category:Computer programming
Mindy Hall

Mindy Hall is a Hollywood make-up artist who was the head of the make-up department on . She has received an Academy Award for her work on the film, which she shares with Prosthetic Make-up Designer Barney Burman and Prosthetic Make-up Supervisor Joel Harlow. The three also received a Saturn Award nomination for Best Make-Up for Star Trek. 
Hall was make-up artist for Alfre Woodard on (1995, co-starring Winona Ryder, Jean Simmons and Gail Strickland). She later applied Gregg Henry's make-up for (1999, with John Glover, David Paymer and James Coburn). Hall was also co-department head on this film. Her other make-up credits include (1995, featuring Robert Beltran, Bill Bolender, Michelle Krusiec, David Paymer, Tony Plana, Saul Rubinek, Paul Sorvino and Wilson Cruz), (1998, starring Robin Williams and Bob Gunton), (2001, featuring Pat Healy, Glenn Morshower, Randy Oglesby, Leland Orser, Steve Rankin, Raphael Sbarge, James Saito, Cary-Hiroyuki, and Michael Shamus Wiles). 
Hall later served as make-up department head on (2001, featuring Zach Grenier), The Mothman Prophecies, (2003, featuring Gabrielle Union), Rent (with art direction by Keith Cunningham), (2006, featuring Jude Ciccolella), and The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 2. She was actor 's personal make-up artist on the film Hollywood Homicide (co-starring Bruce Greenwood and James MacDonald) and Wicker Park and actress 's personal make-up artist on Kinsey (co-starring William Sadler), The Exorcism of Emily Rose, and (2007, co-starring Donna Murphy). She was also the department head for the latter film.
== External links ==
* – official site
* 
* at 
Category:Makeup staff
Category:Academy Award winners
Category:Saturn Award winners
Category:Broadcast Film Critics Association Award nominees
Mineral

__NOTOC__
Minerals are natural, inorganic, solid compounds with a regularly ordered crystalline structure. () Rock is a naturally-occurring solid substance composed of minerals. () All mineral names, with only a few exceptions, ended with the suffix -ite or -ine. 
Mining was the process of extracting minerals from objects like planets and asteroids. () 
Several planets were sources of minerals in the Federation including Earth, Janus VI, Ardana, Capella IV, Coridan, and Elas. ()
In the song, "I Am the Very Model of a Modern Major-General", the titular character claimed, "I've information vegetable, animal and mineral." ()
A deficiency in vitamins and minerals could lead to one developing cravings for foods rich in those substances one lacked. () Bone tissue contained minerals. ()
== Notable minerals ==
*Benamite crystals : could be use to construct an advanced quantum slipstream drive. ()
*Boronite: a rare mineral ore which was used in the synthesis of Omega molecules. ()
*Eisillium: an extremely rare mineral. ()
*Gallicite : could produce strong electrical currents when metal objects were held nearby. ()
*Kemocite: a key component of the Xindi weapon. ()
*Pergium: used to generate energy. Janus VI was an important Federation source. ()
*Ryetalyn: this rare mineral was the only known cure for Rigelian fever. ()
*Topaline: a rare mineral of which Capella IV was a rich source. ()
*Time crystals: a rare mineral native to Boreth. () 
*Trellium: a mineral that was used as insulation against anomalies by ships in the Delphic Expanse. ()
*Uridium: an unstable mineral that was used in Cardassian ship construction. ()
*Zenite: in 2269, the only known source of this mineral was the planet Ardana. ()
== Mineral life ==
Some lifeforms were mineral-based, such as the Crystalline Entity, the Excalbians, the Horta, the microbrain, the silicon-based lifeform, and the Tholians.
== See also ==
* Crystal
* Materials and substances
== External link ==
*
Category:Geology
Category:Mining
Minimalism

Minimalism was am aesthetic style characterized by its lack of complexity.
In 2364, Kosinski described going in a straight line as "perhaps even innovative in a minimalist way". ()
In 2365, K'Ehleyr described Worf as "the perfect Klingon. The ultimate minimalist." ()
In 2382, Starbase 80's reactor room was described as minimalist. ()
Category:Philosophical movements
Mining vessel

In starship classification, a mining vessel or mining ship was a starship designed to conduct mining operations in space. Such vessels were equipped with technology and personnel to recover and process desired materials.
The Narada was a Romulan mining vessel commanded by Nero. After the destruction of Romulus by the supernova of its star in 2387, Nero used his ship to capture the , which was under the command of Spock. Nero held Spock responsible for Romulus' destruction, for failing to halt the supernova in time. He attacked the Jellyfish during Spock's effort to use a black hole to stop the supernova, but this effort led to his ship being thrown back in time, where an alternate reality was created. (; )
In the 2260s of the alternate reality, information on mining vessels was located in the Federation database. ()
== Mining vessels by species==
* Nuu'Bari mining vessel
* Ord'mirit mining vessel
* Romulan
** 
==See also==
*Mining shuttle
de:Bergbauschiff
ru:Шахтёрский корабль
Category:Spacecraft classifications
Category:Spacecraft classifications (alternate reality)
Category:Mining
Minister

Minister was a title given to a representative of a government or organization. In a governmental structure, ministers were granted authority over certain areas of policy (for example, minister of Agriculture), while it could also be used in a diplomatic function.
In 1930, the minister from the United States of America advised American citizens that did not have urgent reason to be in Thailand to return home for security reasons. ()
During the 22nd century, individuals possessing the title minister in the Vulcan High Command worked under the administrator. () The title remained in use as late as the 24th century, when the head of Vulcan security, otherwise known as the V'Shar, held the title of minister. ()
The Bajoran Provisional Government's senior posts were held by ministers who met in the Chamber of Ministers and served under the First Minister. () There was also a position of Minister of State in the Bajoran government. ()
The Doctor was given the title of Minister of Culture in Iden's Rebellion. ()
Osyraa used the title of Minister to refer to her position within the Emerald Chain. ()
== Ministers ==
*Angosia III
**Nayrok (Prime minister)
*Bajor
** Azin
** Kaval (Minister of State)
** Gettor
** Kalem Apren
** Rozahn
** Winn Adami
** Shakaar Edon (First Minister)
** 
** Jaro Essa
*
**Kray (Minister of Science)
*Earth
**Jean Labeau (France)
**Nathan Samuels
*Emerald Chain
**Osyraa
* Kaelon II
** B'Tardat (Science Minister)
* 
** Hanok
** Ornithar
*Kostolain
**Campio (Third Minister to the Conference Of Judges)
*
** Selin Peers
*Malcor III
**Krola (Minister of security)
**Mirasta Yale (Space Administrator, with rank of minister)
*Mariposa colony
**Victor Granger (Minister of Health)
**Wilson Granger (Prime Minister)
*Prytt Alliance
**Lorin (security minister)
** (prime minister)
*Rakosa V
**Kellan (First minister)
*Voth
**Odala
* 
** Kuvak
** Satok (Security Minister)
** T'Pau
Additionally, the Kadi also had at least one minister, and Tilonus IV and were known to have prime ministers.
==External link==
* 
pt:Ministro
de:Minister
fr:Ministre
nl:Minister
pt:Ministro
Category:Titles
Minister of Culture

Minister of Culture was a proposed title given to The Doctor in 2377 by Iden.
When the Doctor expressed his desire to share art and music with the other holograms, Iden said he's be "an excellent teacher", to which the Doctor replied, "I think a more appropriate title would be Minister of Culture," which Iden agreed with. He was a little less enthusiastic when the Doctor mentioned his expertise in Alpha Quadrant art, claiming that it was "organic culture", and he wanted the holograms to have one of their own. ()
Category:Titles Category:Government
Minor (education)

A minor was a secondary field of study.
In 1996, noting Tom Paris' familiarity with obscure horror films, Rain Robinson quipped, "Let me guess. You minored in B-movies." ()
In the 2370s, Raffaela Musiker minored in Romulan Relations at Starfleet Academy, with a major in intelligence. ()
==External link==
* 
Category:Education
Minos

Minos, Minosia or Minos Korva was a planet in the Minos Korva star system, which was one of the star systems in the Lorenze Cluster in the Alpha Quadrant. (; )
It was formerly inhabited by the Minosians, until the entire population was wiped out by the Echo Papa 607. 
Minos was a heavily forested planet that could support most lifeforms. After the disappearance of the Minosians, only plant and animal life remained.
The planet was visited by the , and later the , in 2364. The Echo Papa 607, a sophisticated weapon system developed by the Minosians, was still active on the planet and had killed the crew of the Drake. It nearly killed the crew of the Enterprise-D as well, but was turned off when Jean-Luc Picard tricked it into believing he wanted to buy it. ()
==Appendices==
===Background information===
The planet model for Minos was first used to represent the planet Angel I in and would later be used to represent Theta VIII in and Legara IV in .
While Minos and the Minos Korva system were not linked in and , this link was established in . Even if not originally intended, it is not contradictory assuming that the Federation colony in Minos Korva is recent as of 2369.
StarTrek.com located Minos in the Lorenze system. 
== External links ==
* 
* 
de:Minos
es:Minos
nl:Minos
Category:Planets
Category:Homeworlds
Minosian

The Minosians were a technologically-advanced humanoid species from the planet Minos. They gained notoriety as arms merchants during the Ersalrope Wars, providing advanced weaponry such as the Echo Papa 607 which were sold under the banner "Peace through superior firepower."
In the early 24th century, the Minosians were a thriving society governed by the Minosian Sway, led by the Minosian High Council. They were often in conflict with neighboring species they regarded as "lesser" than themselves, such as the Mizarians, Trill, and Erselrope. Though no formal hostilities had been declared between the Sway and the Federation, Starfleet Intelligence suspected that the Minosians were responsible for the destruction of the in 2314. ()
It was discovered in 2364 that the Minosians were subsequently eradicated by their own weapon system when it went out of control. One of the few Minosian artifacts surviving, the Echo Papa 607 system was responsible for the disappearance of the and attempted to destroy the . ()
== People ==
* Holographic Minosian peddler
== External link ==
* 
de:Minosianer
fr:Minosien
Category:Species
Mint

Mint was an herb most commonly associated with Earth, but also found in some other cultures, such as Vulcan (although differed greatly from the Earth variety). An aromatic, mentholated plant, the herb was usually combined with foods to enhance sweetness and produce a cool aftertaste. It was also brewed with tea to add flavor. (; )
It was one of the key ingredients in the Earth alcoholic cocktail known as a mint julep. ()
During a recurring dream under duress, Data observed Worf eating a cellular peptide cake with mint frosting. ()
== Mint foods and beverages ==
*Mint (Vulcan)
*Mint julep
*Mint tea
*Peppermint
**Peppermint coulis
*Spearmint
*Tellurian mint truffle
==See also==
* Mint condition
== External link ==
* 
Category:Earth plants
Category:Earth herbs and spices
Mira Antlia system

The Mira Antlia system was a planetary system in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant. It was a unary star system consisting of the red giant star Mira Antlia and its six planets. The Mira Antlia system was located in a quadrant adjacent to another quadrant that contained Sector 63.
In the 24th century, the fifth planet orbiting Mira Antlia, Dytallix B, was the location of a mining colony. It was one of seven mining colonies established by the Dytallix Mining Company for the . 
By 2364, the Dytallix Mining Company had abandoned the planet, leaving behind a ghost town. In that year, the starships , , , and rendezvoused at Dytallix B for a secret conference. ()
== External link == 
* 
de:Mira-System
Category:Star systems