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Maxia Zeta

Maxia Zeta was the primary for the Maxia Zeta system. This star was located in the Maxia sector, a region of space in the Alpha Quadrant, and two of its planets, Maxia Zeta III and Maxia Zeta IV, were located in the habitable zone. 
In 2355, this star was depicted on a map of the inner system, which accompanied a captain's log by Captain Jean-Luc Picard of the . ()
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Maxia Zeta I

Maxia Zeta I was the uninhabited first planet of the Maxia Zeta system. This planet was located in the Maxia sector, a region of space in the Alpha Quadrant, and was positioned outside the habitable zone of the system. 
In 2364, the orbital path and size of this planet were displayed in a map of Maxia Zeta's inner system. (, display graphic)
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Maxia Zeta II

Maxia Zeta II was the uninhabited second planet of the Maxia Zeta system. This planet was located in the Maxia sector, a region of space in the Alpha Quadrant, and was positioned outside the habitable zone of the system. 
In 2364, the orbital path and size of this planet were displayed in a map of Maxia Zeta's inner system. (, display graphic)
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Maxia Zeta III

Maxia Zeta III was the uninhabited third planet of the Maxia Zeta system. This planet was located in the Maxia sector, a region of space in the Alpha Quadrant, and, like the fourth planet, was positioned inside the habitable zone of the system. Because of its location in the zone, Jean-Luc Picard believed this planet could be a candidate for terraforming. 
In 2364, the orbital path and size of this planet were displayed in a map of Maxia Zeta's inner system. (, display graphic)
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Maxia Zeta IV

Maxia Zeta IV was the uninhabited fourth planet in the Maxia Zeta system. This planet was located in the Maxia sector, a region of space in the Alpha Quadrant, and, like the third planet, was positioned inside the habitable zone of the system. Because of its location in the zone, Jean-Luc Picard believed this planet could be a candidate for terraforming. The planet had several moons, some of them cratered deeply enough to hide a ship. It was the largest planet in Maxia Zeta's inner system.
On stardate 40217.3, in 2355, the was on a routine survey mission to scan the planets in this system. Traveling at warp through the system, the Stargazer was ambushed by a Ferengi starship that had launched from one of the moons of Maxia Zeta IV. The conflict, known later as the Battle of Maxia, became legendary among the cadets at Starfleet Academy for the tactic used by Captain Jean-Luc Picard in the defense of his ship and crew.
In 2364, the orbital path and size of this planet were displayed in a map of Maxia Zeta's inner system. (, display graphic) 
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Maxia Zeta V

Maxia Zeta V was the uninhabited fifth planet of the Maxia Zeta system. This planet was located in the Maxia sector, a region of space in the Alpha Quadrant, and was positioned outside the habitable zone of the system. 
In 2364, the orbital path and size of this planet were displayed in a map of Maxia Zeta's inner system. ((, display graphic)
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Maxia Zeta VI

Maxia Zeta VI was the uninhabited sixth planet of the Maxia Zeta system. This planet was located in the Maxia sector, a region of space in the Alpha Quadrant, and was positioned outside the habitable zone of the system. 
In 2364, the orbital path and size of this planet were displayed in a map of Maxia Zeta's inner system. . (, display graphic)
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Maxia Zeta VII

Maxia Zeta VII was the uninhabited seventh planet of the Maxia Zeta system. This planet was located in the Maxia sector, a region of space in the Alpha Quadrant, and was positioned outside the habitable zone of the system. 
In 2364, the orbital path and size of this planet were displayed in a map of Maxia Zeta's inner system. (, display graphic)
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Maxia Zeta star system

The Maxia Zeta star system, also known as Maxia, was an uninhabited planetary system in the Alpha Quadrant. Located in the Maxia sector, it was a unary star system consisting of the primary Maxia Zeta and its twelve planets. The planets Maxia Zeta III and Maxia Zeta IV, as well as moons of the latter planet, were located in the system's habitable zone. Being in this zone, this made these planets candidates for terraforming. The system was located at coordinates 16453/452.45.
== History == 
On stardate 40217.3, in 2355, the was on a routine survey mission to scan the planets in this system. Traveling at warp through the system, the Stargazer was ambushed by a Ferengi starship that was launched from one of the moons of Maxia Zeta IV. ( display graphic)
The conflict, known later as the Battle of Maxia, became legendary among the students at Starfleet Academy for a particular tactic used by Captain Jean-Luc Picard in the defense of his ship and crew. ()
== Stellar Cartography == 
In 2259, the system's location was labeled in a stellar cartography chart seen on the 's ready room viewscreen. This system's symbol had a color, indicating that it was affiliated with the . ()
According to Daimon Bok, in the 24th century, the system was located within Ferengi space. ()
In 2371, the location of Maxia Zeta was labeled in a star chart which Data and Picard studied in stellar cartography aboard the . (, display graphic)
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. Maxia was in or near to Ferengi space. ()
In 2401, the location of Maxia 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. ()
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=== Background information ===
In the first draft script of "The Battle", "Maxia Zeta" was the name of a starbase situated about an hour's distance from the site where the Battle of Maxia took place. The associated system was instead called the "Maxia star system" and was said to include a black hole.
The map of the system, seen in "The Battle", depicted the orbital paths of only seven planets. This map was later modified and subsequently appeared in the episodes , , and .
According to Star Trek: Star Charts ("United Federation of Planets I") and Stellar Cartography: The Starfleet Reference Library ("Federation Historical Highlights, 2161-2385"), the Maxia Zeta system was a binary system with a K-class star and a M-class star. In the late 24th century, this was an independent system.
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Maya Eshet

Maya Eshet is an Israeli actress who appeared as Index in the first season episode .
She was born in Jerusalem and grew up in moshav (agricultural village) Mesilat Zion in central Israel. Both her parents are voice actors and acting coaches. Her younger sister, Mili Eshet is also an actress. She is married to American actor Konstantin Melikhov, who she met during her acting studies in New York City.
She appeared mostly in television parts, including her recurring role as Meredith Walker in ten episodes of the supernatural series Teen Wolf between 2014 and 2016, alongside Ivo Nandi, Lily Mariye, Tamlyn Tomita, Marti Matulis, Catherine Black, and Douglas Tait. In 2018, she co-starred in SyFy's , with David Ajala. In 2023, she had a recurring role in the eighth season of Fear the Walking Dead.
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Mayan calendar

The Mayan calendar was a sophisticated calendar used by Earth's ancient Mayans. 
In the ancient past, a being known as Kukulkan gave the Mayan civilization a remarkably accurate calendar, according to which the Mayans were supposed to build a city according to its cycles. After the city was finished, Kukulkan was supposed to return, so the Mayans built their city and waited; however, Kukulkan never appeared. ()
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Mayflower type

The Mayflower-type was a starship class in service to Starfleet in the mid-23rd century. This design had two nacelles connected to the underside of the primary hull by swept pylons. 
Three ships of this type, including , were docked to prior to the destruction of Vulcan in 2258. The Mayflower participated in a battle with the Narada and was destroyed. ()
== Ships commissioned ==
* (NCC-1621)
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== Background information ==
John Eaves provided concept input on the designs of the Starfleet ship classes built for Star Trek, including the Mayflower-type. (Star Trek - The Art of the Film, pg. 58-59.)
The roll bar/saucer design bears a similarity to the the of the prime universe.
In the Blu-ray special "Starships" a ship of this type is labeled as the . 
The Gizmotron models 1/2500 scale model kit names this ship type as the Federation frigate.
A ship of this class appeared to be docked at berth A0 in the wider rendering of the departure scene from seen on the cover of Cinefex, Issue 134. 
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McCoy family

The McCoy family, as of the late 23rd century, was comprised of Leonard McCoy, (a doctor in Starfleet aboard the ), his father, David, and Leonard's daughter, Joanna.
The family had a Southern baked beans family recipe that was handed down from generation to generation. The "secret ingredient" was Tennessee whiskey. ()
In the alternate reality, had been married at one point, but as of 2255, they had gotten divorced, leaving him with nothing but his bones. ()
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McKenna

Helmsman McKenna was the conn officer assigned to the for its launch in 2258. 
As a result of developing lungworm, he was replaced at the helm by . ()
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===Background information ===
 
Since lungworm is a real species that does not infect Humans, McKenna might not be (completely) Human. Alternately, McKenna might have contracted an alien species known by this name.
=== Apocrypha ===
McKenna's first name was revealed to be Kyle in the novel The Gemini Agent. The IDW Star Trek: Ongoing Red Level Down revealed that he had a sister at Starfleet Academy named , a member of Red Squad, who had also come down with the same condition.
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McKinley's Challenge (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Somewhere at the Point, all of this may be happening right now. It's a story of a boy, a girl, and an unexpected pet monkey. Gene-ology follows Gene Roddenberry's early TV writing career as a cadet faces "McKinley's Challenge".
:Guest-starring Mike Richards as the General, Rand Hurrle as the Major, and Vic Sage as Cadet McKinley.
== References ==
Cadet McKinley; Cadet Rodriguez; Cadet Stover; ; ; ; ; Gargantua; ; Latino; ; ; pets; representation; ; scriptwriting; ; ; 
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McKinley Rocket Base personnel

The following are a list of McKinley Rocket Base personnel:
== Named ==
* Cromwell (Launch director)
* Lipton (Sergeant)
* Jack Nesvig (Colonel)
== Unnamed ==
===Control room personnel ===
These rocket base personnel worked in the launch control room, assisting launch director Cromwell in 1968. ()
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===Ground control ===
An announcer' made ground control announcements during the rocket launch. ()
===Mission control ===
An announcer' made mission control announcements during the rocket launch. ()
===Monitor room personnel ===
These rocket base personnel worked in the launch monitor room in 1968. ()
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===People at snack van ===
These rocket base personnel were present when Gary Seven materialized at the base. Most of them were standing at a snack van. ()
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===Rocket launch watchers ===
These rocket base personnel watched the launch of the orbital nuclear warhead in 1968. ()
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McKnight's Star

McKnight'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 blue screen rigging electrician Scott McKnight.
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Mead

Mead was an alcoholic beverage fermented from honey.
In the holodeck program, King Hrothgar offered "Schweitzer" (The Doctor) some mead to fortify himself before the battle with Grendel. The Doctor politely refused. ()
Worf referred to the bottles of that Jean-Luc Picard sent to him from time to time as "sour mead". ()
== Types ==
* Denevian mead
* Takarian mead
* Tamarian mead
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Meal

A meal was food served at/for a particular moment/purpose. Prisoners condemned to execution were given a final meal beforehand. (, , )
In 2375, before leaving the brig, Neelix told Lieutenant Tom Paris, "Well, see you next meal." ()
==Meals==
* Breakfast
* Brunch
* Dinner/Supper
* Lunch
* Snack
==See also==
* First meal
* Last meal
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Meaningful Asian Representation with Phil Yu (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Creator of "All the Asians On Star Trek" and the "Angry Asian Man" blog, Phil Yu, discusses Asian representation in Star Trek and beyond. He speaks to his own experiences from watching Rosalind Chao as a kid to making it a mission to interview every Asian actor who has appeared on Star Trek. Throughout the years diversity has developed, but we're also asking: What is meaningful representation? How is Asian representation doing in Star Trek and beyond?
:This episode originally aired on April 26, 2021.
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Mediator

In general terms, a mediator or intermediary was a neutral that assisted in negotiations and conflict resolution, the process being known as mediation. One such mediator was Riva of the planet Ramatis III. ()
In November 2154, Earth mediators attempted to negotiate a longstanding trade dispute between Tellarites and Andorians. ()
In 2339, Curzon Dax acted as a mediator with the United Federation of Planets during the Klaestron Civil War. ()
In 2367, Jean-Luc Picard was described as an "accomplished mediator" by K'mpec. ()
In 2369, Benjamin Sisko declined to be a mediator between the Ennis and Nol-Ennis during their faked peace talks. ()
The same year, Sisko served at request of the Bajoran Provisional Government as mediator between the two Bajoran factions Paqu and Navot. ()
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*Broker
*Interfacer
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Medical Value of Psychoanalysis

Medical Value of Psychoanalysis was a book written by the psychologist and physician Franz Alexander in the early 20th century. 
In Dangerous Ground, a copy of this book was in the living room of the Wilson house. Doctor John Rawley, a visitor to the house, referred to the book as "an old companion". ()
== See also ==
* The Library of Charles & Serena Wilson
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Medical encyclopedia

A medical encyclopedia was a comprehensive book on medicine.
In 2376, faced with a complicated case in which a cytoplasmic lifeform had attached itself to B'Elanna Torres, The Doctor noted that he'd have to study exobiology. When Tom Paris asked if he didn't already have that information in his database, The Doctor replied, "I may be a walking medical encyclopedia, but even I don't know everything. My matrix simply isn't large enough." ()
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Medical idioms

Terminology used in medicine and other settings.
== Good health ==
=== Clean bill of health ===
=== Fit as a fiddle ===
=== Healthy as a horse/Rigelian ox/targ ===
===In the pink===
To be in the pink was to be in extremely good condition.
In 2269, when Leonard McCoy was giving a physical to James T. Kirk, whose body was then inhabited by the mind of Janice Lester, he noted that all of Kirk's organs were healthy, and declared the captain to be in the pink. ()
=== The picture of health ===
=== Right as rain ===
== Bad health ==
===(At) death's door===
To be at death's door was to be close to dying. 
In 2263 of the alternate reality, commented on the his disbelief at a wounded 's quote, ("The miserable have no other medicine but only hope") noting, "Death's door and he's quoting Shakespeare."' ()
=== Sick as a dog/vole ===
=== Under the weather ===
== Other ==
=== A taste of your own medicine ===
Used to describe giving someone the same bad treatment they had been giving you. (; )
=== Bedside manner ===
=== Bloody nose ===
Describes doing something that embarrasses an organization. (, , )
=== Ears (are) burning ===
Said to happen to someone who is being discussed by another. 
In 2259 of the alternate reality, after discussing his and 's respective conflicts with while riding the turbolift, encountered the Vulcan just as he entered the bridge, prompting him to ask Spock if his ears were burning. ()
=== Happiness pill ===
=== Headache ===
Describes something that is frustrating and liable to bring on a headache.
=== Just what the doctor ordered ===
=== Pain in the ass/neck ===
Used to describe something or someone that was annoying. (, , , )
=== Road to recovery ===
Describes the process of recuperation as being like a road one traveled to get there. ()
=== Under (close) observation ===
Being monitored by a doctor as opposed to self-managing one's care. (, , , , )
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Medicinal brew

A medicinal brew was a beverage with medicinal properties.
In 2370, Quark brought a "medicinal brew" to Julian Bashir and claimed it was a token of thanks from Bajoran s, to show how much they appreciated his participation in their fundraiser for the Bajoran War Orphans Fund. It was supposedly an ancient secret of their order, and it was to impart great energy and vigor. Quark also said he was sure the drink was completely natural and that monks stated the whole thing should be drunk in one gulp to get the proper effect. 
Curious about its contents, Bashir performed a substance analysis report which revealed it to be an anesthetic containing water, sucrose, dextrose, tribnel root extract, grain particulates, yeast, synthehol, and 17 milligrams of hyvroxilated quint-ethyl metacetamin. According to Bashir, he'd hardly be able to stand, let alone play racquetball, if he drank it. ()
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*Folk medicine
*Medicinal tea
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Medics

== Summary ==
== Background information ==
=== Creators ===
* Writer:
** John Byrne
* Artists: 
** John Byrne (interior art)
** Lovern Kindzierski (color art)
** Neil Uyetake (letter art)
* Editor:
** Chris Ryall
* Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Special thanks to Risa Kessler and John Van Citters at CBS Consumer Products.
=== Cover gallery ===
* Three covers were produced – all drawn and illustrated by John Byrne.
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Medusan homeworld

The Medusan homeworld was an inhabited planet in the Alpha or the Beta Quadrant and was the homeworld of the non-corporeal Medusans. 
In 2268, the was assigned the mission of transporting Ambassador Kollos to his home. ()
== Appendices ==
=== Background information ===
A promotional Star Trek Explained video identified the Medusan homeworld as Visalayan. Visalayan was first used as the indigenous name for the Medusan homeworld in The Worlds of the Federation (p. 60). 
=== Apocrypha ===
The Star Fleet Medical Reference Manual (p. 90) identified the Medusan homeworld as the fifth planet, Xi Hydrae V. The Worlds of the Federation (p. 60) identified the Medusan homeworld as class C, the fourth planet in the system. 
FASAs The Federation sourcebook, described this world as the fifth planet in the Rhys system. The Star Trek: The Original Series - Core Game Book referred to the planet as Medusa III.
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Meet The Fans! (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Way back in episode 40 we did our fair share to help out our good friends Ira Steven Behr and Adam Nimoy with their DS9 doc What We Left Behind by offering up three slots to fans to be on the podcast (don't worry, they got other stuff too!).
:So on today's episode we welcome our new friends Jonathan Kui, Jonthan Spencer, and Patrick Brickley to talk about their love of Star Trek and more! And don't forget Use the promo code WDENGAGE at to save 20% on select WD Blue and Black Solid State Drives.
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Meg Foster

Meg Foster is an actress who played Onaya in the fourth season episode .
Her original fame came in a starring role on . She appeared in three episodes of , starring Scott Bakula and Dean Stockwell. She has also made guest appearances in (starring Eriq La Salle) and (co-starring William Windom) and played Hera in and . She has also starred in (1987, starring Frank Langella, with Robert Duncan McNeill, Christina Pickles and Anthony De Longis), (1988, with Jeff Imada, Thelma Lee, and Gregory Barnett), (1989, with Peter Weller), The Killer Within (1995, with Tom Hodges, Melanie Smith, and Eileen Seeley), and the Oblivion series of movies alongside Julie Newmar, Carel Struycken, George Takei, and Musetta Vander. She was married to Stephen McHattie.
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