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NCIA-93 type

The NCIA-93 type was a class of Federation starship utilized by Section 31 during the 2250s.
== Technical data ==
Ships of this type had the ability to alter their appearance by disguising themselves as another object such as an asteroid, and could use a tractor rig to boost the strength of their tractor beams. 
When necessary, these ships could mask their warp signatures to prevent detection (), and could also emit graviton beams from their deflector arrays. ()
=== Physical arrangement ===
Ships of this type were smaller than contemporary vessels and were constructed with a darker hull color than other Federation vessels of the era. The primary hull was triangular, similar to the 22nd century Warp Delta design used by United Earth.
These vessels were able to retract their nacelle pylons when not at warp.
== Interior design ==
Internally, the NCIA-93 type featured a two-storey bridge and a drab, overall minimalist design. Corridors and rooms aboard these ships were considerably darker. ()
File:NCIA-93 bridge, aft.jpg|Bridge, lower level (looking aft)
File:NCIA-93 bridge, forward.jpg|Bridge, lower level (looking forward)
File:NCIA-93 holo conference room.jpg|Conference room off the bridge
File:NCIA-93 corridor.jpg|Security footage of a corridor
File:NCIA-93 shuttlebay.jpg|Shuttlebay and auxiliary craft
== Ships in class ==
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Name 	Registry	Notes 	Status 	Date
NCIA-93	- 	 	Active 	2257
NI-1101	- 	Ship's crew flushed into space by Control. Fate unknown.	Destroyed	2257
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=== Background information ===
The ship's camouflage system is similar to a feature of a Romulan drone ship fielded shortly before the Earth-Romulan War. That ship used multispectral emitters to achieve the effect.
The computer systems aboard NCIA-93 appear to be different from those on and , and are visually similar to LCARS.
Eaglemoss/Hero Collector's Star Trek: Discovery The Official Starships Collection partwork identifies this type of vessel as a Section 31 "Stealth Ship" with registry NI-1039.
The Star Trek Adventures - Discovery (2256-2258) Campaign Guide in the Star Trek Adventures role-playing game from Modiphius identifies this type of vessel as the Turing-class intel science destroyer.
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NGC 321

NGC 321, also known as FGC-321, was a star cluster located in an unnamed quadrant of the Alpha Quadrant. The cluster contained the Eminiar system and its planets Eminiar VII and Vendikar. 
== History ==
In 2267, the Federation dispatched Ambassador Robert Fox aboard the to negotiate a treaty port there. Federation authorities were concerned over the large number of deaths in the quadrant since 2247, and sought the treaty port to lessen the hazards. Fox ultimately remained on Eminiar to help negotiate a peace treaty that ended the Eminians' five-century war with Vendikar. ()
In 2328, the Eminiar VII Starbase was an embarkation and destination stop for commercial transports. ()
== Stellar Cartography == 
In 2259, on a stellar cartography chart seen in the 's ready room viewscreen, the location of the Eminiar system was labeled "Eminiar (in FGC-321)". ()
In 2293, the location of Eminiar in the Milky Way Galaxy was labeled in the star chart "The Explored Galaxy", which was on display in Captain James T. Kirk's quarters aboard the . ( production art)
In 2366, in an alternate timeline, during the , the location of Eminiar was labeled on a tactical situation monitor in the ready room aboard the . ( display graphic)
In 2367, the location of Eminiar was labeled on a tactical situation monitor in Captain Benjamin Maxwell's ready room on the . ( display graphic) 
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NGC 602

NGC 602 was a star cluster located in the Small Magellanic Cloud. This cluster was located in the constellation Hydrus and was approximately 200,000 light years from Sol.
 
An image depicting NGC 602 was scanned by the Talosians as they reviewed the library computer files on board in 2254. ()
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Nacelle pylon

A nacelle pylon, also known as a warp pylon or a nacelle strut, was a large support structure that connected a warp nacelle to the hull of a starship. A nacelle pylon housed the systems that directly linked a warp nacelle to a starship's warp core.
In 2263 of the alternate reality, the was engaged in battle with Krall and his army of Swarm drones above Altamid. Immediately overwhelmed, they attempted to flee, but the drones managed to sever both nacelle pylons from the engineering hull before they could jump to warp. ()
While attempting to break the warp 10 barrier in a holographic in 2372, Tom Paris reported a fracture in the port nacelle pylon due to subspace torque. Later, after the problem had been corrected, Paris broke the barrier with both pylons secure. ()
In an alternate timeline in 2374, 's nacelle pylon began to buckle as a result of encountering a moving micrometeoroid field while operating without the use of its navigational deflector. ()
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Nagal Residence

The Nagal Residence was the gigantic, lavishly-appointed home of the Ferengi Grand Nagus. It was located in the capital city of Ferenginar, with a view of the Tower of Commerce. 
It was said that even the waste extraction fixtures were plated with latinum. Quark planned to replace them with solid latinum fixtures when he thought he was going to become the next Nagus in 2375. He claimed to have chosen a room for M'Pella already, as well as Rom, Nog, Leeta, and not Brunt. ()
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Nakamura

Vice Admiral Nakamura was a 24th century Human Starfleet administrator. 
== Starfleet career ==
As a lieutenant, Nakamura served aboard the along with Ensign Jean-Luc Picard. While there, Nakamura voiced his strong views to Picard about snap inspections and the admirals who pulled them. ()
In 2365, he was assigned as commander of the newly established Starbase 173, in Sector 23. 
Despite his original reservations about them, he conducted a snap inspection of the during its visit to the starbase. Nakamura agreed with Starfleet's ultimately unrealized plan to have Commander Bruce Maddox disassemble Lieutenant Commander Data for research. ()
In 2370, he was the commander of Starbase 219 when he invited Picard to the annual Starfleet Admirals' Banquet. Nakamura was hoping that he and Picard would have a chance to discuss Picard's new mission orders before the banquet. However, following the malfunctioning of the Enterprise-D’s new warp core, Picard was not able to attend the banquet. Nakamura was not pleased with Picard’s absence, believing the warp core malfunction to be yet another excuse for Picard to avoid the event; he sarcastically asked Picard if the Enterprise needed to be towed to the Starbase. ()
Later that year, in an alternate timeline created by Q, Nakamura sent the Enterprise-D a priority one message notifying Picard that he had just ordered a fleet-wide yellow alert, noting that thirty Romulan warbirds were headed for the Romulan border of the Neutral Zone following the discovery of a spatial anomaly in the Devron system. Nakamura ordered fifteen starships to assemble along the Federation side of the zone, and ordered Picard to go there as well to investigate the anomaly. ()
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=== Background information === 
Nakamura was played by Clyde Kusatsu. After Alynna Nechayev, Nakamura is the admiral with the most appearances throughout the run of .
In the Phantasms first draft script, he was called Admiral . In the All Good Things first draft script, Admiral Blackwell filled his role.
=== Apocrypha ===
According to the biography created by Michael Okuda for the Star Trek: Starship Creator, Nakamura's first name was Mamoru.
The novel Lost Souls Nakamura's first name was Tujiro.
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Nambue

Doctor Nambue was a male Human Starfleet officer who lived during the mid-23rd century. He served aboard the under Captain Philippa Georgiou as the ship's chief medical officer as early as 2249 through the ship's destruction in 2256. ()
Just before the ships destruction, Doctor Nambue monitored Commander Michael Burnham's genetic recombination therapy in the ship's antiproton chamber when she insisted on going to the bridge before the procedure was complete. ()
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Namesake planets

The following is a list of planets named after individuals, species, or qualities.
* Archer's Planet
* Arnold's Planet
* Baxter's Planet
* Bayard's Planet
* Bergman's Planet
* Breton's Planet
* Brookshire's Planet
* Buckley's Planet
* Canopus Planet
* Carr's Planet
* Coopersworld
* Cybulski's Planet
* Hansen's Planet
* Harstedt's Planet
* Locarno
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* Nollman's Planet
* O'Ryan's Planet
* Pakled Planet
* Sherman's Planet
* Shore Leave Planet
* Wrigley's pleasure planet
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Nami Melumad

Nami Melumad is an Israeli/Dutch composer who wrote the music score for and (sans the main title theme). She also scored the second season episode . For her work on the first season of Strange New worlds, she received in 2023 a Society of Composers and Lyricists Award in the "Emerging Talent" category. In the same year she received an Emmy Award nomination for her work on Prodigy.
==Career==
She has composed or orchestrated for a number of productions including The Little Mermaid (2018), Church & State (2018), Abenstia (2019), and An American Pickle (2020, with Michael Giacchino). In 2022, she co-wrote the score for the Marvel superhero movie Thor: Love and Thunder (starring Chris Hemsworth), also with Giacchino.
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Nan Dutton

Nan Dutton, was casting director for the first season episode , along with Kathryn S. Eisenstein. As such, she and Eisenstein were responsible for casting the show's regular actors. They temporarly replaced regular casting director Junie Lowry-Johnson, who gave birth to her twins, and her assistant Ron Surma, who was busy working on . After the pilot, Lowry-Johnson and Surma took over casting duties, while Dutton and Eistenstein received "Original Casting" credit. After the episode , only Dutton received credit for the show's original casting.
Dutton's first work in casting was (1985), on which she was a casting associate. Among the performers cast in this film were Star Trek alumni Jeff Corey, Ellen Geer, Virginia Madsen, David Ogden Stiers, Kenneth Tigar, and Ian Wolfe. That same year, she was a casting director on Nine 1/2 Weeks, along with Mary Jo Slater.
The following year, Dutton was Casting Director for the pilot of , for which she won an Artios Award from the Casting Society of America (CSA). Among the actors she helped win regular roles on this series was Corbin Bernsen and Alfre Woodard also received a role in the pilot. Afterward, Dutton moved on to the series and In the Heat of the Night. She cast two more films, 1988's The Wrong Guys and (1989, featuring Terri Garr and Bruce McGill), before she began casting almost exclusively for television.
Besides Voyager, Dutton did casting work for such television series as The Naked Truth, , and . She earned an Artios nomination from the CSA for her work on and won her second Artios for the pilot of . Her TV movie casting credits include Cast the First Stone (featuring Salome Jens, Jack Kehler and Richard Riehle), False Arrest (featuring Brian Bonsall, Dennis Christopher, and Jeremy Roberts), In Broad Daylight (featuring and Bill Bolender), Exclusive (starring Ed Begley, Jr. and Michael Nouri), Fugitive Nights: Danger in the Desert (featuring Barbara Babcock, Teri Garr, and Tony Jay), Children of the Dark (starring Jim Beaver, David Graf, Lenore Kasdorf, Thomas Kopache, Glenn Morshower, Natalia Nogulich, Eric Pierpoint and Bill Smitrovich), Justice in a Small Town (with Terry O'Quinn and Dean Stockwell), Visitors of the Night (starring Stephen McHattie), Stranger in My Home (starring Robert Curtis Brown, Daniel Hugh Kelly and Leigh Taylor-Young and In the Company of Spies (starring Clancy Brown, Len Cariou and Alice Krige).
Dutton later did casting work for and .
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Nana Visitor & Gaaays in Spaaace! (podcast)

== Summary ==
:This week Jordan is live from the Gaaays in Spaaace event in NYC with guest of honor Nana Visitor! Jordan also speaks with the founder of the event, Dan Deevy and the host for the night Paige Turner! Gaaays in Spaaace is currently on its Equality Celebration Tour making stops in L.A, Las Vegas, New York, New Jersey, and Chicago. To find out more check out https://www.gaaaysinspaaace.org.
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Nana Visitor and Chase Masterson - STLV Interviews (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Interviews with Chase Masterson (Leeta) and Nana Visitor (Kira) from at Star Trek Las Vegas 2015. We talk about their DS9 characters – how they developed and challenged gender roles, as well as favorite scenes, community work, and current projects, including Nana's dream to have a play with Rene Auberjonois as a talking cat!
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Nanci Rogers

Nanci "Nanc" Rogers Rice is an actress and stuntwoman who played one of Khan's followers in and a bar waitress in . She received no credit for both appearances and was identified by the name tags of her costumes which were sold off on the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay. She also appeared as an Enterprise-D sciences nurse in a couple of episodes.
Rogers appeared in (1983, with Jennifer Edwards and Denise Crosby) and (1990, with Kevin Tighe, Ed O'Ross, Bernie Casey, Page Leong, Allan Graf, Biff Yeager, Rex Pierson, Benjamin W.S. Lum , Victor Brandt, Shauna O'Brien, and stunts by John Alden, Charlie Brewer, Phil Chong, Linda Fetters, Robert Herron, Steve Kelso, Don Pulford, Pat Romano, Patricia Tallman, and Kim Washington).
She has also played the role of a bar patron in (1984, with Ed Frommer and 1989, with Kirstie Alley, Kelsey Grammer, Bebe Neuwirth, Jay Robinson, Michael Braveheart, Randy James, Lorine Mendell, Keith Rayve, Mark Reilly, Denise Lynne Roberts, Richard Sarstedt, and Rebecca Soladay), (1986, with William Shatner, James Darren, David Froman, Don Pulford, and Philip Weyland) and performed stunts in the film Body Double (1984, with Craig Wasson, Gregg Henry, Doug Warhit, Rod Loomis, and stunts by Mike Washlake). Rogers also worked as stand-in on (1994).
Further acting work includes episodes of (1981, starring John Beck and Stella Stevens), (1989), and (2016, with Miguel Ferrer) as well as (2002, with Rachael Harris, Greg Bronson, and Michael Wilkinson).
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Nancy Anna Brown

Nancy Anna Brown is a Set Designer who worked on under production designer Scott Chambliss since . 
Between 1992 and 1995, Brown studied interior design at the Kwantlen Polytechnic University in British Columbia. She then worked for several architecture and design firms including Kasian Kennedy Architects and Siematic before she founded Inner Designwerks Inc., a company offering Interior Design Services, Art Direction and Set Design. Brown is also an amateur photographer. 
One of her first film credits as art department production assistant was for (2000). She then worked as set designer on the television thriller Quarantine (2000), (2001, with Anton Yelchin and Billy Burke and music by Jerry Goldsmith), (2001), (2003, with Glenn Morshower, Bruce Greenwood, Matt Winston, and Alfre Woodard), (2003, with Patrick Stewart, Famke Janssen, and Bruce Davison, produced by Stan Lee and Ralph Winter, and written, directed and produced by Bryan Singer), (2003), Battlestar Galactica (2003), (2005), (2005), (2006), and (2006-2007) and (2007).
As assistant art director, Brown worked on (2003), (2004), (2005, with Anton Yelchin), (2006, with Rob LaBelle and Brian Markinson), (2007, with Tahj D. Mowry), and (2007).
Further credits as set designer include (2008), (2009), (2010, with Maury Sterling, Alex Madison, Jimmy Ortega, and Dwight Schultz), (2011), (2011), (2011, with Simon Pegg and produced by J.J. Abrams), (2011), (2012, with Chris Hemsworth), (2012), (2013), and (2013, starring Matt Damon, with Faran Tahir and Julian Christopher). Her work on Elysium earned her an ADG Excellence in Production Design Award nomination in the category Fantasy Film in 2014 which she shared with Trek alumni Don Macaulay and Syd Mead.
Brown later worked as assistant art director on and as set designer on (2014), (2015, written and produced by Damon Lindelof, produced by Jeffrey Chernov, music by Michael Giacchino, and production design by Scott Chambliss), and (2016, with Clancy Brown and set design by Peter Stratford).
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Nancy Bell

Nancy Bell is the actress who played Ahni Jetal in the fifth season episode . Her uniform from this episode was sold off on the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay. 
She has made guest appearances on several other television shows, including (1998, starring Jayne Brook), , and (2005, starring Anton Yelchin, with Dakin Matthews).
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Nancy J. Hvasta Leonardi

Nancy J. Hvasta Leonardi is a makeup artist who worked on episodes of , , , and , and on . She received no credit for her work.
Hvasta Leonardi attended the San Clemente High School, became a licensed cosmetologist in 1985 and received a diploma as makeup artist from the Joe Blasco Makeup Center Hollywood in 1985.
Beside her work on Star Trek, Hvasta Leonardi also worked as makeup artist on (1986, with Jeanne Van Phue), the drama Trashin' (1986, starring Robert Rusler), the action film Omega Syndrome (1986, with Dayne Johnson), the drama Student Confidential (1987, with Nina Kent), (1987, with Mike Smithson), (1988), (1989, with Greg Cannom), (1989) and (1990), both starring Christopher Lloyd, Lea Thompson and Thomas F. Wilson, with makeup department staffers Ellis Burman, Hazel Catmull, Kenny Myers, and Joy Zapata).
Further credits include (1990, with Earl Ellis), (1991, with Mike Smithson), (1990, starring Lawrence Pressman and James B. Sikking), (1994), and (2001), (2003, with Norma Lee and Patricia Miller), (2005, with Barney Burman, Shirley Dolle, Joel Harlow, Jamie Kelman, Bart Mixon, Margaret Prentice, and Debbie Zoller), (2008, starring Chris Pine), (2008), (2009, with Rick Stratton), episodes of (2008-09) and The Cleaner (2009), (2012), the drama Knife Fight (2012), (2012, with Jamie Kelman), (2014), (2014), the drama One Square Mile (2014), (2014), and (2014).
Hvasta Leonardi later worked as key makeup artist on (2014, starring Michael Welch) and (2015, starring Patrick Stewart) and as makeup department head on (2015), the drama The Architect (2015), and the thriller Deep Burial (2015).
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Nancy Parsons

Nancy Anne Parsons was an actress who portrayed Marouk in the third season episode .
Parsons was best known for her memorable role as Coach Beulah Balbricker in all three installments of the Porky's movie series, which also featured The Next Generation guest star Wyatt Knight and guest star Cyril O'Reilly, and the first of which featured star Kim Cattrall and the third was directed by . Parsons also filled character roles in the movies Sudden Impact (1983), (1989, featuring Bibi Besch and Tom Hodges), and Ladybugs (1992, with Jandi Swanson and Jeannetta Arnette). Among her minor film roles, she was cast as a nurse five times.
Parsons guest starred on many television programs of the 1970s and 1980s. Her credits included (1992, with Corbin Bernsen and Lynne Thigpen), (1986, with John Larroquette, Leslie Bevis, Nicholas Worth and William Utay), (1989, with Charles Rocket, Bruce French, and Inez Edwards), (1983, starring Pierce Brosnan), (1978, with Byron Morrow), and (1978, starring Kate Jackson). Parsons made her last known on screen appearances in episodes of (1996, with Renée Jones, Jason Brooks, and Stan Ivar) and (1998).
She passed away in 2001 in La Crosse, Wisconsin as a result of diabetes complications and congestive heart failure. 
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Nanokin

The Nanokins were a non-humanoid species of extremely small size. To more easily interact with humanoids, they could pilot a lifelike "machine" suit called a conveyance.
Nanokins had relatively large heads and multiple tentacles, and possessed a "wonky emotional spectrum" that made them prone to mood swings and erratic behavior. They reproduced through egg sacs and were extremely fecund; the Nanokin couple Fuzz and had 190,000 hatchlings.
Section 31 made first contact with the Nanokins when they discovered an infestation on a derelict ship. In the early 24th century, they recruited two Nanokins as operatives. Nanokins were known as scavengers, though they supposedly "ruled" before they made contact with the "behemoths".
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Naomi anxiety scale

The Naomi anxiety scale was a scale that measured Naomi Wildman's anxiety level, according to Neelix. One was a touch of insomnia, while ten was a panic attack. 
In 2375, Naomi's mother Samantha Wildman was among those missing when the crash landed during an ion storm. When Harry Kim asked the Talaxian how Naomi was doing, he rated her at a five after describing the scale's high and low range. ()
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