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Silver (color)

Silver was a metallic shade of gray, the color of silver. Black and white movies were sometimes referred to have appeared on the silver screen. ()
In 2152, Jonathan Archer told Doctor Phlox to open the silver panels first. ()
In 2259 of the alternate reality, described "a silver lever under a white panel" to that would activate a hatch in order to save Yorktown. ()
In 2268, while visiting James T. Kirk's , Jadzia Dax admired the 23rd century tricorder designs, describing them as having black finish and silver highlights. ()
Also that year, while inhabiting the body of Ann Mulhall, Thalassa recalled sitting beside a silver lake with Sargon. ()
In 2364, William T. Riker described a thought maker as a silver sphere and told Jean-Luc Picard to destroy it with his phaser in order to stop its influence over him. ()
In 2368, Data described the Devidians as being silver grey in color. ()
 
== See also ==
* Silver Blood
== External link ==
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Silvia Abascal

Silvia Abascal is a hair stylist who worked for the cast of and . She is the older sister of fellow Star Trek III hair stylist Paul Abascal. In addition, Abascal appeared as a San Francisco bar patron with fellow make-up artist Barney Burman in a deleted scene of the third Star Trek film. 
Prior to her work on Star Trek III, Abascal worked as a hair stylist on several films and television specials, including (1978, with Mickey Morton and Lev Mailer) and (1980, with Glenn Corbett, Stefan Gierasch, John Larroquette, Hal Needham, Dick Ziker, Jophery C. Brown, and make-up artist Wes Dawn). She was 's hair stylist on (1980) on which she worked with Wes Dawn and Susan Zietlow-Maust and earned an Emmy Award nomination for Outstanding Achievement in Hairstyling for (1980, with Whitney Rydbeck, Gwen Van Dam, and Charles Parks).
Further credits as hair stylist include (1981), (1983, with James Kail), (1983), (1983), the thriller Best Kept Secrets (1984), (1985, with Wes Dawn and James Kail), (1986, with make-up artist Brad Wilder), the television drama Long Time Gone (1986), and the television drama Under the Influence (1986).
For (1988) she served as hair stylist for lead actress .
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Simon Halpern

Simon Jasen Halpern is a pre-visualization artist for Persistence of Vision Digital Entertainment (POV) who worked on asunder David Dozoretz.
Halpern previously worked for the pre-visualization/visual effects company on such films as Freedom Writers, Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem, and The Incredible Hulk. In addition to Star Trek, Halpern's credits with POV include DreamWorks' Hotel for Dogs and Disney's G-Force.
==External links==
* – official site
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Simon Jones

Simon Jones is a British-born stage, film and television actor who is best known for his role of Arthur Dent in the original radio and TV productions of Douglas Adams' . (He also had a cameo as the Magrathean answering machine message in the movie version.)
Jones performed the voice role of Lieutenant Commander Stuart Mulligan in the audio-only Captain Sulu Adventure Cacophony.
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Simone Boisseree

Simone Boisseree is a former stuntwoman who performed stunts in episodes of and . She received no credit for her appearances.
Boisseree started her stunt career in the early 1980s when she worked on films such as (1982), (1983), (1985), and (1985).
Further stunt work includes (1986, with Kim Cattrall, Jerry Hardin, and Kenny Endoso, (1988, with Leslie Bevis, Jeff Kober, Roger Aaron Brown, Brian Thompson, Keone Young, Earl Boen, Frank Collison, Tom Morga, Leslie Hoffman, and Brian J. Williams), (1989, with Marshall R. Teague, Kevin Tighe, Michael Rider, Anthony De Longis, Tiny Ron, Dennis Ott, and Patricia Tallman), (1990, with Ronny Cox, Michael Champion, Roy Brocksmith, Lycia Naff, Marc Alaimo, Robert Picardo, Milt Tarver, Frank Kopyc, Nick Dimitri, and Vince Deadrick), (1994, with Raye Birk, Matt Roe, Earl Boen, Marc Alaimo, Rosalind Ingledew, Marcy Goldman, Bill Erwin, Joycelyn Robinson, Kevin Grevioux, Denise Lynne Roberts, Symba Smith, and Patricia Tallman), (1994, with Leon Rippy, Erick Avari, Kevin Grevioux, and George Colucci), (1995, with Gina Ravarra and Steve Blalock), (1997, with Anne Haney, Mitchell Ryan, Eric Pierpoint, Ben Lemon, Randy Oglesby, Amanda Carlin, Kerry Hoyt, and Spice Williams), (1997, with Michael Ensign, Jenette Goldstein, David Warner,Mark Lindsay Chapman, Nicholas Cascone, Tricia O'Neil, Shay Duffin, Denise Lynne Roberts, and Lynn Salvatori), (1998, with Judson Scott, Mark Chadwick, Marjean Holden, and Joyce McNeal), and (2001, with David Warner, Kevin Grevioux, Jay Caputo, Todd Babcock, and Dragon Dronet) for which she was nominated for a Taurus World Stunt Award for best stunt by a stuntwoman.
She also appeared in episodes of (1985, starring Richard Dean Anderson, with Branscombe Richmond and Dave Cadiente), (1990, with George O'Hanlon, Jr.), and (1992, with Michael Haynes and Keii Johnston and coordinated by Bud Davis).
Her later stunt work includes appearances in (2003, with Christine Anne Baur, Paul Sklar, and Erik Stabenau), (2003, with Charlie Brewer, Todd Bryant, Carl Ciarfalio, Sandra Lee Gimpel, Rosine "Ace" Hatem, Gene LeBell, Joyce McNeal, and Michelle Sebek), (2003, starring Matt Damon, with Clayton J. Barber, Marguerite Happy, Christopher Leps, Jeff Imada and Kortney Manns), and (2004, with Al Goto, James Lew, Diana R. Lupo, Angela Meryl, Caryn Mower and Lin Oeding and coordinated by Joel Kramer).
As a former flight attendant, Boisseree has been the president and CEO of "In-Flight Bedding by Simone", a company for luxury aircraft bedding.
== Star Trek appearances ==
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Simone Montanti

Simone Montanti is an actress who served as stand-in for Jolene Blalock on the first season of . In addition she appeared on-screen as a Human civilian in the crowd in the first season episode . She received no credit but was featured in behind the scenes material of the specials "Creating Enterprise", "O Captain! My Captain! A Profile of Scott Bakula", and "Cast Impressions: Season One" on the ENT Season 1 DVD.
Montanti had supporting roles in (1997, with John Kassir and directed by Spiro Razatos), (2000), and (2004, with Ethan Dampf and John Thaddeus).
== Stand-in work ==
* as stand-in for Jolene Blalock
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** – stand-in for Diane Klimaszewski and Elaine Klimaszewski
** – stand-in for Donald Sage Mackay and Claudette Sutherland
** – stand-in for Vince Deadrick, Jr.
** – stand-in for DonnaMarie Recco and Geoff Meed
== External link ==
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Simulation

A simulation was a recreation of something that could be used for many reasons, such as training or entertainment. The order of events in a simulation was called a simulation sequence.
One form of simulation was the holoprogram, which recreated people, places, and things using holograms and a holodeck. ()
Prior to holodecks, Starfleet Academy had a life-sized recreation of a starship's bridge to train cadets for command situations. One popular simulation was the . (, )
Certain recreation rooms were capable of holodeck-like simulations of environments. By 2270, the was outfitted with such a room. This rec room was capable of creating pre-programmed illusions using holographic scenes, simulated weather including wind and temperature, and sounds played from audio tapes. The scenes it created included an 18th century European hedge maze, forests, blizzards, and a with seagulls. Even though the scenery extended beyond the room, one would still be able to walk up to and touch the walls during a simulation. ()
Tri-phasic emitters were a Romulan weapons technology which allowed a vessel to simulate the weapons fire of alien spacecraft.
Romulans also possessed multispectral emitters which allowed a ship to create the illusion of being other ships. The Romulans used this ability to change appearance in an effort to create tension between the regional powers. ()
Echo displacement was a technique to create decoy images on an enemy's sensors, using a starship's deflector grid. ()
Terraspheres were large space stations built by Species 8472. One such station encountered by the USS Voyager in 2375 consisted of a domed chamber in which holographic technology and particle synthesis were used to create a full-scale replica of Starfleet Headquarters and the surrounding area of San Francisco on Earth. ()
Starfleet sometimes used simulator holopods to test whole crews on a variety of situations experienced by other starships, such as Shari yn Yem's visit to the in 2381. ()
== Types of simulations ==
* Battle simulation
* Bridge simulator
* Computer simulation
* Flight simulation
* Simulator holopod
* Visual simulator
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Simulator holopod

A simulator holopod was, essentially, a miniature self-contained holo-room. They came in two sizes: a smaller version that accommodated one individual and a larger version that could accommodate up to four individuals. They were used by Starfleet drill administrators to test starship crews by presenting them with individualized drill simulations based on the past experiences of other starships. Inside the pod, the subject would be cued to their progress by visual and vocal prompts; if they failed, they would be locked out of the program.
In 2381, Shari yn Yem oversaw the testing of the crew of the using simulator holopods. However, she tampered with the programs so that the crew would fail. ()
 
== List of scored holopod programs ==
* Borg Encounter
* Carbon Based Units
* Cause & Effect
* Chain of Command
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* EMH Tak[...]
* Escape the Void
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* Extreme Engineering
* From Q to Q
* (aka The Good of Many)
* Hero Worship
* Klingon Encounter
* Kobayashi Maru
* Medical Ethics
* Mirror Universe Encounter
* Naked Time
* Natural Selection
* Old West Planet
* Survival of the Fittest
* Teleportation Death Tag
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* Time Loop
* Time Trap
* Tribble Infestation
* Tribble Troubles
* Whale Rescue
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Sin

Sin was a term used to describe certain acts considered to be bad. A person who committed sins was called a sinner.
In 2266, discipline broke down aboard the as a result of polywater intoxication. Among the resulting incidents were the painting of graffiti, admonishing "sinner repent". ()
In 2366, Tam Elbrun told Data that being different was not a sin, though he thought the android may have heard otherwise. ()
When The Doctor role-played as Mulligan in the holoprogram Paris 042 in 2376, he often labeled people sinners. ()
==See also==
* Heathen
== External link ==
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Singha

Singha was the site of the Singha refugee camp where displaced Bajorans lived during the Occupation of Bajor. Among the inhabitants were Kira Nerys, her mother Meru, her father Taban and her brothers Reon and Pohl. As with most other places on Bajor during the occupation, the residents of Singha were constantly hungry and had a low standard of living.
Kira believed that her mother had died at Singha until Dukat informed her on her mother's sixtieth birthday that he and her mother were in love. Although Kira didn't want to believe this, she used the Orb of Time to visit the camp, where she watched as her mother was taken to Terok Nor and slowly became a collaborator with Dukat. ()
Kira, Reon and Pohl would play springball at Singha. ()
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Sinkhole

A sinkhole was a hollow area in the ground formed by the collapse of the soil underneath the surface.
Sinkholes were a feature of Karst topography. The duck blind on Mintaka III was surrounded by sinkholes, among other features. () 
Certain spatial phenomena were also described as sinkholes. ()
==See also==
* Spatial sinkhole
* Subspace sinkhole
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Sins of Commission

Lieutenant Worf must find a killer – with the life of a planet at stake!
Sins of Commission is a Pocket TNG novel – #29 in the numbered series – written by Susan Wright. Published by Pocket Books, it was first released in .
== Summary ==
;From the book jacket:
:While on a mission to save the planet Lessenar from environmental collapse, the crew of the is crippled by an emotional onslaught as the surviving aliens respond in anger and pain to the death of their comrade.
:Worf must overcome this alien influence and find the true killer with the destruction of the Starship Enterprise, the survival of Lessenar, and his Klingon honor hanging in the balance…
== Background information ==
* This is the first Star Trek novel by Susan Wright.
* On the scene where Worf activates a hologram of K'Ehleyr, Susan Wright commented "For me, this is character development as you don't get to see Worf sitting quietly in the show. There is a tendency in science fiction to go for huge fanfare, for great visual effects. However it is the quieter moments that tell us more about the characters, about things they they don't have but want. It is that kind of moment that builds a connection between us and them." ("Holodeck Adventures: Susan Wright", )
== Characters ==
=== Main ===
; Jean-Luc Picard
; William T. Riker
; Beverly Crusher
; Data
; Geordi La Forge
; Worf
; Deanna Troi
=== Other Enterprise crew ===
; Alexander Rozhenko
; Simon Tarses
; Guinan
; De Groodt : Ensign.
; Chyrso : Lieutenant.
; Ro Laren
; Navarre : Ensign.
; Korn
; Puckee : Ensign.
; Potter : Ensign.
; Hassett : Ensign.
; Standish : Ensign.
; Saart : Ensign.
; Timnia
; Alyssa Ogawa : Nurse.
=== Starfleet ===
; Maria Rosso : Admiral.
=== Lessenarians ===
; Wiccy Ron Micc
; Reeves
; Sebast
=== Others ===
; Cryano's Christian
; Du Guiche
; Cyrano de Bergerac
; Jacob Walch
; Paddy
; Mon Hartog
; Helena Rozhenko
; Sergey Rozhenko
; Brund : DaiMon
; Macra
; Paddy
=== Mentioned ===
; Norah Satie : Admiral
; Lwaxana Troi
; T'chal
; S Doman
; Miriah Walch
; Jono
; K'Ehleyr
; Wesley Crusher
; Duras
; Benjamin Marley : Ensign
== References ==
Acamarian; Bajoran; Betazoid; Cardassian; Ferengi; holodeck; Klingon; Romulan; Talarian; Vulcan
;Lessenarians
; Sli
; Intaran
; Tricon
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Sins of the Father (podcast)

== Summary ==
:The Klingon/Starfleet cross-cultural exchange program continues with Commander Kurn of the Klingon Defense Force serving a short stint as first officer aboard the Enterprise. But everyone is in for a surprise: Kurn is secretly the brother of Worf. He has come to tell Worf that their father has been deemed a traitor by the Klingon Empire. Now the entire crew of the Enterprise has one mission – help Worf clear the name of the House of Mogh. Either that or Worf dies. Courtroom drama meets palace intrigue when we put in the Mission Log.
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Sir-Neighs-a-Lot

Sir-Neighs-a-Lot was the first pony owned by Christopher Pike. 
He broke his leg during a rainstorm and Pike's parents were forced to euthanize the horse, after which Pike cried for a week. Pike never told anyone else about the incident, because "It's hard when your tragic backstory starts with a silly name."
In 2259, an older version of Pike from an alternate timeline told his younger self about Sir-Neighs-a-Lot in order to prove his identity. ()
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Sir Patrick Stewart (Extended Cut) - The Late Show Pod Show with Stephen Colbert (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Sir Patrick Stewart makes a special appearance on The Late Show Pod Show with Stephen Colbert. Following Colbert's commentary, he and Stewart discuss the final season of . Stewart also shares tidbits about himself including how he stays so young, his role as King Oberon, and what he sees as the best way to start your day.
:This is an episode of The Late Show Pod Show with Stephen Colbert originally aired in February 2023.
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Siral

Siral was a Borg drone who visited Unimatrix Zero during his regeneration cycles. He was well liked by Laura, another member of Unimatrix Zero, who told him upon his return that "I was hoping you'd come. It's great to see you." He responded "It's always good to be back." 
After Seven of Nine observed their interaction in 2377, she claimed to have remembered him, and was further informed by Axum that "you were friends." ()
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Sirius

Sirius, also known as Alpha Canis Majoris, was an inhabited planetary system in the Alpha Quadrant. It was a binary star system consisting of the stars Sirius (the official name for Sirius A) and Sirius B. This system had at least nine planets, including Sirius IX. (; production art)
== History ==
In the mid-to-late 21st century, the Treaty of Sirius was signed, ended the Kzinti Wars between Earth and the Kzinti. ()
In 2267, Sirius was one of the stars Lieutenant Sulu used to calculate the s position after it had been displaced five hundred parsecs (1,631 light years) by the Metrons. ()
In the mid-23rd century, Harcourt Fenton Mudd paid a visit to the inhabitants of Sirius IX. ()
=== See also ===
* Sirius Cybernetics Corporation
== Stellar Cartography ==
The Sirius system was visible from Earth in the constellation Canis Major. This system was approximately 8.7 light years from Sol. 
In 2293, the location of Sirius in the Milky Way Galaxy was labeled in the star chart "The Explored Galaxy", which was displayed in Captain James T. Kirk's quarters aboard the . (, okudagram)
In 2364, the location of Sirius A and Sirius B was labeled in a star chart of a stellar neighborhood with Sol at the center. This chart was stored in the library computer. Later that year, the chart was scanned by Outpost 63. (, production art; )
== Appendices ==
=== Background information ===
This system's quadrant of origin is inferred based on the position of neighboring locations – 61 Cygni, Alpha Centauri, Procyon, Sol, Tau Ceti, and Wolf 359 – as seen in the star charts appearing in the episode and in the episode .
The Sirius group was mentioned in Gene Roddenberry's original Star Trek pitch in one of the suggested story lines. In the storyline "Kentucky, Kentucky," the Sirius group was home to an Earth colony for fifty years. This colony was attacked by Viking-like savages and reduced to a "frontier" log-fort life. They were regrouped and led by Captain Robert April when the SS Yorktown visited the colony.
The chart naming stars within twenty light years of Sol was originally drawn by Rick Sternbach for the Star Trek Spaceflight Chronology (p. 77) in the late 1970s. This chart showed Earth commercial and exploration routes after the use of warp drive began. Sirius was a destination on an exploration route.
According to Star Trek: Star Charts (pp. 45, 60, 66, "United Federation of Planets I") and Stellar Cartography: The Starfleet Reference Library ("Federation Historical Highlights, 2161-2385"), Sirius A and Sirius B were both A-class stars. In the late 24th century, it was a Federation system.
Information on this system was derived from the episodes and films, the reference works Star Trek: Star Charts and Stellar Cartography: The Starfleet Reference Library, and real-world sources. The reference works were used extensively in the creation of star charts seen in , , , , and . The real-world information added to the article was current as of 2025.
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Sirius Cybernetics Corporation

The Sirius Cybernetics Corporation was a corporation which designed and manufactured components for cybernetic research in the Federation, working with Starfleet Command. ()
Some executives of Sirius Cybernetics ended up in hospital along with many of the lawyers involved in drafting the Treaty of Armens. (, okudagram)
In 2364, Dent Arthur Dent, an employee of the corporation, sent an order to the starship . The order was reviewed by Lieutenant Commander Data at the end of that year as part of an investigation into a suspected conspiracy among the highest members of Starfleet Command. (, )
Sirius Cybernetics had an office at location 02-643 on Starbase Deep Space 9, as listed on a Promenade directory map. (, set artwork)
== See also ==
* Sirius System
* Sirius IX
== External link ==
* Sirius Cybernetics Corporation at Hitchhikers Wiki
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Sirius IX

Sirius IX was the inhabited ninth planet in the Sirius system. This planet was located in the Alpha Quadrant and was approximately eight light years from Sol. The planet had at least a thousand inhabitants, who allegedly had a unique biochemistry.
At some point before stardate 4978, Harry Mudd sold a love potion to a thousand people on Sirius IX. When they became ill, Mudd quickly left the planet. (; production art)
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Site-to-site transporter

A site-to-site transporter was a portable device that used transporter technology to allow the user to beam from one location to another without the use of a transporter pad. They were typically small hand-held devices or miniature models that could be worn on clothing, and were able to transport themselves along with the payload.
The emergency transporter armband and emergency transport unit performed similar roles for use in an emergency. (; )
== History ==
In 2370, the Vorta operative Eris used a hidden portable untraceable long-range transporter device concealed in the left wrist of her jacket to escape from Deep Space 9. ()
In 2372, in an alternate timeline, Tom Paris had acquired a hand-held site-to-site transporter. He and Harry Kim used the device to transport from a San Francisco street to Harry's office at Starfleet Headquarters and from the office to Spacedock One. This type of transporter beamed itself along with the transported personnel. ()
In 2374, Captain Kathryn Janeway used a site-to-site transporter to allow her and the to escape from 's warehouse. ()
In 2375, the Borg drone One developed internal transporter nodes based on the 29th century mobile emitter technology. These implants could be utilized as a personal portable site-to-site transporter. ()
In 2379, emergency transport units, a type of miniature portable transporter technology, had been developed by Starfleet. They were designed to provide a single one-direction transport for one individual. During the Battle in the Bassen Rift, Jean-Luc Picard beamed from the Scimitar to the using such a device. ()
In 2385, Dal R'El, Rok-Tahk, Jankom Pog, Gwyndala, Murf, Zero, and Maj'el took a site-to-site transporter with them to Solum as a means of escape as the wouldn't be able to beam them out. This transporter appeared to be of the same design as the one used by the alternate timeline Tom Paris. The transporter had enough power for one emergency use before detection and if the team lost it, then they would be stuck on the planet. Gwyn later gave Dal the transporter, intending to have Wesley Crusher use his powers to take her, Rok, and Murf to Voyager instead. When the group was captured, Dal activated the transporter and tossed it to Wesley. The transporter beamed Wesley and Ilthuran directly to Voyagers bridge while the others got left behind. ()
By 2385, The Doctor's mobile emitter appeared to have a short-range site-to-site transporter built into it. After successfully distracting Asencia, The Doctor touched his mobile emitter, vanished, and reappeared outside, presumably a site-to-site transport. ()
== See also ==
* Portable transporter
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