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| Scientific term referring to an aspect of time travel. It is also known as the melting clock effect. It refers to a temporal fissure which slows the passage of time to a gradual halt. (VOY: Relativity) |
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| Daystrom Institute | |
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A prestigious scientific Institute. The Daystrom Institute has an Archaeological Council. (DS9: Q-Less)
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| Decompression protocol | |
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Procedures used on Deep Space Nine when decompression occurs. (DS9: Q-Less)
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| Denevan crystals | |
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 Quark smuggled Denevan crystals. He expected to get 200 bars of gold-pressed latinum for a case of these crystals. Odo discovered his scheme, but decided to let Quark get away with it because he owed him one for helping him in his romance with Kira Nerys. (DS9: The Sound of Her Voice)
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| Dispensary | |
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The dispensary is a section of sickbay on Constitution-class vessels. (TOS: The Man Trap)
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| Dock Master | |
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Position aboard Starfleet drydock facilities. The Dock Master cleared the Columbia NX-02 to depart drydock when it was first launched. (ENT: Affliction)
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| Doomsday Machine | |
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A Doomsday Machine is a weapon built primarily as a bluff. It's never meant to be used. It was so strong it could destroy both sides in a war. The old atomic weapons from Earth are an example. Kirk described this machine when he encountered the planet killer in System L-374. (TOS: The Doomsday Machine)
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| Dunsel | |
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| Term used by midshipmen at Starfleet academy for an item that serves no useful purpose. (TOS: The Ultimate Computer) |
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| Dynamics of Command | |
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A course at Starfleet Academy. (ST: TNG: Imzadi by Peter David)
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