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| A precious stone. (DS9: Broken Link) |
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| Feldomite | |
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| A mineral substance. (DS9: Business as Usual) |
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| Ferengi print | |
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Ferengi print is used in some Ferengi legal documents. It is similar to 'fine print' in Human documents. (DS9: Captive Pursuit)
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| Ferric oxide | |
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Ferric oxide is corroded iron particles, or rust. (VOY: The 37's)
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| Finagle's Law | |
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"Any home port the ship makes will be somebody else's.. not mine." Captain Kirk quoted this law to Spock when the U.S.S. Enterprise was ordered to Altair VI, preventing a planned diversion to Vulcan. (TOS: Amok Time)
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| Finoplak | |
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| A colorless liquid solvent, capable of dissolving Starfleet-issue fabrics, but harmless to bioplast sheeting. (TNG: The Most Toys) |
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| Fiorella's | |
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| A pizza parlor on Fountain Street in San Francisco in the mid-22nd century. (ENT: Exile) |
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| First Contact | |
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| Sociological term for a civilization's initial meeting with extraterrestrial life. First contact is perhaps the most risky and unpredictable of all of Starfleet's missions, because of the enormous risk of sociological impact for the civilization being contacted. Numerous Federation and Starfleet Policies govern the conduct of first contact. Among these are the Prime Directive which prohibits interference with the normal development of any society, particulary a culture less technologically advanced than the Federation. Under the Prime Directive, first contact is generally avoided until a civilization has attained significant spaceflight capabilities. Another policy calls for covert surveillance of many cultures prior to first contact, enabling Federation sociologists to anticipate probable reactions. Starfleet's current first-contact guidelines were written by Captain McCoullough. (TNG: First Contact; Tin Man; DS9: Move Along Home; Star Trek First Contact) |
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| First Contact Day | |
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| Anniversary of the First Contact between Earth and Vulcan. There is no school on Earth on First Contact Day. (VOY: Homestead) |
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An Yridian claimed to be carrying these when interrogated by Trip and Malcolm when he followed Phlox to the Ceti Alpha system in an alternate timeline. When they didn't find the cargo, he claimed he had dumped them because they were illegal in that region. In fact, he was a spy for the Xindi. (ENT: Twilight)
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| Fleet Museum | |
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| Starfleet facility honoring the people and vehicles that went boldly where noone had gone before. One of the ships on exhibit there is a near duplicate of the Constitution-Class Starship Enterprise-A. (TNG: Relics) |
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| Floriculture | |
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| The cultivation of flowers or ornamental plants. (VOY: Basics, Part I) |
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| Forced neutrino inverter | |
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| An explosive device. (DS9: Improbable Cause) |
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| Form 1021-JKQ | |
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Form 1021-JKQ should be filed by a Starbase within 48 hours of departure of any ship that is Constellation-Class or larger. (ST: TNG: Imzadi by Peter David)
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| Fundamental Declarations of the Martian Colonies | |
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The Fundamental Declarations of the Martian Colonies are a Martian legal document that speaks of an individual's basic rights. (TOS: Court Martial)
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