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Tamen Sahsheer is a perishable product. Captain Jaheel was holding a cargo of Tamen Sahsheer while his ship awaited repairs at Deep Space Nine in 2369. He was to deliver them to Largo V. (DS9: Babel)
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| Tanesh pottery | |
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A rare type of pottery. (DS9: Q-Less)
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| Tango | |
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 Tango was Christopher Pike's horse. The horse appeared in an illusion created by the Talosians. (TOS: The Menagerie)
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The Tau Ceti Accords are a treaty between Vulcan and Andoria. An Andorian presence on Coridan is a violation of those accords. (ENT: Shadows of P'jem)
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| Temporal Agent | |
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Temporal agents enforce the Temporal Accords and preserve the time line. Vosk claimed they manipulated the timeline to serve their own needs, and had their own agenda. Daniels is a temporal agent. Temporal Agents once stopped Vosk when he attempted to prevent the Suliban from gaining sentience. (ENT: Storm Front, Part II)
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| Temporal Cold War | |
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The temporal cold war eventually became an all out conflict. Temporal agents, dozens of them, were stationed throughout the timeline. They've been given orders to change history. Each faction is trying to wipe out the others. It's a fight for dominance. Vosk leads the most dangerous faction in the Temporal Cold War. The Temporal Agents almost captured him, but he developed a form of stealth time travel and he escaped into the past. They eventually located him, but it was too late. He returned to Daniel's century and defeated the Federation, and launched the war that is destroying all of time. Daniels sent the Enterprise NX-01 to 1944 because it's there that Vosk could be stopped. If Vosk was stopped, the war will never happen, and the timeline will be restored. (ENT: Storm Front, Part I) The timeline changed when someone assassinated Lenin in 1916. Without Lenin, the Bolsheviks never gained power. Russia didn't become Communist, and Germany never considered it a threat. Hitler was able to concentrate on the west. After France, Belgium and the Netherlands fell. Hitler quickly took England and then the Eastern United States. The police never captured Lenin's assassin. Some bystanders said that the killer vanished into thin air. (ENT: Storm Front, Part II)
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| Teneebian amethyst | |
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A precious gem which the Andorian Shran had falsely been accused of stealing. (ENT: These are the Voyages)
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| The Launching Pad | |
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A bar off of Starfleet Academy Campus. (DS9: Take Me Out to the Holosuite)
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| Thoron field | |
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A high energy thoron field can prevent scanning. (DS9: Emissary, Part II)
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| Topaline ore | |
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Mineral that disrupts scans. (ENT: The Shipment)
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| Trans Francisco | |
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 Trans Francisco is a mass transit system used in San Francisco in the 24th century. (VOY: Non Sequitur)
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| Transit Aid Center | |
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The Transit Aid Center on Deep Space Nine that was run by a Bajoran man named Zayra. (DS9: A Man Alone)
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| Trellium | |
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Trellium-A is extremely common and easy to synthesize. Trellium-D is rare and difficult to process. It is a highly valued substance, as it protects ships in the Expanse from spatial distortions. Trellium-D only tends to blow up in it’s liquid state. It is a potent neurotoxin to the Vulcan nervous system. (ENT: Anomaly; Impulse; Raijin; The Xindi)
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| Triaxian silk | |
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An exotic fabric. (ENT: Oasis)
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| Tritanium cobalt | |
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Captain Archer used 6 kilos of tritanium cobalt to purchase Jeffrey Pierce, and 3 kilos to bribe the guard into letting them keep the neurolytic restraint on him after it had been deactivated. (ENT: Borderland)
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