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430 SARJENKA THE STAR TREK ENCYCLOPEDIA: A REFERENCE GUIDE TO THE FUTURE Sarjenka. (Nikki Cox). A humanoid life- ed aboard the Enterprise-D. When 1111 form who lived on planet Drema IV. As investigation proved the explosion to a child of about ten or 12 years of age be an accident, Admiral Satie improp- 3 Sarjenka built a simple subspace radio, erly continued her relentless search with which she broadcast calls for help for conspirators, even accusing because of severe geological distur Captain Picard of acts against the } bances that threatened her planet with Federation. Satie's investigation was disintegration. Enterprise-D officer Data finally stopped by order of Admiral go established subspace radio contact Thomas Henry. (“The Drumhead” gi with Sarjenka and remained in com- [TNG)). SEE: J'Dan; Seventh the fact that such contact violated Prime il 7 Simon. Satie was not mentioned in munication for several weeks, despite ; Guarantee; Tarses, Crewman Directive quarantine protocols. A rescue (7/ ‘Conspiracy”™ (TNG), but “The mission by Data brought Sarjenka to the Enterprise-D, but she Drumhead” establishes that she was successfully returned to her home with no memory of the uncovered the alien presence. starship, because of a memory-erasure procedure developed by Katherine Pulaski. (“Pen Pals” [TNG)) Satie, Judge Aaron. Brilliant Federation jurist and father of Starfleet Admiral Norah Satie. Judge Satie was a strong advo Sarjeno. Bajoran citizen. One of Mardah’s siblings. Sarjeno date of individual civil liberties, including freedom of speech and resided on planet Bajor and, as of 2371, had not spoken with freedom of thought. His decisions were required reading at Mardah for years. (“The Abandoned” [DS9]) Starfleet Academy. Satie once wrote, “With the first link, the chain is forged. The first speech censured, the first thought for sark, Klingon. An animal similar to a terrestrial horse bidden, the first freedom denied, chains us all, irrevocably.” Holographic simulations of a sark were available for riding onthe Captain Picard quoted from Aaron Satie during a hearing held by Enterprise-D holodeck. (“Pen Pals" [TNG]). Norah Satie aboard the Enterprise-D in 2367. (“The Drumhead” [TNG]). SEE: Seventh Guarantee. Sarona VIII. Planet. The Enterprise-D was heading toward Sarona Vill for crew shore leave when the ship was diverted to Vandor IV ~~ Satler. (Tim DeZarn). Member of a group of terrorists who to investigate an emergency. (“We'll Always Have Paris” [TNG]) attempted to steal trilithium resin from the Enterprise-D in 2369 Satler was forced to chase an escaping Captain Picard down a Sarpeidon. Class-M planet destroyed Jefferies tube. Satler was killed when he was caught by a baryon in 2269 when its star, Beta Niobe, sweep during his pursuit of Picard. SEE: Remmler Array. went nova. Sarpeidon had been home (“Starship Mine” [TNG]). to a technologically advanced humanoid civilization. Prior to the explosion Satok, Security Minister. (Martin Goslins) of their sun, the people of Sarpeidon Vulcan official in charge of that planet's developed a time portal they called an security service. In 2370, Commander Riker atavachron, which they used to contacted Satok to convey information 3 escape into their planet's past, so that from his operative, T'Paal. Satok denied they could live out their lives. (“All Our Yesterdays" [TOS]). SEE knowledge of any covert operative working Atoz, Mr.; Zarabeth with mercenaries. Once the mercenary band was captured, they were turned over Sarthong V. Planet known for rich archaeological ruins. Vash to Satok’s custody, first to answer for was thinking about exploring Sarthong V after leaving Risa, but crimes on Vulcan and then to be tried for Picard pointed out that the Sarthongians dealt harshly with tres- their crimes against other Federation passers. (“Captain's Holiday" [TNG], “QPid" [TNG]) worlds. (“Gambit, Part II" [TNG]) Satarrans. Humanoid civilization. The Satarrans had been at war ~~ Saturn NavCon. A navigational control satellite in orbit of planet with the people of Lysia for decades. In 2368, the Satarrans Saturn, which performed sensor sweeps of the Academy Flight attempted to use the Federation starship Enterprise-D to launch Range. Saturn NavCon file 6-379 contained a recording of the a devastating attack against the Lysian Central Command flight paths of Nova Squadron just prior to the crash that killed ("Conundrum” [TNG]). SEE: MacDuff, Commander Keiran. Joshua Albert in 2368. (“The First Duty” [TNG]) Satarrans hate mysteries. (“The Chase” [TNG]) Saturn. The sixth planet in the Sol SATCOM 47. Communications relay satellite in Earth orbit oper- system. Saturn is a gas giant with a ated by Chronowerx industries. Chronowerx Security Chief mass 95 times that of Earth and is Dunbar used the satellite to locate Henry Starling aboard the 5S noted for its spectacular system of Voyager and to transport him away. (“Future's End, Part II” [VGR)) — rings. It has a diameter of some 120,800 kilometers, and orbits its Satelk, Captain. (Richard Fancy). Starfleet officer attached to sun at a mean distance of 1.4 billion Starfleet Academy in 2368. Satelk, a native of planet Vulcan, kilometers. The first human spaceflight to Saturn was commandpresided over the inquiry into Cadet Joshua Albert's death atthe ed by Colonel Shaun Geoffrey Christopher in the early 21st Academy Flight Range. SEE: Kolvoord Starburst; Locarno, century. (“Tomorrow is Yesterday" [TOS]). The Starfleet Academy Cadet First Class Nicholas. (“The First Duty” [TNG]) Flight Range was located in a proximal orbit of Saturn. (“The First Duty” [TNG]). Saturn is a Class-J planet. SEE: planetary Satie, Admiral Norah. (Jean Simmons). Starfleet officer, the classification system. (“Starship Down” [DS9]) daughter of noted Federation jurist Aaron Satie. Satie issued the directive for Captain Jean-Luc Picard to take command of Saucer Module. The large the U.S.S. Enterprise-D. These orders became effective on star- circular (or elliptical) com- - Shortly after this incident, Satie retired from active Starfleet ser- counter at Farpoint, Part | Co» date 41148. (“All Good Things..." [TNG]). She was largely respon mand section of many = > sible for exposing the alien conspiracy against Starfleet in 2364 Federation starships. (“En- :

vice. Known for her brilliant investigative skills, she was recalled [TNG]). Also known as the from retirement in 2367 when Rom-ulan espionage was suspect- Primary Hull. SEE: stardrive section