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the Alliance's command post for the Bajoran sector. It was oper tance was formed in 2370 by Benjamin Sisko (mirror) after his ated by Alliance personnel, mostly Klingon and Cardassian escape from Terok Nor (mirror). Others in the resistance includalthough the station Intendant in 2370 was a Bajoran national ed members of the Ferengi, the Vulcans, and the Trill. (“Through named Kira Nerys (mirror). (“Crossover” [DS9], “Through the the Looking Glass” [DS9]). By 2372, the resistance was success Looking Glass" [DS9)). By 2372, the Terran resistance had dri- ful in driving the Alliance from station Terok Nor (mirror). Another ven the Alliance from Terok Nor. A major breakthrough in the major stride was the construction of a new starship, the Defiant resistance struggle came with the construction of the Starship (mirror), based on a ship of the same name from our universe. Defiant (mirror) at Terok Nor. With Benjamin Sisko's help, the (“Shattered Mirror” [DS9]). Terrans were able to use the Defiant (mirror) to fend off an Alliance attack fleet led by Regent Worf (mirror). allowing the Terrans to Terran. Term used in the mirror universe for humans. (“Crossretain control of the station. (“Shattered Mirror” [DS9]) over” [DS9))

Terok Nor. Cardassian mining space sta- Terrell, Captain Clark. tion in Bajoran space. Terok Nor was the (Paul Winfield). Commander ; A original Cardassian designation for the of the Starship Reliant, | 7 y station that became known as Deep Terrell died in 2285 while on ~ Space 9. (“Cardassians”™ [DS9)). Built in a survey mission for Pro- oy? 2351 (“Babel" [DS9)), Terok Nor was ject Genesis. (Star Trek II: [+ commanded by Gul Dukat during the The Wrath of Khan). Paul nn 1 .. Cardassian occupation of planet Bajor. Winfield also played Cap- EN During the Cardassian occupation, Terok Nor's main function was tain Dathon in “Darmok” [Fil to process raw uridium ore using the forced labor of Bajoran (TNG). > c prisoners. When in full operation the station was capable of pro: cessing 20,000 tons of ore per day. (“Civil Defense” [DS9)) Terrellian plague. Dangerously virulent disease. (In the anti-time Bajorans assigned to the station were housed in community reality created by the Q Continuum, during 2395 there was an quarters. Only those Bajorans in favor with the Cardassian com outbreak of Terrellian plague on Romulus. The Klingons allowed manders had private quarters. (“Necessary Evil” [DS9)]) Federation medical ships to cross the border, and the U.S.S Pasteur used this outbreak as an excuse to enter the Neutral Teros, Nathaniel. SEE: neuromuscular adaptation theory. Zone.) (“All Good Things...” [TNG].)

Terosa Prime. Planet. Nidell Seyetik lost control of her psy- Terrellians. Spacefaring civilization. In 2371. Nog arranged for choprojective telepathic abilities at Terosa Prime in 2367 due to himself and Jake to play dom-jot with a trio of Terrellians who deep emotional distress, nearly killing her. (“Second Sight" [DS9]) had bragged about their prowess at the game. (“Life Support [DS9)) Terraform Command. Federation administrative office responsi ble for overseeing terraforming projects. (“Home Soil" [TNG]) Tersa, Jal. (Larry Cedar). A member of the Kazon-Pommar sect In 2372. A acquaintance of Neelix, Tersa introduced the Kazon terraforming. In engineering, terraforming refers to any of sever- first majes during a peace conference arranged by Starship al very large-scale engineering and biological techniques in Voyager Captain Kathryn Janeway and Trabe leader Mabus. which uninhabitable planetary environments can be altered so (“Alliances” [VGRY) that a planet can support life. The Federation enforces very strict regulations regarding terraforming, to protect any indigenous life tertiary subspace manifold. Location of the solanagen-based forms that might be threatened by such projects. A terraforming ~~ entities in their subspace domain. (“Schisms” [TNG]). SEE: project at Velara Ill was found to endanger indigenous life, and coherent graviton pulse; tetryon. the project was discontinued. (“Home Soil” [TNG]). Professor Gideon Seyetik was responsible for several major terraforming tesokine. Pharmaceutical. Dr. Julian Bashir gave Kira Nerys efforts, including planets Blue Horizon and New Halana tesokine in 2372 so that the O'Briens’ baby that she carried could (“Second Sight” [DS9)). SEE: Project Genesis. metabolize Bajoran nutrients. (“Body Parts” [DS9)). Terran Empire. In the mirror universe, the repres- Fy Tessen lll. Federation planet. Tessen Ill was threatened by an sive interstellar government dominated by Terrans asteroid in 2368. Intervention by the crew of the Enterprise-D from the planet Earth. The empire ruled by terror. | saved the planet. The crew was able to destroy the asteroid in the enforced by its fleet of starships. In 2267, members (A planet's upper atmosphere by disrupting the core of the asteroid tally transported to the mirror universe, and their | | parasites. of the onginal U.S.S. Enterprise crew were acciden with a particle beam. (“Cost of Living” [TNG]). SEE: nitrium metal

brief presence had a profound effect on the Terran y Empire. The visiting James Kirk convinced Spock 23 RY tessipate. Unit of land area in the Bajoran system of measures (mirror) of the illogic of waiting for the inevitable [| Sirco Ch'Ano sold Nog and Jake Sisko seven tessipates of land collapse of the empire. Spock was successful in on planet Bajor in exchange for self-sealing stem bolts pressing for reforms, preaching peace and disar- IRNEPE_~ (“Progress” [DS9)). mament, eventually becoming the empire's commander-in-chief. Unfortunately, Spock's reforms Tethys lll. Green planet with a hydrogen-helium composition and left the empire unable to defend itself, and the a frozen helium core. (“Clues” [TNG]). Data used library images of Terran Empire was soon conquered by an alliance Tethys Ill to cover up for the Paxans’ Class-M protoplanet. of Klingon and Cardassian forces. With the fall of the empire. humans and Vulcans became outcasts and were forced into slav- tetralubisol. A highly volatile liquid lubriery under Alliance rule. (“Crossover” [DS9)). “Mirror, Mirror” cant used aboard Federation starships. (TOS) made reference to an empire that was the mirror equivalent Lenore Karidian attempted to murder of the Federation, but the name Terran Empire was not used until Kevin Riley by poisoning his glass of milk = “Crossover.” with tetralubisol. (“The Conscience of the § King" [TOS]) Terran resistance. In the mirror universe, a loosely-organized — band of humans and friends who fought against the Alliance of tetrarch. Title given to the leader of the Paqu people on planet the Klingon Empire and the Cardassian Union. The Terran resis- Bajor. Varis Sul was tetrarch in 2369. (“The Storyteller” [DS9])

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