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E'Tyshra. (Darleen family in 1881 at the famous gunfight at the OK Corral. A replica Carr). T'Lani ambas oy of Earp was created by the Melkotians in 2268 as part of a sador who helped oy bizarre drama intended to kill Kirk and members of his crew negotiate the end of ~ (“Spectre of the Gun" [TOS]). Rex Holman also played J'Onn in her people's war with Star Trek V: The Final Frontier. the Kellerun in 2370. > E'Tyshra collaborated with Sharat, the jaa ] Earp, Virgil. (Charles Maxwell). Brother to Morgan and Wyatt Kellerun ambassador, to destroy all infor- § PM Earp, who fought in the legendary gunfight at the OK Corral in mation of the harvester technology and Tombstone, Arizona. A replica of Virgil was part of the scenario also to kill everyone who had technical - created by the Melkotians in 2268 for the execution of Kirk and knowledge of their manufacture, including members of his crew. (“Spectre of the Gun" [TOS]) Deep Space 9 personnel Dr. Julian Bashir and Miles O'Brien. (“Armageddon Game" [DS9]). Earp, Wyatt. (Ron Soble). Legendary law enforcement official from Earth's ancient American West, who fought members of the E-band emissions. Electromagnetic signals sometimes emitted Clanton family at the famous gunfight at the OK Corral on by collapsing protostars. E-band emissions were used by October 26, 1881. The Melkotians re-created Earp for their Romulan operatives in late 2367 as a means of secretly transmit drama intended to cause the deaths of Kirk and members of his ting commands to Geordi La Forge through his VISOR. Those crew. (“Spectre of the Gun” [TOS]). signals were delta-compressed on a frequency similar to that of humanoid brainwaves. (“The Mind's Eye” [TNG)). SEE: neural Earth Colony 2. Settlement. Captain Kirk's brother, George implants; Taibak; VISOR. Samuel Kirk, had hoped to be transferred to the research station at Earth Colony 2 prior to his death in 2267. (“What Are Little Girls E-mail. Electronic mail. The transmission of data and messages Made Of?" [TOS]) electronically from one computer to another. E-mail became commonplace on Earth in the late 20th century and continued to be — ~ used on the Net throughout the early 21st century. (“Past Tense, EP Part II" [DS9]). SETI astronomer Rain Robinson used E-mail to > Pe > notify her colleagues when she discovered evidence of the Starship V4 ’ Voyager orbiting Earth in 1996. (“Future's End, Part I" VGR)) E fal ear receiver. Small electronic device -% used by Starfleet personnel for person- i" | -— J al monitoring of audio information with- + \ gl out the inconvenience of a loudspeaker that might interfere with nearby personnel. Uhura used this a lot on the bridge, although it was - sometimes mistaken for a fancy earring. Spock used it, too. RCADET'SBUIDETD

Earhart, Amelia. (Sharon Lawrence) ¥ Noted aviator, the first woman to fly h de aA alone across Earth's Atlantic Ocean, A born in 1898. Earhart disappeared _— comml . without a trace in 1937 while piloting ene ded din ds =x in da a Lockheed Electra aircraft in an yi attempt to fly around the Earth. Un- Pd p Earth guidebook. Padd containing an interactive program detallknown to 20th-century Earth authori- Toy BS ing Earth's customs, culture, history and geography. In 2372, Dr. ties, Earhart and her navigator, Fred \ Julian Bashir gave an Earth guidebook padd to Nog to use while Noonan, were among some three Nid he was at Starfleet Academy. (“Little Green Men" [DS9)) hundred humans abducted from the \L planet and taken some 70,000 light- Earth Station Bobruisk. Transport facility located in Europe on years to the Briori homeworld in the | planet Earth. Site from which Worf’s adoptive parents, Sergey Delta Quadrant. Earhart, Noonan, and A and Helena Rozhenko, transported to the Enterprise-D when six other abductees were kept in 1 the ship was at Earth Station McKinley in 2367. (“Family” [TNG]) cryostasis for centuries until they were revived in 2371 by Bobruisk is a city in Belarus, the site of a major battle in the Starfleet personnel from the Starship Voyager. Earhart and Second World War. Noonan both elected to remain on the former Briori homeworld, along with a colony of descendents from the original abductees Earth Station McKinley. Starfleet ly 5 Voyager Captain Kathryn Janeway noted that Earhart had been shipbuilding and repair facility in i >< an inspiration that had led her to a career in Starfleet. (“The 37's” Earth orbit. McKinley Station was a BY a ! [VGR]). SEE: Thirty-Sevens. large orbital platform supporting / 7 A, 5 several large articulated work arms, r mn Earl Grey tea. A blended black tea flavored with bergamot or designed to service even the largest rt - = .- lavender oil. A favorite beverage of Jean-Luc Picard, who often starships. The Enterprise-D docked x 4 es ordered it through the ship's food replicator. He liked it hot there for six weeks following the 5 [ (“Contagion” [TNG]) defeat of the Borg ship in 2367. { é h a (“The Best of Both Worlds, Part Il," s early French impressionists. School of painters on Earth who “Family” [TNG]). Unknown to anyone at the time, a defective worked during the 1870s. These artists included Edouard Manet dilithium chamber hatch was installed in the Enterprise-D warpEdgar Degas, Auguste Renoir, and Claude Monet. Data, as part drive system at McKinley Station. The hatch contained undeof his exploration of painting, did several pieces emulating the tectable submicron fractures that were responsible for a serious styles of these artists. (“Inheritance [TNG]) explosion in the engine room later that year. (“The Drumhead [TNG]). (In Q's anti-time future, the U.S.S. Pasteur canceled a Earp, Morgan. (Rex Holman). Law enforcement official from scheduled stop at McKinley Station to proceed to the Devron Earth's ancient American West, who fought against the Clanton system.) (“All Good Things..." [TNG])