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Nacene; (right) Noncorporeal extragalactic life-forms. The
Nacene originated outside of our galaxy and exist as pure sporocystian
energy woh can travel through subspace, although they can manifest
themselves in solid humanoid form. A group of Nacene explorers visited
our galaxy a millennium ago, accidentally devastating the envoronment
of the Ocampa planet in the delta Quadrant. Two Nacene individuals, one
known as the Caretaker, and another called Suspiria, remained behind to
care for the Ocampa. VOY
"Caretaker,
Part 1" 1-1
Nagilum; (left) An extradimensional life-form. The Enterprise-D encountered Nagilum during a star-mapping mission en route to the Morgana Quadrant in 2365. Nagilum treeatened the lives of one-third to one-half the enterprise crew, but it was later learned the threat was mearely its effort of trying to understand the hujan concept of life and death. TNG "Where Silence Has Lease" 2-28
Nanites;
(right) Planet: Kavis Alpha IV. Submicroscopic robotic life-forms
created by the Federation which became sentient. The Federation granted
them rights to colonize their own planet. TNG
"Evolution" 3-49
Napean;
(left) A race of
partially empathic humanoids from Napea II. The Napeans are members of
the Federation but take little interest in the rest of the galaxy. The
Napeans are physically very similar to Terrans and Betazoids. Genetic
analysis leads to the supposition that the Napean race is a
transplanted cross between the two races, yet just different enough to
be detected. Most Napian do not bother to use or cultivate their Psi
skills, as their training techniques can take years for what Betazoids
and Vulcans learn in weeks. Those that perfect their Empathic and
limited Telepathic skills serve professionally in Napian culture. TNG "Eye of the Beholder" 7-170
Native American Colonist; Human colonists from Earth. The Dorvan colony was taken over by the Cardassians when the treaty was signed between Cardassia and the Federation. There were confrontations between the Cardassians and the Maquis over the change. DS9 "The Maquis, Part I" 2-40
Nausicaan; Tall, surly, ill-tempered humanoids from some
unknown planet in deep space. After 60 years of contacts between the
Nausicaans, there is still little known about them. They have scattered
outposts on the borders of the Federation near Ferengi space, leading
to the theory that their homeworld is somewhere in their sphere of
influence. Nausicaans are generally very inhospitable with vaguely
lizard like faces and have attacked people with little provocation.TNG "Tapestry" 6-141
Nehru Colony; Federation colony near Deep Space 9 and the Bajoran system. Judzia Dax ordered the Colony be contacted via subspace link in an attempt to rescue the station's computer system threatened by an invading software life-form. DS9 "The Forsaken" 1-17
Noophian; A race that prefers efficiency and modernism over the need for history or reverence for older artifacts. Noophians do not keep track of their history and wonder why other races take so much interest in the past. TNG "Brothers" 4-77
Novans; The original Terra Nova colonists, who lived underground because of the “poison rain” which they thought was caused by humans. Captain Archer was finally able to convince them that the humans did not cause the poison and moved the colony to another side of the planet where they would be safe. ENT "Terra Nova" 1-6
Numiri; Planet: name unspecified. Warlike species that once shared the planet with the peaceful Baneans. Their weaponry and shields were superior to Voyager’s. VOY "Ex Post Facto" 1-8
Nuvians; The Nuvian masseuses on Risa that have 12 fingers on each hand, according to Trip Tucker. ENT "Fallen Hero"
Nyrian; Technologically
advanced humanoid ccivilization from the Delta Quadrant. The Nyrians
had adbanced long-range transporter systems called translocators that
they used to abduct crews of passing spacecraft andnearby space
station. Using their translocators, they replacedthe crews of those
ships and stations with Nyrian ersonnel. thereby gaining control of
those vessels. Despite these acts of piracy, the Nyrians considered
themselves a benevolent people, and they went to considerable lengths
to care for those whose ships they had stolen. In 2373, Nyrian
operatives abducted the crew of Voyager. The captivity did not last
long, for Boyager captina Janeway and her crew were successful in
escaping from the Nyrian vessel. In the process, they persuaded the
Nyrians to release the prisoners held in the other environments on the
Nyrian ship. VOY "Displaced" 3-67