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| The Al-Leyans operate a transport from Deep Space Four to the planet Caere. (TNG: The Chase) |
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The Bajoran name for the 7th planet in the Bajor system. (ST: DS9: Section 31: Abyss by David Weddle & Jeffrey Lang) This planet has at least three moons. (DS9: Whispers)
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| Caleb IV | |
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| Site of a battle between the Klingons and the Federation many years ago. (DS9: Once More Unto the Breach) |
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Tarbolde wrote the poem "Nightingale Woman" on this planet in 1996. (TOS: Where No One Has Gone Before)
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 Capella IV is the home world of the Capellans. Dr. Leonard McCoy was stationed on Capella IV for a few months before joining the Enterprise. The U.S.S. Enterprise visited Capella IV on Stardate 3497.2 to negotiate a mining treaty. Capella IV has an abundance of topaline. A Klingon agent preceded the Enterprise to Capella IV. (TOS: Friday's Child)
Capella was not yet a member of the Federation as of 2379. There are Lesser Teers of Capella's Ten Tribes. (ST: Titan: Taking Wing by Michael A. Martin and Andy Mangels)
Capella IV is located in the Alpha Quadrant. The population of Capella IV is about 160,000. (Star Trek Star Charts by Geoffrey Mandel)
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| Fourth planet in the Cardassian System. This planet is where the Hutet labor camp was located. (DS9: The Homecoming) |
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| A planet considered a candidate for particle fountain mining technology developed by Dr. Farallon in 2369. (TNG: The Quality of Life) |
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 Cestus III is an isolated and exposed Federation colony. Commodore Travers commanded the colony on Cestus III. Any ship is welcome to use the facilities at Cestus. The Gorn attacked and destroyed the colony on Cestus III on Stardate 3044. The Gorn approached the colony as if it were intending to use the facilities. They took out the colony's phaser banks on their first salvo. The colony was equipped with grenade launchers that could be used from the ground. The colonists tried to surrender, because there were women and children living there, but there was no response. Lieutenant Harold was the only survivor of the attack. It was later discovered that Cestus III was unknowingly built in Gorn space. The Gorn believed them to be invaders, so they destroyed the colony. (TOS: Arena)
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The fifth planet in the Ceti Alpha Star system. The planet is habitable although a bit savage and somewhat inhospitable. Captain Kirk dropped the charges against Khan and his people and left them there on Stardate 3143.3. (TOS: Space Seed)
Ceti Alpha V is far from the Expanse. It is barely M-Class. In an alternate timeline, the surviving six thousand Humans took refuge there following the destruction of Earth, Mars, Alpha Centauri, and Vega Colony. (ENT: Twilight)
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Rihannsu name for the planet Romulus. Less than 18,000 of the original 80,000 that left Vulcan made it there. (ST #35: The Romulan Way by Diane Duane and Peter Morwood)
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Colony Alpha V was also known as Earth Colony V. Charles Evans's closest living relatives lived on Colony Alpha V. (TOS: Charlie X)
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One of the worlds in the outer rim of the former Thallonian Empire. (ST: New Frontier: Into the Void by Peter David)
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| This planet is home to a small Vulcan colony with a population of few hundred. (ST: New Frontier: No Limits: Soleta: Revelations by Keith R.A. DeCandido) |
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| The Phyrox Plage struck the inhabitants of Cor Caroli V in 2366. The USS Enterprise-D was successful in curing the disease. Starfleet Command made this mission classified. (TNG: Allegiance) |
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There is a Federation dilithium mine on the planet Coridan. (DS9: One Little Ship)
The planet Coridan had a population of 3 billion in 2151. The Vulcans had a mining agreement with them in the mid 22nd century. The government was led by a chancellor in the mid 22nd century. Coridan has the largest starship construction yards in the sector. Their ships have reached warp 7, at the time the Vulcans were limited to 6.5 and Earth to warp 5. They also used fixed wing aircraft in the mid 22nd century. In the mid 22nd century, Coridan was undergoing a period of unrest. The government claimed the rebels were a small, radical faction, while the rebels claimed that the government was kept in power by the Vulcans. The Andorians allied themselves with the rebels. An Andorian presence on Coridan is a violation of the Tau Ceti Accords. Most of the population is concentrated in several cities in the equatorial region. The Capital is surrounded by a shantytown. There are almost as many bio signs outside the city as there are within it. (ENT: Shadows of P'jem)
Coridan is located in the Beta Quadrant. (Star Trek Star Charts by Geoffrey Mandel)
Along with the Luss and Byfrexians, Coridan is an enemy of the Sindareen. (ST: TNG: Imzadi by Peter David)
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This planet has a starship base. The U.S.S. Enterprise was scheduled to deliver supplies there following their stop at planet M-113. The commander of the base, Jose Dominquez requested an explanation of why they were delayed. He complained that the supplies were urgently needed. Kirk claimed they were delivering chili peppers, prime Mexican reds that Kirk handpicked himself, and that Jose could wait. (TOS: The Man Trap)
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The U.S.S. Enterprise put in at Cygnet XIV for general repair and maintenance. Cygnet XIV is a planet dominated by women. They felt the ship's computer system lacked a personality so they gave it one, Female of course. (TOS: Tomorrow is Yesterday)
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This planet is the location of an Earth colony that was near Planet Q. Dr. Thomas Leighton claimed he had found an extraordinary new synthetic food that would totally end the threat of famine on this planet, but the claim was a ruse. (TOS: The Conscience of the King)
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