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The planet Daborat V is located in the Gamma Quadrant. It is under Dominion control. Many Groxxin and Iffalians live on Daborat V. (ST: DS9 #17: The Heart of the Warrior by John Gregory Betancourt)
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| Dakala | |
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A rogue planet that no longer orbits a sun. Dakala is in perpetual darkness. Some insects from Dakala glow in the dark. There are no psychotropic compounds on Dakala. Dakala has hot springs similar to the grottoes of Deneva Prime. It is used as a hunting ground by the Eska, and is home to a shape-shifting race the Eska call Wraiths. The Eska are only allowed to hunt on Dakala for 4 days each year in order to preserve the planet. (ENT: Rogue Planet)
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The planet Dalvos Prime is located in Federation space. There is a special psychiatric care center on Dalvos Prime that is the best facility of its kind. (DS9: Time's Orphan)
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| Homeworld of the Damiani. Iaron is the capital city of Damiano. (ST: New Frontier: No Limits: Burgyone 172: Oil and Water by Robert T Jeschonek) |
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| Danter | |
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| Danter is located in sector 221-H in the and is the homeworld of the Danteri. (ST: New Frontier: House of Cards by Peter David) |
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| Darona is the 6th planet in the Betazoid system. Darona is a small colony in the Betazoid system known for it's agricultural, medical and scientific research facilities. Darona also has a prison. Darona has a rose-colored sky and an atmosphere of serenity and natural beauty. Jarkana is Darona's capital city, and the Jarkana spaceport is just outside 'the city'. Jarkana Mountains are near Jarkana. Jarkana is a large villiage of less than 100 squat square houses, built from adobe made from the indigenous red clay, with broad avenues between them, and extensive gardens filled with exotic flowers surround each residence. There are a few larger governmental and research buildings in the center of the capital. The Teskalia tree is found on Darona. Cavat is grown in fields on Darona. Less than 1,000 Dominion troops were stationed there due to it's low population. (ST: TNG: The Battle of Betazed by Charlotte Douglas and Susan Kearney) |
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| Planet where Kang met a discarded wife of the Albino. (DS9: Blood Oath) |
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| Delta Sigma IV | |
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Kyle Riker was killed during civil unrest on Delta Sigma IV around 2379. (ST: Titan: Taking Wing by Michael A. Martin and Andy Mangels)
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 The planet Delta Vega is located few light days from the edge of the galaxy. There is a lithium cracking station there. The station is completely automated, and the planet in uninhabited. Even the ore ships come only once every 20 years. It is slightly smaller than Earth. It is desolate, but rich in crystal and minerals. The U.S.S. Enterprise stopped at Delta Vega after their warp drive had been damaged after encountering the Galactic border on Stardate 1313. They took apart equipment at the station to get the parts they needed to repair the ship. When Gary Mitchell became too dangerous, Captain James Kirk attempted to strand him on Delta Vega, but he was forced to kill him in the end. (TOS: Where No One Has Gone Before)
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Kesla was the name given to an unidentified mass murderer of women on planet Deneb II. (TOS: Wolf in the Fold)
The Denebians colonized Deneb II over 300 years ago. (Star Trek Star Charts by Geoffrey Mandel)
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 James Kirk and Gary Mitchell went to Deneb IV at one time. (TOS: Where No One Has Gone Before)
Deneb IV is the home world of the Bandi, and the location of Farpoint Station. The area of space past Deneb IV was largely unexplored by the Federation in 2364. Deneb IV has an abundance of geothermal energy. (TNG: Encounter at Farpoint)
The population of Deneb IV is 450 million. Farpoint is the capital. (Star Trek Star Charts by Geoffrey Mandel)
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Deneb V is the homeworld of the Denebians. (TOS: I, Mudd)
Deneb V is located in the Alpha Quadrant. Deneb V has been a member of the United Federation of Planets since 2259. The Capital of Deneb V is Port Drexler. The total population is about 11.2 billion. The population is mostly Denebian, although there is a significant Human population. The Federation Academy of Sciences is located on Deneb V. Deneb V colonized Deneb II over 300 years ago. (Star Trek Star Charts by Geoffrey Mandel)
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 The planet Deneva was colonized over a century ago. It is one of the most beautiful planets in the galaxy. It was originally colonized as a freighting line base in the area. Freighters make regular trips from Deneva, carrying supplies to the asteroid belt for the miners and bringing cargo out. Montgomery Scott once worked there as an engineering advisor. As of Stardate 3287.2, the population of Deneva was almost one million and the Capital City had a population of more than 100,000. Also as of this date, the Federation had no contact with the planet for a year. The U.S.S. Enterprise was sent to investigate. Sensors didn't detect any harmful life forms. When the U.S.S. Enterprise arrived at Deneva on Stardate 3287.2, Uhura tried every major transmitting station on Deneva. No one acknowledged her signal. Then a one-man ship left Deneva on a collision course with the Denevan sun. Just before the ship was destroyed, the pilot shouted that he was free. They sent a landing party to the surface, where they were attacked by four men. The men yelled that they did not want to hurt the landing party despite their actions. They rescued Aurelan and Peter Kirk, and brought them back to the Enterprise, where Aurelan described how neural parasites came to Deneva and infected the population. They discovered that the parasites were sensitive to ultraviolet light, so 210 ultraviolet satellites were deployed 72 miles above the planet surface, burning with such intensity that even someone in a closed, darkened area would be affected. It succeeded in destroying all the parasites. (TOS: Operation -- Annihilate!)
The rogue planet Dakala has hot springs similar to the grottoes of Deneva Prime. (ENT: Rogue Planet)
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Denobula is the home world of the Denobulans. (ENT: Fight or Flight) Denobula is located in the Denobula Triaxa system. (ENT: Breaking the Ice) The cities on Denobula are crowded by choice, not necessity. The atmosphere is vibrant and communal. The Kaybin District on Denobula is known for its bars and nightclubs. (ENT: Doctor's Orders) Dermal art (tattoos) used to be very common on Denobula. (ENT: Stratagem)
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| Dimorus | |
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Dimorus is a planet with rodent-like animals that throw poisoned darts. Gary Mitchell took one of these darts for James Kirk, and almost died. (TOS: Where No One Has Gone Before)
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| Donatu V | |
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Donatu V was the location of a battle between the Federation and the Klingon Empire in 2244, known as the Battle of Donatu V. The battle was inconclusive. (TOS: The Trouble with Tribbles)
Contributed by: Clare Bradley |
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| Draylon II | |
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 Planet near Sefalla Prime. Sisko thought it would make a perfect home for the Skrreeans. It has a stable orbit, temperate climate, and very low surface radiation, good soil and a long growing season. DS9: Sanctuary) |
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Dulsinaray is a planet. Fifteen years ago, a group of terrorists seized the capital of Dulsinaray. They had taken the government hostage, and proceeded to execute citizens until their demands were met. Dulsinaray's population was arboreal, living in spacious tree houses far above the swampy carnivore infested surface of the planet. The terrorists had exterminated their hostages by setting fire to their tree homes and stunning anyone who tried to escape to the adjoining trees. The people either burned to death, or fell into the swamps below where their bodies were devoured by ravenous predators. (ST: TNG #22: Imbalance by V.E. Mitchell)
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