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 The planet M-113 is filled with the ruins of an ancient civilization. The original inhabitants of the planet needed salt to survive. When the salt on the planet was exhausted, their race died out. In the mid 23rd century, archaeologist Robert Crater and his wife Nancy were studying the ruins on planet M-113. The planet was home to a violent creature. The creature was the last of it's kind. Once there were millions of them. They needed salt to stay alive, but they ran out of salt. The creature was intelligent, and had some sort of telepathic ability. It was able to produce a hypnotic effect that paralyzed its victims. It was also capable of appearing to have another form. This was a mental illusion, rather than shape shifting, because the creature could look different to according to the viewer. The creature killed Nancy Crater for the salt contained in her body, and assumed her form for Professor Crater. In return, he supplied the creature with salt. On Stardate 1513.1, Dr. McCoy and Captain Kirk beamed down to perform a routine medical examination of the Craters. The creature killed several crewmen, before its true nature was discovered. Dr. McCoy was forced to kill the creature to save Captain Kirk from it. (TOS: The Man Trap)
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| Maarek III | |
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During a ruse orchestrated to obtain information from Degra about the Xindi weapon, Archer claimed a fellow inmate told him about the planet Maarek III. He said the inmate used it as a staging area for smuggling dilithium. He claimed it was beautiful with beaches that go on for thousands of kilometers. It is unknown if this is a real planet, or if Archer made it up. (ENT: Stratagem)
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| Makus III | |
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On Stardate 2821, the U.S.S. Enterprise was ordered to medical supplies to Makus III, where they were to be transferred to the New Paris Colonies. (TOS: The Galileo Seven)
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| Manark IV | |
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Sand Bats are native to Manark IV. (TOS: The Empath)
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| Mariah IV | |
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| This planet was one of the places where Valerians used to stop at when they were running dolamide to the Cardassians. (DS9: Dramatis Personae) |
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In 2105, there were 8 women knifed to death on the Martian Colonies. (TOS: Wolf in the Fold)
Utopia Planitia Yards is a Starfleet facility in orbit of Mars. Benjamin Sisko served there for three years after Wolf 359. (DS9: Emissary) Mars was colonized in 2103. (VOY: The 37's) In an alternate timeline, Mars was destroyed by the Xindi after they had destroyed Earth. (ENT: Twilight)
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| Mazar | |
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Mazar is the home world of the Mazarites. (ENT: Fallen Hero)
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| Meldrar I | |
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| Lunar prison is located here. On this planet it's 200 degrees in the shade. (DS9: Necessary Evil) |
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| Merak II | |
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| Planet from which Quark once claimed to be obtaining a sizing scanner for Garak. They produce the best sizing scanners. They are calibrated to be accurate down to the micrometer. (DS9: The Wire) |
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| Midos V | |
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The planet Midos V is home to a small colony that has abundant raw materials. The Enterprise was scheduled to stop there following their search for Dr. Roger Korby. The android Kirk thought it would be a good choice for Korby to obtain the raw materials he needed. (TOS: What Are Little Girls Made Of?)
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| Myrmidon | |
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Planet where Vash was wanted dead or alive for stealing the crown of the First Mother. (DS9: Q-Less)
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