Library
Atlec
One of the twin worlds of Madena in the Omega Sagitta System. Its space fleet has only interplanetary, laser-armed ships, and its officers wear gray uniforms. Atlec and neighboring Straleb were colonized approximately 200 years ago by humanoids, and were bound by treaty in a peaceful but testy relationship. A marriage of the children of the two worlds’ leaders in 2264 improved the relationship between the planets.[1]
References
Atifs IV
Homeworld of a people who give thanks somewhat similarly to the Betazoids with their gong, or the Ooolans of Marejaretus VI with their stone-knocking.[1]
References
Asteroid Field
Asteroid Field (TNG-154)
Asteroids which lie within interstellar space, rather than orbiting a star within the system. Brull‘s direct course from Gamma Hromi II to Chorgan‘s base planet was along a heading of 343-mark-72, but Wesley Crusher tactfully suggested an alternate route to miss an asteroid field along that line.[1] In the Delta Quadrant, one field surveyed a month prior to stardate 49373 yielded a form of dilithium more stable at much higher high warp frequencies than the norm, allowing Lt. Paris to break the Warp 10 barrier.[2]
References
Asteroid Belt
Region where many asteroids are found, typically orbiting a star or other large gravity source. One asteroid belt in an unspecified system was where the U.S.S. Okinawa, under Captain Leyton, pursued three Tzenkethi raiders.[1] The Kar-telos system in the Gamma Quadrant also included one.[2] The asteroid belt orbiting Sol between Mars and Jupiter was a common site for Academy flight training.[3]
References
Asteroid, Badlands
A body hidden among the plasma storms of the Badlands, large enough to be Class-M despite its rogue status outside a star system. It was the destination of the Maquis while abducting Gul Dukat.[1]
References
Asteroid
Asteroid (TOS-58)
Small celestial body composed of rock and metal, typically much smaller than a planet, often irregularly shaped. Asteroids often occurred in orbital belts within a star system, sometimes the debris remaining from the formation of that system, other times the fragments remaining from the disintegration of a planet. Larger asteroids were sometimes called planetoids.
In 2267, the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 attempted to divert an asteroid that was on a collision course with an inhabited planet.[1] A Type-C asteroid crashed into an unpopulated continent of Penthara IV in 2367, threatening an ecological disaster until the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-170-D helped dispel its dust cloud.[2] Another asteroid from the Pelloris Field threatened Tessen III with the same type of destruction in 2368 before it was vaporized by the same starship. Its nitrium alloy core prevented a tractor beam lock, and it was undamaged when hit by photon torpedoes. It was later discovered to be the home of metal parasites.[3]
› Continue reading
Aschelan V
A Cardassian fuel depot site on the border near the Badlands, it was Dreadnought‘s revamped target from the Maquis—although it was intercepted first by the Caretaker‘s displacement wave in 2370.[1]
References
Arvada III
Site of a tragic disaster where a young Beverly Crusher and her grandmother, Felisa Howard, were two of the few surviving colonists. The elder woman’s knowledge of medicinal roots saved them when medical ships were delayed.[1]
References
Arneb
Type-G Star (STSC)
A star that was visible to the unaided human eye from a point somewhere between ‘audet IX and Rachelis. It was one of three objects Wesley Crusher matter-of-factly told Guinan he saw as he stared out Ten-Forward’s observation window. Arneb, a G-Type star like Sol, was located 1200 light years from Earth, in the constellation Lepus, as viewed from that planet.[1]
References
- 1. “The Child.” Star Trek: The Next Generation. Television. 21 November 1988.
Armus IX
An otherwise undescribed planet where the indigenous—or at least ceremonial—dress was composed of feathers. William Riker went there some time prior to 2263.[1]
References
Categories
- Animated Series (60)
- Articles (28)
- Books (447)
- Cast & Crew (79)
- Comics (22)
- DS9 (328)
- Early Voyages (125)
- Education (5)
- Enterprise (373)
- Excelsior (36)
- Food (19)
- Games (223)
- Klingon (70)
- Library (1,543)
- Logs (593)
- Lost Era (55)
- Medicine (18)
- Merrimac (1)
- Mirror (35)
- Miscellaneous (13)
- New Frontier (54)
- Next Generation (635)
- Original Series (681)
- Personnel (436)
- Places (369)
- Politics (12)
- Recreation (10)
- SCE (41)
- Science (1)
- Shatnerverse (9)
- Ships (455)
- Site Updates (98)
- Starfleet Academy (86)
- Stargazer (42)
- STO (61)
- Technology (45)
- Titan (59)
- To Boldly Go (1)
- TV/Film (214)
- Uncategorized (4)
- Vanguard (76)
- Voyager (236)
- Weapons (27)
- Xenology (54)