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Just reguarding Alpha Centauri... I don't know which thread it was in now, it was last year sometime, and we were trying to work out things about Mars colonisation etc... anyway I suggested that Cochrane could have come from Alpha Centauri etc... that Earth might have already travelled that far using Non warp... they could have found a habitable planet and so, instead of having to terraform mars, they could have set up new populations on a planet there...
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Mizarian... first seen in Alliegence... I don't think they are members of the Federation - or maybe now they are... that Chalnoth person said that they were pacifists who had been invaded many times...
Speaking of which... how many times in early TNG was Pacifica mentioned... I wonder if this is just a world the Feds took over, or IT had inhabitants...
The Kai mentions Berengaria in "In the Cards" doesn't she?
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I can think of two instances off the top of my head.
The Enterprise was enroute there for a research assignment and shore leave in "Conspiracy" when Picard diverted the ship to Dytallix "B."
The Enterprise transported two Antedian delegates (in reality, assassins) and Ambassador Lwaxanna Troi to Pacifica for the admission hearing for the Antedian government in "Manhunt."
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Does anyone picture Pacifica as a giant ball of water?
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(Besides, "30 Days" already gave us a "planet" that literally was a big ball of water...)
Pacifica features in the new Vornholt novels "Genesis Wave I&II", and (based on the spoilers I've read so far) is considered a remote sanctuary, a safe place to keep Carol Marcus hidden from the public view.
Some more info on Pacifica: judging by "Conspiracy", it is less than five lightyears from the real star Mira, also known as Omicron Ceti. *This* star has had a human presence for some time before the events of "Conspiracy": first there were those colonists led by Elias Sandoval in TOS "This Side of Paradise", and after Kirk forcibly evacuated them, Dytallix Mining Corporation set up shop on another planet in that system. However, by "Conspiracy", the system was empty.
So we know where Pacifica is: in a (formerly) well-traveled part of the Federation, some 150 ly rimwards from Earth. Now if we could just have a look... (Alas, "Genesis Wave" hasn't arrived yet to the local bookstores!)
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It's also used by the Federation for mediation and admission: the Antedians' application for admittance in the UFP was to be considered there, before the delegates were revealed to be assassins.
It's apparently also used as Shore Leave ...
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I attempted a similar list awhile ago, though I stuck to mining the encyclopedia for my planets and systems and, I think, in one or two cases, nebulae. Where there is more than one inhabited planet in a star system, I just listed the star. So, for instance, I've got the Rigel system, which includes five such worlds, I think. Also, I cast my net rather wide when it came to considering whether a world belonged to the UFP or not. Essentially, if a world had a Federation installation of any sort on it, except where such a facility was explicitly stated to not be in UFP space (Such as the research station on Bak'u, although Bak'u itself was surrounded by the Federation, or so we were led to believe.).
At any rate:
�audet IX Ajilon Prime Aldebaran III Alpha Carinae V Alpha Centauri system Alpha V Colony Altair VI Archanis IV Ariannus Arkaria Babel Barisa Prime Benecia Colony Benzar Bersallis III Beta Agni II Beta VI Betazed Beth Delta I Bilana III Bilaren system Blue Horizon Bolarus IX Boradus III Borka VI Braslota system Bre�el IV Brentalia Browder IV Calder II Caldos colony Capella IV Camus II (a depressing place) Carema III Castal I Catualla Cestus III Ceti Alpha system (on the assumption that the UFP wouldn't go around Genesisizing planets that didn't belong to them) Cirrus IV Coltar IV Con Coroli V Coridan Corinth IV Corvan II Cygnet XIV Cygnia Minor Danula II Delb II Delinia II Delos IV Delta IV Delta Rana IV Delta Vega Deneva Deriben V Donatu V Doraf I Draken IV Draygo IV Dulisian IV Dytallix B Sol System (a nice place to visit) Earth Colony 2 Elba II Forlat III Galor IV Galorndon Core Gamma 400 star system Gamma Hydra IV Gamma Tauri IV Gaspar VII Gault Guernica system Halii Iadara Colony Inferna Prime Invernia II Ivor Prime Janus VI Jaros II Jouret IV Juhraya Kavis Alpha IV Kenda II Kessik IV Korat system Memory Alpha Minos Korva New Gaul New Halana New Paris colonies Norpin Colony Ohniaka III Parliament Penthara IV Persephone V Planet Q Quadra Sigma III Qualor II Regula Regulus system Relva VII Rigel system Risa Salva II Strnad star system Tantalus V Tarsas system Tau Ceti system Tessen III Tiburon Trill homeworld Tyrellia Velara III Vulcan Wolf 359 Velikan V Rangifer II Scylla sector Sherman�s Planet Tarod IX
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New Paris is no longer part of the Federation. Remember: those were the guys who had standing orders to kill any Federation citizen who arrived. Legacy. Also Tasha Yar's birthplace, as it were.
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Um..NO. Wrong.
New Paris was on Makus III. Tasha was from Turkana IV.
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Yes, that is a very long list as well I have made a difference between Federation planets and Federation members. I doubt planets like Ajilon Prime, Relva VII, Memory Alpha and Inferna are individual members (they are described as 'Federation colonies' or do not even have inhabitants).
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Do all Caitian 'women' have three breasts... did M'Ress? Or maybe the Cestus III Caitian... genetically engineered...
Did "TFF" or "Total Recall" come out first... because both movies had the same 'joke'...
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M'Ress definitely had just two breasts, unless it was fashionable at that time to pad out the outer two and squeeze the middle one into invisibility.
And "Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" came before either STV or "Total Recall".
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Hmmmm, Caitians could have more than 2 nipples - a la Cat from Red Dwarf... so the Caitian in TFF, might have just 'enhanced' a third breast... and pushed it up!?!
P.S. What was that game that she was drowned in? A Form of Dom Jot!?!
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