by neufer » Thu Jun 10, 2010 3:25 pm
beyond wrote:When i first saw the Title of today's Apod, i thought -- Regulus 9. For some reason i remember that from the original Star Trek series, WAIT, it was a movie that was made with original Star Trek crew. Its really strange how a very little bit of information will pop-up when keyed off by a word or sound or something. WAIT........it might have been Regulus 1. Long ago memories can be so -------- iffy.
That's what Google is all about
http://memory-beta.wikia.com/wiki/Regulus_VIII wrote:
<<M-113 (also known as Regulus VIII and Fotialla) was the fourth planet of a star system orbiting UFC-113, a yellow dwarf star. The planet was once home to an advanced humanoid civilization, as well as an indigenous species of creature known as the M-113 creature or "salt vampire". (ST reference: The Worlds of the Federation)
By the 23rd century, the civilization had long-died out and only ancient ruins remained on the planet, and only one "salt vampire" was known to have lived, as the planet turned into a hot and arrid wasteland. The only plant life that survived on the planet were a type of dry bush and the poisonous Borgia plant. Because of the hot and arrid environment, anyone who visited the planet needed to bring a large supply of salt so that they could survive.
In 2261, Professor Robert Crater and his wife, Nancy arrived on the planet, and established an archaeological dig around some of the ruins on the planet. Over the next four years they exported many fascinating discoveries off the planet, but in 2265, the number of items being exported dwindled immensely when Nancy was killed by the last remaining "salt vampire", although this was not discovered until 2266.
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Instead of killing the creature, Crater took pity on the creature and it assumed the shape of Nancy and lived with Crater for a year. However, the truth was revealed in late 2266 when the USS Enterprise arrived to perform routine medical examinations of the Craters'. During the encounter several Enterprise crewmen were killed by the vampire before it was ultimately revealed and killed. (TOS episode & novelization: The Man Trap)
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http://memory-alpha.org/wiki/Regulus wrote:
<<In the 2150s, Regulus was located inside Vulcan territory, near the Andorian border. In 2154, for the preemptive strike against Andoria planned by Administrator V'Las, the Vulcan High Command amassed a fleet of twelve cruisers at Regulus. Regulus was chosen because it lay outside the range of Andorian listening stations. (ENT: "Kir'Shara")
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http://memory-beta.wikia.com/wiki/Regulus wrote:
<<Early in the 23rd century, one of the worlds of Regulus was governed by Romulans, as an outpost of the Romulan Star Empire. A population of Regulan humanoids lived under Romulan rule, including the unlucky J'Onn, who was exiled to Nimbus III with his wife after being convicted of embezzlement. (TOS novelization: The Final Frontier)
By the 2280s, Regulus was the location of a Starfleet Intelligence base. part of the Starfleet Intelligence sector 3 command based at nearby Starbase 15. (ST roleplay module: Star Fleet Intelligence Manual)
Regulus III was home to a humanoid civilization who had established relations with the United Federation of Planets. These Human-descended inhabitants had developed a different naming system for the astronomical bodies in the system, naming their home star as Ra and their homeworld as Khepri. The other planets in the system were also given the names of various Egyptian deities. (TOS - Star Trek II Short Stories short story: "The Blaze of Glory")
In the 2260s, Regulus was the site of a battle between the USS Intrepid and the Klingon flagship, IKS Hakask. Suvuk, the captain of Intrepid, scored a decisive victory after offering himself as a hostage, when he escaped from his Klingon captors and stole the entire library computer database from Hakask, shortly before the Organians intervened and disabled weapons on both sides. Suvuk won the Pentares Peace Commendation and a promotion to admiral for his action at Regulus. (TOS novel: My Enemy, My Ally)
During the invasion of the Borg Collective in 2381, Starfleet established its last line of defenses at Regulus. There was no core planet evacuation plan developed by Starfleet should the Borg break through the Regulus defenses. (ST - Destiny novel: Gods of Night)
The Regulus system has been listed as a home to the Caitians, although their home system has been identified as 15 Lyncis in other sources.
System
* Regulus I (Horus)
* Regulus II (Arodi/Osiris)
* Regulus III (Khepri)
* Regulus IV (Khonsu)
* Regulus V (Ptah)
* Regulus VI (Rhamses)
* Regulus VII (Nefertari)
* Regulus VIII (M-113, fourth planet from UFC-113)
* Regulus IX
* Regulus X
* Regulus XI
* Regulus XII
* Regulus XIII
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stars_and_planetary_systems_in_fiction wrote:
Regulus (Alpha Leonis)
* Babylon 5 television series. Regulus is the site of the Earth Alliance's first extrasolar colony.
* BattleTech wargame and related products. Regulus is the capital system of the Duchy of Regulus, one of the founding states of the Free Worlds League.
* Descent: FreeSpace – The Great War, computer game. Regulus is the greatest stronghold of the Neo-Terran Front during their rebellion against the Galactic Terran-Vasudan Alliance.
* Frontier: Elite II and Frontier: First Encounters, computer games. In the Frontier series, Regulus has no permanent settlements. Minor mining operations do occur within the system, however.
* Tékumel, books and games by M. A. R. Barker. Regulus is the solar system from which originate the nonhuman species called the Vléshga, or Shunned Ones, Stinking Ones.
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Art "Vléshga" Neuendorffer
[quote="beyond"]When i first saw the Title of today's Apod, i thought -- Regulus 9. For some reason i remember that from the original Star Trek series, WAIT, it was a movie that was made with original Star Trek crew. Its really strange how a very little bit of information will pop-up when keyed off by a word or sound or something. WAIT........it might have been Regulus 1. Long ago memories can be so -------- iffy.[/quote]
That's what Google is all about
[quote=" http://memory-beta.wikia.com/wiki/Regulus_VIII"]
<<M-113 (also known as Regulus VIII and Fotialla) was the fourth planet of a star system orbiting UFC-113, a yellow dwarf star. The planet was once home to an advanced humanoid civilization, as well as an indigenous species of creature known as the M-113 creature or "salt vampire". (ST reference: The Worlds of the Federation)
By the 23rd century, the civilization had long-died out and only ancient ruins remained on the planet, and only one "salt vampire" was known to have lived, as the planet turned into a hot and arrid wasteland. The only plant life that survived on the planet were a type of dry bush and the poisonous Borgia plant. Because of the hot and arrid environment, anyone who visited the planet needed to bring a large supply of salt so that they could survive.
In 2261, Professor Robert Crater and his wife, Nancy arrived on the planet, and established an archaeological dig around some of the ruins on the planet. Over the next four years they exported many fascinating discoveries off the planet, but in 2265, the number of items being exported dwindled immensely when Nancy was killed by the last remaining "salt vampire", although this was not discovered until 2266.
[img]http://slog.thestranger.com/files/2006/10/mail.jpg[/img]
Instead of killing the creature, Crater took pity on the creature and it assumed the shape of Nancy and lived with Crater for a year. However, the truth was revealed in late 2266 when the USS Enterprise arrived to perform routine medical examinations of the Craters'. During the encounter several Enterprise crewmen were killed by the vampire before it was ultimately revealed and killed. (TOS episode & novelization: The Man Trap) [/quote]-------------------------------------------
[quote=" http://memory-alpha.org/wiki/Regulus"]
<<In the 2150s, Regulus was located inside Vulcan territory, near the Andorian border. In 2154, for the preemptive strike against Andoria planned by Administrator V'Las, the Vulcan High Command amassed a fleet of twelve cruisers at Regulus. Regulus was chosen because it lay outside the range of Andorian listening stations. (ENT: "Kir'Shara")[/quote]-------------------------------------------
[quote=" http://memory-beta.wikia.com/wiki/Regulus"]
<<Early in the 23rd century, one of the worlds of Regulus was governed by Romulans, as an outpost of the Romulan Star Empire. A population of Regulan humanoids lived under Romulan rule, including the unlucky J'Onn, who was exiled to Nimbus III with his wife after being convicted of embezzlement. (TOS novelization: The Final Frontier)
By the 2280s, Regulus was the location of a Starfleet Intelligence base. part of the Starfleet Intelligence sector 3 command based at nearby Starbase 15. (ST roleplay module: Star Fleet Intelligence Manual)
Regulus III was home to a humanoid civilization who had established relations with the United Federation of Planets. These Human-descended inhabitants had developed a different naming system for the astronomical bodies in the system, naming their home star as Ra and their homeworld as Khepri. The other planets in the system were also given the names of various Egyptian deities. (TOS - Star Trek II Short Stories short story: "The Blaze of Glory")
In the 2260s, Regulus was the site of a battle between the USS Intrepid and the Klingon flagship, IKS Hakask. Suvuk, the captain of Intrepid, scored a decisive victory after offering himself as a hostage, when he escaped from his Klingon captors and stole the entire library computer database from Hakask, shortly before the Organians intervened and disabled weapons on both sides. Suvuk won the Pentares Peace Commendation and a promotion to admiral for his action at Regulus. (TOS novel: My Enemy, My Ally)
During the invasion of the Borg Collective in 2381, Starfleet established its last line of defenses at Regulus. There was no core planet evacuation plan developed by Starfleet should the Borg break through the Regulus defenses. (ST - Destiny novel: Gods of Night)
The Regulus system has been listed as a home to the Caitians, although their home system has been identified as 15 Lyncis in other sources.
System
* Regulus I (Horus)
* Regulus II (Arodi/Osiris)
* Regulus III (Khepri)
* Regulus IV (Khonsu)
* Regulus V (Ptah)
* Regulus VI (Rhamses)
* Regulus VII (Nefertari)
* Regulus VIII (M-113, fourth planet from UFC-113)
* Regulus IX
* Regulus X
* Regulus XI
* Regulus XII
* Regulus XIII [/quote]-------------------------------------------
[quote=" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stars_and_planetary_systems_in_fiction"]
Regulus (Alpha Leonis)
* Babylon 5 television series. Regulus is the site of the Earth Alliance's first extrasolar colony.
* BattleTech wargame and related products. Regulus is the capital system of the Duchy of Regulus, one of the founding states of the Free Worlds League.
* Descent: FreeSpace – The Great War, computer game. Regulus is the greatest stronghold of the Neo-Terran Front during their rebellion against the Galactic Terran-Vasudan Alliance.
* Frontier: Elite II and Frontier: First Encounters, computer games. In the Frontier series, Regulus has no permanent settlements. Minor mining operations do occur within the system, however.
* Tékumel, books and games by M. A. R. Barker. Regulus is the solar system from which originate the nonhuman species called the Vléshga, or Shunned Ones, Stinking Ones.[/quote]------------------------------------
Art "Vléshga" Neuendorffer