Ain (also known as Epsilon Tauri or 74 Tauri) is a star with an associated star system located in the galaxy's Alpha or Beta Quadrants.
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By the 24th century, Ain was in the space of the Romulan Star Empire. This type K orange star was visible from Earth, 147 light-years distant, as part of the constellation of Taurus. The Ain system's orbit was the location of a planetary system, including Ain I. (ST video game: Starfleet Command III)
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- Ain
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| Stars, systems and objects of the Taurus constellation |
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| 19 Tauri (q Tauri, Taygeta) • 20 Tauri (Maia) • 21 & 22 Tauri (Asterope) • 23 Tauri (Merope) • 25 Tauri (Alcyone, Eta Tauri) • 38 Tauri (Davlos, Nu Tauri) • 54 Tauri (Gamma Tauri) • 74 Tauri (Ain, Epsilon Tauri) • 87 Tauri (Aldebaran, Alpha Tauri) • 112 Tauri (Al Nath, Beta Tauri, Gamma Aurigae) • Ain (74 Tauri, Epsilon Tauri) • Alcyone (25 Tauri, Eta Tauri) • Aldebaran (87 Tauri, Alpha Tauri) • Alpha Epsilon Tauri • Asterope (21 & 22 Tauri) • Beta Tauri (112 Tauri, Al Nath, Gamma Aurigae) • Davlos (38 Tauri, Nu Tauri) • Gamma Tauri (54 Tauri) • Epsilon Tauri (Ain, 74 Tauri) • Eta Tauri (25 Tauri, Alcyone) • Maia (20 Tauri) • Merope (23 Tauri) • Nu Tauri (38 Tauri, Davlos) • q Tauri (19 Tauri, Taygeta) • T Tauri |
External linkEdit
- Epsilon Tauri article at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
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