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+ | | Planet Name = Arret |
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+ | | Bodytype = [[planet]] |
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+ | | Image = [[file:Arret remastered.jpg|220px|Planet image.]] |
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+ | | Caption = The ''Enterprise'' at Arret. |
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+ | | altimage = [[file:Arret.jpg|220px|Planet image.]] |
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+ | | Location = [[Arret system|Arret]] [[star system]], [[Trexelian Expanse]] [[Trexelian Sector 005|Sector 005]], [[alpha Quadrant|Alpha]] or [[Beta Quadrant]] |
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+ | | Affiliation = [[Arret Empire]] ([[thousands of years ago]]) |
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+ | | Species = [[Sargonian]]s |
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+ | ==History== |
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+ | ===Arret Empire=== |
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Around [[Thousands of years ago|498,000 BC]] ([[reference stardate]] -5,000/00), the people of the highly advanced [[civilization]] on this world had thought they were as powerful as gods, but ended up destroying themselves in a world-devastating civil war. ({{rpg|FASA RPG|The Orions: Book of Deep Knowledge}}) The inhabitants of the planet were engulfed in a devastating conflict that destroyed the surface of their world, leaving only three survivors. ({{e|TOS|Return to Tomorrow}}) This war was created by energies sent out from the entity known as [[(*)]] during its battle with the [[Q Continuum]]. ({{n|TNG|Q-Zone}}) |
Around [[Thousands of years ago|498,000 BC]] ([[reference stardate]] -5,000/00), the people of the highly advanced [[civilization]] on this world had thought they were as powerful as gods, but ended up destroying themselves in a world-devastating civil war. ({{rpg|FASA RPG|The Orions: Book of Deep Knowledge}}) The inhabitants of the planet were engulfed in a devastating conflict that destroyed the surface of their world, leaving only three survivors. ({{e|TOS|Return to Tomorrow}}) This war was created by energies sent out from the entity known as [[(*)]] during its battle with the [[Q Continuum]]. ({{n|TNG|Q-Zone}}) |
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+ | Later, the [[Arretian|Arret civilization]] would be the earliest known interstellar civilization for which coherent records existed, and its demise was observed by the [[Rigellian (furred)|Rigellians]]. The three survivors were discovered and interviewed by [[Federation]] scientists shortly before their deaths, and told of their original [[humanoid]] forms and far-flung settlements, suggesting that the races of the Federation might be their descendants (though this was considered unlikely, based on archaeological evidence to the contrary). ({{rpg|FASA RPG|The Orions: Book of Common Knowledge|The Orions: Book of Deep Knowledge}}) |
− | Settlers from the world were forced to abandon it, due to the destruction brought about by their brethren. They were chosen to live on a new [[planet]] that was later designated as [[Gamma Trianguli VI]] millions of years ago before the world was encountered by [[Captain]] [[James T. Kirk]]. These inhabitants were only a small fraction of their race, but vowed never to allow the potential to destroy their newly adopted home as they did to Arret. |
+ | Settlers from the world were forced to abandon it, due to the destruction brought about by their brethren. They were chosen to live on a new [[planet]] that was later designated as [[Gamma Trianguli VI]] [[millions of years ago|millions of years]] before the world was encountered by [[Captain]] [[James T. Kirk]]. These inhabitants were only a small fraction of their race, but vowed never to allow the potential to destroy their newly adopted home as they did to Arret. |
The supercomputer [[Vaal]] was built by the species that once inhabited this world. ({{c|TOS|Devil Down Below!}}) |
The supercomputer [[Vaal]] was built by the species that once inhabited this world. ({{c|TOS|Devil Down Below!}}) |
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+ | The Arret Empire was eventually destroyed by a civil war. ({{n|{{st|DTI}}|Watching the Clock}}) |
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+ | ===23rd century=== |
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+ | In [[2268]], the [[Federation]] [[Starfleet]] [[starship]] {{uSS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}} visited Arret and found the life essences of [[Sargon]] and his two companions, the last surviving Arretians on the planet. ({{e|TOS|Return to Tomorrow}}) |
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+ | On [[stardate]] 7###.8 (''circa'' [[2270]]), the {{uSS|Trexelprise|TRX-1701}} encountered an ancient transport ship near Arret. The ''Trexelprise'' rescued the ship from destruction and its crew, which was trapped in a [[holographic program]]. ({{g|ST|Trexels}}) |
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==External link== |
==External link== |
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Revision as of 16:04, 22 August 2018
Arret was the homeworld of Sargon and his people. (TOS episode: "Return to Tomorrow")
History
Arret Empire
Around 498,000 BC (reference stardate -5,000/00), the people of the highly advanced civilization on this world had thought they were as powerful as gods, but ended up destroying themselves in a world-devastating civil war. (FASA RPG module: The Orions: Book of Deep Knowledge) The inhabitants of the planet were engulfed in a devastating conflict that destroyed the surface of their world, leaving only three survivors. (TOS episode: "Return to Tomorrow") This war was created by energies sent out from the entity known as (*) during its battle with the Q Continuum. (TNG novel: Q-Zone)
Later, the Arret civilization would be the earliest known interstellar civilization for which coherent records existed, and its demise was observed by the Rigellians. The three survivors were discovered and interviewed by Federation scientists shortly before their deaths, and told of their original humanoid forms and far-flung settlements, suggesting that the races of the Federation might be their descendants (though this was considered unlikely, based on archaeological evidence to the contrary). (FASA RPG modules: The Orions: Book of Common Knowledge, The Orions: Book of Deep Knowledge)
Settlers from the world were forced to abandon it, due to the destruction brought about by their brethren. They were chosen to live on a new planet that was later designated as Gamma Trianguli VI millions of years before the world was encountered by Captain James T. Kirk. These inhabitants were only a small fraction of their race, but vowed never to allow the potential to destroy their newly adopted home as they did to Arret.
The supercomputer Vaal was built by the species that once inhabited this world. (TOS comic: "Devil Down Below!")
The Arret Empire was eventually destroyed by a civil war. (DTI novel: Watching the Clock)
23rd century
In the antimatter universe, an Arret (reverse spelling of "Terra") is the planet of Karla Five and Karl Four. (TAS episode: "The Counter-Clock Incident"). [Alan Dean Foster's adaptation, in Star Trek Log Seven, retconned much of this episode into an alien illusion.]
In 2268, the Federation Starfleet starship USS Enterprise visited Arret and found the life essences of Sargon and his two companions, the last surviving Arretians on the planet. (TOS episode: "Return to Tomorrow")
On stardate 7###.8 (circa 2270), the USS Trexelprise encountered an ancient transport ship near Arret. The Trexelprise rescued the ship from destruction and its crew, which was trapped in a holographic program. (ST video game: Trexels)
External link
- Arret article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.