Changes: Ellison Research Outpost

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The Ellison Research Outpost was a Federation research outpost on "The Rock of Ages", the planet that housed the Guardian of Forever. It was installed there to study the timeline. (ST novel: Federation)

This outpost would seem to be named after Harlan Ellison, the writer of the TOS episode: "The City on the Edge of Forever", where the Guardian of Forever was introduced.

History

The earliest scientific encampment on planet Gateway was established in the later half of the 2260s decade, after the USS Enterprise's first visits to this world. The scientists lived and worked in temporary lodgings near the location of the time portal. This expedition was massacred by Romulans who sought the Guardian's secrets in 2269, along with Enterprise landing party personnel defending the portal. The Romulans were stopped thanks to the efforts of Zar, Spock's son who had been born in Sarpeidon's ancient history. (TOS - The Yesterday Saga novels: Yesterday's Son, Time For Yesterday)

An historical institute run by Vassily was located 15 kilometers from the Guardian. Groundcars were used to travel to and from the artifact. In 2269, historians Loom Aleek-Om, Ted Erickson, and Meijan Grey visited the facility along with James T. Kirk, Leonard McCoy, and Spock. (TAS - Log One novelization: Yesteryear)

Starfleet maintained a patrol around the system, and scientists were moved into the more permanent Ellison facility. The outpost's personnel controlled access to the Guardian, out of concern for the possibility of time being corrupted. (ST novels: Federation, The Ashes of Eden, The Return)

Captain James T. Kirk visited the Ellison Research Outpost in 2293, shortly before the commissioning ceremony for the USS Enterprise-B. (ST novel: Federation)

Manned research and defense of the time portal continued into the 24th and 25th centuries. Occasional use of the Guardian to research or influence time has resulted in alternate timeline versions of this outpost. (TNG novel: Imzadi; STO video game: Star Trek Online)

Connections

Federation outposts
Various facilities	Epsilon Ceti Outpost • Alien Life Studies Institute • Outpost Hadrian • Science Outpost D5 • Outpost Seran T-1 • Two Dawns		Archives	Daystrom One • Memory Alpha • Memory Beta • Memory Gamma • Memory Delta • Memory Epsilon • Memory Prime • Symphony Alpha		Mining facilities	Angrena mining outpost (Angrena) • Beta Argola mining outpost (Beta Argola) • BorSitu Minor mining outpost (BorSitu Minor) • DSE-Grissom • Alpha • Beta • Gamma • Delta • Omicron • Theta • Epsilon • 27 • Pergium Production Station (Janus VI)
Planetary outposts	771 • Aldos II science station • Archanis IV research outpost (Archanis IV) • Archernar IV contact station • Babel Station (Babel) • Beta Epsilon (Phaedra) • Boradis III outpost (Boradis III) • Bunker (Earth) • Calder II outpost • Caleb IV outpost (Caleb IV) • Cestus III Outpost (Cestus III) • Darwin Genetic Research Station (Gagarin IV) • Delta VII outpost (Delta VII) • Elaphe Vulpina IX outpost (Elaphe Vulpina IX) • Ellison Research Outpost (Gateway) • Ennis Outpost • Eridian Vault (Eris) • Facility 18 (New Montana) • Filos IV research station • Fort Fed (Tenkara) • Genetics Research Station 17 (Aleph III) • Haven Facility (Vesuvi VI) • M-317 outpost (M-317) • Mycena outpost (Mycena) • Nesta research station • Obsidian outpost (Obsidian) • Ohniaka III outpost (Ohniaka III) • Otari II outpost • Outpost Hunter (Delta Vega) • Outpost Omega-70 • Outpost Tarsus IV (Tarsus IV) • Prometheus Science Center • Rellon Station (Pyrellia) • Robert Crater Archeology Institute (M-113) • Setlik III outpost (Setlik III) • Sowtha depot (Sowtha) • Starfleet Headquarters (Earth) • Starfleet Science Center • Outpost T-22 (Kalandra Minor) • Tanis Base (Tanis) • Thraz Outpost • Vostok Academy (Mercury) • ULAPG42821DB (Psi 2000) • Xerxes IV science station
Space station outposts	24 • 40 • 187 (Gateway) • 402 • Ariadne 1 • ARK-7 • Asimov Center • Avogadro Center • Avril Station • Babel Orbital Center 1 • Benecia Medical Station • BiblioTech 1 • Boundary 1 • Bova Center • Bradbury Center • Brahms Center • Brin Center • Brundage Point Listening Station • Clanhaven 1 • Chriton Center • Clark Center • Cochrane Center • Compassion 1 • Daystrom Center • Deep Space Communications Link Station • Deep Space Monitor Stations (18 • K8-GG) • DO-2 • Doppler Center • Espoir Station • Facility 4028 • Frege Center • Gamma Hydra 1 • Homeaway Station • Ipicran 1 • Gibson Center • Heinlein Center • Huxley Center • Kaferia II station • Station Kel-Artis • Linden Navigational Outpost • Manheim Temporal Research Facility • Maximus 1 • Mercy 1 • Mertens Orbital Research Station • Niven Center • Othello 1 • Parley Point 1 • Planck Center • Pournelle Center • Research Satellite-5 • SADA • Sagan Center • Sarak Center • Simmons Center • Soong Center • Tango Sierra • Terra 1 • Unitas 1 • Unity Point 1 • Ursis Load A-1 • Ursis Load B-1 • Valeria station • Verne Center • Wagner Trading Post • Warlock Station • Welles Center • Zeta Reticuli Orbital Research Facility
	Federation Defense Outposts	6 • 18 • 29 • 36 • 43 • 44 • 60 • 85 • 89 • 91 • 102 • 112 • 148 • 157 • 194 • 216 • 229 • 238 • 248 • 287 • 323 • 337 • 361 • 366 • 372 • 375 • 396 • 417 • 438 • 457 • 498 • 507 • 524 • 545 • 573 • 579 • 581 • 602 • 607 • 608 • 629 • 665 • 724 • 735 • 768 • 780 • 797 • 856 • 859 • 893 • 930 • 1038 • 1051 • 1121 • 1204 • 1237 • 1286 • 1317 • 1378 • 1426 • 1427 • 1428 • 1520
	Federation Defense Outposts	Outer Sector Defense Outposts					1 • 4
	Intelligence stations	Bargrik 1 • Bugblatter 1 • Charybdis 1 • Chimera 1 • Dragon Lady 1 • Fafnir 1 • Gammorah 1 • Ghidrah 1 • Grendel 1 • Gritchin 1 • Hyde 1 • Mothra 1 • Namu 1 • Nightmare 1 • Nosferatu 1 • Pennywise 1 • Polladori 1 • Poltergeist 1 • Raven 1 • Rodan 1 • Sasquatch 1 • Scylla 1 • Shadow 1 • Snark 1 • Tingler 1 • T'prelki 1 • Typhon 1 • Vermithrax 1 • Vlad 1 • Wief 1
	Romulan Neutral Zone Outposts	Delta Zero 8 • Earth Outpost Stations: 1 • 2 • 3 • 4 • 5 • 6 • 7 • 8 • 9 • 10 • 11 • 12 • 13 • 14 • 15 • 16 • 17 • 18 • 19 • 20 • 21 • 22 • 23 • 32 • Foxtrot Outposts: I • II • III • IV • V • VI • VII • VIII • IX • X • XI • XII • XIII • Quebec Outposts: 1 • 2 • 3 • 4 • 5 • 6 • Romeo Outposts: 1 • 2 • 3 • Sierra Outposts: 1 • 2 • 3 • 4 • 5 • 6 • 7 • Tango Outposts: 1 • 2 • 3 • 4 • Watchtowers: 13
	Gamma Outposts	7 • 12	Delta Outposts	1 • 2 • 3 • 4 • 5 • 6 • 7 • 8 • 9		Epsilon Outposts	1 • 2 • 3 • 4 • 5 • 6 • 7 • 8 • 9 • 10 • 11
	Deep space research facility	39	FCO Outposts		47	Jupiter Outposts	92 • Jupiter Station • Ganymede Station
	Processing facilities	057 • 156 • 295 • 406 • 409 • 645 • 684 • 786		Relay stations	47	Trading stations	549 • 680 • 1059 • 1080 • 8243 • 9400 • 9835 • 9874

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-[[Image:Guardian.jpg|thumb|The Guardian of Forever]]
+[[file:guardian.jpg|thumb|The Guardian of Forever.]]
-The '''Ellison Research Outpost''' was a [[Federation]] Science Station on "The [[Rock of Ages]]", the planet that housed the [[Guardian of Forever]]. It was installed there to study the timeline. ({{n|ST|{{nd|Federation}}}})
+The '''Ellison Research Outpost''' was a [[Federation]] research [[outpost]] on "The [[Rock of Ages]]", the planet that housed the [[Guardian of Forever]]. It was installed there to study the [[timeline]]. ({{n|ST|{{nd|Federation}}}})
+:''This outpost would seem to be named after Harlan Ellison, the writer of the {{e|TOS|The City on the Edge of Forever}}, where the Guardian of Forever was introduced.''
-:(''Note: The planet that the ''Guardian of Forever'' is located on has different names in different books. This may be due to the fact the existence of the ''Guardian'' is a highly classified secret, and so the planet doesn't have an official designation.'')
+==History==
-:(''Note: The writers of ''Federation'' named it after '''Harlan Ellison''', the writer of the [[Star Trek: The Original Series|TOS]] [[episode]] "[[The City on the Edge of Forever]]" where the Guardian of Forever was introduced.'')
+The earliest [[science|scientific]] encampment on [[planet]] {{planet|Gateway}} was established in the later half of the [[2260s]] [[decade]], after the {{uSS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}}'s first visits to this world. The [[scientist]]s lived and worked in temporary lodgings near the location of the [[time travel|time portal]]. This expedition was massacred by [[Romulan]]s who sought the Guardian's secrets in [[2269]], along with ''Enterprise'' [[landing party]] personnel defending the portal. The Romulans were stopped thanks to the efforts of [[Zar]], [[Spock]]'s son who had been born in [[Sarpeidon]]'s ancient [[history]]. ({{n|TOS|sub=The Yesterday Saga|Yesterday's Son|Time For Yesterday}})
+An historical institute run by [[Vassily]] was located 15 [[kilometer]]s from the Guardian. [[Groundcar]]s were used to travel to and from the artifact. In [[2269]], [[historian]]s [[Loom Aleek-Om]], [[Ted Erickson]], and [[Meijan Grey]] visited the facility along with [[James T. Kirk]], [[Leonard McCoy]], and [[Spock]]. ({{n1|TAS|sub=Log One|Yesteryear}})
-==See also==
-* [[Gateway (planet)|Gateway]]
+[[Starfleet]] maintained a patrol around the system, and scientists were moved into the more permanent Ellison facility. The outpost's personnel controlled access to the Guardian, out of concern for the possibility of [[time]] being corrupted. ({{n|ST|{{nd|Federation}}|The Ashes of Eden|The Return}})
-{{stub}}
+[[Captain]] [[James T. Kirk]] visited the Ellison Research Outpost in [[2293]], shortly before the commissioning ceremony for the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-B|-B}}. ({{n|ST|{{nd|Federation}}}})
-[[Category:Outposts]]
-[[Category:Federation]]
+Manned research and defense of the time portal continued into the [[24th century|24th]] and [[25th century|25th centuries]]. Occasional use of the Guardian to research or influence time has resulted in [[alternate timeline]] versions of this outpost. ({{n|TNG|{{nd|Imzadi}}}}; {{g|STO|Star Trek Online}})
+==Connections==
+{{federation outposts}}
+[[category:federation outposts]]