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Exo was a star system located along the border of quadrant 0 and treaty boundary quadrant 4 North[2] in the galaxy's Alpha Quadrant[3] [4].

History and specifics[]

The Exo system consisted of a dimming star with 11 planets within Federation space in the Alpha Quadrant, far from other inhabited systems. (Decipher RPG module: Worlds)

The star itself was a small type M red dwarf star, with an associated system of planets, that had begun to burn helium after exhausting its supply of hydrogen thousands of years ago. Star charts of treaty boundary quadrant 4 North indicated Exo to be in the general vicinity of Starbase 21. (ST reference: Star Trek Maps)

The star's energy was actually being drained by the One during his battle with Q 500,000 years ago. (TNG novel: Q-Strike)

In the late 22nd century, Exo was first charted by the Federation. (Decipher RPG module: Worlds)

By 2374, Jean-Luc Picard recalled having seen the Exo system on a star chart. (TNG novel: Immortal Coil)

System makeup[]

Exo system primary star
  • Exo I
  • Exo II
  • Exo III
  • Exo IV
  • Exo V
  • Exo VI
  • Exo VII
  • Exo VIII
  • Exo IX
  • Exo X
  • Exo XI

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Background[]

In all references, Exo is cited as the system's name rather than the star's name.

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Alpha and Beta Quadrant stars and star systems (E)
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Alpha Quadrant stars and systems (E) EdasichEl NathElasi PrimeEltaninEnnarEnteliorEpsilon AurigaeEpsilon BoötisEpsilon CygniEpsilon DraconisEpsilon OphiuchiEpsilon SerpentisEta CassiopeiaeEta Coronae BorealisEta DraconisEta LyraeEta OphiuchiEta SerpentisEta Ursae MajorisExoEye of Ket-Cheleb Alpha Quadrant icon image.
Beta Quadrant stars and systems (E) EdenEdinovEisnEjul ThelniEpsilonEpsilon CanarisEpsilon Canis MajorisEdrenEpsilon CarinaeEpsilon CorviEpsilon EridaniEpsilon GeminorumEpsilon GruisEpsilon HydraeEpsilon Indi (Andoria) • Epsilon LibraeEpsilon MonocerotisEpsilon OrionisEpsilon PavonisEpsilon PhoenicisEpsilon ScorpiiEpsilon VirginisEta AntliaeEta Canaris / Eta Canis MajorisEta CorviEta CrucisEta EridaniEta HorologiiEta IndiEta LupiEta ScorpiiEta VirginisEye of Grun Beta Quadrant icon image.

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