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'''Janus VI''' is an [[class F]] [[planet]] in the [[Janus system]] and home of the [[silicon]] based [[Horta]] who name their world '''''Shaul''''' ([[Star Trek|ST]] [[reference book|reference]]: ''[[The Worlds of the Federation]]'').
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'''Janus VI''' was a [[class F planet|class F]] [[planet]] in the [[Janus]] [[system]], in the [[Omega sector]]. Janus VI was the [[homeworld]] of the [[silicon]]-based [[Horta]] who named their world '''''Shaul'''''.
   
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==History and specifics==
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The planet is rich in minerals, including [[Pergium]], a energy source for thousands of [[Federation]] worlds. This prompted the establishment of a mining outpost in the [[2210s]]. The federation miners remained unaware of the native Horta until [[2267]] when after new levels of the mines were opened the Horta began to attack miners in response to them destroying her eggs. The situation was eventually resolved and Horta and other federation personal now live side by side with the Horta later joining the federation. (''[[TOS]]'' [[episode]]: ''[[The Devil in the Dark]]'').
  
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It was located in the [[Alpha Quadrant]]. ({{rpg|Decipher RPG|Worlds|Aliens}})
   
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===Climate===
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In [[2270]], [[Captain]] [[James T. Kirk]] returned to Janus VI to serve as a judge after the murder of a Horta. ([[FASA]] [[RPG]]: [[Star Trek IV Sourcebook Update|Star Trek IV ''Sourcebook Update'']]).
  
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The surface was uninhabitable, due to high winds, corrosive [[atmosphere]], and dust storms. ({{rpg|FASA RPG|Witness for the Defense}})
   
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Temperatures ranged from -100° at night to uncomfortably hot at noon. Its thin [[atmosphere]] had just trace amounts of [[water]] [[ice]] at the poles, and it never rained. ({{rpg|Decipher RPG|Worlds}})
   
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As a result, it either had no surface water ({{rpg|Decipher RPG|Worlds}}) or very little ({{r|TOS|Worlds of the Federation}}).
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===History===
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Janus was a member of the [[United Federation of Planets]]. ({{r|ST|The Worlds of the Federation}}) The world was located in the [[Omega sector]], along with the planet [[Vesbius]]. ({{n|TOS|Devil's Bargain}})
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The Horta were an extremely long lived species and the planet was home to no predator of the beings so Horta populations frequently became large. To make room for the next generations of Horta every 50,000 years all but one of the Horta died. That one Horta, the [[Prime Mother]], then cared for the civilization's [[egg]]s in the [[Vault of Tomorrow]] until they hatched and repopulated the planet. ({{n|DS9|Devil in the Sky}}; {{en|TOS|sub=Star Trek 4|The Devil in the Dark}})
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By the [[23rd century]] the planet was [[volcano|volcanically inactive]]. ({{e|TOS|The Devil in the Dark}})
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[[file:janus VI.jpg|thumb|left|The mines of Janus VI in 2267.]]
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The planet was rich in [[mineral]]s, including [[Pergium]], a energy source for thousands of [[Federation]] worlds. This prompted the establishment of a [[mining]] [[outpost]] in the [[2210s]]. At the time the Horta had entered a breeding cycle so their population only consisted of the Prime Mother, as a result the Federation miners remained unaware of them until [[2267]]. In that year new levels of the mines were opened and the miners unknowingly destroyed thousands of Horta eggs in the Vault of Tomorrow, mistaking them for nothing other than silicon nodules. The Horta began to sabotage the mining equipment and attack the miners in response. In three months fifty miners were killed and a distress signal was sent out. The {{uSS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}} came to assist the planet and following a [[mind meld]] between [[Spock]] and the mother Horta the situation was eventually resolved with Horta and Federation personal agreeing to live and work side by side. ({{en|TOS|sub=Star Trek 4|The Devil in the Dark}})
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A heavily shielded and automated [[transporter]] repeater station was installed on the surface so [[orbit]]ing ships could [[beam]] personnel directly to the underground mining colony. ({{rpg|FASA RPG|Witness for the Defense}})
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The [[Human]]-Horta mining alliance of Janus VI became one of the most productive and profitable operations in the known [[galaxy]], sourcing raw [[ore]] and rare [[element]]s to the entire [[Federation]]. ({{n|DS9|Devil in the Sky}})
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In [[2269]], [[James T. Kirk]] picked up 500 adolescent Horta to help with a crisis on [[Vesbius]]. ({{n|TOS|Devil's Bargain}})
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In [[2270]], the USS Enterprise was dispatched to do a check up on the colony before they were redirected to investigate the fate of the ''[[Lavota Wind]]''. ({{c|TOS|sub=Burden of Knowledge|{{cd|A Matter of Perspective}}}}) When, later that year, the ''Enterprise'' arrived at the colony, [[Captain]] [[James T. Kirk]] served as a judge after the murder of a Horta. ({{rpg|FASA RPG|Star Trek IV Sourcebook Update|Witness for the Defense}})
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[[file:maxwell's chart.jpg|thumb|Janus VI shown on a deployment star chart image.]]
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On [[star chart]]s, this world could be seen to be in the vicinity of [[Alpha Caranae]], [[Theta Mees]], [[Altair III]], [[Antares]] and [[Beta Simmons]]. ({{e|TNG|The Wounded|Yesterday's Enterprise}}, {{r|TNG|The Continuing Mission}})
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In the [[2280s]], [[Katherine Gallagher]] wrote her master's thesis, ''The Devil in the Dark: Starfleet’s Blackest Moment Becomes Its Finest Hour'', on the events that occurred on Janus VI in [[2267]]. They inspired her career of protecting endangered species. ({{n|TOS|The Last Roundup}})
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In [[2297]], the planet's [[Pergium Production Station]] closed. ({{ss|SNW|Guardians}})
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In the [[24th century]], [[Erin Hansen]] and [[Magnus Hansen]] resided on Janus VI for a time, where she studied the Horta. Erin's theory they navigated by sensing magnetic resonance variations inspired Magnus to try a similar technique as a means of [[time travel]]. ({{ss|VOY|A Ribbon for Rosie}})
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From c. [[2304]] to [[2380]], [[Sanaht]] served as the [[Federation Councillor]] from Janus VI. ({{n|ST|Articles of the Federation}})
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In the [[2360s]] [[decade]], this location was noted on a star chart showing deployment of Federation and [[Cardassian Union]] ships displayed in [[Captain]] [[Benjamin Maxwell]]'s [[ready room]] aboard the [[starship]] {{uSS|Phoenix|NCC-65420}}. ({{e|TNG|The Wounded}})
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In [[2367]], a celebration was held in honor of the 100th anniversary of the Human-Horta mining alliance. Attendees included [[Tetsua]], [[Spock]], [[Jean-Luc Picard]] and [[Lewis Zimmerman]]. [[Leonard McCoy]] had been unable to attend due to his health. By then, portions of the surface had been reclaimed. Eventually, Janus VI would be completely [[terraforming|terraformed]]. ({{ss|SNW|Tears for Eternity}})
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In [[2370]], a newly discovered vein of [[latinum]] led to the construction of the [[Vermillion Ridge Station]]. ({{rpg|Decipher RPG|Worlds}})
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In the [[2370s]] a granddaughter of one of [[Dax (symbiont)|Dax's]] hosts lived on Janus. ({{n|DS9|Devil in the Sky}})
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In [[2464]], Horta migrated en mass from Janus VI to the [[Rock of Ages]], giving them a new purpose. ({{ss|SNW|Guardians}})
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[[far future|50 thousand years later]], terraforming had fallen away, leaving Janus VI with a dusty, rocky surface. A pergium [[statue]] of Spock remained at [[Vanderberg Point]], cared for by Tetsua, who had survived to become the new Horta mother as a new generation of Horta eggs hatched. ({{ss|SNW|Tears for Eternity}})
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===Alternate realities===
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In an [[alternate timeline]], the Janus system was under the control of the [[Interstellar Coalition]]. ({{n|ST|sub=Myriad Universes|A Less Perfect Union}})
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:''This story makes reference to the trade opportunities with Janus V rather than Janus VI, and may be a typographical error.''
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[[file:tactical situation monitor.jpg|thumb|Janus VI shown on a [[tactical situation monitor]] image.]]
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On a [[24th century]] [[viewscreen]] display of a [[tactical situation monitor]] in an [[alternate timeline]] where the [[Klingon Empire]] was at [[war]] with the United Federation of Planets in the [[year]] [[2366]], Janus VI was listed on a [[star chart]] showing [[Klingon]] allied forces in relation to Federation positions. ({{e|TNG|Yesterday's Enterprise}}, {{r|TNG|The Continuing Mission}})
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==Settlements==
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* [[Geopolis]]
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* [[Janus VI Settlement]]
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==Landmarks==
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* [[Great Chamber of the Horta]]
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* [[Pergium Production Station]]
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* [[Vanderberg Point]]
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* [[Vault of Tomorrow]]
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* [[Vermillion Ridge Station]]
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==Appendices==
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===Connections===
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===Background===
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Janus VI was not mentioned in [[canon]] after ''[[TOS]]'', but as a homage was listed on the "Conspiracy" [[explored galaxy]] map and the "Yesterday's Enterprise" alternate timeline tactical situation monitor showing progress of the Klingon war with the Federation, and a later re-use of this chart in "The Wounded".
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===Appearances and references===
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====Appearances====
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* {{en|TOS|sub=Star Trek 4|The Devil in the Dark}}
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* {{n|TOS|Devil's Bargain}}
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* {{rpg|FASA RPG|Witness for the Defense}}
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* {{ss|ST|sub=New Worlds, New Civilizations|Mother's Day}}
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* {{ss|SNW|Guardians}}
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* {{ss|SNW|Tears for Eternity}}
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====References====
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* {{en|TOS|sub=Star Trek 9|That Which Survives}}
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* {{e|TNG|Yesterday's Enterprise}}
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* {{e|TNG|The Wounded}}
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* {{n|TOS|The Case of the Colonist's Corpse}}
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* {{n|TOS|Vulcan!}}
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* {{n|TOS|sub={{st|Rihannsu}}|My Enemy, My Ally}}
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* {{n|TOS|The Romulan Way}}
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* {{n|TOS|Spock's World}}
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* {{n|TOS|The Final Nexus}}
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* {{n|TOS|{{nd|Probe}}}}
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* {{n|TOS|Vulcan's Forge}}
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* {{n|TOS|Assignment: Eternity}}
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* {{n|TOS|sub=The Eugenics Wars|The Rise and Fall of Khan Noonien Singh, Volume 1}}
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* {{n|TOS|In the Name of Honor}}
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* {{n|TOS|sub=Crucible|Provenance of Shadows}}
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* {{n|TOS|Foul Deeds Will Rise}}
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* {{c|TOS|Murder on the Enterprise}}
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* {{c|TOS|sub=Burden of Knowledge|{{cd|A Matter of Perspective}}}}
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* {{n|TNG|{{nd|Dyson Sphere}}}}
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* {{n|TNG|A Time to Sow}}
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* {{n|DS9|Devil in the Sky}}
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* {{n|VOY|The Black Shore}}
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* {{n|VOY|Marooned}}
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* {{n|VAN|Declassified}}
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* {{n|ST|sub=Myriad Universes|A Less Perfect Union}}
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* {{rpg|FASA RPG|Star Trek IV Sourcebook Update}}
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* {{rpg|FASA RPG|The Federation}}
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* {{rpg|FASA RPG|Trader Captains and Merchant Princes (1st edition)}}
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* {{rpg|FASA RPG|Spacelanes: The Magazine of Interstellar Trade}}
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* {{rpg|Decipher RPG|Worlds}}
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* {{rpg|Decipher RPG|Aliens}}
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* {{rpg|LUG RPG|Star Trek: The Original Series Core Game Book}}
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* {{r|ST|Star Trek Maps}}
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* {{r|ST|Worlds of the Federation}}
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* {{r|TNG|The Continuing Mission}}
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===External link===
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Revision as of 11:19, 31 May 2020

Janus VI was a class F planet in the Janus system, in the Omega sector. Janus VI was the homeworld of the silicon-based Horta who named their world Shaul.

History and specifics

It was located in the Alpha Quadrant. (Decipher RPG modules: Worlds, Aliens)

Climate

The surface was uninhabitable, due to high winds, corrosive atmosphere, and dust storms. (FASA RPG module: Witness for the Defense)

Temperatures ranged from -100° at night to uncomfortably hot at noon. Its thin atmosphere had just trace amounts of water ice at the poles, and it never rained. (Decipher RPG module: Worlds)

As a result, it either had no surface water (Decipher RPG module: Worlds) or very little (TOS reference: Worlds of the Federation).

History

Janus was a member of the United Federation of Planets. (ST reference: The Worlds of the Federation) The world was located in the Omega sector, along with the planet Vesbius. (TOS novel: Devil's Bargain)

The Horta were an extremely long lived species and the planet was home to no predator of the beings so Horta populations frequently became large. To make room for the next generations of Horta every 50,000 years all but one of the Horta died. That one Horta, the Prime Mother, then cared for the civilization's eggs in the Vault of Tomorrow until they hatched and repopulated the planet. (DS9 novel: Devil in the Sky; TOS episode & Star Trek 4 novelization: The Devil in the Dark)

By the 23rd century the planet was volcanically inactive. (TOS episode: "The Devil in the Dark")

Janus VI

The mines of Janus VI in 2267.

The planet was rich in minerals, including Pergium, a energy source for thousands of Federation worlds. This prompted the establishment of a mining outpost in the 2210s. At the time the Horta had entered a breeding cycle so their population only consisted of the Prime Mother, as a result the Federation miners remained unaware of them until 2267. In that year new levels of the mines were opened and the miners unknowingly destroyed thousands of Horta eggs in the Vault of Tomorrow, mistaking them for nothing other than silicon nodules. The Horta began to sabotage the mining equipment and attack the miners in response. In three months fifty miners were killed and a distress signal was sent out. The USS Enterprise came to assist the planet and following a mind meld between Spock and the mother Horta the situation was eventually resolved with Horta and Federation personal agreeing to live and work side by side. (TOS episode & Star Trek 4 novelization: The Devil in the Dark)

A heavily shielded and automated transporter repeater station was installed on the surface so orbiting ships could beam personnel directly to the underground mining colony. (FASA RPG module: Witness for the Defense)

The Human-Horta mining alliance of Janus VI became one of the most productive and profitable operations in the known galaxy, sourcing raw ore and rare elements to the entire Federation. (DS9 novel: Devil in the Sky)

In 2269, James T. Kirk picked up 500 adolescent Horta to help with a crisis on Vesbius. (TOS novel: Devil's Bargain)

In 2270, the USS Enterprise was dispatched to do a check up on the colony before they were redirected to investigate the fate of the Lavota Wind. (TOS - Burden of Knowledge comic: "A Matter of Perspective") When, later that year, the Enterprise arrived at the colony, Captain James T. Kirk served as a judge after the murder of a Horta. (FASA RPG modules: Star Trek IV Sourcebook Update, Witness for the Defense)

Maxwell's chart

Janus VI shown on a deployment star chart image.

On star charts, this world could be seen to be in the vicinity of Alpha Caranae, Theta Mees, Altair III, Antares and Beta Simmons. (TNG episodes: "The Wounded", "Yesterday's Enterprise", TNG reference: The Continuing Mission)

In the 2280s, Katherine Gallagher wrote her master's thesis, The Devil in the Dark: Starfleet’s Blackest Moment Becomes Its Finest Hour, on the events that occurred on Janus VI in 2267. They inspired her career of protecting endangered species. (TOS novel: The Last Roundup)

In 2297, the planet's Pergium Production Station closed. (SNW short story: "Guardians")

In the 24th century, Erin Hansen and Magnus Hansen resided on Janus VI for a time, where she studied the Horta. Erin's theory they navigated by sensing magnetic resonance variations inspired Magnus to try a similar technique as a means of time travel. (VOY short story: "A Ribbon for Rosie")

From c. 2304 to 2380, Sanaht served as the Federation Councillor from Janus VI. (ST novel: Articles of the Federation)

In the 2360s decade, this location was noted on a star chart showing deployment of Federation and Cardassian Union ships displayed in Captain Benjamin Maxwell's ready room aboard the starship USS Phoenix. (TNG episode: "The Wounded")

In 2367, a celebration was held in honor of the 100th anniversary of the Human-Horta mining alliance. Attendees included Tetsua, Spock, Jean-Luc Picard and Lewis Zimmerman. Leonard McCoy had been unable to attend due to his health. By then, portions of the surface had been reclaimed. Eventually, Janus VI would be completely terraformed. (SNW short story: "Tears for Eternity")

In 2370, a newly discovered vein of latinum led to the construction of the Vermillion Ridge Station. (Decipher RPG module: Worlds)

In the 2370s a granddaughter of one of Dax's hosts lived on Janus. (DS9 novel: Devil in the Sky)

In 2464, Horta migrated en mass from Janus VI to the Rock of Ages, giving them a new purpose. (SNW short story: "Guardians")

50 thousand years later, terraforming had fallen away, leaving Janus VI with a dusty, rocky surface. A pergium statue of Spock remained at Vanderberg Point, cared for by Tetsua, who had survived to become the new Horta mother as a new generation of Horta eggs hatched. (SNW short story: "Tears for Eternity")

Alternate realities

In an alternate timeline, the Janus system was under the control of the Interstellar Coalition. (ST - Myriad Universes novel: A Less Perfect Union)

This story makes reference to the trade opportunities with Janus V rather than Janus VI, and may be a typographical error.
Tactical situation monitor

Janus VI shown on a tactical situation monitor image.

On a 24th century viewscreen display of a tactical situation monitor in an alternate timeline where the Klingon Empire was at war with the United Federation of Planets in the year 2366, Janus VI was listed on a star chart showing Klingon allied forces in relation to Federation positions. (TNG episode: "Yesterday's Enterprise", TNG reference: The Continuing Mission)

Settlements

Landmarks

Appendices

Connections

planets and locations of the Janus system
Janus system primary star: Janus I • Janus II • Janus III (1 moon) • Janus IV • Janus V • Janus VI (Vault of Tomorrow • Geopolis) • Janus VII (2 moons) • Janus VIII (3 moons) • Janus IX • Janus X (1 moon) Federation icon image. the galaxy's Alpha Quadrant icon image.
planets visited by the USS Enterprise (NCC-1701) during Captain Kirk's initial five-year mission (2265-2270)
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2267 Taurus II • Makus III • Ximega II • Hydra Epsilon III • Perseus Arm planetoid • Yko • Tenkara • Salvum • Grotus • Varanu planet • Yko • Talos IV • Tekton • Rifas-L • Amusement Park planet • Heitius VII • Planet of Fire • Ice Planet • Centaurus V • Fomalhaut V • Emben III • Cynur IV • Tyrtaeus II • Gothos • Beta VI • Theta VII • Ramedes III • Cestus III • Metron planet • Alva • Lazarus's planet • Galaxy Zekbran planet • Cygnet XIV • Earth • Canara • Beta III • Draqqana • Iach'tu Prime • Eminiar VII • Ceti Alpha V • Gamma 400 • Vartax • Dak-Alpha • Thark • Morkol • Timshel • Omicron Ceti III • Janus VI • 7348-II • Chandra IV • Organia • Angrena • Yko • Earth Colony II • Gateway • Earth • Deneva • Janvar • Zentar • Zettin • Winged Dreamers' planet • "the Frontier" • Modala • Lado • Gamma Xaridian • Elsinor H-25 • Starbase 10 planet • Beta Mariotia III • Vega III • Tondus • Tekkor • Carnak • Pyris VII • Earth • Pentam V • Gamma Canaris N • Vandros VII • Nukolee • Styra • Lurota • Oorego IV • Giant Brain asteroid • Otari II • Gateway • Isis III • Not Eden • Maaba S'Ja • Capella IV • Pollux IV • Vulcan • Mestiko • CJ-884 planet • Nador • Tactis II • Beta Nirobi II • Phygma IV • Outpost Omega-70 • Tau Gamma IV • M-370 • Argelius II • Merope IV • Malur • Eulus • Donico II • Gamma Trianguli VI • Tyrtaeus II • Halka • Ixtolde • Gamma Hydra IV • Levinius V • Calydon • Starbase 10 planet • Turan Tot Narut's planet • Gamma Canaris N • Taunus • Planet 656 • Beton III • Sklurr • Karr • Graktan • Plixes • Andrius • Deneva • Mudd • Earth • Aneher II • Wezonvu • Nalaing • Magna Roma • Bavarya • Neolithia • Mythra • Rimillia • Babel • Gamma Canaris N • Vulcan • Nisus • Certax • Narnel's World • NGC 667 • Neural
2268 Fornax II • Gamma II • Triskelion • Rudimon • Argus X • Tycho IV • Theta VII • Centaurus • Usilde • Signi Beta • Tautee system • Prometheus IV • Syngreal • Glisten IV • Billybob • Gamma Hydra Gamma • Milo • Thrint • Throckmorton • Urf Durfal • Orgone • Vulcan • Beta Canzandia III • Alpha Maluria VI • Rariar III • Karxen V • Dekian II • Mevinna • Sigma Iotia II • Xanvia • Xoxxa • Inquisitor planet • Beta Reticuli • Delta Vega • Nalogen IV • Delta Vega • Delta Canaris IV • Alnath II • Ammdon • Arret • Mu Arigulon V • Ekos • Eeiauo • Sivao • Aprilia III • Kahless • Omega IV • Earth • Theta Kiokis II • Elas • Troyius • Elethia • Alsand • Kos • Tau Delta IX • Kroy's planet • Amerind • Starbase 14 planet • Andru 4/6 • Tranquility VII • Minos V • Earth • Exo III • T'nufo • Minos V • Eando 375 • Starbase 10 planet • Wrigley's Pleasure Planet • Exo III • Tortuga VI • Taos IV • Triacus • Marcos XII • Wokkle III • Cawley IV • Makon III • Kala • Lowaria • Dreamers' planet • Sigma Draconis VI • Direidi • Medusa • Iolos VI • Giermos • Persis Nova • Midgwis • Minara II • Gamma VI • Octavius IV • Beta Cabrini colony • Pegasus IV • Careta IV • Beta XII-A • Platonius • Earth • Scalos • M-317 • Beta Aurigae III • Sanoora host planet • Rhinegelt • Kalandan outpost • Distrel • Prastor • York III • Tttnicktttnor • Ariannus • Cheron • Elba II • Sanctuary • Gideon • Kolya • Tau Omega IV • Tau Omega III • Tareel III
2269 Rontelm • Memory Alpha • Ardana • Merak II • Avalon • Pollux V • Beta Myamid VIII • Chameleon • Zamphor • Hrakkour IV • Scythe • Balkos III • Gothos • Onyius II • Nova Atar III • Masaba • Lekythos • Shroud IV • Sigma Iotia II • Tarnak II • Vesbius • Janus VI • Beta Niobe III • Tree of Life planetoid • Gamma Cygnet planetoid • Centaurus • Raga's Planet • Eden • Theta Tau V • Holberg 917G • Lothor • Tau Beta IV • Excalbia • Sarpeidon • Feudal planet • Camus II • Duwamish • Ephrata IV • Sigma Niobe II • Gateway • Krasni's Folly • Vestalan • Maltos IV • Organia • Kyros • Nesta • Anomaly • Academy • Yko • Arachnae • Babel • Epsilon Delta IV • Heartland • Gothos • Cherela • Starbase 8 planet • Syhaar Prime • The Strand • Aarak III • Phi XI • Ur homeworld • Viden • Gobi III • Pacifica • Dolysia • Gralafi • Loren V • Gelladorn/R-775 I • Dengella II • Lloyd Zeta IX • Sigma Iotia II • Hesperides I • Tombstone • Waycross • Perry's planet • Delta Gamma IV • Trefolg • Trellisane • Holox • Boaco VI • Juram V • Vancadia • Veletus V • Pollux II • Leora IV • Patria I • Memory Prime • Talin IV • I'Qos • Circe V • Gateway • Mantilles • Moauv • Pomplance • Ribol II • Marpaplu • Valeria • Taurus II • Kinshasa
2270 Janus VI • Phylos II • Amusement Park planet • Motherlode • Rock creature planet • Darius IV • Megas-Tu • Terratin • Verdanis • Sherman's Planet • Argo • Deneb V • Vedala asteroid • Dramia • Dramia II • Arret • Lactra VII • Boqu II • Delta Theta III • Pandro • Dengella II • Briamos • Finder's planet • Procrustean planet • Yko • Belarius IV • DT-262 • Kwettir • Waasertla • Mygdalus III • Artemys 314 • Velat Nol/R-836 II • Pillagra (R-855 III) • Polymax VIII • Cenotaph • Emilla II • Vehtora IV • Anabarra colony • Hollow Planet • N'cai • Muldoon • Coridan III • Akladi • Mudd • Kuban • Sarai • CJ-884 planet • Stella Mudd's planet • Mudd • Taygeta V • Okeanos • Beta Omicron Delta III • Zeta Gibraltar • Yoondri • Earth (alternate) • Vrotii outpost planet • Sycorax • Baldur III • Bira III • Njura • Omne's planet • Voran • Razar • Mercan • Starbase 9 planet • Yalbo • Aritani • Vulcan • Hoshan planets • Tanis • Starbase 9 planet • Aragos planet • Aleph Prime • Aleph III • Antos IV • Takoi homeworld • Jinks' planet • Gateway • Andros • Yusub • Earth • Denebia • Veneu II • Gribbin II • Klondike VI • Isitra Zero • Gateway • Aleriad • Andoria • Proxima Centauri • Vulcan • Earth • Pelos • Talos IV • Gateway • Earth • Starbase 12 • Tomarii

Background

Janus VI was not mentioned in canon after TOS, but as a homage was listed on the "Conspiracy" explored galaxy map and the "Yesterday's Enterprise" alternate timeline tactical situation monitor showing progress of the Klingon war with the Federation, and a later re-use of this chart in "The Wounded".

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