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Lambda Boötis was a star with an associated star system, a type A blue-white star[1] located in the Maxia sector[2] and Alpha sector block[2] of the galaxy's Alpha Quadrant,[1] in the vicinity of 51 Pegasi.[1] It was visible from Sol in the constellation of Boötes.[1] (ST reference: Star Charts, STO - Future Proof mission: "Sunrise")

History and specifics[]

Lambda Bootis I astrometrics

Lambda Boötis I in 2410.

Lambda Boötis was located near Ferengi Alliance territory, with whom the Lukari Concordium had made first contact at some point before 2410. In that year, the Lukari made first contact with the Khitomer Alliance. (STO - Future Proof mission: "Sunrise")

Supported by their new allies, the Lukari commenced a mission of exploration of their stellar neighborhood. The Lambda Boötis system hosted only one planet, the green-hued class M world Lambda Boötis I. (STO - New Frontiers mission: "Echoes of Light")

System makeup[]

Lambda Boötis (type A blue-white star, primary)

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Stars, systems and objects of the Boötes constellation
Alpha Boötis (Arcturus)Gamma Boötis (Seginus)Epsilon Boötis (Izar, Mirak)Zeta BoötisIota Boötis (Denobula Triaxa: ABC) • Lambda BoötisTau Boötis
Alpha and Beta Quadrant stars and star systems (L)
L-370L2 PuppisL374LabacLabraLaceranLadellaLadraLagorLagoraLakhLak'NaliLaktarLalande 21185LaliaLam Qaf KhaLambda ScorpiiLambda TrianguliLandauLanderrabbLandiLandorLandoxLanofLanrocheLaoorby 192LarakLargoLarluxLarmosLarpienLarrazLarziurLastraLathosLaurenLaurgattLav'taraLaz DaraanLazarraLegaraLeidLempoLem'saLenoraLentrexLerikLerishiLernerLersomLesiraLeviniusLexeLexorLigosLilionLima SierraLintaLinyarLiradexLisaraLissepiaLixisLlorracLloydLloyd ZetaLockredLodumLogientiLoginLoinanLokiLokrasLomatinLombae MajorisLombardero VortexLong FallLopaLoranLorealynLorenLorilliaLorlolLormiurLornazLorniexLorrenLorsaLorsunLor'trekLorzurSystem LoskiLothirLothosLotorLotoraLozaraLP 327-186LtaLukanLukiexLuloraLuluraLumaraLunfaLupheusLurerLursenLuseerLusiosLuteraLuxor 867LycosLydanLyra NiobeLysiraLythora Alpha and Beta Quadrant icon image.
Alpha Quadrant stars and systems (L) LahraLambda BoötisLambda Coronae BorealisLambda SerpentisLangusLapolisLappaLateriLatis CyrtivaLiuenLukariLyraLyshanLytasia Alpha Quadrant icon image.
Beta Quadrant stars and systems (L) LackeyLactraLalande 25372Lambda CraterisLambda GeminorumLambda LeonisLaurentianLeughonLlaiirLuyten's Star Beta Quadrant icon image.

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