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Pleiades Cluster

The Pleiades Cluster.

Known space

Known space map showing Pleiades.

The Pleiades Cluster was a grouping of stars in the Milky Way Galaxy. They were easily visible from Mars. The name was given by Terrans. (VOY episode: "Lifesigns"; ST website: StarTrek.com)

History and specifics[]

The cluster contained thousands of stars. (Decipher RPG module: Narrator's Guide)

It was located in the central Orion Arm of the galaxy. The cluster featured a number of young blue supergiant stars. It spectacularly filled half the night sky of the plant Kartikeya. (TLE novel: The Buried Age)

Starbase 47 was 315.7 light years away from the cluster. (VAN novel: Storming Heaven)

In 2364 the USS Enterprise was on a mapping mission of the cluster before being diverted to Velara III. (TNG episode: "Home Soil")

The Doctor pointed out the Pleaides to Denara Pel when they participated in a romantic holodeck program of a drive on Mars. (VOY episode: "Lifesigns")

In culture[]

In the 24th century, Professor Walter Horne wrote a popular novel called Tears of the Pleiades. (Last Unicorn RPG - SA module: Starfleet Academy Handbook)

On Deep Space 9, Jake Sisko and Nog played a holographic program called Pirates of the Pleiades. (DS9 - YA novel: The Pet)

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