Septimus was a star with an associated star system located in the galaxy's Alpha Quadrant, in the space of the Cardassian Union. (ST video game: Infinite)
History and specifics[]
Gul Monor once broke up a Ferengi privateer ring in the Septimus system. (TLE novel: The Art of the Impossible)
In the year 2389, Gul Madred acquired the rights to mine planetoids in the Septimus system and began building a large mining operation to extract the minerals. (ST website: The Path to 2409)
System makeup[]
- Septimus system primary star
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- Septimus I
- Septimus II
- Septimus III
- Septimus IV
- Septimus V
- Septimus Station
- In Star Trek: Infinite, the Septimus system randomly includes 5 or 6 planets.
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| Stars and star systems of the Cardassian Union | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Actrium • Almatha • Amleth • Ankaro • Aokii • Arawath • Arduria • Argaya • Avenal • Bajor (ceded 2369) • Bryma • Cardassia • Celtris • Chin'toka • Cuellar • Davon • Doltec • Geilod • Glintara • Gulvaria • Hagal • Iota Cephei • Kelrabi • Lahra • Mirish • Monac • Nuraka • Olmerak • Orias • Pentath • Peyit • Quinor • Rakal • Raknal • Rissa • Rondac • Septimus • Shahr • Torros • Trelka • Trivas • Unefra • Weibak • Varian • Velos • Ventani • Xahea (ceded 2375) • Xoxa | 
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References[]
External link[]
- Septimus system article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.