Stonehenge was an historic site in England so named for the great, oblong blocks of stone positioned in a circular arrangement.
History[]
Voyager 6/V'Ger - a machine version of Stonehenge?
After thwarting Na'kuhl operations in the Temporal Cold War on 1940s Earth, Jonathan Archer witnessed Stonehenge during the restoration of the timeline. (ENT episode: "Cold Front")
Legacy[]
When Q asked Spock for nine reasons to save humanity from an approaching asteroid in 1999, his sixth item was the building of Stonehenge, Beijing's Imperial City, and the Great Pyramids. (ST audiobook: Spock vs. Q)
In the year 2273, when he first witnessed the Voyager 6 probe within V'Ger, James T. Kirk considered that if a machine could conceive Stonehenge it would look the same. (TOS novelization: The Motion Picture)
Structures like Stonehenge[]
Similar structures were also found on Vulcan and Andor. A Preserver formation much like a taller, undamaged Stonehenge was located on Halka. (TOS novel: Preserver)
A Stonehenge-like formation of rock monoliths surrounded the ancient Vaakis Monastery in the Llangon Mountains on Vulcan. (Last Unicorn RPG module: Planetary Adventures mission: "The Enemy You Know")
The stone formations around Spock's family's place of koon-ut-kal-if-fee was reminiscent of Stonehenge, at least to Leonard McCoy in 2267 and 2344, and to Amanda Grayson during her wedding to Sarek in 2229. (TOS - Star Trek 3 novelization: Amok Time, TOS novel: Vulcan's Heart, TOS novel: Sarek)
In 2275, while experiencing Lia Burke's inversion drive-provoked memories, Kirk likened the na'mdeihei to Stonehenge. (TOS novel: The Wounded Sky)
Appendices[]
Appearances[]
- ENT episode: "Cold Front"
References[]
- TOS - Star Trek 3 novelization: Amok Time
- TOS novelization: The Motion Picture
- TOS novel: The Wounded Sky
- TOS novelization: The Final Frontier
- TOS novel: Sarek
- TOS novel: Vulcan's Heart
- ST audiobook: Spock vs. Q
- TOS novel: Preserver
- TNG novel: Indistinguishable from Magic
- Last Unicorn RPG module: Planetary Adventures mission: "The Enemy You Know"
External links[]
- Stonehenge article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.
- Stonehenge article at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.