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The'''Talos star group''' consists of mainly white dwarf stars and 'stellar corpses', which have no life of any kind.
  
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The '''Talos star group''' was a [[multiple star]] [[system]]. ({{e|TOS|The Cage}}; {{en|TOS|sub=Star Trek 4|The Menagerie}})
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One [[red giant]] still supports a system of eleven [[planet]]s, five terrestrial and six [[gas giant]]s. The fourth, [[Talos IV]] has a dying race of [[telepath]]ic [[humanoid]]s.
  
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This star group consists of mainly [[white dwarf]] [[star]]s and 'stellar corpses', which have no life of any kind.{{minicite}} Some stars in the globular cluster are main-sequence orange [[K class star]]s. ({{rpg|Decipher RPG|Worlds}})
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The globular cluster is located about 80 [[light year]]s from {{planet|Vulcan}} and somewhat near to [[Altair]] and [[Rigel]]. It was located at [[coordinates]] -119.4, -43.7, -24.0. ({{rpg|Decipher RPG|Worlds}}, {{r|ST|Star Trek Maps|Worlds of the Federation}})
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The cluster contains [[Talos Prime]]. On one [[star chart]], it was shown proximate to the [[Janus system]], [[Platonius]] and [[Triskelion]]. ({{r|ST|Star Trek Maps}})
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One [[red giant]] still supports a system of eleven [[planet]]s, five terrestrial and six [[gas giant]]s. The fourth, [[Talos IV]], has a dying race of [[telepath]]ic [[humanoid]]s. ({{r|ST|The Worlds of the Federation}})
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[[file:talarian Republic vicinity.jpg|thumb|Talos vicinity.]]
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Talos was the ostensible origin point of [[James T. Kirk]]'s expedition aboard the yacht [[starship]] ''[[Plush Princess]]'' prior to arrival in the [[Beta Promethean system]] in [[2293]]. Spock revealed this falsehood about the yacht's travel path when contacted by the [[Beta Promethean]]'s traffic control. ({{n|TOS|The Fearful Summons}})
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==Alternate timeline==
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In an [[alternate timeline]], '''TNC-98422''' was the [[Interstellar Coalition]]'s designation for the Talos star group. ({{n|Star Trek: Myriad Universes|A Less Perfect Union}})
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:''Since the regular timeline's [[Federation]] also uses the [[t'Lin's New Catalog|TNC]] as a catalog system to number stellar discoveries, it's possible this name is an alternate name in the regular timeline as well.''
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Revision as of 21:42, 16 July 2019

Talos com

The Talos star group.

The Talos star group was a multiple star system. (TOS episode: "The Cage"; TOS episode & Star Trek 4 novelization: The Menagerie)

This star group consists of mainly white dwarf stars and 'stellar corpses', which have no life of any kind.[citation needed] Some stars in the globular cluster are main-sequence orange K class stars. (Decipher RPG module: Worlds)

The globular cluster is located about 80 light years from Vulcan and somewhat near to Altair and Rigel. It was located at coordinates -119.4, -43.7, -24.0. (Decipher RPG module: Worlds, ST references: Star Trek Maps, Worlds of the Federation)

The cluster contains Talos Prime. On one star chart, it was shown proximate to the Janus system, Platonius and Triskelion. (ST reference: Star Trek Maps)

One red giant still supports a system of eleven planets, five terrestrial and six gas giants. The fourth, Talos IV, has a dying race of telepathic humanoids. (ST reference: The Worlds of the Federation)

Talarian Republic vicinity

Talos vicinity.

Talos was the ostensible origin point of James T. Kirk's expedition aboard the yacht starship Plush Princess prior to arrival in the Beta Promethean system in 2293. Spock revealed this falsehood about the yacht's travel path when contacted by the Beta Promethean's traffic control. (TOS novel: The Fearful Summons)

Alternate timeline

In an alternate timeline, TNC-98422 was the Interstellar Coalition's designation for the Talos star group. (Star Trek: Myriad Universes novel: A Less Perfect Union)

Since the regular timeline's Federation also uses the TNC as a catalog system to number stellar discoveries, it's possible this name is an alternate name in the regular timeline as well.
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