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| ⚫ | During the first half of the [[23rd century]], a young [[James T. Kirk]] and Gary Mitchell came to this planet, in which Mitchell got involved with a woman. Kirk states that he'd been worried about Mitchell ever since that night, and Mitchell would refer to the girl as a Nova ( |
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| ⚫ | The [[Class M|M-class]] world '''Deneb IV''' is the fourth [[planet]] in the [[Deneb system]] and [[homeworld]] of the [[humanoid]] [[Bandi]]. In [[2364]], Deneb IV was the first destination of the new [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D)|USS ''Enterprise''-D]], sent to examine the newly built [[Starfleet]] outpost [[Farpoint Station]]. ([[TNG]]: "[[Encounter at Farpoint]]") |
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:''Since it was clearly stated, that Deneb IV was a far oupost of the Federation and a step beyond Starfleet's borders in 2364 during "Encounter at Farpoint" it is highly unlikely, that the Deneb IV of "Where No Man Has Gone Before", which takes place 100 years earlier, was refering to the same planet, thereby supporting the theory of two different star systems called Deneb. For further detail refer to [[Deneb]].'' |
:''Since it was clearly stated, that Deneb IV was a far oupost of the Federation and a step beyond Starfleet's borders in 2364 during "Encounter at Farpoint" it is highly unlikely, that the Deneb IV of "Where No Man Has Gone Before", which takes place 100 years earlier, was refering to the same planet, thereby supporting the theory of two different star systems called Deneb. For further detail refer to [[Deneb]].'' |
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Revision as of 14:00, 2 September 2005
There may be two different planets called Deneb IV.
TOS Era
Many of the inhabitants of Deneb IV communicate telepathically. In at least three cases, during the 2260s, Gary Mitchell carried on long telepathic conversations with select Deneb IV natives and scored 80% or higher on comprehension.
During the first half of the 23rd century, a young James T. Kirk and Gary Mitchell came to this planet, in which Mitchell got involved with a woman. Kirk states that he'd been worried about Mitchell ever since that night, and Mitchell would refer to the girl as a Nova (a pun suggesting the danger he was in). (TOS: "Where No Man Has Gone Before")
TNG Era
The M-class world Deneb IV is the fourth planet in the Deneb system and homeworld of the humanoid Bandi. In 2364, Deneb IV was the first destination of the new USS Enterprise-D, sent to examine the newly built Starfleet outpost Farpoint Station. (TNG: "Encounter at Farpoint")
- Since it was clearly stated, that Deneb IV was a far oupost of the Federation and a step beyond Starfleet's borders in 2364 during "Encounter at Farpoint" it is highly unlikely, that the Deneb IV of "Where No Man Has Gone Before", which takes place 100 years earlier, was refering to the same planet, thereby supporting the theory of two different star systems called Deneb. For further detail refer to Deneb.