Changes: Omega Sagitta system

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The independent Omega Sagitta system contained the twin planets that formed the Coalition of Madena, Altec and Straleb. Both worlds were populated by a humanoid race which colonized the planets in the mid-2160s, and now coexisted under a tenous but successful treaty. By the mid-24th century, the governments of both worlds were cognizant of the Federation and their starships. The mineral tricellite was not available in this system.

In 2365, the USS Enterprise-D, on impulse power, traveled through the space between the twin planets. (TNG: "The Outrageous Okona")

Background

The system was initially named the Omega Twelve system, and the planets were members of the Coalition of Madena VI. [1]

Although Sagitta ("The Arrow") was a real constellation visible from Earth, there was no star with the prefix "omega" since standard nomenclature in this constellation ended with Eta. Furthermore, a hypothetical "omega" star in this constellation should have the name "Omega Sagittae", as the genitive of Sagitta has to be applied.

According to the Star Trek Star Charts, the Omega Sagitta (Madena, Atlec, Straleb) system was located in the Alpha Quadrant. Its primary was a Class F star of magnitude +1, which was 100 times brighter than Sol. (Star Trek: Star Charts, United Federation of Planets I)

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-The non-aligned '''Omega Sagitta system''' contains the twin [[planet]]s that form the [[Coalition of Madena]], [[Altec]] and [[Straleb]]. Both worlds were populated by a [[humanoid]] race which [[colony|colonized]] the planets in the mid-[[2160s]], and now coexist under a tenous but successful [[treaty]]. By the mid-[[24th century]], the governments of both worlds were cognizant of the Federation and their starships.
+The independent '''Omega Sagitta system''' contained the twin [[planet]]s that formed the [[Coalition of Madena]], [[Altec]] and [[Straleb]]. Both worlds were populated by a [[humanoid]] race which [[colony|colonized]] the planets in the mid-[[2160s]], and now coexisted under a tenous but successful [[treaty]]. By the mid-[[24th century]], the governments of both worlds were cognizant of the Federation and their starships. The mineral [[tricellite]] was not available in this system.
-In [[2365]], one of these starships, the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}}, made a passage through this system on her way to the next mission. ({{TNG|The Outrageous Okona}})
+In [[2365]], the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}}, on [[impulse power]], traveled through the [[space]] between the twin planets. ({{TNG|The Outrageous Okona}})
+== Background ==
-* Omega Sagitta ([[star|primary]])
+The system was initially named the Omega Twelve system, and the planets were members of the Coalition of Madena VI. {{Star Trek Minutiae|academy/literature329/130.txt}}
-** [[Altec]]
-** [[Straleb]]
-{{bginfo|Although Sagitta ("The Arrow") is a real [[constellation]] visible from [[Earth]], there is no star with the prefix "omega" since standard nomenclature in this constellation ends with Eta. Furthermore, a hypothetical "omega" star in this constellation should have the name "Omega Sagittae", as the genitive of Sagitta has to be applied.}}
+Although Sagitta ("The Arrow") was a real [[constellation]] visible from [[Earth]], there was no star with the prefix "omega" since standard nomenclature in this constellation ended with Eta. Furthermore, a hypothetical "omega" star in this constellation should have the name "Omega Sagittae", as the genitive of Sagitta has to be applied.
+According to the ''[[Star Trek Star Charts]]'', the Omega Sagitta (Madena, Atlec, Straleb) system was located in the [[Alpha Quadrant]]. Its primary was a [[Star Trek: Star Charts#Spectral classification|Class F star]] of magnitude +1, which was 100 times brighter than [[Sol]]. (''[[Star Trek: Star Charts]]'', United Federation of Planets I)
-[[Category:Star systems]]
 [[cs:Soustava Omega Sagitta]]
 [[de:Omega-Sagitta-System]]
 [[es:Omega Sagitta]]
+[[nl:Omega Sagitta systeem]]
+[[Category:Star systems]]