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A planet (Vulcan)

Planet is the common designation for a certain type of celestial body usually orbiting a star. They occurred in a great variety of different compositions, masses, and surface conditions. The exact definition of what constituted a planet varied among cultures.

The final appearance of a planet depended on its formation process, which meant where and under what circumstances it formed. Planets could accumulate gigantic atmospheres, exceeding their original size and mass, or they could rest without any atmosphere at all. With a sufficient mass, a planet was able to accumulate so much gas, that it started to undergo nuclear fusion, turning into a protostar. In this state it began to emit energy, as its core temperature and density increased. Planets could also be changed to a Class M environment by terraforming. (TNG: "Home Soil")

The Federation had numerous different classifications for planets depending on their mass, composition, surface environment and atmospheric compounds.

In 2259, in the alternate reality, when targeted comm bursts were broadcast to distant planets from Starfleet starships, planetary information was displayed on the main viewscreen such as the class and status as a living planet (a planet with life), its moons, the native intelligent species, the star system, sector and sector block locations. Geographical information was also displayed. (Star Trek Into Darkness display graphic)

Types

Lists

All planets are collected in the category Planets. Additionally, several lists for specific groups of planets exist:

External link

Planet at Wikipedia

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-[[image:Vulcan2286.jpg|thumb|A planet ([[Vulcan (planet)|Vulcan]])]]
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-'''Planet''' is the common designation for a certain type of celestial body orbiting a [[star]]. They occur in a great variety of different compositions, masses and surface conditions. The exact definition of what constitutes a planet varies among cultures.
+'''Planet''' is the common designation for a certain type of celestial body usually orbiting a [[star]]. They occurred in a great variety of different compositions, masses, and surface conditions. The exact definition of what constituted a planet varied among cultures.
+The final appearance of a planet depended on its formation process, which meant where and under what circumstances it formed. Planets could accumulate gigantic [[atmosphere]]s, exceeding their original size and mass, or they could rest without any atmosphere at all. With a sufficient mass, a planet was able to accumulate so much [[gas]], that it started to undergo [[nuclear fusion]], turning into a [[protostar]]. In this state it began to emit [[energy]], as its core temperature and density increased. Planets could also be changed to a [[Class M]] environment by [[terraforming]]. ({{TNG|Home Soil}})
-Within the [[United Federation of Planets]], celestial bodies with diameters below 100 km are usually classified as [[planetoid]]s or [[asteroid]]s rather than planets.
+The Federation had numerous different [[planetary classification|classifications for planets]] depending on their mass, composition, surface environment and atmospheric compounds.
-The final appearance of a planet depends on its formation process, which means where and under what circumstances it formed. Planets may accumulate gigantic [[atmosphere]]s, exceeding their original size and mass, or they may rest without any atmosphere at all. With a sufficient mass, a planet is able to accumulate so much [[gas]], that it starts to undergo [[nuclear fusion]], turning into a [[protostar]]. In this state it begins to emit [[energy]], as its core temperature and density increase. Planets can also be changed to a [[Class M]] environment by [[terraforming]].
+''In [[2259]], in the [[alternate reality]], when targeted comm bursts were broadcast to distant planets from [[Starfleet]] [[starship]]s, planetary information was displayed on the main viewscreen such as the class and status as a living planet (a planet with life), its moons, the native intelligent species, the [[star system]], [[sector]] and sector block locations. Geographical information was also displayed.'' ({{film|12}} ''display graphic'')
-The Federation has numerous different [[planetary classification|classifications for planets]] depending on their mass, composition, surface environment and atmospheric compounds.
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 ==Types==
 * [[Gas giant]]
+* [[Ring system|Ring planet]]
+* [[Rogue planet]]
 ==Lists==
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 *[[Inhabited planets]]
 *[[Klingon planets]]
-*[[Planets in the Delphic Expanse]]
+*[[Delphic Expanse planets]]
-*[[Prime planets]]
 *[[Romulan planets]]
 *[[Uninhabited planets]]
 *[[Unnamed planets]]
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+*[[Prime planets]]
+*[[First planets]]
+*[[Second planets]]
+*[[Third planets]]
+*[[Fourth planets]]
+*[[Fifth planets]]
+*[[Sixth planets]]
+*[[Seventh planets]]
+*[[Eighth planets]]
+*[[Ninth planets]]
+*[[Tenth planets]]
+*[[Eleventh planets]]
+*[[Twelfth planets]]
+*[[Fourteenth planets]]
+*[[Twentieth planets]]
-==External Links==
+==External link==
-*{{wikipedia}}
+* {{wikipedia}}
-[[Category:Astronomical objects]]
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