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Drema IV is the only habitable planet in the Selcundi Drema sector. ({{TNG|Pen Pals}}) |
Drema IV is the only habitable planet in the Selcundi Drema sector. ({{TNG|Pen Pals}}) |
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Revision as of 14:33, 13 September 2007
Planet in the Selcundi Drema sector (presumably Drema I)
The Selcundi Drema sector contains five planetary systems:
- Drema I
- Uninhabitable due to massive volcanic activity. Expected to end up like Drema V.
- Drema II
- Uninhabited, no indigenous lifeforms present. Due to severe geological activity not suitable for colonization. Expected to end up like Drema V.
- Drema III
- Uninhabited, no indigenous lifeforms present. Due to severe geological activity not suitable for colonization. Expected to end up like Drema V.
- destroyed; has become an asteroid belt
This sector was first explored by the USS Enterprise-D on stardate 42695.3. The main reason for exploration was because unmanned probes discovered geological activity on all five planetary systems.
On stardate 42696.3, a mineral survey started which ended six weeks later. Each system was found to have the same geological instability.
Drema IV is the only habitable planet in the Selcundi Drema sector. (TNG: "Pen Pals")
The writers of this episode seem to have changed premises partway through writing. Early on in the episode, Selcundi Drema is referred to as a quadrant, (which in early TNG was used interchangeably with sector) containing 5 planetary systems, i.e. five stars. Later on in the episode however, Data mentions the fifth planet of Selcundi Drema suggesting it is a single planetary system with five planets. It is again called a quadrant a couple times, and then Wesley refers to it as the Selcundi Drema system.