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A '''T-Tauri type''' [[star]] is one in the earliest phase of its lifespan. The type is named for the first discovered star of this type, seen from [[Earth]] as part of the Taurus constellation. |
A '''T-Tauri type''' [[star]] is one in the earliest phase of its lifespan. The type is named for the first discovered star of this type, seen from [[Earth]] as part of the Taurus constellation. |
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Revision as of 19:37, 30 January 2010
A T-Tauri type star in the Ngame Nebula.
A T-Tauri type star is one in the earliest phase of its lifespan. The type is named for the first discovered star of this type, seen from Earth as part of the Taurus constellation.
Small, extremely unstable wormholes are a phenomenon sometimes encountered in T-Tauri systems - in the century between 2267 and 2367, thirty-nine had been mapped.
In 2367, the USS Enterprise-D discovered a T-Tauri star system near the Ngame Nebula. The system had one planet, a Class M world, home to the xenophobic Paxans. In order to prevent the destruction of the Enterprise, its crew created the illusion that the Paxan planet was a frozen gas giant similar to Tethys III, and that the system contained a wormhole that flung the starship 0.54 parsecs from the system as it approached. All records of the reality of the Paxan system were erased and a hazard advisory was sent to Starfleet Command concerning the wormhole. (TNG: "Clues")