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| − | '''Thasus''' was the [[homeworld]] for the [[Non-corporeal species|non-corporeal]] [[ |
+ | '''Thasus''' was the [[homeworld]] for the [[Thasian]]s, a [[Non-corporeal species|non-corporeal]] [[species]]. [[Sensor]] [[probe]]s of the planet had revealed Thasus to be [[uninhabited planets|uninhabitable]], with little or no edible vegetation. |
| − | In [[2249]], a [[transport]] crashed on Thasus, with a young boy, [[Charlie Evans]], the only survivor. In order to keep the boy alive, the Thasians cared for him and granted him their [[Psychokinesis|psychokinetic abilities]]. In [[2266]], Charlie was rescued from Thasus and transferred to the [[starship]] [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701)|''Enterprise'']], which was to transport Charlie to [[Alpha V colony]], where he would be reunited with his closest living relatives. Charlie's powers proved dangerous, however, as he used them for his own amusement without regard for the consequences to others. Realizing that Charlie was gone, the Thasians retrieved him from the ''Enterprise'', and took him back to Thasus, where he would no longer pose a danger. ({{TOS|Charlie X}}) |
+ | In [[2249]], a [[transport]] [[crash landing|crashed]] on Thasus, with a young boy, [[Charlie Evans]], the only survivor. In order to keep the boy alive, the Thasians cared for him and granted him their [[Psychokinesis|psychokinetic abilities]]. In [[2266]], Charlie was rescued from Thasus and transferred to the [[starship]] [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701)|''Enterprise'']], which was to transport Charlie to [[Alpha V colony]], where he would be reunited with his closest living relatives. Charlie's powers proved dangerous, however, as he used them for his own amusement without regard for the consequences to others. Realizing that Charlie was gone, the Thasians retrieved him from the ''Enterprise'', and took him back to Thasus, where he would no longer pose a danger. ({{TOS|Charlie X}}) |
| − | {{bginfo|In the movie [[Star Trek: Generations]], [[Thasus IV]] appeared in the starchart [[Data]] and [[Jean-Luc Picard|Picard]] were studying in [[Stellar Cartography]] in [[2371]]. This planet might be the same as the one described here. That was certainly the case with [[FASA]]. In their RPG module ''[[The Federation]]'', the authors identified Thasus as the [[fourth planets|fourth]] planet in the Thasus |
+ | {{bginfo|In the movie [[Star Trek: Generations]], [[Thasus IV]] appeared in the starchart [[Data]] and [[Jean-Luc Picard|Picard]] were studying in [[Stellar Cartography]] in [[2371]]. This planet might be the same as the one described here. That was certainly the case with [[FASA]]. In their RPG module ''[[The Federation]]'', the authors identified Thasus as the [[fourth planets|fourth]] planet in the Thasus [[star system|system]].}} |
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Thasus was the homeworld for the Thasians, a non-corporeal species. Sensor probes of the planet had revealed Thasus to be uninhabitable, with little or no edible vegetation.
In 2249, a transport crashed on Thasus, with a young boy, Charlie Evans, the only survivor. In order to keep the boy alive, the Thasians cared for him and granted him their psychokinetic abilities. In 2266, Charlie was rescued from Thasus and transferred to the starship Enterprise, which was to transport Charlie to Alpha V colony, where he would be reunited with his closest living relatives. Charlie's powers proved dangerous, however, as he used them for his own amusement without regard for the consequences to others. Realizing that Charlie was gone, the Thasians retrieved him from the Enterprise, and took him back to Thasus, where he would no longer pose a danger. (TOS: "Charlie X")
In the movie Star Trek: Generations, Thasus IV appeared in the starchart Data and Picard were studying in Stellar Cartography in 2371. This planet might be the same as the one described here. That was certainly the case with FASA. In their RPG module The Federation, the authors identified Thasus as the fourth planet in the Thasus system.
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