Changes: Tyree (planet)

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You might also be looking for Tyree, a humanoid native of the planet Neural.

Tyree was a desert planet located in a binary star system where the Orb of the Emissary was hidden. Despite being Class M, the planet was desolate and enveloped by an ionized atmosphere that interfered with ship sensors.

In 2375, Benjamin Sisko traveled to Tyree with father, Joseph Sisko, son, Jake Sisko, and friend and new host for the Dax symbiont, Ezri Dax to find the Orb, after receiving a series of visions from the Prophets of Bajor. After unearthing the orb, Sisko opened its casing and released another Prophet, one who, decades earlier, had inhabited Sarah Sisko, in order to guide her to marry Joseph Sisko and, in turn, give birth to Benjamin Sisko. This Prophet had been lying in wait within the Orb of the Emissary until released by the Emissary of the Prophets so that it could return to the Bajoran wormhole and destroy the Pagh-wraith that had infected it. (DS9: "Image in the Sand", "Shadows and Symbols")

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Background

Tyree seems likely to be proximate to Earth and more familiar among Federation citizens, since Captain Sisko casually mentions the planet, obviously expecting Jake and his father to know it.

Tyree is also the name of Captain Kirk's friend from the planet Neural in the original series episode "A Private Little War". In the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Companion, Ira Steven Behr stated that the origin of the planet's name did not come from Michael Witney's character, but from Richard Harris' character of Captain Benjamin Tyreen in Sam Peckinpah's film Major Dundee.

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+:''You might also be looking for [[Tyree (humanoid)|Tyree]], a humanoid native of the planet Neural.''
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-'''Tyree''' is a [[desert]] [[planet]] located in a [[Binary star system|binary]] [[star system]], where the [[Orb of the Emissary]] was hidden. Despite being [[Class M]], the planet was desolate and uninhabited, and was enveloped by an ionized atmosphere that interfered with ship [[sensors]].
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+'''Tyree''' was a [[desert]] [[planet]] located in a [[Binary star system|binary]] [[star system]] where the [[Orb of the Emissary]] was hidden. Despite being [[Class M]], the planet was desolate and enveloped by an [[ion]]ized [[atmosphere]] that interfered with ship [[sensor]]s.
-In [[2375]], [[Benjamin Sisko]] travelled to Tyree with his [[Joseph Sisko|father]], [[Jake Sisko|son]], and [[Ezri Dax]] to find the [[orb]], after receiving a series of visions. After unearthing the orb, Sisko opened it and released the [[Prophet]] who inhabited [[Sarah Sisko]] into the [[Bajoran wormhole]]. ([[DS9]]: "[[Image in the Sand]]", "[[Shadows and Symbols]]")
+In [[2375]], [[Benjamin Sisko]] traveled to Tyree with father, [[Joseph Sisko]], son, [[Jake Sisko]], and friend and new host for the [[Dax symbiont]], [[Ezri Dax]] to find the [[Orb]], after receiving a series of visions from the Prophets of [[Bajor]]. After unearthing the orb, Sisko opened its casing and released another [[Prophet]], one who, decades earlier, had inhabited [[Sarah Sisko]], in order to guide her to marry [[Joseph Sisko]] and, in turn, give birth to [[Benjamin Sisko]]. This [[Prophet]] had been lying in wait within the Orb of the Emissary until released by the [[Emissary of the Prophets]] so that it could return to the [[Bajoran wormhole]] and destroy the Pagh-wraith that had infected it. ({{DS9|Image in the Sand|Shadows and Symbols}})
+==Appendices==
-:''Tyree does not only seem to be quite near to [[Earth]], but also seems to be more or less familiar among [[Federation]] citizens, since Cpt. Sisko casually mentions the planet, obviously expecting Jake and his father to know it''.
+===Background===
+Tyree seems likely to be proximate to [[Earth]] and more familiar among [[Federation]] citizens, since Captain Sisko casually mentions the planet, obviously expecting Jake and his father to know it.
-:''[[Tyree (humanoid)|Tyree]] is also the name of Captain [[James T. Kirk|Kirk]]'s friend from the planet [[Neural]] in "[[A Private Little War]]" ([[TOS]]). In the [[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Companion]], [[Ira Steven Behr]] states that the origin of the planet's name did not come from [[Michael Whitney]]'s character, but from [[Wikipedia:Richard Harris|Richard Harris']] character of Captain Benjamin Tyreen in [[Wikipedia:Sam Peckinpah|Sam Peckinpah's]] [[film]] [[Wikipedia:Major Dundee|''Major Dundee'']].''
+{{dis|Tyree|humanoid}} is also the name of Captain [[James T. Kirk|Kirk]]'s friend from the planet [[Neural]] in the [[Star Trek: The Original Series|original series]] episode {{e|A Private Little War}}. In the ''[[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Companion]]'', [[Ira Steven Behr]] stated that the origin of the planet's name did not come from [[Michael Witney]]'s character, but from {{w|Richard Harris}}' character of Captain Benjamin Tyreen in {{w|Sam Peckinpah}}'s film ''{{w|Major Dundee}}''.
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