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'''Utopia Planitia''' is a vast lava plain on the planet [[Mars]], and location of the surface structures of the [[starship]] construction facility, the [[Utopia Planitia Fleet Yards]], one of the [[Federation]]'s most extensive construction yards. Probably, all surface-based facilities are also part of the [[Martian colonies]]. [[Tom Paris]]' idea of a perfect date was a visit to the hills over looking Utopia Planitia in a [[1957]] [[Chevrolet|Chevy]]. (Various [[TNG]], [[DS9]] and [[VOY]] episodes) |
'''Utopia Planitia''' is a vast lava plain on the planet [[Mars]], and location of the surface structures of the [[starship]] construction facility, the [[Utopia Planitia Fleet Yards]], one of the [[Federation]]'s most extensive construction yards. Probably, all surface-based facilities are also part of the [[Martian colonies]]. [[Tom Paris]]' idea of a perfect date was a visit to the hills over looking Utopia Planitia in a [[1957]] [[Chevrolet|Chevy]]. (Various [[TNG]], [[DS9]] and [[VOY]] episodes) |
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For the construction facility, see Utopia Planitia Fleet Yards.
The surface based facilities of the Utopia Planitia Fleet Yards in 2370.
Utopia Planitia is a vast lava plain on the planet Mars, and location of the surface structures of the starship construction facility, the Utopia Planitia Fleet Yards, one of the Federation's most extensive construction yards. Probably, all surface-based facilities are also part of the Martian colonies. Tom Paris' idea of a perfect date was a visit to the hills over looking Utopia Planitia in a 1957 Chevy. (Various TNG, DS9 and VOY episodes)
- The Utopia Planitia plain was also the landing site of the 20th century Earth probe Viking 2. The painting of the surface facilities in TNG: "Parallels" was by Rick Sternbach and Michael Okuda.