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| ⚫ | '''''Yonada''''' was a [[ |
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| + | |Name= ''Yonada'' |
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| + | |Affiliation= [[Fabrini]] |
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| + | |Datestatus= 2268 |
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| ⚫ | '''''Yonada''''' was a a 10,000-year-old [[asteroid]]-[[spaceship|ship]], built by the [[Fabrini]] when they realized that their home sun was about to go [[supernova]] and destroy all life on [[Fabrina|their planet]]. ''Yonada'' was constructed out of a hollowed-out [[asteroid]] and was sent on a [[computer]]-controlled course to a habitable [[colony]] world. In [[2268]], the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}} encountered the worldship when it was fired upon by the automated defense systems of ''Yonada''. |
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| ⚫ | The ''Enterprise'' crew discovered that ''Yonada'' was on a collision course with the populated [[planet]] [[Daran V]]. The inhabitants of ''Yonada'' had been in space for so long that they had forgotten that they were on a ship. They called the ship's computer the [[Oracle]] and had built a sophisticated [[religion]] around it and its purpose to bring them to "the new world." |
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| ⚫ | The ''Enterprise'' crew discovered that ''Yonada'' was on a collision course with the populated planet [[Daran V]]. The inhabitants of ''Yonada'' had been in space for so long that they |
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| + | Central to this faith was the Oracle Room, which contained the physical representation of the Oracle, a kneeling position for use by the high priestess when conversing with the Oracle, and a plinth containing the ''[[Book of the People]]''. The Oracle Room also contained a number of defensive mechanisms under the control of the Oracle, including a means of incapacitating intruders using an electric shock, and a means of heating the room to very high temperatures very quickly. It also contained the concealed entrance to Yonada's control room. |
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| + | The ''Enterprise'' [[crew]] helped [[Natira]], the leader of the ''Yonada'' colonists, to understand that their world was a ship, and corrected the worldship's course to its intended destination. ({{TOS|For the World is Hollow and I Have Touched the Sky}}) |
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Revision as of 01:10, 21 May 2013
Yonada was a a 10,000-year-old asteroid-ship, built by the Fabrini when they realized that their home sun was about to go supernova and destroy all life on their planet. Yonada was constructed out of a hollowed-out asteroid and was sent on a computer-controlled course to a habitable colony world. In 2268, the USS Enterprise encountered the worldship when it was fired upon by the automated defense systems of Yonada.
The Enterprise crew discovered that Yonada was on a collision course with the populated planet Daran V. The inhabitants of Yonada had been in space for so long that they had forgotten that they were on a ship. They called the ship's computer the Oracle and had built a sophisticated religion around it and its purpose to bring them to "the new world."
Central to this faith was the Oracle Room, which contained the physical representation of the Oracle, a kneeling position for use by the high priestess when conversing with the Oracle, and a plinth containing the Book of the People. The Oracle Room also contained a number of defensive mechanisms under the control of the Oracle, including a means of incapacitating intruders using an electric shock, and a means of heating the room to very high temperatures very quickly. It also contained the concealed entrance to Yonada's control room.
The Enterprise crew helped Natira, the leader of the Yonada colonists, to understand that their world was a ship, and corrected the worldship's course to its intended destination. (TOS: "For the World is Hollow and I Have Touched the Sky")