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The '''American Continent Institute''' was an [[university|institute]] of higher learning on [[Earth]] dating back to at least the early [[23rd century]]. It was the operating authority which launched the {{SS|Columbia}} expedition that later disappeared near in the [[Talos star group]].
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The '''American Continent Institute''' was an institution of higher learning on [[Earth]] in the [[23rd century]]. The institute employed the research [[scientist]]s who led the expedition of the {{SS|Columbia}} in the [[2230s]].
   
The survey ship, led by [[Doctor]] [[Theodore Haskins]] crashed on [[Talos IV]] in [[2236]]. No report back would be made until the starship {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}} received a [[radio-interference distress call]] and discovered the wreckage in [[2254]], eighteen years later. ({{TOS|The Cage|The Menagerie, Part I}})
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The ''Columbia'', whose team was led by [[Doctor of Philosophy|Doctor]] [[Theodore Haskins]], [[crash landing|crashed]] on [[Talos IV]] in [[2236]], and his fate remained unknown until [[2254]] – eighteen [[year]]s later. In that year, the [[starship]] {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}} detected what they thought was a distress call from the ''Columbia'', which turned out to be an elaborate trap set by the [[Talosian]]s. Upon learning this, the crew of the ''Enterprise'' realized that there were, in fact, no survivors of the ''Columbia'' crash. ({{TOS|The Cage}})
   
The ACI did some research on the [[archaeology|archeological]] sites on [[Tagus III]]. ({{TNG|Qpid}})
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Prior to the sealing of the ruins in the mid-[[23rd century]], the ACI excavated [[archaeology|archeological]] sites on [[Tagus III]]. The [[Speckman Excavation|Speckman]] and the [[Sordal-Palka Excavation]]s recovered artifacts from the [[Arnold Era]]. ({{TNG|Qpid}})
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{{bginfo|The unnamed encampment survivors of the Institute's scientists were played by [[Leonard Mudie]] and [[Anthony Jochim]].|The printout seen in {{e|The Cage}} read, "North American Continent Expedition".|Information on the ACI's activities on Tagus III is from an okudagram titled '''Tagus III Archaeological Notes''', which was perused by [[Captain]] [[Jean-Luc Picard]] in [[2367]]. The name of the second excavation was not fully legible.}}
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[[de:Amerikanisches Forschungsinstitut]]
 
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[[fr:Institut du Continent Américain]]
 
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Revision as of 20:05, 4 July 2015

The American Continent Institute was an institution of higher learning on Earth in the 23rd century. The institute employed the research scientists who led the expedition of the SS Columbia in the 2230s.

The Columbia, whose team was led by Doctor Theodore Haskins, crashed on Talos IV in 2236, and his fate remained unknown until 2254 – eighteen years later. In that year, the starship USS Enterprise detected what they thought was a distress call from the Columbia, which turned out to be an elaborate trap set by the Talosians. Upon learning this, the crew of the Enterprise realized that there were, in fact, no survivors of the Columbia crash. (TOS: "The Cage")

Prior to the sealing of the ruins in the mid-23rd century, the ACI excavated archeological sites on Tagus III. The Speckman and the Sordal-Palka Excavations recovered artifacts from the Arnold Era. (TNG: "Qpid")

The unnamed encampment survivors of the Institute's scientists were played by Leonard Mudie and Anthony Jochim.
The printout seen in "The Cage" read, "North American Continent Expedition".
Information on the ACI's activities on Tagus III is from an okudagram titled Tagus III Archaeological Notes, which was perused by Captain Jean-Luc Picard in 2367. The name of the second excavation was not fully legible.

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