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| − | '''Minara''' was a [[star]] that [[supernova]]ed in [[2268]]. At that time, the [[Minara system]] hosted at least two inhabited [[planet]]s - one was the [[Vian]] [[homeworld]], the other was home to [[Gem]]'s people. ([[TOS]] |
+ | '''Minara''' was a [[star]] that [[supernova]]ed in [[2268]]. At that time, the [[Minara system]] hosted at least two inhabited [[planet]]s - one was the [[Vian]] [[homeworld]], the other was home to [[Gem]]'s people. ([[TOS]]: "[[The Empath]]") |
| − | While inhabiting the body of Dr. [[Janice Lester]] in [[2269]], [[James T. Kirk]] referred to events immediately preceding Minara's supernova in an attempt to convince [[Spock]] of his identity. ([[TOS]] |
+ | While inhabiting the body of Dr. [[Janice Lester]] in [[2269]], [[James T. Kirk]] referred to events immediately preceding Minara's supernova in an attempt to convince [[Spock]] of his identity. ([[TOS]]: "[[Turnabout Intruder]]") |
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Revision as of 08:54, 11 November 2005
Minara was a star that supernovaed in 2268. At that time, the Minara system hosted at least two inhabited planets - one was the Vian homeworld, the other was home to Gem's people. (TOS: "The Empath")
While inhabiting the body of Dr. Janice Lester in 2269, James T. Kirk referred to events immediately preceding Minara's supernova in an attempt to convince Spock of his identity. (TOS: "Turnabout Intruder")