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'''Starbase 200''' was a [[Federation]] [[starbase]]. |
'''Starbase 200''' was a [[Federation]] [[starbase]]. |
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| − | In [[2267]], the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}} was to proceed to Starbase 200 after it had charted an [[iron]]-[[silicon]] [[planet]] |
+ | In [[2267]], the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}} was to proceed to Starbase 200 after it had charted an [[iron]]-[[silicon]] [[planet]] with an [[oxygen]]-[[hydrogen]] [[atmosphere]]. Instead, the ''Enterprise'' was diverted from its course when it twice detected momentary discontinuances in local [[spacetime]]. ({{TOS|The Alternative Factor}}) |
{{bginfo|In every other episode of the [[TOS|Original Series]] and the [[TAS|Animated Series]] in which Federation starbases are mentioned by number, every starbase number was less than 30. Starbase 200 was the only exception.}} |
{{bginfo|In every other episode of the [[TOS|Original Series]] and the [[TAS|Animated Series]] in which Federation starbases are mentioned by number, every starbase number was less than 30. Starbase 200 was the only exception.}} |
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Revision as of 15:39, 5 August 2012
Starbase 200 was a Federation starbase.
In 2267, the USS Enterprise was to proceed to Starbase 200 after it had charted an iron-silicon planet with an oxygen-hydrogen atmosphere. Instead, the Enterprise was diverted from its course when it twice detected momentary discontinuances in local spacetime. (TOS: "The Alternative Factor")
In every other episode of the Original Series and the Animated Series in which Federation starbases are mentioned by number, every starbase number was less than 30. Starbase 200 was the only exception.