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'''Starbase Earhart''' (also known as '''Farspace Station Earhart''') was a [[Federation]] [[starbase]]. Starting out as a galactic [[outpost]], this starbase grew in importance and size by the mid-[[24th century]]. ({{TNG|Samaritan Snare}}) |
'''Starbase Earhart''' (also known as '''Farspace Station Earhart''') was a [[Federation]] [[starbase]]. Starting out as a galactic [[outpost]], this starbase grew in importance and size by the mid-[[24th century]]. ({{TNG|Samaritan Snare}}) |
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In [[2327]], newly-graduated [[Ensign]]s [[Jean-Luc Picard]], [[Cortan Zweller]], and [[Marta Batanides]] spent several [[day]]s at the starbase awaiting transfer to their first [[deep space assignment]]s. It was during this time that Picard picked a fight with some [[Nausicaan]]s and was stabbed through the [[heart]] by a [[Nausicaan sword]]. The wound was nearly fatal, despite Picard's initial reaction which was to laugh at the situation, and ultimately required him to receive an implant of an [[artificial heart]]. ({{TNG|Tapestry}}) |
In [[2327]], newly-graduated [[Ensign]]s [[Jean-Luc Picard]], [[Cortan Zweller]], and [[Marta Batanides]] spent several [[day]]s at the starbase awaiting transfer to their first [[deep space assignment]]s. It was during this time that Picard picked a fight with some [[Nausicaan]]s and was stabbed through the [[heart]] by a [[Nausicaan sword]]. The wound was nearly fatal, despite Picard's initial reaction which was to laugh at the situation, and ultimately required him to receive an implant of an [[artificial heart]]. ({{TNG|Tapestry}}) |
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Starbase Earhart had spacious [[living quarters]], if a little spartan. At least one of them contained an ante-room, a bed, a desk, wash facilities, storage space and a [[replicator]]. |
Starbase Earhart had spacious [[living quarters]], if a little spartan. At least one of them contained an ante-room, a bed, a desk, wash facilities, storage space and a [[replicator]]. |
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+ | There was also at least one [[bar]], the [[Bonestell Recreation Facility]], that was equipped with its own ''[[dom-jot]]'' table. ({{TNG|Tapestry}}) |
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File:Picard and Batanides in Earhart quarters.jpg|Living quarters with an outside view |
File:Picard and Batanides in Earhart quarters.jpg|Living quarters with an outside view |
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File:Bonestell Recreation Facility.jpg|The Bonestell Recreation Facility |
File:Bonestell Recreation Facility.jpg|The Bonestell Recreation Facility |
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Starbase Earhart itself was named after [[Amelia Earhart]]. The Bonestell Recreation Facility was named after the 20th century astronomy artist, {{w|Chesley Bonestell}}. (''[[Star Trek Encyclopedia]]''; ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation Companion]]'') |
Starbase Earhart itself was named after [[Amelia Earhart]]. The Bonestell Recreation Facility was named after the 20th century astronomy artist, {{w|Chesley Bonestell}}. (''[[Star Trek Encyclopedia]]''; ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation Companion]]'') |
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| − | Judging from the view from Picard's window, Starbase Earhart was at least partly located on the surface of a planet. The scenery seen outside of Picard's quarters was actually a reused model from the science fiction movie {{w|Logan's Run (film)|Logan's Run}} from 1976. The same prop had already been reused in {{film|5}} (as a backdrop for the conversation with [[Bob]]) and {{TNG|Final Mission}} (seen behind chairman [[Songi]]). |
+ | Judging from the view from Picard's window, Starbase Earhart was at least partly located on the surface of a planet. The scenery seen outside of Picard's quarters was actually a reused model from the science fiction movie ''{{w|Logan's Run (film)|Logan's Run}}'' from 1976. The same prop had already been reused in {{film|5}} (as a backdrop for the conversation with [[Bob]]) and {{TNG|Final Mission}} (seen behind chairman [[Songi]]). {{eas|inconsistencies/reused_planets.htm#matte}} |
| − | As it was the case for all Federation computers in TNG, DS9 and VOY, the [[computer voice]] of Starbase Earhart was provided by [[Majel Barrett]]. |
+ | As it was the case for all Federation computers in TNG, DS9, and VOY, the [[computer voice]] of Starbase Earhart was provided by [[Majel Barrett]]. |
In {{TNG|Samaritan Snare}}, Picard referred to it as "''Farspace'' Station Earhart". |
In {{TNG|Samaritan Snare}}, Picard referred to it as "''Farspace'' Station Earhart". |
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In the ''[[Star Trek: The Lost Era]]'' novel ''[[Well of Souls]]'', Ensign Batanides meets [[Commander]] [[Rachel Garrett]] at Starbase Earhart, who is there awaiting transfer to the USS ''Carthage'', where she will assume the position of [[first officer]]. The two women strike up a casual friendship, but they only meet each other for a couple of drinks at the local bar before they both go their separate ways. |
In the ''[[Star Trek: The Lost Era]]'' novel ''[[Well of Souls]]'', Ensign Batanides meets [[Commander]] [[Rachel Garrett]] at Starbase Earhart, who is there awaiting transfer to the USS ''Carthage'', where she will assume the position of [[first officer]]. The two women strike up a casual friendship, but they only meet each other for a couple of drinks at the local bar before they both go their separate ways. |
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Revision as of 21:42, 21 March 2015
Starbase Earhart (also known as Farspace Station Earhart) was a Federation starbase. Starting out as a galactic outpost, this starbase grew in importance and size by the mid-24th century. (TNG: "Samaritan Snare")
In 2327, newly-graduated Ensigns Jean-Luc Picard, Cortan Zweller, and Marta Batanides spent several days at the starbase awaiting transfer to their first deep space assignments. It was during this time that Picard picked a fight with some Nausicaans and was stabbed through the heart by a Nausicaan sword. The wound was nearly fatal, despite Picard's initial reaction which was to laugh at the situation, and ultimately required him to receive an implant of an artificial heart. (TNG: "Tapestry")
Facilities
Starbase Earhart had spacious living quarters, if a little spartan. At least one of them contained an ante-room, a bed, a desk, wash facilities, storage space and a replicator.
There was also at least one bar, the Bonestell Recreation Facility, that was equipped with its own dom-jot table. (TNG: "Tapestry")
Personnel and visitors
- Ensign Marta Batanides (visitor)
- Penny Muroc (visitor)
- Ensign Jean-Luc Picard (visitor)
- Ensign Cortan Zweller (visitor)
- Corlina (unknown)
- Four Starfleet officers (personnel or visitors)
Appendices
Background Information
Starbase Earhart itself was named after Amelia Earhart. The Bonestell Recreation Facility was named after the 20th century astronomy artist, Chesley Bonestell. (Star Trek Encyclopedia; Star Trek: The Next Generation Companion)
Judging from the view from Picard's window, Starbase Earhart was at least partly located on the surface of a planet. The scenery seen outside of Picard's quarters was actually a reused model from the science fiction movie Logan's Run from 1976. The same prop had already been reused in Star Trek V: The Final Frontier (as a backdrop for the conversation with Bob) and TNG: "Final Mission" (seen behind chairman Songi). [1]
As it was the case for all Federation computers in TNG, DS9, and VOY, the computer voice of Starbase Earhart was provided by Majel Barrett.
In TNG: "Samaritan Snare", Picard referred to it as "Farspace Station Earhart".
Apocrypha
In the Star Trek: The Lost Era novel Well of Souls, Ensign Batanides meets Commander Rachel Garrett at Starbase Earhart, who is there awaiting transfer to the USS Carthage, where she will assume the position of first officer. The two women strike up a casual friendship, but they only meet each other for a couple of drinks at the local bar before they both go their separate ways.