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| − | ''' 'aucdet IX''' was the [[inhabited planets|inhabited]] [[ninth planets|ninth]] [[planet]] of |
+ | ''' 'aucdet IX''' was the [[inhabited planets|inhabited]] [[ninth planets|ninth]] [[planet]] of its [[star system]]. This planet was home for the [[Federation Medical Collection Station]]. |
| − | In early [[2365]], the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}} arrived at the planet to |
+ | In early [[2365]], the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}} arrived at the planet to pick up specimens of [[plasma plague]] for transport to [[Science Station Tango Sierra]]. At that time, [[Lieutenant Commander]] [[Hester Dealt]] was the [[commanding officer|commander]] of the station. ({{TNG|The Child}}) |
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[[File:Aucdet IX display.jpg|thumb|A clear spelling]] |
[[File:Aucdet IX display.jpg|thumb|A clear spelling]] |
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+ | {{bginfo|While this planet's name was spelled as 'audet IX in the {{ste|3|1}}, it appeared as 'aucdet IX in both the episode's {{st-minutiae|resources/scripts/127.txt|script}} and on an on-screen display monitor in the episode.|"O'det Nine" was the pronunciation for this planet's name from the {{st-minutiae|resources/scripts/127.txt|script}} pronunciation guide.|The planet model first used here for 'aucdet IX was later used for [[Gagarin IV]] ({{e|Unnatural Selection}}), [[Galorndon Core]] ({{e|The Enemy}}), [[Barzan II]] ({{e|The Price}}), [[Jouret IV]] ({{e|The Best of Both Worlds}}), and [[Bilana III]] ({{e|New Ground}}). For its appearance as 'aucdet IX, the model had a blue color.}} |
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| − | According to the script for "The Child", the name of the planet was pronounced "''O''-det Nine." |
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| − | The planet model first used here for 'aucdet IX would later be used for [[Gagarin IV]] in {{e|Unnatural Selection}}, [[Galorndon Core]] in {{e|The Enemy}}, [[Barzan II]] in {{e|The Price}}, [[Jouret IV]] in {{e|The Best of Both Worlds}} and [[Bilana III]] in {{e|New Ground}}. For its appearance as 'aucdet IX, the model had a blue color. |
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Revision as of 21:59, 21 November 2019
'aucdet IX was the inhabited ninth planet of its star system. This planet was home for the Federation Medical Collection Station.
In early 2365, the USS Enterprise-D arrived at the planet to pick up specimens of plasma plague for transport to Science Station Tango Sierra. At that time, Lieutenant Commander Hester Dealt was the commander of the station. (TNG: "The Child")
A clear spelling
While this planet's name was spelled as 'audet IX in the Star Trek Encyclopedia (3rd ed., p. 1), it appeared as 'aucdet IX in both the episode's script and on an on-screen display monitor in the episode.
"O'det Nine" was the pronunciation for this planet's name from the script pronunciation guide.
The planet model first used here for 'aucdet IX was later used for Gagarin IV ("Unnatural Selection"), Galorndon Core ("The Enemy"), Barzan II ("The Price"), Jouret IV ("The Best of Both Worlds"), and Bilana III ("New Ground"). For its appearance as 'aucdet IX, the model had a blue color.
External links
- 'aucdet IX at Memory Beta, the wiki for licensed Star Trek works
- Re-Used Planets in TNG at Ex Astris Scientia