Unnamed planets

The following is a list of unnamed planets.

By quadrant

• Unnamed Alpha and Beta Quadrant planets
• Unnamed Gamma Quadrant planets
• Unnamed Delta Quadrant planets

By species or group

• Abronian homeworld
• Akaali homeworld
• Akoszonam homeworld
• Allos' homeworld
• Ankari homeworld
• Augris' homeworld
• Barash's species homeworld
• Brunali homeworld
• Cravic homeworld
• Dosi homeworld
• Dream Alien's homeworld
• El-Aurian homeworld
• Elaysian homeworld
• Founders' homeworld (first)
• Founders' homeworld (second)
• Halkan homeworld
• Kalandan homeworld
• Klingon prison planet
• Kohl settlement
• Koinonian homeworld
• Kraylor homeworld
• Kyrian and Vaskan homeworld
• Loque'eque homeworld
• Mari homeworld
• Medusan homeworld
• Melkotian planet
• Nechani homeworld
• Paxan homeworld
• Pralor homeworld
• Qomar homeworld
• Ram Izad homeworld
• Sheliak homeworld
• Silver Blood homeworld
• Skagaran colony
• Sheliak homeworld
• Species 10026 homeworld
• Tak Tak homeworld
• Talarian homeworld
• Tallonian homeworld
• Teplan homeworld
• Torothan homeworld
• Ullian homeworld
• Vaadwaur homeworld
• Vhnori homeworld
• Xanthan planet
• Xindi Council planet
• Xindi-Arboreal colony
• Xyrillian homeworld
• Yridian homeworld
• Zahl homeworld

By individual

• Barash's species homeworld
• Gary Seven's homeworld
• Gosis' species homeworld
• Guardian of Forever's planet
• Kelemane's planet
• Kelis' homeworld
• Makull's homeworld
• Molmol's homeworld
• Tarquin's homeworld
• Tarquin's planet
• Theela's homeworld

By function or description

• Machine planet
• Mad planet
• Planet Hell
• Shore Leave Planet

Unknown location

Iconian planets

The surfaces of various planets were seen from an Iconian gateway that formed on the surface of Iconia in 2365. (TNG: "Contagion")

Places seen through the Iconian gateway on Iconia

LCARS planet

LCARS planet

A graphic depicting this unidentified planet appeared in USS Voyager's library computer in 2375. (VOY: "Drone")

Planet between Delta and Alpha Quadrants

A planet

This planet, illuminated by a nearby star, existed in 2374 partway between the Delta and Alpha Quadrants. (VOY: "Hunters")

The world was shown in a somewhat impressionistic montage of a transmission traveling to USS Voyager from its home.

Planet used by Metrons

The surface of the planet

This planet was located within 1,000 cubic parsecs of space from the USS Enterprise's position just outside of 2466 PM. Its surface was populated by scrub bushes, rocks, and mineral deposits.

After the Federation and Gorn came into conflict over Cestus III in 2267, the Metrons prepared this planet with a suitable atmosphere for both combatants, and transported Starfleet Captain James T. Kirk and a Gorn captain there to resolve the dispute. (TOS: "Arena")

In "Arena", although the Metrons refer to this place as a planet, Kirk once describes it as an asteroid.

Scenes on the planet were filmed at Vasquez Rocks Natural Area Park.

Star Trek Online's expansion "Agents of Yesterday" gave it the name "Edren IV". [1]^(X) Edren IV (β) was a world created by the Metrons for this conflict. It was located in the Edren (β) star system, also known as the Metron system, at coordinates 2466 PM. This was the home system of the Metrons, and the capital system of their Metron Consortium. The system was located in the Celes sector (β), a region of space in the Beta Quadrant.

Q's planet

The surface of "Q's planet"

In 2364, Q brought the crew of the USS Enterprise-D to the surface of a desolate planet in an unknown location. Data hypothesized that, due to Q's powers, the planet and its twin moons might not have existed at all. The surface was desert-like with rocks, and assumed by Data to be "obviously a class M world". No animal or plant life was found on the planet, and its sky was green. (TNG: "Hide And Q")

See also

• Unnamed moons
• Unnamed planetoids