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| − | '''Tau Alpha C''' is the distant [[homeworld]] to an advanced, triple-digited, large-cranium [[humanoid]] race that can traverse time and dimensions. Tau Alpha C is many months away from [[Federation]] space even at maximum [[warp speed]]s; at warp 9.5 it would take nearly one hundred and twenty days to reach the planet from near [[Starbase 133]]. ([[TNG]]: "[[Remember Me]]") |
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| + | [[File:The Traveler, 2370.jpg|thumb|The Traveler, a native of Tau Alpha C]] |
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| + | '''Tau Alpha C''' was the reported home of the [[The Traveler]]. The ''Enterprise'' computer was familiar with its inhabitants. |
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| + | Considered to be very distant by [[Starfleet]], at [[Warp factor|warp 9.5]], it would take 123 days to travel from [[Starbase 133]] to Tau Alpha C. A [[subspace]] message would take days to travel back and forth between both locations. This location was listed on [[Federation]] [[star chart]]s. ({{TNG|Where No One Has Gone Before|Remember Me}}) |
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| − | One of its natives, known as [[The Traveler]], visited the [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D)|USS ''Enterprise''-D]] crew in [[2364]] and took an interest in [[Wesley Crusher]]. ([[TNG]]: "[[Where No One Has Gone Before]]") |
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| − | In an [[alternate universe]] created after [[Doctor]] [[Beverly Crusher]] became trapped within a [[warp bubble]], Wesley tried to contact Tau Alpha C for assistance when individuals began disappearing from the ''Enterprise'', with only Dr. Crusher noticing. |
+ | ''In an [[alternate universe]] created after [[Doctor]] [[Beverly Crusher]] became trapped within a [[warp bubble]], Wesley tried to contact Tau Alpha C for assistance when individuals began disappearing from the ''Enterprise'', with only Dr. Crusher noticing. Ultimately, the entire universe, including Tau Alpha C, disappeared.'' ({{TNG|Remember Me}}) |
| + | {{bginfo|In {{e|Journey's End}}, the traveler was said to be from [[Tau Ceti]] instead.|According to [[Startrek.com]], Tau Alpha C was the name of a [[star system]]. {{st.com|tau-alpha-c|}} Under naming conventions for stars (ex. [[Proxima Centauri|Alpha Centauri C]]), the name would suggest Tau Alpha C was the third star in a [[trinary star system]].}} |
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| − | :''Dr. Crusher mistakenly referred to Tau Alpha C as [[Tau Ceti]] in [[TNG]]: "[[Journey's End]]."'' |
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Revision as of 22:23, 4 April 2016
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The Traveler, a native of Tau Alpha C
Tau Alpha C was the reported home of the The Traveler. The Enterprise computer was familiar with its inhabitants.
Considered to be very distant by Starfleet, at warp 9.5, it would take 123 days to travel from Starbase 133 to Tau Alpha C. A subspace message would take days to travel back and forth between both locations. This location was listed on Federation star charts. (TNG: "Where No One Has Gone Before", "Remember Me")
In an alternate universe created after Doctor Beverly Crusher became trapped within a warp bubble, Wesley tried to contact Tau Alpha C for assistance when individuals began disappearing from the Enterprise, with only Dr. Crusher noticing. Ultimately, the entire universe, including Tau Alpha C, disappeared. (TNG: "Remember Me")