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A rogue planet was a planet that had broken out of its orbit around a star . However, such a planet may still be capable of supporting life due to geologic activities on it, such as hot gases venting from its interior, forming oases where lifeforms can thrive. The lack of a sun causes rogue planets to exist in a state of perpetual night .
The Founders' homeworld , a rogue planet inside a nebula
The Founders' homeworld in the Omarion Nebula in the Gamma Quadrant was an example of such a planet. ( DS9 : " The Search, Part I ", " The Search, Part II ", " The Die is Cast ")
Dakala , a rogue planet in interstellar space
In 2151 , Captain Jonathan Archer and the crew of Enterprise NX-01 discovered a rogue planet named Dakala that was used as a hunting ground by the Eska , whose people had come to the planet for nine generations to kill the indigenous species. Using sensing cloaks which prevented them from being detected, the Eska were able to successfully track down their prey. Their main prey was a sentient species of telepathic shapeshifters , called wraiths by the hunters, who were being killed by the Eska for sport. ( ENT : " Rogue Planet ")
A rogue planetoid
In 2371 , the USS Voyager discovered a rogue planetoid that they thought contained dilithium deposits. In reality, however, it was being used by the Vidiians as an organ lab . ( VOY : " Phage ")
By 2373 , Q had taught his son how to knock small planets out of orbit. ( VOY : " The Q and the Grey ")
In 2381 , the USS Cerritos detected a Crystalline Entity that was in the process of consuming a rogue planet. ( LD : " I, Excretus ")
Rogue planets were among the hazards in the Devron 500 space race . ( LD : " Reflections ")
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"Rogue Planet" was the 18th episode of Enterprise in the show's first season , first aired 20 March 2002 . The episode was written by Chris Black MA , Rick Berman MA and Brannon Braga and directed by Allan Kroeker MA .
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Star Trek: Enterprise. ) " Rogue Planet " is the eighteenth episode (production #118) of the American science fiction television series Star Trek: Enterprise airing on the UPN network. While exploring an uncharted planet, Enterprise crew members encounter a group of aliens who are hunting indigenous creatures for recreation.
Archer has visions of a mysterious humanoid woman on a rogue planet where it is eternally nighttime. Captain Jonathan Archer is uncomfortable posing for pictures for Starfleet Headquarters, when the Enterprise discovers a rogue planet that has broken out of its orbit. They decide to lay in a course to take a closer look. Scanning the planet, T'Pol discovers that this planet supports a diverse ...
Rogue Planet: Directed by Allan Kroeker. With Scott Bakula, John Billingsley, Jolene Blalock, Dominic Keating. Lieutenant Reed discovers a rogue planet, which has broken out of orbit and therefore is devoid of any light. Life is still possible in some places because heat is bubbling up from under the surface, but T'Pol doesn't detect any humanoid life.
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A human female is wandering in the forest. Somehow he seems to know her. — Arnoud Tiele ([email protected]) The Enterprise finds an errant planet without humanoid life form with a vessel landed in a rain-forest. Archer, T'Pol, Trip, Malcolm and Hoshi take the Shuttlepod to explore and investigate the spot and they meet the Eska hunters Buzaan ...
Watch Star Trek: Enterprise — Season 1, Episode 18 with a subscription on Paramount+, or buy it on Fandango at Home, Prime Video. While exploring an uncharted planet, the crew members encounter ...
Rogue Planet. Available on Paramount+ with SHOWTIME, Prime Video, iTunes, Paramount+. S1 E18: While exploring an uncharted planet, Enterprise crew members encounter a group of aliens who are hunting down indigenous creatures for recreation. Sci-Fi Mar 20, 2002 42 min.
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The episode hooks the viewer with a genuinely cool astronomical premise -- the concept of a rogue planet, untethered from any star's gravity, orphaned, floating invisibly through space. It's a unique and very evocative concept. ... As a rule, I try not to get caught up in scrutinizing Star Trek's fake science. The series has never striven for ...
For the episode of Star Trek: Enterprise, see "Rogue Planet". A rogue planet was a planet that had broken out of its orbit around a star. However, such a planet may still be capable of supporting life due to geologic activities on it, such as hot gases venting from its interior, forming oases where lifeforms can thrive. The lack of a sun causes rogue planets to exist in a state of perpetual ...
The rogue planet (no star system so therefore no daylight, which begs the question — glossed over with useless pseudo-science — of how it can plausibly support so much plant life) is an always-nighttime hunting ground for a species called the Eska. ... I'm a sucker for any Trek episode involving a rogue planet or pulsar - my two personal ...
Jody Simpson and Adam Woodward have rewatched Star Trek: Enterprise, Season 1, Episode 18 "Rogue Planet" (2002), as part of the Enterprise rewatch podcast se...
"It's Good to be Home."Star Trek: Enterprise is the latest entry in the Star Trek saga and takes place during the mid-22nd century. Under the command of Captain Jonathan Archer, the crew of the first warp five starship (the Enterprise NX-01) begin to explore the galaxy. As their mission progresses, the crew encounter familiar races like the Klingons and Andorians as well as some new ones ...
And with Rogue Planet, Star Trek: Enterprise wanders back into "generic Star Trek" territory. Rogue Planet is a story that could easily have been told on any other Star Trek spin-off. Indeed, a great deal of its story elements feel inherited like hand-me-down clothes. Hunters chasing sentient game is a stock science-fiction trope, but it is ...
"Rogue Planet" has an original story surprisingly without villains. In one side, the amicable group of hunters that practice the sport for generations in a wild planet, and in the other side, an intelligent life-form. ... The hunters are played by various Star Trek and Science Fiction regulars including Keith Szarabajka who's highly distinctive ...
Hunting bad! Jimmy Akin, Dom Bettinelli, and Fr. Cory Sticha discuss this Enterprise episode, including the morality and ethics of hunting, including semi-se...
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Sci-fi. Star Trek. "Rogue Planet" was the 18th episode of Enterprise in the show's first season, first aired 20 March 2002. The episode was written by Chris BlackMA, Rick BermanMA and Brannon Braga and directed by Allan KroekerMA. Jonathan Archer • Billy • Burzaan • Damrus • Travis Mayweather • Phlox • Malcolm...
Star Trek Enterprise S 01 E 18 Rogue Planet. Archer is posing for pictures for Starfleet HQ and he isn't too happy about it. The Enterprise then discovers, well, a rogue planet, and the crew decides to take a closer look. T'Pol scans the planet and discovers that, due to geothermal activity, there are many animals on the planet.
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In "Rogue Planet", Archer has visions of a mysterious yet familiar humanoid woman on a planet where it is eternally night time. Skip to the content. Search. The Pensky Podcast. Let's Watch Star Trek! Menu. Episodes. TOS. TOS Season 1; TOS Season 1 Write Ups; TOS Season 2; TOS Season 2 Write Ups;
Rogue Planet, an episode of Star Trek: Enterprise on Philo. The crew explores an uncharted planet.
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The gravity of a free-floating "rogue" planet may deflect and focus light from a distant star when passing closely in front of it. Owing to the distorted image, the star temporarily seems much ...
Dermot Mulroney has performed as a cellist in nine movies, including 'Rogue One: A Star Wars Story' and 'Star Trek Beyond' Bill Inoshita/CBS/Universal Television/NBCU Photo Bank/NBCUniversal via ...
Star Trek: Discovery just introduced the most advanced tricorder ever seen in the Star Trek franchise. Tricorders have been a staple of Star Trek landing parties and away teams since Star Trek: The Original Series, but their look and functions have been updated over time.TOS was obviously limited by the technology of the 1960s, while modern Trek shows like Star Trek: Strange New Worlds are ...