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Except for Sulu's throwaway line in Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country, meant to indicate that Excelsior! was almost too far away to help Kirk, being in the mysterious Beta Quadrant and all, nothing ever happened there and no races or species of note came from that region of space. 40 Eridani • Procyon • Beta Rigel • Cestus • FGC-24187 • Mu Leonis • Coridan III • Valakis • Epsilon Ceti • FGC-347601 • FGC-892 • Beta Orionis • Organia • Kling • Son'a Prime • Romulan system • Alpha Centauri • Bolarus • Nimbus • Gamma Hydra • Iconia • Tranome Sar • Romii • Narendra • H'atoria • Delta Pavonis • Calder • Alpha Centauri • Kaleb • Deneva • Pi-3 Orionis • Theta Eridani • Khitomer • Regulus • Xarantine • Tellun • Omega Fornacis • Bellatrix • 36 Ophiuchi • Zavajava • Rator • Aldebaran • 14 Eridani • Archanis • Ajilon • Omega Leonis • Ganalda • No'mat • Brestant • Gorath • Rura Penthe • Morska • Mempa • Beta Thoridor • Korvat • Ramatis • Gamma Hromi • 18 Puppis • Barolia • Donatu • 74 Orionis • Tarlac • Elora • Preenos • Kantare • Delta Geminorum • Alzirr • Ba'ku • Castor • Para The Beta Quadrant was the common designation during the late 23rd century for one-quarter of the Milky Way galaxy when viewed from a point of view perpendicular to the plane of the galaxy. It extended ninety degrees spin ward of an imaginary line from the center of the galaxy through Sector 001. The Beta Quadrant is a quadrant of the Milky Way galaxy and is controlled by the United Federation of Planets. (Star Trek) The Beta Quadrant was the common designation during the 24th century for one-quarter of the Milky Way Galaxy when viewed from a point of view perpendicular to the plane of the galaxy. It extended ninety degrees spinward of an imaginary line from the center of the galaxy through Sector 001 (which contains the Sol System.) The Carina Arm and Norma Arms of the galaxy are located in that quadrant, as is the star NGC 5139. The Yattho, a species known for the precognitive abilities, were native to the Beta Quadrant. The quadrants main powers include the Romulan and Klingon Empires. The Federations has maintained peace with the Klingons for nearly a hundred years, and has forged a stronger new alliance with them after the Dominion War. As for the Romulans, their government was weakned by an attempted coup by the Reman Shinzon. Later, the star Hobus went supernova, and destroyed the homeworld of Romulus. The former empire is now in ruins. The Beta Quadrant is one of the quadrants in the Milky Way Galaxy. The Beta Quadrant is home to the Klingon Empire, the Romulan Star Empire, the New Thallonian Protectorate, as well as part of the United Federation of Planets, and the Gorn Hegemony. The Beta Quadrant was the common designation for one-quarter of the Milky Way Galaxy. It was adjacent to the Alpha and Delta Quadrants. One-quarter of the galactic core was located in this quadrant. (Star Trek: Voyager, Season 7 production art [1]; Star Trek Into Darkness, display graphics) Part of the Klingon Empire, including Qo'noS, was located in the Beta Quadrant. (Star Trek Into Darkness, display graphic; DIS: "Context Is for Kings", display graphic) The Romulan Star Empire claimed territory in the Beta Quadrant in the 24th century. (Star Trek: Insurrection, display graphic)

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The quadrants main powers include the Romulan and Klingon Empires. The Federations has maintained peace with the Klingons for nearly a hundred years, and has forged a stronger new alliance with them after the Dominion War. As for the Romulans, their government was weakned by an attempted coup by the Reman Shinzon. Later, the star Hobus went supernova, and destroyed the homeworld of Romulus. The former empire is now in ruins. The Beta Quadrant is a quadrant of the Milky Way galaxy and is controlled by the United Federation of Planets. (Star Trek) The Beta Quadrant is one of the quadrants in the Milky Way Galaxy. The Beta Quadrant is home to the Klingon Empire, the Romulan Star Empire, the New Thallonian Protectorate, as well as part of the United Federation of Planets, and the Gorn Hegemony. The Beta Quadrant was the common designation during the late 23rd century for one-quarter of the Milky Way galaxy when viewed from a point of view perpendicular to the plane of the galaxy. It extended ninety degrees spin ward of an imaginary line from the center of the galaxy through Sector 001. The Beta Quadrant was the common designation during the 24th century for one-quarter of the Milky Way Galaxy when viewed from a point of view perpendicular to the plane of the galaxy. It extended ninety degrees spinward of an imaginary line from the center of the galaxy through Sector 001 (which contains the Sol System.) The Carina Arm and Norma Arms of the galaxy are located in that quadrant, as is the star NGC 5139. The Typhon Expanse, Deep Space 4 and Bolarus IX were all located in the Beta Quadrant, as were Myhr'an, Wthaure and Thrieshok-nar space. (Star Trek: Star Charts; Star Trek: The Cantabrian Expeditions) The majority portions of the Klingon Empire and the Romulan Star Empire were located in the Beta Quadrant. The Federation also claimed territory in that Quadrant in the 23rd and 24th centuries, although it was more frequently identified during that time as an Alpha Quadrant power. The Yattho, a species known for the precognitive abilities, were native to the Beta Quadrant. The Federation knew little of those portions of the Beta Quadrant not already claimed by known powers well into the 24th Century. Between 2250 and 2258, the USS Antares explored the near reaches of the Beta Quadrant, approximate to Federation space. (Ship Recognition Manual, Volume 4: Starships of the Original Series Era) In 2293 the starship USS Excelsior, commanded by Captain Sulu, completed a three year exploratory voyage in the Beta Quadrant which included cataloguing gaseous anomalies. Seventy years later Captain Lisa Cusak and the crew of the USS Olympia began a seven year exploration voyage in the Beta Quadrant. A Borg ship, commandeered by liberated drones and Axum, was located in a remote sector of the Beta Quadrant. In 2372, the crew of the USS Cantabrian assumed the rise in Myhr'an violence was due to a "sponsor" race trying to destabilize the Beta Quadrant. (Star Trek: The Cantabrian Expeditions: "Catalyst, Part One") Except for Sulu's throwaway line in Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country, meant to indicate that Excelsior! was almost too far away to help Kirk, being in the mysterious Beta Quadrant and all, nothing ever happened there and no races or species of note came from that region of space. 40 Eridani • Procyon • Beta Rigel • Cestus • FGC-24187 • Mu Leonis • Coridan III • Valakis • Epsilon Ceti • FGC-347601 • FGC-892 • Beta Orionis • Organia • Kling • Son'a Prime • Romulan system • Alpha Centauri • Bolarus • Nimbus • Gamma Hydra • Iconia • Tranome Sar • Romii • Narendra • H'atoria • Delta Pavonis • Calder • Alpha Centauri • Kaleb • Deneva • Pi-3 Orionis • Theta Eridani • Khitomer • Regulus • Xarantine • Tellun • Omega Fornacis • Bellatrix • 36 Ophiuchi • Zavajava • Rator • Aldebaran • 14 Eridani • Archanis • Ajilon • Omega Leonis • Ganalda • No'mat • Brestant • Gorath • Rura Penthe • Morska • Mempa • Beta Thoridor • Korvat • Ramatis • Gamma Hromi • 18 Puppis • Barolia • Donatu • 74 Orionis • Tarlac • Elora • Preenos • Kantare • Delta Geminorum • Alzirr • Ba'ku • Castor • Paraaga • Mazar • Celes • Rho Puppis • Iota Eridani • Jouret • Alpha Onias • Cheron • Ba'ku • Kevratas See also: The Beta Quadrant was the common designation for one-quarter of the Milky Way Galaxy. It was adjacent to the Alpha and Delta Quadrants. One-quarter of the galactic core was located in this quadrant. (Star Trek: Voyager, Season 7 production art [1]; Star Trek Into Darkness, display graphics) Part of the Klingon Empire, including Qo'noS, was located in the Beta Quadrant. (Star Trek Into Darkness, display graphic; DIS: "Context Is for Kings", display graphic) The Romulan Star Empire claimed territory in the Beta Quadrant in the 24th century. (Star Trek: Insurrection, display graphic) The location of Qo'noS was established in the targeted comm burst viewscreen graphic from Star Trek Into Darkness. [2] The information of the locations of the empires comes from an illegible display graphic seen on a PADD in Star Trek: Insurrection. The PADD was sold on It's A Wrap! sale and auction. [3] The Yattho, a species known for their precognitive abilities, were native to the Beta Quadrant. (VOY: "Before and After")

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