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Before Psi 2000's sun, an unstable [[G-Type star|yellow subdwarf]],<ref name="Maps"/> "went dark," it was very similar to [[Earth]],<ref name="TOS06"/> though slightly larger, with a diameter of 10,000 [[miles]]. Psi 2000 was given the catalog designation of ULAPG42821DB, which earned it the nickname of "La Pig" from the crew of the [[U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 (FASA)|U.S.S. ''Enterprise'' NCC-1701]]<ref name="TOS06Blish"/> when the ship was sent to retrieve a scientific team from the surface of Psi 2000 and to observe the planet's collapse on [[Stardate]] [[2207 (FASA)#SD1704|1704.2]]. The gravitational forces from the phenomenon, however, caused [[water (FASA)|water]] to become a complex molecule, resulting in [[polywater intoxication (FASA)|polywater intoxication]].<ref name="TOS06"/> The entire six-person<ref name="TOS06Blish"/> scientific team on the surface died, and the polywater intoxication nearly claimed the ''Enterprise'' as well.<ref name="TOS06"/> The last remaining planet in the system, Psi 2000 was reduced to an [[asteroid belt]], and planetary debris began to travel through the system on uncharted trajectories. A danger classification of D-421 was issued for the system, and spacecraft were urged to exercise caution when traveling through it.<ref name="Maps"/>
 
Before Psi 2000's sun, an unstable [[G-Type star|yellow subdwarf]],<ref name="Maps"/> "went dark," it was very similar to [[Earth]],<ref name="TOS06"/> though slightly larger, with a diameter of 10,000 [[miles]]. Psi 2000 was given the catalog designation of ULAPG42821DB, which earned it the nickname of "La Pig" from the crew of the [[U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 (FASA)|U.S.S. ''Enterprise'' NCC-1701]]<ref name="TOS06Blish"/> when the ship was sent to retrieve a scientific team from the surface of Psi 2000 and to observe the planet's collapse on [[Stardate]] [[2207 (FASA)#SD1704|1704.2]]. The gravitational forces from the phenomenon, however, caused [[water (FASA)|water]] to become a complex molecule, resulting in [[polywater intoxication (FASA)|polywater intoxication]].<ref name="TOS06"/> The entire six-person<ref name="TOS06Blish"/> scientific team on the surface died, and the polywater intoxication nearly claimed the ''Enterprise'' as well.<ref name="TOS06"/> The last remaining planet in the system, Psi 2000 was reduced to an [[asteroid belt]], and planetary debris began to travel through the system on uncharted trajectories. A danger classification of D-421 was issued for the system, and spacecraft were urged to exercise caution when traveling through it.<ref name="Maps"/>
 
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Myriad Universes: Psi 2000
Psi 2000
Psi 2000 (TOS 06)

Psi 2000 (TOS 06)
Coordinates 51.9, -15.1, -34.3[1]
Class M
First Appearance TOS 06 (29 Sep 1966)
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Before Psi 2000's sun, an unstable yellow subdwarf,[1] "went dark," it was very similar to Earth,[2] though slightly larger, with a diameter of 10,000 miles. Psi 2000 was given the catalog designation of ULAPG42821DB, which earned it the nickname of "La Pig" from the crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701[3] when the ship was sent to retrieve a scientific team from the surface of Psi 2000 and to observe the planet's collapse on Stardate 1704.2. The gravitational forces from the phenomenon, however, caused water to become a complex molecule, resulting in polywater intoxication.[2] The entire six-person[3] scientific team on the surface died, and the polywater intoxication nearly claimed the Enterprise as well.[2] The last remaining planet in the system, Psi 2000 was reduced to an asteroid belt, and planetary debris began to travel through the system on uncharted trajectories. A danger classification of D-421 was issued for the system, and spacecraft were urged to exercise caution when traveling through it.[1]

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Notes and References

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 Maynard, Jeff (Author). Star Trek Maps. Star Trek. Book. Bantam Books. August 1980.
  2. 2.0 2.1 2.2 Roddenberry, Gene (Executive Producer). "The Man Trap". Star Trek, season 1, episode 1 (Production number 06). Directed by Marc Daniels. Written by George Clayton Johnson. Desilu Productions. 8 September 1966.
  3. 3.0 3.1 Blish, James (Author). "The Unreal McCoy," Star Trek 1. Star Trek. Novelization . Adapted from "The Man Trap," written by George Clayton Johnson. Ballantine Books. January 1967.