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  • April 08
    ...tific mission "STS-56," aiming to study the relationship between the [[Sol|Sun's]] energy output and [[Earth]]'s middle atmosphere and how these factors a
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  • September 13
    ...[[probe]], a joint venture between [[NASA]] and [[ESA]], passes the [[Sol|Sun's]] south pole.
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  • Sun-Tzu Class
    #REDIRECT [[Sun-Tzu Class Destroyer]]
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  • Sun-Tzu Class Destroyers
    #REDIRECT [[Sun-Tzu Class Destroyer]]
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  • August 30
    ...ed with the [[Sol|Sun]], becoming the first recorded comet to collide with Sun, and the first discovered by a [[spacecraft]]. <br>
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  • Gamma radiation
    ...s://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Timicin Timicin] tried to re-vitalize the sun [https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Beta_Praxillus Praxillus], one of the ...rom one dimension into another. This was an indicator of an anomaly in the sun's nuclear fusion cycle.
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  • December 22
    ...Earth's Sun]]. During his career, he also proved the gaseous nature of the sun's corona, and by a comparison of observations, he concluded that magnetic c
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  • Alpha Centauri
    Alpha Centauri A and B are Sun-like stars (Class G and K), and together they form the binary star Alpha Ce ...the Sun, while Alpha Centauri B is smaller and cooler, at 0.907 times the Sun's mass. The pair orbit around a common center with an orbital period of 79.
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  • October 13
    ...of_the_Sun|Miracle of the Sun]]" occurs, with reports of [[Earth]]'s [[Sol|sun]] appearing to dance or zig-zag in the sky, careen towards the Earth, or em
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  • Destroyer
    [[Image:Ddviews.jpg|thumb|200px|right|A Federation Sun-Tzu class Destroyer.]] *[[Sun-Tzu Class Destroyers]]
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  • Mercury (planet)
    ...]]. <br>This is due to the small, rocky body's close location to the [[Sol|Sun]], which precludes any semblance of a lifeform-supporting planetary atmosph ...times for every two revolutions it makes around the Sun. As seen from the Sun, in a frame of reference that rotates with the orbital motion, it appears t
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  • Sun-Tzu Class Destroyer
    The '''Sun-Tzu-class Destroyer''' is a [[Star Fleet]] [[starship]] class, of [[destroy | ship name = Sun-Tzu Class Destroyer
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  • Kaelon II
    The Kaelon system's sun was discovered to be gradually expanding, and its evolution into a [[red gi ...lon|Kaelon]] people directed virtually all their efforts to revitalize the sun, refusing to evacuate.
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  • 1962
    ...rplanetary dust, and detects high-energy charged particles coming from the Sun, as well as cosmic rays from outside the [[Sol System|Solar System]]. <br>
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  • Sol
    '''Sol''' (aka '''The Sun''' or '''Helios''') is the common name for the [[star]] that formed the [[S ...uilty by an inquisition because of his teachings that Earth surrounded the sun.
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  • Venus
    ...II''') is the second [[planet]] in the [[Sol system]]. It orbits the [[Sol|Sun]] every 224.7 [[Earth]] days, at a distance of 0.72 [[Astronomical unit|AUs ...s so in the opposite direction to all but [[Uranus]]. (This means that the Sun rises from its western horizon and sets in its east.)
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  • August 12
    ...rth]], similar to the way the [[Luna|Moon]] reflects light while the [[Sol|Sun]] is below the horizon. <br> [[1978]] – [[NASA]]'s "''International [[Sol|Sun]]-[[Earth]] Explorer''" is launched. It was the first artificial object pla
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  • March 10
    [[1982]] - Syzygy: all 9 planets align on the same side of [[Sol|the Sun]]. <br>
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  • 2062
    * Light from [[Sol]] ([[Earth]]'s sun), emitted in this year, will be visible on [[Risa]] ninety years later in [
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  • Sun-Tzu Class Destroyer Specifications
    |height=24 Meters (8 Decks) [[Sun-Tzu Class Destroyer Deck Plans|Deck Plans]] |standard=43 Officers, 174 Enlisted [[Sun-Tzu Class Destroyer Crew Breakdown|Crew Breakdown]]
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  • 1959
    ...llite to orbit the [[star|sun]]) probe reaches its farthest point from the sun.
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  • August 16
    [[1989]] - A solar flare from the [[Sol|Sun]] creates a [[geomagnetic]] storm that affects micro chips, leading to a ha
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  • July 17
    ...ury|1850]] – [[Vega]] becomes the first [[star]] (other than [[Sol|our own Sun]]) to be photographed. <br>
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  • November 10
    ...ed [[Proxima Centauri]], the closest [[star]] to [[Earth]] after [[Sol|its sun]]. <br>
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  • Monac Ship Yards
    ...ipyards by triggering a solar plasma ejection (solar flare) from the Monac sun.
    516 bytes (72 words) - 21:49, 21 November 2021
  • Uranus
    Uranus orbits its sun once every 84 years, and its average distance from the Sun is roughly 20 [[AU]] (3 billion km; 2 billion mi). The rotational period of
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  • January 25
    ...th]] days to spin once, but only 225 [[Earth]] days to go around [[Sol|the sun]].
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  • Atavachron
    ...epare its inhabitants to travel back through a time portal to escape their sun's supernova. The atavachron altered a time traveler's cellular structure, m
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  • June 22
    ...n Rome forces Galileo Galilei to recant his scientific view that the [[Sol|Sun]], not the [[Earth]], is the center of the Universe. <br>
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  • Supernova
    ...la]]. A supernova of a star more than about 10 times the size of [[Sol|our sun]] sometimes leaves one of the densest objects in the universe: [[black hole ...hite dwarf." <br>A white dwarf is what's left after a star the size of our sun has run out of fuel. If one white dwarf collides with another, or pulls too
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  • June 27
    ...terface Region Imaging Spectrograph'' space [[probe]] to observe the [[Sol|Sun]]. <br>
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  • 1960
    ...eturns the first real-time X-ray and ultraviolet observations of the [[Sol|Sun]].
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  • November 02
    ...|Astronomer]] Harlow Shapley is born, best known for discovering [[Sol|the Sun]]'s true position in [[Milky Way Galaxy|the galaxy]]. <br>
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  • October 06
    ...iscovered by [[Human]]s to be the first major star, apart from [[Sol|their Sun]], to have a planet (and extrasolar planet) orbiting around it. The [[plane
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  • September 15
    ...iation bombardment from outer space, and from sources other than [[Sol|the sun]]. <br>
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  • January 02
    ...acecraft to reach the vicinity of the [[Luna|Moon]] and to orbit the [[Sol|Sun]], is launched by the USSR. <br>
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  • Planetoid
    A minor [[planet]] is an astronomical object in direct orbit around the Sun (or more broadly, any [[star]] with a planetary system) that is neither a p
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  • Su'rell
    |AssignmentText=[[Imperial Romulan Base 15]], IRW ''Sun Talon'' ...Romulan Warbird Sun Talon, on course to a Romulan Outpost. The crew of the Sun Talon, especially its Commander, Da'tonn, have a strong hatred for Su'rell,
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  • Sikaris
    The solar system in which this planet resided had a single sun, which this planet was 160 million kilometers from.
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  • Ships of Legend
    |{{USS|Sheridan|DD-4086}} || ''Sun Tzu-class'' || Scrapped |{{USS|Yorimoto|DD-4019}} || ''Sun Tzu-class'' || Scrapped
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  • Ceti Alpha system
    The system's [[Star|sun]], '''Ceti Alpha''', was orbited by at least six planets until [[2267]].
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  • Eisn
    Eisn is the home sun of ch'Rihan ([[Romulus]]) and ch'Havran ([[Remus]]) and was is the principa
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  • Star
    : '''''Sun''' redirects here. For information on [[Earth]]'s sun, see [[Sol]].'' A '''star''' (or "'''sun'''") is a massive [[energy]]-producing sphere of [[plasma]] and gas located
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  • Rogue planet
    The lack of a [[star|sun]] causes rogue planets to exist in a state of perpetual night.
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  • 1915
    ...Centauri|Proxima Centauri]], the closest star to [[Earth]] after the [[Sol|Sun]].
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  • Protomatter
    ...[Julian Bashir]] used protomatter in an attempt to destroy the [[Bajoran]] sun.
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  • February 09
    [[1986]] - [[Halley's Comet]] reaches perihelion, its closest approach to the sun, during its second visit to the inner solar system in the [[20th century]].
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  • Asteroid
    ...orically, this term has been applied to any astronomical object orbiting a sun that did not resolve into a disc, and has not been observed to have charact
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  • 1995
    ...Pegasi" is discovered to be the first major star (apart from [[Sol|Earth's Sun]] to have a [[planet]] (and extrasolar planet) orbiting around it.
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  • Proxima Centauri
    A small, low mass [[star]], it is the nearest-known star to the [[Earth]]'s sun. ''Proxima Colony'' is a [[Human]] settlement located near [[Earth]], in th
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