JANUS VI by MagikUnicorn
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Janus VI, The Devil in the Dark
Janus VI was an inhabited planet. This was the homeworld for the sentient Horta, a non-humanoid species. It was the sixth planet of the Janus planetary system. This system was located in the Alpha Quadrant. The planet was affiliated with the United Federation of Planets.
Janus VI was geologically inactive, and had no atmosphere. Though the planet was rich in mineral resources, reaching them was difficult with standard mining technology. Minerals present included gold, pergium, platinum, sirium, and uranium.
Over fifty years prior to 2267, the Janus VI colony was established on this planet. This colony was a major producer of pergium for the Federation.
The Federation was unaware of the Horta until that year, when a new level was opened up and the miners inadvertently began destroying Horta eggs, causing the mother Horta to retaliate by sabotaging equipment and killing fifty colonists by the time she was stopped three months later. Once it was realized that the Horta was a sentient creature, an agreement was created so the two sides could share the planet. "The Devil in the Dark")
In 2269, when attempting to understand the threat they faced on the Kalandan outpost, after Captain James T. Kirk asked if the rocks could have life, Lieutenant Hikaru Sulu thought it possible that the captain was thinking back to his time on Janus VI and his experience with the Horta.
Lieutenant Commander Leonard McCoy disagreed with the captain arguing that the Horta registered as a life form and the medical tricorder wasn't picking up life signs from the rocks. "That Which Survives")
The location of Janus VI in the Milky Way Galaxy was depicted on three separate occasions. The first time was in 2293 on a wall chart on board the USS Enterprise-A, (Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country, production art), the second time was in 2367 on a tactical situation monitor on board the USS Phoenix "The Wounded", and the third time was in 2371 in stellar cartography on board the USS Enterprise-D. (Star Trek Generations.
In an alternate 2366, Janus VI was marked on a tactical situation monitor showing the fleet deployments in the Federation-Klingon War.
Comments (39)
pjaj
Great work
mickeyrony
Et mon Dieu t'es rendu loin là mon Réal . Mais toujours une joie de contempler ton travail ((5++_))
Savage_dragon
Kewl sci fi! ")
Faemike55
Very cool work and story
0rest4wicked
Great work Magik!
greyone
Awesome sci-fi work!
DennisReed
Awesome Magik!
KnightWolverine
To Boldly Go........ Awesome Sci-Fi and one very good read Rea'l!
bebopdlx
Neat work MU.
magnus073
Magik, C'est une image merveilleuse. J'ai bien aimé l'histoire que vous avez fournis au sujet de Janus VI
Radar_rad-dude
An excellent scifi scene and a wonderful memory of one of the Star Trek episodes! Great stuff, Magik!
peedy
Excellent image and lighting, MU! Corrie
VEDES
SUPERB!!!!!!!!
RodS
Excellent work, Real! I remember that episode well.
bobrgallegos
Wonderful space scene of one of my favorite shows of all time!!
brycek
Awesome work Magik!!
renecyberdoc
fine storybit awesome work.
jayfar
A super piece of space exploration Magik.
erlandpil
Great work again erland
nitegrafix
Wonderful piece. great job on this!
adrie
Superb and very cool sci-fi space image my friend, amazing work love it.
flavia49
great scene
Richardphotos
I like this a lot
Glendaw
Fantastic Sci-fi scene. Awesome colors,details and story.
cricke49
excellent sci-fi render and story magik, love this episode, you oughta do more of these! or at least go write for gene roddenberry!:)*5
rayag
Excellent work !!
jendellas
Wow, what a superb sci-fi image!!
kbrog
Excellent work on this sci-fi image! :)
virginiese
Excellente scène spatiale
junge1
Cool render!