| Name |
Description |
| Exo III [1] |
Dead planet where Dr. Korby discovered sophisticated androids [1] |
| Excalbia [2] |
Inhospitable volcanic planet where the Excalbians investigated good and evil [2] |
| Evadne IV [3] |
Destination of Enterprise-D after it encountered an unstable wormhole [3] |
| Errikang VII [4] |
Q almost got Vash killed here [4] |
| Erilon [5] |
A planet located within the Taurus Reach. Erilon was Class M in the distant past, but about 27000 years ago the climate shifted radically, changing the planet to a Class P. This left it largely glaciated and devoid of life. [6] However, some microbes were left frozen in the ice. Investigation of these showed that they bore the Taurus meta-gene. A large alien artefact was also located on the planet by the crew of the USS Endeavour. [5] |
| Erabus Prime [4] |
Planet where Q saved Vash when she was stung by an insect [4] |
| Epsilon Nel III [7] |
A populated world, one of at least two in the Nel system where the Ullians led personal memory retrieving teams to add to their library of history. [7] |
| Epsilon IV [8] |
Captain Ransom once ran into a Klingon Bird of Prey at this planet. He played cat and mouse with the ship in a nebula for three days before they gave up. [8] |
| Epsilon Hydra VII [4] |
Vash was banned from the Royal Museum here [4] |
| Epsilon Canaris III [9] |
On the verge of war - negotiations assigned to Commissioned Hedford [9] |
| Entelior IV [10] |
The site of a Federation colony. In 2381 Entelior IV was one of the Alpha Quadrant planets targeted in the Borg attack. The colony was destroyed. [10] |
| Ennan VI [11] |
Pulaski obtained a bottle of ale here [11] |
| Enara Prime [12] |
Home world of the Anarans [12] |
| Enara [12] |
Delta Quadrant planet [12] |
| Eminiar VII [13] |
An inhabited planet located in the NGC 321 star cluster. Eminiar colonised the third planet in their system, Vendikar, some time prior to the mid 18th century. Vendikar eventually turned against Eminiar and a war broke out between the two in 1767. The primary means of fighting was the use of long range transporters to materialise fusion bombs over cities; the destruction was so great that both civilisations were threatened with total destruction. As a result, the two societies entered into an agreement to conduct the war via computers; attacks would be carried out mathematically and casualties registered. Those designated as casualties would them report to disintegration machines for disposal. This allowed the war to continue on an permanently sustainable basis. [13] Eminiar was in an important strategic location with regards to the Federation, and in 2217 the USS Valiant was sent to make contact with the planet. Unfortunately an attack was calculated to have destroyed the ship in orbit, and the Eminians were able to overpower and eliminate the crew in response. The Eminians resisted all further outside contact as strongly as possible, but in 2267 the USS Enterprise was sent to force the issue by making contact over and above their wishes. Again an attack registered the ship as a casualty, but Captain Kirk was able to resist all efforts at immolating him and force a breakdown in the system governing the war. Federation Ambassador Fox offered his assistance in negotiating an end to the conflict. [13] |
| Emila II [14] |
Enterprise D visited here after Tanuga IV [14] |
| Elba II [15] |
Penal colony for the Federations criminally insane [15] |
| Elas [16] |
The inner planet of the Tellun star system, Elas was home to the Elasian civilisation. [16]
In 2381 Elas was one of the Alpha Quadrant planets targeted in the Borg attack. [10] |
| Elanu IV [17] |
A planet where Ben Sisko once engaged in a wild goose chase with Curzon Dax. [17] |
| El-Adrel IV [18] |
Class M planet where the Tamarians met the Enterprise-D. The planet was the home of a dangerous creature which was only partially visible. [18] |
| Ekos [19] |
Planet turned into a copy of the Nazi state by Federation sociologist John Gill [19] |
| Eden [20] |
A planet long thought mythical, which legend described to be a perfect paradise. Dr. Sevrin became convinced that the planet Eden was real and in 2269 he attempted to reach it by stealing the Federation space cruiser, Aurora, but he and his party were captured by the USS Enterprise. However, he was able to hijack the Starship and make his way to Eden, which lay within Romulan space. Sevrin was a carrier of synthococcus novae, and believed that living on Eden would cure him of the disease completely. However on arrival the planet was found to be lethally poisonous - every single plant was suffused with acid so strong that merely touching it for a few moments produced serious chemical burns. Dr. Sevrin and one of his followers, Adam, were killed attempting to eat fruit on the planet. The others were rescued. [20] |
| Earth [21] |
Mostly Harmless [21] |
