Sorry for the misunderstanding. Thanks for the information.

There was a Enterprise J? Do not recall that one.

All I asked was that if the most well known stars in Earth's skies were ever explored in the Star Trek Universe, and if so what was there. How is that being a troll? Is that not one of the purposes of this board, for casual, novice fans like myself to ask such questions?

About a year ago I started a thread asking for everyone's favorite ship classes. This time put up your least favorite/most hated ship designs. This one was alot harder to make then the other one. The Federation has come up with some pretty ugly designs over the years. Cardassian Galor Class. Constel...

I realize that many of the stars and systems around them in Star Trek are based on the ones known to Earth. But I was asking about specific, well known stars. To give a example, in a TNG episode, Worf went to a Klingon monastery on a planet in a star system that Kayless said he was going to in ancie...

Does anyone know if any of the Star Treks ever mentioned Earth's well known stars, like the North Star or those of Orion's Belt? Anything in those systems (according to the ST universe)?

I'm going to assume this has already been done. But since I am new here, I'll go ahead and list my top-five favorite ship classes.

1--Nebula Class
2--Akira Class
3--Vor'Cha Class
4--Excelsior Class
5--Intrepid Class

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