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• Idea- Access point to get to their universe - where? That gives you a Quadrant, system and a sector. Then under Intelligence files you could list that area of space as off limits, quarrentined.
• Idea- the animated crew managed to get to their homeworld, they would have taken scans. These are the records that you can invent. size, star, water, atmosphere, etc. Remember that just because it is never listed in the show, that does not mean they would not automatically have scaned the world and recorded the data in the ships computers. After all thats what Starfleet does, explore new worlds.
• the section you have under government seems to me to belong under technology.
• physiology is medical data, description is what they look like

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Four Letter Code	MGAN
Federation Status	Unknown
Planet of Origin	Megas-Tu
Encountered	TAS: "The Magicks of Megas-Tu"
T/E Rating	T0/E0
Current Tech Level	Unknown
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A planet that was encounted by Captain Kirk on Stardate 1254.4. The Planet of Megas-Tu accused Kirk and his crew of bringing evil to their planet. He finally proved his innocence by showing that the evil one was Lucien. The one who brought them to the planet.

Name

• Proper Name: Megan
• Pronunciation: Meg'an

Home System

• Quadrant: another Universe
• Location: unknown)
• Proper Name: Unknown
• Pronunciation: Unknown
• Star: Unknown
• Distance from Star: Unknown
• Companions: Unknown

Home World

• Proper Name: Megas-Tu
• Pronunciation: Meg'as-Too
• Diameter: 10,277 km (6,423 miles)
• Gravity: 0.90 standard gravity with a density of 6.1
• Axial Tilt: 19% with minor to earthlike seasons
• Orbital Period: Unknown = I need to know how far it is from the star in order to comput the number of days.
• Rotational Period: 20 hours
• Classification: M
  • Surface Water:
  • Atmosphere:
  • Climate: Earthlike
  • Population: Unknown

History

While investigating the theory of creation, the Enterprise is caught inside an energy/matter tornado. After emerging from the storm, the crew encounter a world where magic works and science doesn't.

For years scientists have theorized that if our galaxy was created from a great explosion then the center of the galaxy might still be creating new matter. The Enterprise is now on a science mission to investigate. It's an awesome thought that we may actually witness matter being created."

The Enterprise was sent on a scientific mission to find the creation point, an area in the galactic core where matter was being created. Upon arrival, the starship is caught in what Spock described as a matter-energy whirlwind and thrown into an alternate universe. All of the ship's computers and systems begin to fail, and the crew begins to lose consciousness due to the lack of oxygen.

Suddenly, a red-skinned humanoid with small horns on his head appeared on the bridge. He repaired the systems and welcomed the crew as if they were old friends but preached caution. He took them to his planet, Megas-Tu, where he explained that Megas-Tu was not governed by the same laws as their own universe and that magic thrived here. He then sent them back to the Enterprise, seeming afraid that someone might discover them.

Government

Lucien explained that Megas-Tu was not governed by the same laws as their own universe and that magic thrived among Megans. He then sent them back to the Enterprise, seeming afraid that someone might discover them.

Physiology

Megans are red-skinned humanoids with small horns on their heads. They appear magically as if from nowhere.

Religion

The Megans were an ageless species from the planet Megas-Tu that specialized in the ethics of magic and wizardry. During the 13th century, the Megans traveled to Earth where they assisted Humans with the art of magic, and were eventually responsible for the ancient legends of witches and warlocks.

Federation Intelligence Files

For more data see Federation Intelligence File # TAS-1254-4821

Notes

THIS PROFILE IS CURRENTLY BEING RE-WRITTEN BY THE SDC; Species Development Committee

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