Miri's homeworld
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- For similarly named articles, see Miri (disambiguation).
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| Miri's homeworld | |
 Miri's homeworld in 2266 | |
| Alternate name: | 70 Ophiucus IV, Juram V, Miri, FGC-347601 III |
| Classification: | Class M |
| Affiliation: | United Federation of Planets |
| Location: | 70 Ophiucus star system, Beta Quadrant |
| Dominant Species: | Onlies, a form of Humans |
| Population: | 13.1 million (2376) |
| Capital: | New York |
Miri's homeworld, so named after Miri, a native of the planet, was a Class M planet located in the 70 Ophiucus star system of the Beta Quadrant. It is a parallel universe version of Earth, which had briefly found itself in the main timeline due to temporal instability. (DTI novel: Forgotten History)
In the 1950s, the world's scientists attempted to prolong the race's life; however, their experiments killed the entire adult population. The growth and development of the planet's children (who, in the aftermath of this tragedy, began to call themselves "Onlies") was slowed to the rate of one month per century, but the older survivors would age rapidly and die upon reaching puberty.
The planet was visited in 2266 by the USS Enterprise, where the landing party members were struck by the same affliction. Dr. Leonard McCoy was successful in finding a way to counteract the rapid aging. (TOS episode: "Miri")
In 2293, McCoy discovered a similar ailment on Mestiko as he had on the Onlies' planet. (TOS eBook: Mere Anarchy: Its Hour Come Round)
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BackgroundEdit
Various sources have given different names and planetary numbers for the planet.
- The novelization of the episode by James Blish states that the planet is the fourth planet of the 70 Ophiucus system. This story also ignores the stated idea that the planet is a parallel Earth, and states that it was an old Earth colony which was established in the early 2100s and forgotten about.
- The TOS novel The Cry of the Onlies gives the planetary designation of Juram V and supports the parallel Earth theory.
- The reference book Star Charts gives the planet the designation of Miri and gives a designation of FGC-347601 III, making it the third planet of the system.
- It wasn't until Forgotten History that we learned Miri's homeworld is actually Earth of a parallel timeline.
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External linkEdit
- Miri's homeworld article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.
