Adigeon Prime was an inhabited planet in the Adigeon system and home to the Adigeons. Adigeon Prime was an Earth-like planet in most respects, but with significantly lower gravity.

Adigeon Prime's legal system afforded a great deal of privacy guarantees to those who lived and did business there. As such, this made it very difficult for outside law enforcers to gather evidence of criminal activities on the planet.

History[]

In 2155, after Charles "Trip" Tucker had faked his death aboard the starship Enterprise, he was transported to Adigeon Prime, where he underwent cosmetic and genetic surgery to appear as a Romulan. (ENT novel: The Good That Men Do)

In 2348, Richard and Amsha Bashir brought their son Julian to Adigeon Prime to undergo illegal genetic enhancement. Bashir experienced flashbacks to his time on Adigeon Prime in 2376 during his contact with an artifact in the Gamma Quadrant. (DS9 episode: "Doctor Bashir, I Presume"; DS9 - Mission: Gamma novel: Cathedral)

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External link[]

• Adigeon Prime article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.

Connections[]

planets visited by the Enterprise (NX-01)

Earth • Rigel X • Qo'noS • Archer IV • Fazi • Terra Nova • P'Jem • Beta Aurigae VII • Akaali Prime • Valakis • Coridan III • Tesnia • Dakala • Tandaran moon • Mazar • Toroth • Risa • Eris Alpha IIIa • Paraagan II • Tessik Prime • Unroth III • Kreetassa • Kolya • Yeq • Pernaia Prime • Matalas Prime • Etheenia • Oan • Dekendi III • Weytahn • Keto-Enol • Narendra III • Xantoras • Denari • Jupiter • Tulaw • Xindus • Kaletoo • Loque'eque • Norellus • Xanthan • Tarquin's planet • Gralik's planet • Skagaran colony • Triannon • Azati Prime • New Xindus • Verex III • Trialas IV • Qu'Vat colony • Vulcan • Tellar • Andor • Berengaria VII • Mars • Adigeon Prime • Altair VI • Draylax • Tarod IX • Deneva • Threllvia IV • Cygnet XIV • Neptune • Vissia Prime • Galorndon Core • Prantares • Vorkado V • Cheron • Maltos IV