User talk:Snorelax

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Signia Colony
I added Signia Colony to the list of colonies (sp?) that do not have an article written about it. I have not seen enough Star Trek episodes to be sure that there is more than one reference to Signia Colny, but the information I have on it is this:

Signia Minor is a colony which was in a state of famine in the year 2266. On nearby Planet Q, doctor Thomas Lighton claimed that he had found a cure, but that claim was false. (TOS: The Conscience of the King)

I don't know how to do links, so if someone can add them for me (or tell me in a few paragraphs how to do it) I would appreciate it.

Stupid
Cygnia is spelled with a "C".

Icarus IV
In Balance of Terror (TOS) Icarus IV is a comet whose tail the Romulan bird of prey passes through.

Signet XIV
In Tomorrow is Yesterday (TOS) Signet XIV is referenced as the (planet?, Starbase?) where the Enterprise put in, and had a computer overhaul which put in the computer which kept calling Captain Kirk "Dear." I haven't found any other reference to any similar sounding planet on the site yet. Signet XIV will be added to the website in one week if nobody objects.
 * Again, it's not Signet XIV but Cygnet XIV. --Jörg 13:13, 24 December 2006 (UTC)
 * I can't believe I didn't check on that mistake again.
 * But the computer had an "unfortunate," not "annoying," tendency to giggle. At least I can make that contribution.
 * -Change made

Lt. Commander Spock?
I just watched Court Martial (TOS) and while Spock was a witness he was identified as a Lieutenant Commander, even though up to that point I was pretty sure that he was a commander. The rank insignia on his wrists indicated that he was a commander, and, well, I guess that that's about it. If there have been other mentions of his rank, I don't know where they are. But I was pretty sure...

Also, I looked up Spock's history on this site to try to find an answer, and it looks to me like the entries for 2267 are out of order (assuming they are supposed to be chronological). I'm new to this, but is that an error, or am I missing something again?