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'''Alpha Six quadrant''' is a [[w:binary star|binary star]] system outside the [[Cyrannus (TOS)|Cyrannus]] galaxy where [[Proteus]] is located.
'''Alpha Six quadrant''' is a [[w:binary star|binary star]] system outside the [[Cyrannus (TOS)|Cyrannus]] galaxy where [[Proteus]] is located.


According to scans from ''[[Galactica (TOS)|Galactica]]'', the star system has a concentration of asteroids.  
According to scans from ''{{TOS|Galactica}}'', the star system has a concentration of asteroids.  


After encountering [[Robber]] on an asteroid, {{TOS|Starbuck}} is told that the asteroid belt is a good place for pirates to hide and strike from {{OS|The Long Patrol}}.
After encountering [[Robber]] on an asteroid, {{TOS|Starbuck}} is told that the asteroid belt is a good place for pirates to hide and strike from {{OS|The Long Patrol}}.
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== Notes ==
== Notes ==


* Given that ''[[Galactica (TOS)|Galactica]]'' did not have star charts of the area, it is likely that the name was assigned by either a computer or an officer.
* Given that ''{{TOS|Galactica}}'' did not have star charts of the area, it is likely that the name was assigned by either a computer or an officer.


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Revision as of 00:31, 8 September 2020

A scanner display of quadrant Alpha Six.

Alpha Six quadrant is a binary star system outside the Cyrannus galaxy where Proteus is located.

According to scans from Galactica, the star system has a concentration of asteroids.

After encountering Robber on an asteroid, Starbuck is told that the asteroid belt is a good place for pirates to hide and strike from (TOS: "The Long Patrol").

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Notes

  • Given that Galactica did not have star charts of the area, it is likely that the name was assigned by either a computer or an officer.