Kaminar

Kaminar is a planet that features in Star Trek.

History

Kaminar

In the first century of the 1st millennium BC, Kaminar was sparsely populated world that was divided into three groups: the Ba'ul, the pre-vahar'ai Kelpiens, and the post-vahar'ai Kelpiens. The post-vahar'ai Kelpiens were the main predatory species on the planet who preyed upon the Ba'ul. Within 80 years, the pre-vahar'ai Kelpiens had either evolved into being post-vahar'ai Kelpiens or had died out. Starting in the first century AD, the Ba'ul were being driven to near extinction by the post-vahar'ai Kelpiens. Then, there was a shift, wherein the Ba'ul population rebounded, with the post-vahar'ai Kelpiens dying out. At some point, there was a resurrection of the pre-vahar'ai Kelpiens with the reborn species having the potential of becoming post-vahar'ai Kelpiens. Their numbers started to increase yet they were always smaller in number than the Ba'ul. These events were recorded by the alien lifeform known as the Sphere. (DIS: The Sound of Thunder)

At some point, it was noted that Kaminar came to join the United Federation of Planets and became a member world. (DIS: Die Trying)

Overview

The world had nitrogen/oxygen atmosphere, with a mean surface temperature of 24 °C, and a volume equivalent to 1.1454 Earths. (DIS: The Sound of Thunder)

Animals and plant life on Kaminar included:

• Fredalia :
• Kaminar sea frog :
• Swampkelp :
• Valebeast :

Unlike Earth, which had a food chain, the species map of this planet was binary, where a lifeform was either predator or prey. (DIS: The Vulcan Hello) Lifeforms on the planet included flying animals with animal sounds being heard constantly. The Kelpiens harvested a kelp-like aquatic plant, as well as flowers, including fredalias. (ST: The Brightest Star) A type of Kaminar succulent grew in an equatorial desert on the planet. (DIS: ...But to Connect)

The planet came to be home to two different sentient races that included:

• Kelpians :
• Ba'ul :

Inhabitants

• Saru :
• Sirana :

Notes

• Kaminar featured in the setting of the Star Trek universe where it first appeared in the setting of Star Trek: Discovery.

Appearances

• Star Trek: Discovery:

External Links

• Memory Alpha Wiki Entry

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