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Created page with "right|200px|thumb|Originally Constructed: [[2153<br>Star System: Vega<br>Operator: United Earth Ministry of Science <br>Capacity: medical research laboratory<br>Compliment: 23<ref name=STSRS_SpaceInstallation/>]] '''Cold Station 12''' was a top-secret research facility constructed to house the deadliest viruses and diseases known to science, the purpose being experimentation on deadly pathogens in a controlled environment. The statio..."
 
 
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==Timeline==
==Timeline==
* [[2153]]: Cold Station 12 opens as a medical research laboratory operated by the [[United Earth Ministry of Science]].
* [[2153]]: Cold Station 12 opens as a medical research laboratory operated by the [[United Earth Ministry of Science]].<ref name=SFC>SFC</ref>


* [[2154]]: Cold Station 12 personnel are held hostage and tortured by a troupe of [[Human]] augments.<ref name=ENT_CS12>[https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Cold_Station_12_(episode) Memory Alpha: "Cold Station 12 (episode)"]</ref>
* [[2154]]: Cold Station 12 personnel are held hostage and tortured by a troupe of [[Human]] augments.<ref name=ENT_CS12>[https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Cold_Station_12_(episode) Memory Alpha: "Cold Station 12 (episode)"]</ref>


==References==
==References==

Latest revision as of 01:23, 11 July 2026

Originally Constructed: 2153
Star System: Vega
Operator: United Earth Ministry of Science
Capacity: medical research laboratory
Compliment: 23[1]

Cold Station 12 was a top-secret research facility constructed to house the deadliest viruses and diseases known to science, the purpose being experimentation on deadly pathogens in a controlled environment. The station also served a secondary purpose, considered "Above Top Secret" to house Human augment embryos retained from the Eugenics Wars of the 1990s.[1][2]

Timeline

  • 2154: Cold Station 12 personnel are held hostage and tortured by a troupe of Human augments.[3]

References