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Lloyd Zeta was a star, a hypergiant located in the space of the galaxy's Alpha or Beta Quadrants.

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It was the largest stellar object that Starfleet had ever detected. Its orbit was the location of a planetary system which included Lloyd Zeta-9.

In the year 2268, Starfleet and the Vulcan Science Academy discovered that in two years Lloyd Zeta would go supernova, unleashing a shockwave of gamma radiation that would effectively sterilize any world within ten thousand light-years. To prevent this, the Starfleet Engineering Corps constructed the Einstein-Rosen Ouroboros, which would consume the excess energy and form an Einstein-Rosen bridge, while preventing the giant's collapse into a singularity.

In 2270, the Ouroboros was completed and the USS Enterprise assigned to oversee its operation. (TOS comic: "Year Five, Issue 1")


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Alpha and Beta Quadrant stars and star systems (L)
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Alpha Quadrant stars and systems (L) LahraLambda BoötisLambda Coronae BorealisLambda SerpentisLangusLapolisLappaLateriLatis CyrtivaLiuenLukariLyraLyshanLytasia Alpha Quadrant icon image.
Beta Quadrant stars and systems (L) LackeyLactraLalande 25372Lambda CraterisLambda GeminorumLambda LeonisLaurentianLeughonLlaiirLuyten's Star Beta Quadrant icon image.

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