Deep Space 7

Deep Space Station Seven or "Deep Space 7" is a Federation Starbase operating along the Romulan Neutral Zone.

History

It was built in the late 2360s from the salvaged remains of Deep Space 6, which was destroyed during construction by a freak accident in 2363. Its communications, sensor, and defensive systems all feature state-of-the-art technology. Starfleet Intelligence maintains a significant presence on board. (Last Unicorn RPG module: Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Core Game Book)

In 2357, Admiral Owen Paris led the USS Icarus on the Arias expedition. They were headed for the galactic rim, 600 light years beyond Deep Space 7. (VOY novel: Mosaic)

NOTE: The existence of Deep Space 7 in 2357 contradicts its construction information given in the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Core Game Book (Mosaic was published three years earlier)

The Risa Express was scheduled to stop at the station enroute to its ultimate desgination of the planet Risa. (DS9 - The Maquis: Soldier of Peace - Issue 1 comic: "Vacation's Over")

In 2375, Commander Chakotay pretended to have caught a transport vessel, after serving three years aboard the USS Intrepid while it patrolled the Neutral Zone, at Deep Space 7 for a return trip to Earth in the Species 8472 recreation of Starfleet Academy. (VOY episode: "In the Flesh")

In late 2379, the USS Seyetik docked at DS7 to take aboard Doctor Shenti Yisec Eres Ree and transport him to the Utopia Planitia Fleet Yards so that he could assume the role of chief medical officer aboard the USS Titan. (TTN novel: Taking Wing)

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Deep Space Stations	Kelvin timeline	K-5 • K-7 • K-4 • K-11

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Deep Space 7 article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.

Deep Space 7

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