Vulcan
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Vulcan
Summary
Vulcan is a Star Trek planet[1]. Vulcan is known by 13 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]
Key Facts
- Vulcan was a member of United Federation of Planets[3].
- Vulcan is located in United Federation of Planets[4].
- Vulcan is in the country of United Federation of Planets[5].
- Vulcan's instance of is recorded as Star Trek planet[6].
- Vulcan's instance of is recorded as class M planet[7].
- Vulcan's instance of is recorded as fictional rocky planet[8].
- Vulcan's basic form of government is recorded as confederation[9].
- Vulcan is named after Vulcan[10].
- The location of Vulcan was Alpha Quadrant[11].
- Vulcan took place at Beta Quadrant[12].
- Vulcan is part of United Federation of Planets[13].
- Vulcan's parent astronomical body is recorded as 40 Eridani A[14].
- Vulcan's parent astronomical body is recorded as Q194394[15].
- Vulcan's occupant is recorded as Vulcan[16].
- Vulcan's catalog code is recorded as 39[17].
- Vulcan's filming location is recorded as Paramount Stage 32[18].
- Vulcan's filming location is recorded as Occidental College[19].
- Vulcan's filming location is recorded as Vasquez Rocks[20].
- Vulcan's from narrative universe is recorded as Star Trek universe[21].
- Vulcan has a population of {'amount': '+4900000000'}[22].
- Vulcan's described by source is recorded as Star Trek Concordance[23].
- Vulcan's described by source is recorded as Star Trek: Star Charts[24].
- Vulcan's described by source is recorded as The Worlds of the Federation[25].
- Vulcan's described by source is recorded as Federation Travel Guide[26].
- Vulcan's described by source is recorded as The Federation[27].
Body
Definition and Type
Recorded instance of include Star Trek planet[6], class M planet[7], and fictional rocky planet[8].
Origins
Vulcan is named after Vulcan[10].
Use and Application
Vulcan is part of United Federation of Planets[13].
Influence
Things named for Vulcan include Vulcan Planum[28], a planum[29].
Why It Matters
Vulcan is known by 13 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]
Entities named for Vulcan include Vulcan Planum[28], a planum[29].