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Cheron was a formerly inhabited Class M planet in the Beta Quadrant. This was the homeworld of the Cheron natives, an extinct warp-capable humanoid species that destroyed itself in internecine warfare. The planet was located in the southern region of the Milky Way Galaxy, near the Coalsack Nebula.

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Class:

M

Type:

Planet

Status:

Intact (2268)

Native Species:

Cheron natives (extinct, except for three individuals)

or more 

Location:

Near the Coalsack Nebula

Beta Quadrant

The originals are that is on TV and movie

bele lokia new one is virgil 

one of the new one is in 

sector 31 the other two

came from the last battlefield 

And don't forget no time like the past

a book that came out a long time ago

I just wanted to say something about this TOS episode the last battle field know if know where to put it underneath and some get escape off the planet and some went underground and like any other planet

and some even went to the mountains

they all have the north, south, east and west, and probably a North Pole as well, and A South pole which a lot of people are forgetting

Like always. I've always studied the CHERON 

and I read the no time like the past

Capt. James T Kirk and seven

had finally ranched chapter in 16

where they finally find the CHERON 

and in this part of the chapter

they had an underground

Elevator charge them to an underground bunker. The elevator discharge them to an underground bunker

occupied by security forces a small chapel, which appeared to be built

into the foundations offering comfort and sanctaury to several of the letter who sheltered together in hopes of delivery.

NO TIME LIKE THE PAST 

I'll leave you with you guys with the rest of it so you can read it for yourselves

 The TOS episode, "Let That Be Your Last Battlefield"      established that the natives of the planet Cheron had       become extinct as a result of a planetary-scale war between  its two racial factions, with Bele and Lokai being the last   remaining members of that species, in the process of      killing each other. Without contradicting what was shown  in that episode, Virgil's existence here implies that at least   some other members of that species managed to leave     Cheron before the war reached its end, meaning they*re    only functionally extinct.

I do not claim anything. I'm just pointing things out