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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>A [[Class D]] planetoid in a remote part of the [[Mutara Sector]], '''Regula''' has been described as "...essentially a great rock in space". That is, at least from the surface it does. In 2265, the planet was chosen as a test site for the Genesis technology. The [[Starfleet Corps of Engineers]] spent ten months carving a system of caverns out underneath the surface. A [[Federation]] research station called ''Regula I'' was placed in orbit to support the testing. ("STII: The Wrath of Khan")<br />
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After the failure of the Genesis project in 2285, civilian scientists continued to utilize the station. The caverns were closed for sometime afterward. The station was abandoned during the [[Second Federation-Klingon War]], but in 2384, it was overhauled and re-occupied.<br />
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