Pop Stars

On this page we will feature those neighboring star systems that seem, quite unlike the virtually unconquerable Solar system, to have been repeatedly recolonized.

II -- Human colony noted for bolega and ritoodolorum hunts [First Lensmen by E. E. Smith]

III -- Human colony noted for New Aberdeen Naval Yards and shellmouth [The Worlds of the Federation by Shane Johnson], Narabedla Inc. ["Narabedla Inc." by Federik Pohl]

IV -- arachoids ["Now! You can banish foot odor forever!" by Craig Shaw Gardner] and crystal cities [Stranger from the Stars by Nancy Etchemendy], Llyrdis, Vardda people [The Starmen of Llyrdis.by Leigh Brackett], Human colonists [Albébaran by Léo], Algon ["Monty Python's Flying Circus"]

green amphibians ["Comet Divers" by Edmond Hamilton, "Rest Cure" by Alexander Jablokov]

XXI -- Human colony [Conscience Interplanetary by Joseph Green]

II -- Algollians, humanoids with leathery skin, wide-set nostrils, headridges, noted for Well of Tomorrows ["Futures" by Ian Edginton and Dan Abnett]

IV -- ancestor worshipping warriors ["That Share of Glory" by C. M. Kornbluth]

crustacean teleks ["The Voice of the Lobster" by Henry Kuttner]

Mitr -- Human colony, underground-dwelling Mechanvikis ["Mitr" by Jack Vance]

lavender-skinned humanoids ["Chain of Command" by Frank Abatemarco]

V -- Barathrum decimated by plasmoids' flare ["Lukewarm" by David Langford]

leathery-skinned ["Ménage à Troi" by Fred Bronson and Suzanne Brackett]

III -- quadrupeds with eyestalks and antennae [Third Planet from Altair by Edward Packard]

I -- forced underground because of radiation ["Tin Man" by Jeffrey F. King]

V [IV after destruction of Krel world] -- Palkeo, lavender-blooded humanoids [["Dreadnought!"; "Prophet Motive", Black Fire by Sonni Cooper, "Into Your Tent I'll Creep" by Eric Frank Russll]

VII -- attacked by the Nagha ["The Sleeping God" by Jesco von Puttkammer]

II -- Antarians, long-lived ["Sentence" by Frederic Brown], noted for changeling net ["The Gathering" by J. Michael Straczynski] and glow water ["The Trouble with Tribbles" by David Gerrold]

hairless, humorless vertians ["Freighter Tails", Tales of the Galactic Midway by Mike Resnick]

shapeshifters ["Red Brain", "On the Threshold of Eternity" by Donald Wandrei]

IV -- amphibian hermaphrodites ["To Him Who Waits" by H. G. Stratman], lost war with Humans ["Heaven's Only Daughter" by Laura Resnick], Camborn sector HQ, noted for brandy ["Is There in Truth No Beauty?" by Jean Lisette Aroeste]

II -- reptilian Tzen ["Remember" by Bucky and Juanita Coulson]

III -- four-tentacled Council of Sun members ["Within the Nebula" by Edmond Hamilton]

IV -- heat-adapted ["I Am Returning" by Ray Russell], ghostly-pale humanoids [Lost Years], Crazy Mel Transport Resale Center ["Space Raiders" by Howard R. Cowen

Sanus -- Sanusians [The Devolutionist and the Emancipatrix by Homer Eon Flint]

Tormance -- shrowk homeworld [A Voyage to Arcturus by David Lindsay]

IX -- PPCorps sector base [Conscience Interplanetary by Joseph Green]

mega-donkey and mega-grasshopper homeworld [Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams]

hairless, wrinkly humanoids ["The Fires of Pharos" and Metamorphosis]

Gaia [Star Control], Human colonists ["The Voice of the Void" by John W. Campbell]

Alfar -- short azurians ["Honorable Enemies" by Poul Anderson]

Zyph -- trochophore homeworld [The Mathematics of Oz by Cliiford A. Pickover]

VI, Cron -- Autocrons [Machine Man #3], Soror [Planet of the Apes by Pierre Boulle]

VII, Praxibetel -- destroyed in collapsing Hrung disaster [Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams]

furry, four-armed, four-legged, headless ["Comet Divers" by Edmond Hamilton]

II -- Human colony ["Locked Up in a Spaceship for a Year Without No Women Blues" by Joe Haldeman]

III -- Arrakis, source of melange, Zensunni colonists [Dune by Frank Herbert]

IV -- source of futurite [Ghost Devices by Simon Bucher-Jones], where James T.. Kirk found antique 20,000 Leagues under the Sea [Yesterday's Son by A. C. Crispin]

V-- drella homeworld, New California colony ("The Wolf in the Fold" by Robert Bloch)

Canopeans, benevolent imperialists [Canopus in Argos by Doris Lessing]

Canopians, red-eyed, black-furred felinoids ["The Big Night" by Henry Kuttner]

black liquid with two eyedisks ["Comet Divers" by Edmond Hamilton]

XII, much-studied natives ["Growing Up on Vlin" by Sydelle Shamah]

IV -- New Texas, Human colonists [A Planet for Texans by H. Beam Piper and John J. McGuire], or Kohath desert nomads, power-cat homeworld ["Friday's Child" by D. C. Fontana] and Aurigan cave paintings ["Steal from the World" by Kate Orman]

hairless rubbermen with 3-fingered hands [Lumen by Camille Flammarion]

large, glossy, green and black space-dwellers ["Schwartz Between the Galaxies" by Robert Silverberg]

Capellan Confedeation HQ [Battletech series by Rick David Stuart]

1-meter, orange-haired humanoids ["The Day the Aliens Came" by Robert Sheckley]

Green Folk planthropes, Council of Stars members ["Within the Nebula" by Edmond Hamilton, "Flowering Mandrake" by George Turner]]

XVI group-minded amorphs ["Growing Up on Vlin" by Sydelle Shamah]

II, Kreta, humanoids [The Worlds of the Federation by Shane Johnson]

III, waterworld, bug-eyed natives ["The Bug-eyed Musicians" by Laurence M. Jenifer]; ghastly, bloated one-eyed, armored hexapod [Len Elliot], half-ton invertibrate [Spock's World by Diane Duane]

IV, Kidta, Human Colony [The Worlds of the Federation by Shane Johnson], Bandi ["Encounter at Farpoint" by D. C. Fontana and Gene Roddenberry]

V, Kelta, Human colony [The Worlds of the Federation by Shane Johnson, Second Stage Lensman by E. E. Smith]

IX Sarek negotiated treaty with ["Sarek" by Peter S. Beagle]

stone-like with lambent eye ["Signs and Stones" by Judith Tarr]

xenophobic, green-glowing Shiva worshippers [Attack of the Denebian Starship by Gilbert Morris and Dan Meeks]

III -- Human colony ["The Dead Lady of Clown Town" by Cordwainer Smith]

octopodal ["The Bug-eyed Musicians" by Laurence M. Junifer]

IV Vainmill Syndicate's Alien Education Fund [Eros Descending by Mike Resnick]

V Zwergwelt, dwarvish Zwergs and elementals [Conscience Interplanetary by Joseph Green]

Polluxians lost civilization ["Something Else" by Robert J. Tilly]

III, The Company, Crazy Mel's Transport Resale Center ["Space Raiders" by Howard R. Cowen]

Isis, Isidians, elephantoid with hand-like trunk [The Queen of Zamba by L. Sprague de Camp]

Osiris, Sha'akhfa, small tyrannosauroid [Viagens Interplanetarias series by L. Sprague de Camp]

Perratin, Procyonites, small stegosauroids [Thor Annual #6]

Thothians, androgenous monkey-rats [The Queen of Zamba by L. Sprague de Camp]

II Arodi, saurians, Human colonists [The World of the Federations by Shane Johnson]

III one moon [The World of the Federations by Shane Johnson]

V bloodworm [The World of the Federations by Shane Johnson]

green-brown sphere with many long arms ["Out Around Rigel" by Robert H. Wilson]

II tentacled, four-mouthed cylinder [Lensmen series by E. E. Smith]

IV Goohrk, Human colony [The Worlds of the Federation by Shane Johnson]

V, Vulcan colonists [The Worlds of the Federation by Shane Johnson]

VI, starport [The Worlds of the Federation by Shane Johnson]

VII green, one-eyed cephalopodans ["Simpsons" series, "Menagerie" by Gene Roddenberry], Kalar neanderthaloids [The World of the Federation by Shane Johnson, Flash Gordon: "Heat Wave" ]

VIII Orion, jauneans and vertian animal-women [The Worlds of the Federation by Shane Johnson], intelligent apes [Planet of the Apes by Pierre Boulle], insectoid predecessors of Tzen ["Remember" by Bucky and Juanita Coulson]

Karthis, cephalopodan Nioth-Karghai [The Space Vampires by Colin Wilson]

Baltoon, azurians [Zen Intergalactic Ninja #1 by Steve Stern and Dan Cole], scaly, hairless azurian with crest [Mind for Trade by Andre Norton]

XII, desert dilithium mining colony ["Mudd's Women" by Gene Roddenberry]

II - panthallasssic, Alphans on one artificial island [Encyclopedia Galactica]

V Axaanivus Celesco Starcraft shipyard [Ships of the Star Fleet]

six-armed, one-eyed cylindroid ["Curse of Peladon" by Brian Hayles]

dome-headed, yellow-skinned with proboscis and tentacles ["Yeah!" by Peter Bagge and Gilbert Hernandez]

Proxima II shapeshifters [The Face-eater by Simon Messingham]

III Adrozani Minor ["The Caves of Adrozani Minor" by Robert Holmes], humanoids [Avengers #36], [Starman Jones by Robert Heinlein]

IV Adrozani Major ["The Caves of Adrozani Minor" by Robert Holmes], humanoids [Avengers #36], Cochrane Research Facility disaster, saurians ["V"]

VII hypersonic truth-tellers ["The Bug-eyed Musicians" by Laurence M. Jenifer]

IX ant-like [Viagens Interplanetarias series by L. Sprague de Camp]

Kailoo ["Gulliver Joi" by Elbert Perce, "The Struggle for Empire" by Robert W. Cole]

Kroto -- fierson homeworld [Jets*Rockets*Spacemen Trading Cards]

green-furred decapodal warriors [The Age of the Pussyfoot by Frederik Pohl]

IV, empaths [Hunters of the Red Moon by Marion Zimmer Bradley]

VII, with seal-like head, long arms, kangaroo-like tail ["A Planet for Texans" by H. Beam Piper]

green and yellow saurians ["Schwartz Between the Galaxies" by Robert Silverberg]

II, source of triple-fire gems ["That Share of Glory" by C. M. Kornbluth], Human mining colony ["Menagerie" by Gene Roddenberry]

Kalthar -- pointy-eared, coneheaded, horizontal noseslitted humanoids, glagon homeworld ["Deadly Planet" by James Opie]

VIII -- Tamara, tall, bronze-skinned felinians [DC Comics Presents by Marv Wolfman]

IX -- Kesir-Tosharra, scora homeworld [Worlds of the Federation by Shane Johnson]

XIII -- Okaara, warrior training colony [Green Lantern #141], snow lizard homeworld [Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams]

Yeracsin, luminous spheres [The Space Vampires by Colin Wilson]

creamy-furred marsupial ["Have Spacesuit, Will Travel" by Robert Heinlein]


	index Kinship report IDIC Institute POP STARS On this page we will feature those neighboring star systems that seem, quite unlike the virtually unconquerable Solar system, to have been repeatedly recolonized. Aldebaran [alpha Tauri] I -- wheelmen [Lensmen series by E. E. Smith] II -- Human colony noted for bolega and ritoodolorum hunts [First Lensmen by E. E. Smith] III -- Human colony noted for New Aberdeen Naval Yards and shellmouth [The Worlds of the Federation by Shane Johnson], Narabedla Inc. ["Narabedla Inc." by Federik Pohl] IV -- arachoids ["Now! You can banish foot odor forever!" by Craig Shaw Gardner] and crystal cities [Stranger from the Stars by Nancy Etchemendy], Llyrdis, Vardda people [The Starmen of Llyrdis.by Leigh Brackett], Human colonists [Albébaran by Léo], Algon ["Monty Python's Flying Circus"] chelonians [The Lathe of Heaven by Ursula K. Le Guin] green amphibians ["Comet Divers" by Edmond Hamilton, "Rest Cure" by Alexander Jablokov] VI -- coleopterans [Star Surgeon by Alan Nourse] Hastar's world [Clark Aston Smith] triops XXI -- Human colony [Conscience Interplanetary by Joseph Green] Vasudan capital [FreeSpace 2] 8-legged Ilwrath [Star Control] Algol [beta Persei] II -- Algollians, humanoids with leathery skin, wide-set nostrils, headridges, noted for Well of Tomorrows ["Futures" by Ian Edginton and Dan Abnett] IV -- ancestor worshipping warriors ["That Share of Glory" by C. M. Kornbluth] crustacean teleks ["The Voice of the Lobster" by Henry Kuttner] Kuum -- prison planet Mitr -- Human colony, underground-dwelling Mechanvikis ["Mitr" by Jack Vance] Vramen immortals [The Star of Life by Edmond Hamilton] lavender-skinned humanoids ["Chain of Command" by Frank Abatemarco] Alphecca [alpha Coronae Borealis] plasmoids ["Lukewarm" by David Langford] II -- Alphekkans, Human colony xenophobic azurians [Intellivore by Diane Duane] V -- Barathrum decimated by plasmoids' flare ["Lukewarm" by David Langford] azurians leathery-skinned ["Ménage à Troi" by Fred Bronson and Suzanne Brackett] Altair [alpha Aquiliae] III -- quadrupeds with eyestalks and antennae [Third Planet from Altair by Edward Packard] I -- forced underground because of radiation ["Tin Man" by Jeffrey F. King] proto-Sumerians [The Haunted Stars by Edmond Hamilton] III ["Encounter at Farpoint"] IV -- lost Krel civilization ["Forbidden Planet"] V [IV after destruction of Krel world] -- Palkeo, lavender-blooded humanoids [["Dreadnought!"; "Prophet Motive", Black Fire by Sonni Cooper, "Into Your Tent I'll Creep" by Eric Frank Russll] VI -- UFP quadrant HQ ["Amok Time"] VII -- attacked by the Nagha ["The Sleeping God" by Jesco von Puttkammer] Antares [alpha Scorpii] II -- Antarians, long-lived ["Sentence" by Frederic Brown], noted for changeling net ["The Gathering" by J. Michael Straczynski] and glow water ["The Trouble with Tribbles" by David Gerrold] hairless, humorless vertians ["Freighter Tails", Tales of the Galactic Midway by Mike Resnick] shapeshifters ["Red Brain", "On the Threshold of Eternity" by Donald Wandrei] IV -- amphibian hermaphrodites ["To Him Who Waits" by H. G. Stratman], lost war with Humans ["Heaven's Only Daughter" by Laura Resnick], Camborn sector HQ, noted for brandy ["Is There in Truth No Beauty?" by Jean Lisette Aroeste] Arcturus [alpha Boötes] II -- reptilian Tzen ["Remember" by Bucky and Juanita Coulson] III -- four-tentacled Council of Sun members ["Within the Nebula" by Edmond Hamilton] IV -- heat-adapted ["I Am Returning" by Ray Russell], ghostly-pale humanoids [Lost Years], Crazy Mel Transport Resale Center ["Space Raiders" by Howard R. Cowen Sanus -- Sanusians [The Devolutionist and the Emancipatrix by Homer Eon Flint] hominids [The Star Conquerors by Ben Bova] Tormance -- shrowk homeworld [A Voyage to Arcturus by David Lindsay] Helicon -- greti homeworld [Encyclopedia Galactica] IX -- PPCorps sector base [Conscience Interplanetary by Joseph Green] mega-donkey and mega-grasshopper homeworld [Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams] hairless, wrinkly humanoids ["The Fires of Pharos" and Metamorphosis] Betelguese [alpha Orionis] Gaia [Star Control], Human colonists ["The Voice of the Void" by John W. Campbell] Alfar -- short azurians ["Honorable Enemies" by Poul Anderson] Zyph -- trochophore homeworld [The Mathematics of Oz by Cliiford A. Pickover] VI, Cron -- Autocrons [Machine Man #3], Soror [Planet of the Apes by Pierre Boulle] VII, Praxibetel -- destroyed in collapsing Hrung disaster [Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams] furry, four-armed, four-legged, headless ["Comet Divers" by Edmond Hamilton] Canopus [alpha Carinae] II -- Human colony ["Locked Up in a Spaceship for a Year Without No Women Blues" by Joe Haldeman] III -- Arrakis, source of melange, Zensunni colonists [Dune by Frank Herbert] IV -- source of futurite [Ghost Devices by Simon Bucher-Jones], where James T.. Kirk found antique 20,000 Leagues under the Sea [Yesterday's Son by A. C. Crispin] V-- drella homeworld, New California colony ("The Wolf in the Fold" by Robert Bloch) Canopeans, benevolent imperialists [Canopus in Argos by Doris Lessing] Canopians, red-eyed, black-furred felinoids ["The Big Night" by Henry Kuttner] black liquid with two eyedisks ["Comet Divers" by Edmond Hamilton] XII, much-studied natives ["Growing Up on Vlin" by Sydelle Shamah] Capella [alpha Aurigae] IV -- New Texas, Human colonists [A Planet for Texans by H. Beam Piper and John J. McGuire], or Kohath desert nomads, power-cat homeworld ["Friday's Child" by D. C. Fontana] and Aurigan cave paintings ["Steal from the World" by Kate Orman] V -- Capra ["Lost on Capra" by Martin Gardner] hairless rubbermen with 3-fingered hands [Lumen by Camille Flammarion] large, glossy, green and black space-dwellers ["Schwartz Between the Galaxies" by Robert Silverberg] Capellan Confedeation HQ [Battletech series by Rick David Stuart] 1-meter, orange-haired humanoids ["The Day the Aliens Came" by Robert Sheckley] Green Folk planthropes, Council of Stars members ["Within the Nebula" by Edmond Hamilton, "Flowering Mandrake" by George Turner]] XVI group-minded amorphs ["Growing Up on Vlin" by Sydelle Shamah] Deneb [alpha Cygni] II, Kreta, humanoids [The Worlds of the Federation by Shane Johnson] III, waterworld, bug-eyed natives ["The Bug-eyed Musicians" by Laurence M. Jenifer]; ghastly, bloated one-eyed, armored hexapod [Len Elliot], half-ton invertibrate [Spock's World by Diane Duane] IV, Kidta, Human Colony [The Worlds of the Federation by Shane Johnson], Bandi ["Encounter at Farpoint" by D. C. Fontana and Gene Roddenberry] V, Kelta, Human colony [The Worlds of the Federation by Shane Johnson, Second Stage Lensman by E. E. Smith] IX Sarek negotiated treaty with ["Sarek" by Peter S. Beagle] X, mass suicide ["Squirrel Cage" by Robert Sheckley] Creeth, Dalminian Empire ["Space Opera" by Michael Kandel] slimeweasel ["To Him Who Waits" by H. G. Statmann] stone-like with lambent eye ["Signs and Stones" by Judith Tarr] xenophobic, green-glowing Shiva worshippers [Attack of the Denebian Starship by Gilbert Morris and Dan Meeks] Fomalhaut [alpha Piscis Austrini] Pumor, Fomalhauti one-eyed discoids [Thor #258] III -- Human colony ["The Dead Lady of Clown Town" by Cordwainer Smith] Veegl, mobile plants ["Eripmav" by Damon Knight] V -- slimy, beastly ["Social Lapses" by Darrell Schweiter] octopodal ["The Bug-eyed Musicians" by Laurence M. Junifer] Pollux [beta Gemini] IV Vainmill Syndicate's Alien Education Fund [Eros Descending by Mike Resnick] V Zwergwelt, dwarvish Zwergs and elementals [Conscience Interplanetary by Joseph Green] Polluxians lost civilization ["Something Else" by Robert J. Tilly] Procyon [alpha Canis Minoris] III, The Company, Crazy Mel's Transport Resale Center ["Space Raiders" by Howard R. Cowen] IV, anatians colony [Quack #5 by Ken Macklin] Isis, Isidians, elephantoid with hand-like trunk [The Queen of Zamba by L. Sprague de Camp] Osiris, Sha'akhfa, small tyrannosauroid [Viagens Interplanetarias series by L. Sprague de Camp] Perratin, Procyonites, small stegosauroids [Thor Annual #6] Thothians, androgenous monkey-rats [The Queen of Zamba by L. Sprague de Camp] humanoids [The Star Conquerors by Ben Bova] 12-limbed insectoids ["Comet Divers" by Edmond Hamilton] Regulus [alpha Leonis] II Arodi, saurians, Human colonists [The World of the Federations by Shane Johnson] III one moon [The World of the Federations by Shane Johnson] V bloodworm [The World of the Federations by Shane Johnson] Regulians made 1st contact with T'sai ["The Interlopers"] Rigel [beta Orionis] green-brown sphere with many long arms ["Out Around Rigel" by Robert H. Wilson] II tentacled, four-mouthed cylinder [Lensmen series by E. E. Smith] III jeuneans, founders of Rigellian Empire [Thor #129] IV Goohrk, Human colony [The Worlds of the Federation by Shane Johnson] V, Vulcan colonists [The Worlds of the Federation by Shane Johnson] VI, starport [The Worlds of the Federation by Shane Johnson] VII green, one-eyed cephalopodans ["Simpsons" series, "Menagerie" by Gene Roddenberry], Kalar neanderthaloids [The World of the Federation by Shane Johnson, Flash Gordon: "Heat Wave" ] VIII Orion, jauneans and vertian animal-women [The Worlds of the Federation by Shane Johnson], intelligent apes [Planet of the Apes by Pierre Boulle], insectoid predecessors of Tzen ["Remember" by Bucky and Juanita Coulson] IX, Tamaran City Karthis, cephalopodan Nioth-Karghai [The Space Vampires by Colin Wilson] Baltoon, azurians [Zen Intergalactic Ninja #1 by Steve Stern and Dan Cole], scaly, hairless azurian with crest [Mind for Trade by Andre Norton] XII, desert dilithium mining colony ["Mudd's Women" by Gene Roddenberry] tall, avians ["The Dead Planet" by Edmond Hamilton] Rigil Kentaurus II - panthallasssic, Alphans on one artificial island [Encyclopedia Galactica] III - scaly, purple Arimans [Sub-Mariner #17] V Axaanivus Celesco Starcraft shipyard [Ships of the Star Fleet] VII Cochrane Warp Dynamics [Ships of the Star Fleet] six-armed, one-eyed cylindroid ["Curse of Peladon" by Brian Hayles] dome-headed, yellow-skinned with proboscis and tentacles ["Yeah!" by Peter Bagge and Gilbert Hernandez] Proxima II shapeshifters [The Face-eater by Simon Messingham] Chain Rifts [The Mary-Sue Extrusion by Dave Stone] Sirius [alpha Canis Majoris] III Adrozani Minor ["The Caves of Adrozani Minor" by Robert Holmes], humanoids [Avengers #36], [Starman Jones by Robert Heinlein] IV Adrozani Major ["The Caves of Adrozani Minor" by Robert Holmes], humanoids [Avengers #36], Cochrane Research Facility disaster, saurians ["V"] VI Sirius Joe's [The Tick: The Karma Tornado] VII hypersonic truth-tellers ["The Bug-eyed Musicians" by Laurence M. Jenifer] IX ant-like [Viagens Interplanetarias series by L. Sprague de Camp] Kailoo ["Gulliver Joi" by Elbert Perce, "The Struggle for Empire" by Robert W. Cole] Kroto -- fierson homeworld [JetsRocketsSpacemen Trading Cards] Yomot -- green nonapod [X-Men #37] imperialists ["Starship Invasions"] ovoids ["Proof" by Hal Clement] green-furred decapodal warriors [The Age of the Pussyfoot by Frederik Pohl] Spica [alpha Virginis] II, shipbuilding [Oracle by Mike Resnick] IV, empaths [Hunters of the Red Moon by Marion Zimmer Bradley] VI, mining colony [Oracle by Mike Resnick] VII, with seal-like head, long arms, kangaroo-like tail ["A Planet for Texans" by H. Beam Piper] green and yellow saurians ["Schwartz Between the Galaxies" by Robert Silverberg] Vega [alpha Lyrae] I -- Citadel, enemy of Tamarans [Green Lantern #141] II, source of triple-fire gems ["That Share of Glory" by C. M. Kornbluth], Human mining colony ["Menagerie" by Gene Roddenberry] Kalthar -- pointy-eared, coneheaded, horizontal noseslitted humanoids, glagon homeworld ["Deadly Planet" by James Opie] Vegia -- felinians [Lensman series by E. E. Smith] VIII -- Tamara, tall, bronze-skinned felinians [DC Comics Presents by Marv Wolfman] IX -- Kesir-Tosharra, scora homeworld [Worlds of the Federation by Shane Johnson] XIII -- Okaara, warrior training colony [Green Lantern #141], snow lizard homeworld [Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams] XVI -- Euphorix, humanoids [Green Lantern #141] Yeracsin, luminous spheres [The Space Vampires by Colin Wilson] horned humanoid giants [Tales to Astonish #58] vertians [Green Lantern #141] telepaths [This Immortal by Roger Zelazny] creamy-furred marsupial ["Have Spacesuit, Will Travel" by Robert Heinlein] hominids [The Star Conquerors by Ben Bova]