In the world of the "Starwater Track" of Ein Born Boy, most of the galaxy is supervised by mega-bureaucracy outside the screen, called the United Federation of Planets, or just for the Federation for a short. The federation is kind of supra-un that bind hundreds of civilized, technologically advanced planets in widespread and well-intentioned pacts of mutual aid. "Star Trek" should take place in post-scale society, and this is largely because so many planets are finally able to properly divert their resources (faster than lightweight Starfleet ships, carriers and replicator assures appropriate distribution). Starflit is a Federation's Federation to include research, studies and delivery missions.

The concepts of the "Federation" and "Starflit", however, took some time to fully form Star Trek. In the episode "Tomorrow is Yesterday" (January 26, 1967), Captain Kirk (William Shatner) refers to his organization as an Agency for Investigation of the United Country. It would not be to the "Taste of Armageddon" (February 23, 1967) that the term "federation" would be used for the first time. By the time the "Travel to Babel" was broadcast (on 17.11.1967), the concept of the federation will solidify; In that episode, federation ambassadors gathered to discuss the inclusion of the new world in their ranks. The organization was even given its own flag.

As part of the myths of Star Trek, the Federation was originally founded in 2161 by Earth, Vulcan, Andoria and Tear. People and volcanoes are common on Star Trek, but for laymen, Andorians are a blue-leather aliens with white hair and antennasWhile Tellarites are a kind of hoof known for their country views. The true formation of the federation - in the picture above - was shown in the final of the Star Trek: Enterprise series, called "These are trips ..." (13.05.2005).

To remind readers, "Star Trek: Enterprise" happened a century before the events of the original Star Trek TV show and followed the adventures of the country's first ship, to go on a long-term mission. Was set up in time before many well -known paths were established; For example, there were no shields on the stars, nor were the carriers safe for human use. Vital, there was still no main directive, and the federation was not formed. One of the goals of the "company" was to dramatize the years leading to the foundations of the federation.

Those dramatic efforts, unfortunately, were stimulated by the shooting after only four seasons. The final based on the Federation of "Enterprise" was faster as a result.

Enterprise established a timetable for Trek's early events. People first contacted the volcano in 2063, after the devastating span of World War. A man named Zafram Cohran invented the first faster than a light ship at this time, which was what eventually attracted the volcanoes of the Earth (As seen in the movie "Star Trek: First Contact"). Enterprise has found that the volcano has come to Earth, post-first contact, to monitor the post-war reconstruction of our planet and to ensure that people have been really ready for a long-term space trip in a galaxy-populated galaxy. It took many, many decades, and many citizens on the earth began to offend the volcano because they prevent us from traveling to the stars, but in the end people became part of the galactic community.

The first ship, the company, was launched with the man in command (Captain Johnon Archer, played by Scott Bacula) and the bridge volcano officer (T'P'P'Pbl, played by Ollovlock Blalok). Because of their long and close relationship, people and volcanoes would form a diplomatic relationship, making key figures in the formation of the company.

The volcanoes, as most of them know, are long -lasting aliens who devoted themselves to logic without emotions. The volcanoes are capable of feeling emotionsBut they adhere to their commitment to logic for many, many generations, most of them cold and controlled. Spack (Leonard Nimoy) was the first volcano Trekis ever, of course, but have had dozens of volcano characters ever since.

Enterprise also made big players for Andorians, a species that was rarely considered on the original Star Trek, and hardly ever appeared in Trek's 90s show. Andoria is said to be a very cold world, and Andorian lives in warmer, underground caves. Enterprise has shown Andorians as militant and aggressive, mostly presented in General's personality (Effeefrey Combs), a member of the Andorian Imperial Guard. That would be the developmental attitude of Captain Archer with Shran, who will eventually include the Andorians in the formation of the newborn federation. It also helped some people offend the volcanoes and that the Andorians never believed them. Who says that mutual glory cannot come from spark and besides?

It is less known for Tellarites, which have emerged only sporadically through Star Trek and usually just as background characters. They were in two episodes of the original series, and then they had no noticeable roles up to eight episodes of "Enterprise". They were redesigned for recent emission, sports fibrous bodies, pig -like muzzles and, occasionally, soft. They were shown as smart and stubborn traders. Enterprise has shown its diets, ships and attitudes. On the animated series "Star Trek: Prodigy", one of the main characters, Jankom Pog (Asoneyson Manzukas) was a storyteller.

There was no explicit canonical dramatization because the terrarites came to join the volcanoes, people and the Andorians as one of the founding species of the federation. But it can be concluded from the events of the "enterprise" and some of the agreements on intergalactic war, that they are close to the country quite quickly.