In the mid- 23rd century, a band of young Ba'ku rejected the simple lifestyle of their elders. Led by Ro'tin and Gal'na, they unsuccessfully attempted to seize control of the settlement. The rebels were subsequently exiled from the planet and became the Son'a, a nomadic spacefaring power.

Found in the Briar Patch, this planet was inside Sector 441 in the Alpha Quadrant. It was the adopted homeworld of the Ba'ku, a humanoid race. The planet's rings produced a unique form of metaphasic radiation that granted those on the surface health and eternal life.

The Ba'ku village was the first element that John Eaves designed for Star Trek: Insurrection. As the movie originally had a larger budget, Eaves's first concepts were much more elaborate, featuring buildings built into a mountain in a tropical environment.

Jul 9, 2023 · Unknown to many, the Ba'ku dwell in the realm of cosmic obscurity, hidden in Star Trek's expansive universe. Their name may have slipped through the celestial cracks, lost...

The Ba'ku were a people who, in 2025, rejected technology and abandoned their people to establish a new homeworld with a culture of their own choosing. They settled on a planet in an area of space known as the Briar Patch. This, effectively, isolated them from the rest of …

Realizing that their planet faces certain destruction, they took the name Ba'ku (meaning "the Peaceful"), and departed to find themselves a new homeworld in the Briar Patch. Despite having advanced technology, the Ba'ku colonists decided to live a …

Realizing that their planet faced certain destruction, a large number of them took the name Ba'ku (meaning "the Peaceful"), and departed to find themselves a new homeworld in the Briar Patch. Determined not to repeat the mistakes the rest of their people had made, the Ba'ku adopted a philosophy of near total avoidance of high technology.

Ba'ku is an M-class planet in the Beta Quadrant. It is located in the Ba'ku system of Sector 441, within an area of space called the Briar Patch. The planet is home to the Ba'ku civilization, who founded their colony there in the 21st century. (Star Trek: Insurrection)

Intervention by Captain Jean-Luc Picard of the Starship Enterprise-E was responsible for preventing the attempted abduction, and the U.S.S. Ticonderoga was dispatched to the Ba'ku homeworld in 2375 to facilitate the planet becoming a …

This column, we pause to explore a single moment in time, as Anij suggests in the film, and celebrate the Ba’ku themed collectibles of Star Trek: Insurrection. You could say, we are traveling “Ba’ku to the Future.”