Unnamed Delta Quadrant stars
The following is a list of unnamed Delta Quadrant stars.

Alastrian twin suns 

Alastria orbited these two stars. ()

Briori colony system primary 
This star was the primary of an unnamed star system. The third planet in this star's system was home to a thriving Human civilization in the 24th century. ()

First Borg star 

Voyager stopped near this star when fifteen Borg cubes hurtled passed it in the Borg-Species 8472 War. ()

Second Borg star 

Voyager passed by an unknown star while traveling through Borg territory. ()

Class D planet star 

This star was orbited by a class D planet encountered by the  in the Delta Quadrant in 2371. ()

Cooperative sun 

This star existed in the Nekrit Expanse and supported at least one planet. ()

Dauntless star 

This star was ten light years away from Voyager when Arturis boarded the ship. After Chakotay, Tuvok, and Tom Paris boarded the ship, the Dauntless activated its quantum slipstream drive and emerged fifteen light years away. ()

Drayan II sun 
This star was the primary for the planet Drayan II and its Drayan II moons. ()

Eclipsed star 

This sun had two planets. In the 24th century, one of the planets was eclipsed by the other, during which Voyager surveyed the system. (Star Trek: Voyager, opening credits)

G-type star 
This G-type star was the primary of an inhabited system in Vidiian territory. ()

Garenor homeworld primary 
This star was the primary for its system, which contained the Garenor homeworld. It was located in Grid 005 of the Borg spatial designations in the Delta Quadrant. ()

Hanon system primary 

This star was the primary of the Hanon system. ()

Leola root planet sun 
This sun was the primary of a planet visited by Voyager in 2371. 

That year, while the Voyager orbited the planet, Tom Paris spotted a ship in low orbit when this sun's light, at the right angle, reflected off the ship's hull. ()

Mari sun 

This star was the primary of the Mari homeworld. ()

Red dwarf system sun 
This sun, classified as a red dwarf, was the primary of an inhabited system. 

In 2371, after briefly traveling back into the past of a planet orbiting this star, Tom Paris described what he saw to an away team from the . In his description, he said that he saw the sun shining. ()

Sikaris sun 
This sun was the primary of Sikaris. The distance between the planet and its sun was almost forty thousand light years divided by two and a half billion. ()

Star in a system described by Dejaren 

The system allegedly surveyed by the Seros vessel contained this single star. ()

Star near rogue comet 

In 2372, the crew of Voyager encountered the rogue comet housing Quinn close to this star. ()

Star in Swarm species space 

This star was located in or close to Swarm species space. It was orbited by at least two planets. Tom Paris and B'Elanna Torres investigated the star system in a shuttle in 2373. ()

Supernovae of 2373 

In 2373, despite supernovae generally occurring in the Milky Way Galaxy only once in a century, a number of stars went supernova due to the Q Civil War. These included at least four Delta Quadrant stars in close proximity, three of them known to be in the same sector.

The first star was observed from a safe distance by Voyager. Less than three days later, two other supernovae happened near-instantaneously in the same cluster, close enough that the three shock waves combined.

It was learned that the supernovae were caused by the Q Civil War. Some time thereafter, the ship managed to find a fourth star about to go supernova with the help of a Q. ()

Symbiogenetic alien orchid homeworld sun 
This star was the primary for the symbiogenetic alien orchid homeworld.

In 2372, when gushing about his experience on this planet, Neelix mentioned that the sun was shining. ()

System D43119 sun

This star was the sun of System D43119 inside Borg space. ()

Talaxian suns 
The Talaxian system felt the heat of three suns. ()

Taresian system primary 

This star was the primary of the Taresian system. 

In 2373, this star was depicted on a system map accessed by Harry Kim on the bridge of the . ()

Trinary star 
Voyager passed near a trinary star cluster in 2373 and decided to mark the coordinates as it would be a good reference point for the sector. ()

Kelemane's sun 
This star was the sun of Kelemane's planet. ()

Unknown star 

In the 24th century, Voyager flew through a solar flare produced by this star. (Star Trek: Voyager, opening credits)

Vori homeworld star 
This star was the primary of the Vori homeworld. ()

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