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Memory-beta

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The Homeworld is the planet from which a race originated.

Homeworlds tend also to be the capital planet of interstellar states. A Homeworld does not have to be the planet which the species evolved on, the term can also be applied to adoptive homes such as Romulus for the Romulans. For some species, such as the Ascendants, the location of their home world has been lost in time as they spread out into the galaxy. (DS9 novel: Rising Son)

The Ngultor identify homeworlds as Nest worlds. (EV comic: "Flesh of My Flesh")

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ST Expanded

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A homeworld is a planet a species determines to be their origin point or current home. A homeworld can have more than one intelligent species.

Examples of homeworlds include:

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Starwars

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Tatooine, the homeworld of Luke Skywalker.

Homeworld was a term used to identify the planet that a being was born on, or migrated to.

Appearances

  • Crosscurrent
  • Star Wars 7: New Planets, New Perils (First appearance)

Sources

  • The term "homeworld" is used in multiple Star Wars sources, including the Databank.
  • The Secrets of Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire

I find your lack of sources disturbing.

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