Narn

The Narn are a fictional alien race in the universe of the Babylon 5 television series. Their homeworld is also called Narn. Narn is the homeworld of the Narn and the Narn Regime. Prior to the Centauri's first invasion, Narn was a healthy green planet. Now it has the look of a slightly more habitable Mars. The surface temperature can fluctuate by at least 60 degrees Fahrenheit on any given day. Before the Centauri invasion the planet was dominate... more

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The fictional universe in which the Babylon 5 television series (and spinoffs) are set. It is based on our own real Earth, though there is a secret history of manipulation of human DNA by the Vorlons. In the 23rd century, the Earth Alliance is one of the five major powers in this part of the galaxy...

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