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A star chart is any mapping of three-dimensional space, usually undertaken by the stellar cartography department of a starship, retrieved and edited there or in astrometrics laboratories for navigation purposes. | A star chart is any mapping of three-dimensional space, usually undertaken by the stellar cartography department of a starship, retrieved and edited there or in astrometrics laboratories for navigation purposes. | ||
During the early voyages of the Enterprise, the crew often consulted the Vulcan star charts. (Star Trek: Enterprise) | |||
When Doctor Beverly Crusher was caught in a static warp bubble and her universe began to shrink, the computer informed her that Tau Alpha C was not listed on any current star map. (TNG: "Remember Me") | |||
When Captain Jean-Luc Picard was living the life of Kamin on Kataan, he created several star charts of the stellar region surrounding Kataan with the help of a telescope he constructed. (TNG: "The Inner Light") | |||
In 2369, Major Kira Nerys asked Deep Space 9's Cardassian computer for the star charts of the Argosian sector. The computer instead showed her the star charts of the Glessene sector. (DS9: "Babel") | |||
In early 2374, Captain Benjamin Sisko asked Elim Garak to study several star charts. (DS9: "A Time to Stand") | |||
[[Image:Map.jpg|thumb|400px|center| A Map of the Known Galaxy]] | [[Image:Map.jpg|thumb|400px|center| A Map of the Known Galaxy]] | ||
[[Category: Science]] | [[Category: Science]] |