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In [[2371]], [[Captain]] [[Jean-Luc Picard]] and [[Lieutenant Commander]] Data visited the Stellar Cartography department in an effort to research the motivations behind the actions of [[Dr. Tolian Soran]]. |
In [[2371]], [[Captain]] [[Jean-Luc Picard]] and [[Lieutenant Commander]] Data visited the Stellar Cartography department in an effort to research the motivations behind the actions of [[Dr. Tolian Soran]]. |
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+ | ''Similar rooms to the one seen in [[Star Trek: Generations]] have been seen on [[Star Trek: Voyager]], as the [[astrometrics]] lab, and [[Star Trek: Nemesis]].'' |
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- If you are looking for information about astronomical science, see Stellar Cartography
The Stellar Cartography department is an area of a Galaxy class' starship which is dedicated to the science and practice of charting space. In 2369, Lieutenant Commander Neela Daren worked as a specialist in the Stellar Cartography department aboard the USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D). She approved the transfer of Ensign Cabot from Quantum Mechanics to the Stellar Cartography department, without first consulting with Commander William Riker. This was considered a serious breach in protocol.
In 2371, Captain Jean-Luc Picard and Lieutenant Commander Data visited the Stellar Cartography department in an effort to research the motivations behind the actions of Dr. Tolian Soran.
Similar rooms to the one seen in Star Trek: Generations have been seen on Star Trek: Voyager, as the astrometrics lab, and Star Trek: Nemesis.