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+ | '''Gravimetric interferences''' were phenomena in space that could make plotting a course rather difficult. |
| − | Navigating through a [[globular cluster]] like the [[Amargosa Diaspora]] can be complicated by gravimetric interferences. When the |
+ | Navigating through a [[globular cluster]] like the [[Amargosa Diaspora]] can be complicated by gravimetric interferences. When the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}} was examining the Amargosa Diaspora in [[2369]], [[Commander]] [[William T. Riker]] assisted [[Ensign]] [[Sariel Rager]] in plotting a course through the clusters and showed her how to compensate for gravimetric interference. ({{TNG|Schisms}}) |
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Gravimetric interferences were phenomena in space that could make plotting a course rather difficult.
Navigating through a globular cluster like the Amargosa Diaspora can be complicated by gravimetric interferences. When the USS Enterprise-D was examining the Amargosa Diaspora in 2369, Commander William T. Riker assisted Ensign Sariel Rager in plotting a course through the clusters and showed her how to compensate for gravimetric interference. (TNG: "Schisms")
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