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| − | A '''Telescope''' is an optical device consisting of variable combinations of light-focusing lenses and mirrors used for viewing of distant objects in the fields of [[Astronomy and astrophysics|astronomy]] and surveying. |
+ | A '''Telescope''' is an optical device consisting of variable combinations of light-focusing lenses and mirrors used for viewing of distant objects in the fields of [[Astronomy and astrophysics|astronomy]] and surveying. Early [[Human]] configurations of the telescope were constructed by [[Galileo Galilei]]. |
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[[Zefram Cochrane]] used a reflecting telescope to view the ''[[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-E)|Enterprise-E]]'' in orbit around [[Earth]] in [[2063]]. (''[[Star Trek: First Contact]]'') |
[[Zefram Cochrane]] used a reflecting telescope to view the ''[[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-E)|Enterprise-E]]'' in orbit around [[Earth]] in [[2063]]. (''[[Star Trek: First Contact]]'') |
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| + | *[[TAS]]: "[[The Slaver Weapon]]" |
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| + | *[[TNG]]: "[[The Inner Light]]" |
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| + | **"[[Future's End, Part II]]" |
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| + | **"[[Fight or Flight]]" |
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| + | **"[[Two Days and Two Nights]]" |
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Revision as of 05:56, 23 June 2006
A Telescope is an optical device consisting of variable combinations of light-focusing lenses and mirrors used for viewing of distant objects in the fields of astronomy and surveying. Early Human configurations of the telescope were constructed by Galileo Galilei.
Zefram Cochrane used a reflecting telescope to view the Enterprise-E in orbit around Earth in 2063. (Star Trek: First Contact)
Additional references
- TAS: "The Slaver Weapon"
- TNG: "The Inner Light"
- VOY:
- ENT:
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