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'''Regions visited by {{USS|Voyager}}''' from [[2371]] to [[2378]]
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{{aquote|This ship has been our home, it's kept us together, it's been part of our family.|[[Captain]] [[Kathryn Janeway]]|2374|Year of Hell, Part II|Janeway on Voyager.ogg}}
  
   
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==2371==
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The '''USS ''Voyager'' (NCC-74656)''' was a [[24th century]] [[Federation]] {{class|Intrepid}} [[starship]] operated by [[Starfleet]]. The vessel was famous for completing a non-scheduled seven-year journey across the [[Delta Quadrant]] between [[2371]] and [[2378]], which was the first successful exploration of that [[quadrant]] by the [[Federation]].
 
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''[[VOY Season 1]]''
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[[File:USS Voyager departing Deep Space 9.jpg|thumb|''Voyager'' leaves Deep Space 9]]
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'''[[Alpha Quadrant]]'''
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*[[Bajor sector]]
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**[[Deep Space 9]]
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*[[Badlands]]
   
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'''[[Delta Quadrant]]'''
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==History==
  
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*[[Ocampa (planet)]]
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===Construction and launch===
  
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*[[Type-4 quantum singularity]]
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[[File:USS Voyager in drydock.jpg|thumb|''Voyager'' in drydock]]
  
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*[[Red dwarf]] [[star]], 3rd planet from it has a pre-warp civilization
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The USS ''Voyager'' was constructed at the [[Utopia Planitia Fleet Yards]] orbiting [[Mars]] and was launched from [[McKinley Station|Earth Station McKinley]] on [[stardate]] 48038.5 in [[2371]]. ({{VOY|Relativity}}) ''Voyager'' was one of the earliest {{class|Intrepid}} class starships constructed and it featured a number of technological innovations that had become available in the [[2370s]]: [[bio-neural circuitry]], [[variable geometry pylon|variable geometry]] [[nacelle|warp nacelle]]s, and an [[Emergency Medical Holographic program]] were only a few of ''Voyager''{{'}}s notable technical advancements. The vessel was also the first to test the [[class 9 warp drive]] in [[Space|deep space]].
  
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*[[Vidiian]] [[planetoid]]
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*[[Neutronium]] [[asteroid]]
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*[[Nucleogenic cloud being]]
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*A [[planet]] fourteen [[light year]]s from the nucleogenic cloud being
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*"[[Harry Kim wormhole]]"
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*[[Banea]]
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*Ringed [[class D]] planet
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*[[Sikaris]]
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*[[Unnamed Delta Quadrant planets#Leola root planet|Leola root planet]]
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*[[Protostar]]
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*[[Dark matter nebula]] with three planetoids
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*[[Avery III]]
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*[[Rinax]]
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*[[Napinne]]
   
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==2372==
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[[Captain]] [[Kathryn Janeway]] assumed command of ''Voyager'' almost immediately before it disembarked from [[drydock]]. [[Vice Admiral]] [[Patterson]] greeted her on board with a tour of the ship. ({{VOY| Caretaker|Relativity}})
  
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''[[VOY Season 2]]''
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* [[Class L|Unnamed L Class planet]] formerly inhabited by the [[Briori]]
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* [[Kazon-Oglamar]] space
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* [[Planet Hell]] - Shrouded [[Class M|M Class planet]] covered with vapors and [[electromagnetic]] disturbances all over the [[atmosphere]]
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* [[Botha]] space
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* [[Sky Spirits' homeworld]]
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* [[Suspiria's array]]
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* [[Mokra homeworld]]
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* [[Rakosa V]]
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* [[Star system]] containing all [[Vidiian]]s
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* [[Drayan II]]
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* [[Kohl planet]]
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* [[New Earth]] - the third [[planet]] of a seven-planet [[star system]], [[orbit|orbiting]] a [[yellow dwarf]] [[star]]
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* [[Hanon IV]] - near [[Kazon-Nistrim]] space
   
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===First mission===
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==2373==
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''[[VOY Season 3]]''
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[[File:USS Voyager departing Deep Space 9.jpg|thumb|left|''Voyager'' leaves space station Deep Space 9]]
  
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;[[Nekrit Expanse]]
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Shortly before ''Voyager''{{'}}s launch, Captain Janeway's [[Security chief|Chief of Security]] and [[Second Officer]], [[Lieutenant]] [[Tuvok]], had successfully infiltrated the [[Maquis]] ship ''[[Val Jean]]'', commanded by the disgruntled former [[Starfleet]] officer [[Chakotay]]. The Maquis ship, including Tuvok, went missing in the [[Badlands]] and ''Voyager'' was subsequently assigned to locate and capture the missing vessel. ({{VOY|Caretaker}})
  
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;[[Borg space]]
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;[[Sector 001]] ([[Alpha Quadrant]])
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*[[Earth]] (1996)
   
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==2374==
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At the [[New Zealand Penal Settlement|Federation Penal Colony]] in [[New Zealand]], Janeway recruited [[Tom Paris]] – former Starfleet officer, short-term member of the Maquis, and son of [[Admiral]] [[Owen Paris]] – whose piloting skills and knowledge of the Badlands were considered essential for the mission. Reluctantly, Paris agreed to be brought on board as an "observer." After leaving space station [[Deep Space 9]] and entering the Badlands, ''Voyager'' was [[Displacement wave|swept]] 70,000 [[light year]]s into the [[Delta Quadrant]] where it also discovered Chakotay's missing Maquis vessel – the ''Val Jean'' – which had experienced a similar fate. ({{VOY|Caretaker}})
  
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''[[VOY Season 4]]''
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[[File:Borg Star.jpg|thumb|A star system in Borg space ''Voyager'' visited]]
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'''Borg space'''
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* Unknown [[star system]], traveling near [[star|primary]]
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'''Outside Borg space'''
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* 9,500 light years from the unknown star system, near a [[nebula]]
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*[[Caatati]]-travelled space
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*[[Vori]]/[[Kradin]] planet
   
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*[[coordinates]] 18, mark 205, mark 47, in the Delta Quadrant
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[[File:USS Voyager, ventral view.jpg|thumb|right| The USS ''Voyager'' embarks on its journey]]
  
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Several crew members were killed during ''Voyager''{{'}}s violent hurdle into the Delta Quadrant, including the [[First officer|First Officer]], [[Lieutenant Commander]] [[Cavit]]; the [[helmsman]], [[Lieutenant]] [[Stadi]]; the [[Chief engineering officer|chief engineer]]; the [[transporter chief]]; and the entire medical staff, including the [[chief medical officer]]. Furthermore, crew members of both vessels were abducted upon their arrival and subjected to painful three-day medical examinations conducted by an entity known as the "{{dis|Caretaker|Nacene}}". The Caretaker, a [[sporocystian lifeform]] who belonged to a race called the [[Nacene]], was dying and in search of a suitable mate so his offspring could continue to provide for a species called the [[Ocampa]] after his death. He felt an obligation to the Ocampa as many years ago his race of explorers from a distant [[Exosia|galaxy]] was responsible for the destruction of their [[Ocampa (planet)|planet]]'s [[atmosphere]], which in turn forced the Ocampa to move below ground. The Caretaker created underground hospitable areas for the Ocampa and completely provided for them.
 
   
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Unable to find a compatible mate in any of ''Voyager''{{'}}s or the ''Val Jean''{{'}}s crew, however, he returned them to their respective ships. Two of the crew members – [[B'Elanna Torres]] and [[Harry Kim]] – became ill after the experiments, and were sent by the Caretaker to the Ocampa homeworld for care and medical treatment. Realizing the perilous state of their situation, Janeway and Chakotay decided to put aside their differences in order to locate their missing crew and then find a way to return home.
  
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[[File:Voyager in the Void.jpg|thumb|The USS Voyager in the utter nothingess of the Void]]
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''[[VOY Season 5]]''
   
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[[The Void (region)]]
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''En route'' to Ocampa, the two ships encountered a [[Talaxian]] freighter manned by [[Neelix]] who, in exchange for [[water]], agreed to help retrieve the missing crew. Both were eventually rescued and treated by [[The Doctor|''Voyager''{{'}}s EMH]]. The Caretaker's condition continued to deteriorate, however, rendering him unable to send the two ships back to the [[Alpha Quadrant]]. He died a short time later. Although Lieutenant Tuvok believed he could activate the system that could send ''Voyager'' back, that would have meant potentially leaving the technology in the hands of a hostile native species, the [[Kazon-Ogla]], whose malevolent use of the system would have threatened the existence of the Ocampa.
  
   
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[[Unimatrix 325, Grid 006]]
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[[File:Caretakers array.jpg|thumb|left|The USS ''Voyager'' dwarfed by the Caretaker's array]] 
  
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Instead of allowing the Kazon to seize the Caretaker's advanced technology and harm the peaceful Ocampa, Captain Janeway made the decision to destroy the [[Caretaker's array]]. She ordered two [[tricobalt device]]s, armed with a yield of 20,000 tera-cochranes, fired at the array, which destroyed it. This decision left ''Voyager'' stranded in the Delta Quadrant. After the destruction of the ''Val Jean'' during a battle with the Kazon, the Starfleet and Maquis crew were forced to merge for their projected 75-year journey home. ({{VOY|Caretaker|Relativity}})
  
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[[The Waters|Monean Waters]]
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===Beginnings in the Delta Quadrant===
  
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[[File:Caretaker array destroyed.jpg|thumb|right|The Array destroyed]]
  
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[[File:Voyager route.jpg|thumb|A projection of ''Voyager''{{'}}s route through the galaxy in [[2374]]]]
  
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''Voyager'' officially lost contact with Starfleet on stardate 48307.5. Because the ''Val Jean'' was destroyed in a battle against the Kazon, its entire surviving crew transferred to ''Voyager'' to embark on the journey home. Several key positions aboard the vessel, left vacant by heavy casualties, were filled by the new Maquis crew. [[Chakotay]] became ''Voyager''{{'}}s first officer, and B'Elanna Torres, despite a rocky relationship with then-acting chief engineer [[Lieutenant]] [[Joe Carey]], became the new chief engineer. With no surviving medical staff, the [[The Doctor|EMH]] became the chief (and only) medical officer. His design parameters included a maximum operating time of 1,500 hours, but the engineering staff eventually upgraded his program sufficiently to overcome this hindrance. ({{VOY|Caretaker|Parallax|Eye of the Needle|The Swarm}})
  
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Neelix remained on board and served the ship as a guide during the vessel's first two and a half years in the region, before they passed beyond the region of space that he was familiar with. He also became the ship's [[morale officer]], [[chef]], and eventually, [[ambassador]]. His Ocampan girlfriend, [[Kes]], joined him and began medical training with [[The Doctor]] to become a [[nurse]] and [[field medic]]. She also converted one of the ship's [[cargo bay]]s into an [[airponics bay]] to grow [[fruit]]s and [[vegetable]]s, which helped conserve power for ''Voyager'' by reducing the need for food [[replicator]]s. ({{VOY|Parallax|Phage|Cold Fire|Macrocosm|Fury}})
  
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[[File:Kazon carriers surround Voyager.jpg|thumb|The Kazon surround ''Voyager'']]
  
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'''See also:''' [[Voyager-Kazon conflict]]
  
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The destruction of the Caretaker's array, along with Captain Janeway's decision to withhold sharing any of ''Voyager''{{'}}s technology – in accordance with the [[Prime Directive]] – left the ship in poor standing with the Kazon who were desperately seeking to get their hands on some of the advanced Starfleet technology. To make matters worse, several ''Voyager'' crew members such as [[Seska]] and [[Michael Jonas]] – both former Maquis – did not agree with following Starfleet principles and directives, believing them to be not worth making an enemy of the Kazon and thus delaying and endangering their journey home. ({{VOY|State of Flux}})
  
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In [[2371]], in an elaborate deception that involved secretly transferring [[replicator]] technology to the Kazon, Seska defected to the [[Kazon-Nistrim]] sect.
 
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Much to the surprise of her former Maquis crew-mates – in particular Chakotay who had also been romantically involved with Seska – The Doctor discovered that she was in fact a [[Cardassian]] spy, surgically altered to appear [[Bajoran]], assigned to infiltrate Chakotay's Maquis cell.
 
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After fleeing the ship and joining the Kazon-Nistrim, Seska immediately began to reassert her Cardassian physiology and began supplying them with information about ''Voyager'' and training them in Cardassian battle tactics. Another crew member, Michael Jonas, remained on ''Voyager'' and started clandestinely supplying information to the Kazon-Nistrim sometime in [[2372]], before he was eventually discovered by [[Tom Paris]] and [[Neelix]] after a dangerous sting operation and killed when he attempted to sabotage the ship's weapons. ({{VOY|State of Flux|Maneuvers|Basics, Part I}})
  
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The year 2372 was marked by several devastating attacks by the Kazon. At one point ''Voyager'' was attacked four times in two weeks alone, losing three crewmembers and lowering morale. Commander Chakotay suggested forming an alliance with a few of the Kazon sects to ensure ''Voyager''{{'}}s safety through the region. A reluctant Captain Janeway eventually agreed to a meeting. The attempted collaboration, however, proved to be an almost futile mistake, making it impossible for ''Voyager'' to enter into any meaningful alliances with any of the Kazon sects. Hostilities between ''Voyager'' and the Kazon continued throughout the year. ({{VOY|Alliances}})
  
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At the end of the year, ''Voyager'' received a message from Seska saying that she had given birth to Chakotay's son and that the child was in danger of becoming a slave to the Kazon. The crew was immediately suspicious that Seska was luring ''Voyager'' into a trap, but rallied behind Chakotay and his responsibility to his son. After recovering [[Tierna]], one of Seska's aids, ''Voyager'' set a course toward Kazon territory. Unfortunately the crew's initial skepticism proved to be correct: Seska's message was a setup, and during the ensuing battle, ''Voyager'' was captured and the crew was marooned on [[Hanon IV]] - a desolate planet in an early stage of its [[evolution]]. ({{VOY|Basics, Part I}})
  
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Tom Paris had managed to escape the ship in a shuttle and reach a nearby Talaxian colony. With the help of the Talaxians, The Doctor, and [[Lon Suder]], who had been mistakenly left behind during the capture of ''Voyager'', Paris and the Talaxians were able to retake ''Voyager'' and rescue the crew on Hanon IV in early [[2373]]. Seska was killed during the conflict, and her child was later found to be [[Maje]] [[Culluh]]'s, Culluh taking the child with him. ''Voyager'' left Kazon space a short time later. ({{VOY|Basics, Part II}})
  
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==The journey of ''Voyager''==
  
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===''Voyager'' and time travel===
  
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[[File:Voyager over los angeles.jpg|thumb|''Voyager'' flying over 1996 Los Angeles]]
  
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''Voyager'' had earned a reputation in the [[29th century]] for being involved in a number of temporal incidents. One [[Ducane|Starfleet officer]] of the era made note of how often the vessel showed up on the {{USS|Relativity}}'s temporal sensors; the vessel's captain was even driven to madness due to ''Voyager''{{'}}s incursions.
  
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In [[2371]], ''Voyager'' became trapped in a quantum singularity while responding to a distress call. It was discovered that the distress call had actually been sent by ''Voyager'' herself, and the crew was trying to rescue a time-delayed "reflection" of themselves. ({{VOY|Parallax}})
  
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[[File:Voyager 3D overview.jpg|thumb|left|Tuvok, Captain Janeway, and B'Elanna Torres observe the temporal anomalies on the ship]]
  
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Later that year, a wormhole leading to the Alpha Quadrant was discovered. While it was quickly found to be in an advanced state of decay and not suitable for travel, the crew was able to make contact with a [[Romulan]] ship on the other side. After finding a way of transporting the Romulan captain to ''Voyager'', it was discovered that the Alpha Quadrant end of the wormhole was set twenty years in the past. The Romulan captain, [[Telek R'Mor]], agreed to inform Starfleet of ''Voyager''{{'}}s location in [[2371]], but passed away in [[2367]], four years before he would have delivered the crew's messages. ({{VOY|Eye of the Needle}})
  
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A short time later, a future version of Kes arrived on ''Voyager'', with the intent of handing the crew over to the [[Vidiian]]s. During the ambush Kes helped set up, she was found trying to leave ''Voyager'' with her younger self and forced Captain Janeway to kill her. The younger Kes recorded a message to be played at [[2376|some point in the future]] to make sure that the incident did not repeat itself. ({{VOY|Fury}})
  
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In [[2373]], ''Voyager'' was attacked by a 29th century Federation vessel under the command of [[Captain]] [[Braxton]]. The ensuing battle led ''Voyager'' and the time ship to be pulled into the [[20th century]], with ''Voyager'' arriving in [[orbit]] of [[Earth]] in [[1996]], and Braxton arriving approximately thirty years earlier. During this time, ''Voyager''{{'}}s EMH acquired the [[mobile emitter]] that allowed him to exist outside of just [[sickbay]] and the [[holodeck]] which were equipped with holo-emitters. Another version of Braxton detected ''Voyager'' in 1996 and returned them to the [[24th century]] Delta Quadrant. ({{VOY|Future's End|Future's End, Part II}})
  
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[[File:Delta Flyer.jpg|thumb|left|The ''Delta Flyer'']]
  
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While testing ''Voyager''{{'}}s newly-completed [[quantum slipstream drive]] in [[2375]], [[Seven of Nine]] received a set of phase corrections through her [[Borg]] implants. Instead of stabilizing the slipstream, however, they collapsed it. [[Harry Kim]], who was ahead of ''Voyager'' in the ''[[Delta Flyer]]'' mapping the threshold, insisted that he did not send the message. Embedded in the transmission received by Seven was a Starfleet security code belonging to Harry Kim. In it was a message from an older version of himself telling the younger Kim that he had made a mistake fifteen years prior that cost the lives of the ''Voyager'' crew, and that if he was seeing the message then "all of that has changed." ({{VOY|Timeless}})
  
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One of the more complex temporal incidents encountered by the ''Voyager'' crew came in late [[2375]]. ''Voyager'' began experiencing numerous temporal paradoxes throughout the ship, with time passing more quickly in certain areas and slowing down in others. It was estimated that the temporal distortions would destroy the ship in a matter of hours. A few seconds before the explosion, two Starfleet officers from the future recovered Seven of Nine. She had been drafted by Captain Braxton and Lieutenant [[Ducane]] of the timeship {{USS|Relativity}} to prevent the explosion and capture the individual responsible for ''Voyager''{{'}}s destruction. After traveling through various points in ''Voyager''{{'}}s history, the culprit was revealed to be a future version of Braxton, intent on taking revenge on ''Voyager'' for being responsible for so many temporal incursions that caused the need for him to go into rehabilitation a second time. Although Braxton was captured, several temporal paradoxes were created during the incident, such as Captain Janeway and Tuvok meeting Seven in 2372 instead of 2374. Lieutenant Ducane determined it necessary to "clean up" the timeline, and because Seven of Nine was unable to make any further time jumps without injuring herself, Captain Janeway was enlisted. She successfully captured Braxton seconds after initially setting foot on ''Voyager'', preventing the paradoxes. Afterwords, Ducane decided not to wipe Seven and Janeway's memories of the events, but left them with orders to remember the [[Temporal Prime Directive]] and not to discuss the experience with anyone. ({{VOY|Relativity}})
  
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In [[2376]], ''Voyager'' visited a planet with a [[tachyon]] core, causing time to pass faster on the planet than the rest of [[galaxy]]. ({{VOY|Blink of an Eye}})
  
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In [[2377]], a temporal anomaly emitted a surge of energy that split ''Voyager'' into multiple time periods throughout the ship. The crew from various periods of the vessel's history were able to restore ''Voyager'' to temporal sync. Only Commander Chakotay retained memory of these events as the timeline had been reset to his time period, allowing him to prevent the energy surge. ({{VOY|Shattered}})
  
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=== Doppelgängers ===
  
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'''See also:''' [[Doppelgänger#USS Voyager|Doppelgänger]] and [[Silver Blood]]
  
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On two occasions, during their journey through the Delta Quadrant, ''Voyager'' and its crew duplicated.
  
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[[File:Subspace divergence field.jpg|thumb|Duplicate ''Voyager''s]]
  
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The first occasion was in [[2372]] when, in an attempt to avoid going through Vidiian territory, the crew head into a [[plasma drift]] in an effort to escape the Vidiians. The plan was a success, but as ''Voyager'' was leaving the plasma drift the ship was hit repeatedly by a series of [[proton]] bursts seemingly out of nowhere that caused heavy damage to the ship and in the process the loss of Harry Kim and [[Ensign]] [[Samantha Wildman]]'s newborn child. It was discovered that the bursts where coming from another ''Voyager'' occupying the same point in space as the now damaged ''Voyager'' due to a [[spatial scission]]. The intact ''Voyager'' was later destroyed by its self-destruct after it was boarded by Vidiians. Before its destruction however, its Harry Kim and the newborn of Samantha Wildman were transferred to the damaged ''Voyager''. ({{VOY|Deadlock}})
  
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On another occasion in [[2374]] a bio-mimetic lifeform, known as the [[Silver Blood]], was discovered on a [[Y class]] planet when the crew where searching for sources of deuterium. After duplicating Tom Paris and Harry Kim, the crew discover the Silver Blood was a sentient lifeform. In exchange for letting ''Voyager'' go, along with a supply of deuterium the crew gave their DNA so they could be copied. ({{VOY|Demon}})
  
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However, by [[2375]] the Silver Blood ''Voyager'' crew had replicated their own ''Voyager''. This crew attempted to journey back to the Alpha Quadrant as well, oblivious to their true origins. It was not until the use of an [[enhanced warp drive]] that they learned who they really were. The new warp drive was harmful to them and ultimately led to the destruction of the Silver Blood ''Voyager'' and its crew. ({{VOY|Course: Oblivion}})
  
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===The Borg===
  
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[[File:Borg_skeleton.jpg|thumb|A Borg skeleton found by ''Voyager'', signaling their proximity to Borg space]]
  
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Although the Delta Quadrant remained mostly unexplored by the later half of the 24th century, one thing that was known about the region was that it was home to the Borg. The ''Voyager'' crew knew the day would come when they would come face to face with the Collective.
  
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The first indications that ''Voyager'' was approaching [[Borg space]] came in [[2373]], when the remains of a [[Borg drone]] were discovered on the [[Sakari]] homeworld. A short time later, a derelict [[Borg cube]] was discovered adrift in the [[Nekrit Expanse]]. ({{VOY|Blood Fever|Unity}})
  
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[[File:SevenofNineCube.jpg|thumb|''Voyager'' follows the Borg cube]]
  
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''Voyager'' finally entered Borg space at the end of the year, however, instead of facing assimilation, the crew found themselves on the sidelines of a brutal war between the Collective and an extra-dimensional alien species known only by their Borg designation of [[Species 8472]]. After determining that Species 8472 represented a significant threat to all life in the [[Milky Way Galaxy]], Captain Janeway decided to form an unprecedented alliance with the Borg in order to drive the aliens back into their [[Fluidic space|realm]]. In exchange for safe passage through Borg space, Janeway agreed to help the Collective construct a weapon capable of defeating the invading aliens. The Borg assigned a representative, [[Seven of Nine|Seven of Nine, Tertiary Adjunct of Unimatrix 01]], to work with the ''Voyager'' crew directly.
  
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Following the successful final confrontation with Species 8472 in their native realm, the Borg betrayed ''Voyager'' and attempted to assimilate the vessel and its crew through Seven of Nine. The crew had prepared for this eventuality and managed to disable the drone. Seven of Nine was permanently severed from the Collective and joined the ''Voyager'' crew for the remainder of their journey. ({{VOY|Scorpion|Scorpion, Part II}})
  
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[[File:USS Voyager fights Borg probe.jpg|thumb|left|A Borg probe attacks; ''Voyager'' defends itself]]
  
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The next significant encounter with the Borg came in [[2375]], when ''Voyager'' was attacked by a small [[Borg probe]]. Captain Janeway intended only to disable the vessel and steal a [[transwarp coil]], but ended up destroying it by accident when Harry Kim transported a photon torpedo into an area near the power matrix. After analyzing several recovered [[data node]]s, the crew was able to conduct a successful raid of a damaged [[Borg sphere]] and get away with a working transwarp coil, although Seven of Nine was captured during the operation. An away team led by Janeway was eventually able to recover her. Using the coil, ''Voyager'' was able to shorten its journey home by several years before the coil burned out. ({{VOY|Dark Frontier}})
  
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In [[2376]], another derelict cube was found where all the adult drones had been killed by a [[virus]]. The ''Voyager'' crew was able to liberate four adolescent drones, [[Icheb]], [[Mezoti]], and the twins [[Rebi]] and [[Azan]], who had been spared the ultimate fate of the virus. The twins were eventually returned to their people, who also agreed to give Mezoti a home, however Icheb remained with ''Voyager'' throughout the remainder of its journey and intended to apply to [[Starfleet Academy]]. ({{VOY|Collective|Imperfection|Endgame}})
  
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In [[2377]], the Borg became aware of [[Unimatrix Zero]]. The [[Borg Queen]] immediately began to research a way to destroy the realm, believing it to be a threat to the Collective. The drones occupying Unimatrix Zero found a way to contact Seven of Nine, who had previously been able to access the region during her time as drone, and through she was able to convince Captain Janeway to assist them. Janeway, Tuvok, and Torres were inoculated with a [[neural suppressant]] and allowed to be physically assimilated in order to plant a virus into the Collective. The virus liberated the drones of Unimatrix Zero from the [[hive mind]], allowing a resistance movement to form against the Borg. ({{VOY|Unimatrix Zero|Unimatrix Zero, Part II}})
  
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===Contact with Starfleet===
  
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[[File:Pathfinder Project logo.png|180px|right|Pathfinder Project insignia]]
  
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''Voyager'' had been declared "officially lost" by [[2373]]. Fourteen months later, Seven of Nine detected a large [[Hirogen communications network|communications network]] with a sensor range capable of reaching the outskirts of the Alpha Quadrant. A Federation vessel was detected in range of one of the farthest relay stations, and in lieu of failed attempts to contact the vessel via standard hails, The Doctor was transmitted to make contact, since his program would not degrade in transit.
  
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Upon boarding the {{USS|Prometheus|Prometheus class}}, The Doctor found the crew dead and the ship in the hands of the Romulan military. With the help of the ''Prometheus''' EMH, The Doctor was able to return the vessel to Starfleet custody and finally report on ''Voyager''{{'}}s situation. He told Starfleet Command everything that had happened to the ''Voyager'' crew and was returned to the vessel with a message for the crew: "''You are no longer alone.''" ({{VOY|Message in a Bottle}})
  
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Starfleet began the [[Pathfinder Project]], a division of Starfleet with the goal of establishing contact with ''Voyager'' and finding a way to bring the lost vessel home. The team was led by Commander [[Peter Harkins]] and overseen by [[Admiral]] [[Owen Paris]], but the driving force behind the project was [[Lieutenant]] [[Reginald Barclay]], formerly of the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D}}. Thanks to Barclay's efforts, first contact with ''Voyager'' was established in late [[2376]] and regular contact was maintained for the duration of the vessel's journey. The project revolutionized long-range communications; major milestones included the ability to send monthly transmissions and eventually establish two-way live visual communication at a distance of 30,000 light years, even if only for eleven minutes a day. ({{VOY|Pathfinder|Life Line|Author, Author}})
  
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In [[2375]], ''Voyager'' responded to a [[Federation]] distress call from the starship {{USS|Equinox}} commanded by [[Captain]] [[Rudolph Ransom]]. The vessel had been stranded in the Delta Quadrant by the Caretaker as well, and had been suffering attacks by an unknown [[nucleogenic lifeform]]. Unknown to the ''Voyager'' crew, the ''Equinox'' crew had been performing illegal experiments on the aliens in an effort to enhance their warp drive and return home sooner. Upon discovering this, Captain Janeway had the ''Equinox'' crew arrested, but they soon escaped. Janeway began a manhunt for Ransom, much to the dissatisfaction of Chakotay, who believed that Janeway was crossing the line. He convinced her to negotiate a cease fire with the aliens, but was relieved of duty for opposing her harsh attitude towards Ransom. Eventually ''Voyager'' caught up with the ''Equinox''. Ransom, in a last minute change of heart, decided to surrender to Janeway. Unfortunately, his first officer, Lieutenant [[Maxwell Burke]], had other ideas, and relieved his captain of duty. Ransom and chief engineer [[Ensign]] [[Marla Gilmore]] managed to beam the ''Equinox'' personnel to ''Voyager'', but were unable to save Burke and the rest of the bridge crew. After dropping the shields around the warp core, the aliens caused a [[warp core breach]], destroying the ''Equinox''.
  
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The five surviving ''Equinox'' crew members were stripped of rank and ordered to serve as crewmen aboard ''Voyager'', under close supervision with limited privileges. ({{VOY|Equinox|Equinox, Part II}})
  
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In [[2378]], ''Voyager'' was given its first official assignment since its entrapment in the Delta Quadrant seven years earlier. Captain Janeway's orders were to locate and retrieve an old Earth space-probe, ''[[Friendship 1]]'', that was launched in [[2067]] with the directive of contacting new species. Starfleet had lost contact with the probe around [[2248]] but its last known location and heading had projected the probe to be somewhere near ''Voyager''{{'}}s location.
  
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The probe was located on a highly irradiated world whose [[Uxali|inhabitants]] had taken advantage of the information contained in the probe's database, with disastrous results. The survivors held the ''Voyager'' crew responsible for the current condition of their planet and people, and killed Lieutenant Joe Carey during a hostage situation that arose when an away team was sent to retrieve the probe. After rescuing the away team and repairing the damage to the planet's atmosphere, ''Voyager'' took the probe's remains into its cargo bay and resumed a course for the Alpha Quadrant. ({{VOY|Friendship One}})
  
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===Shortening the journey===
  
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Over the course of ''Voyager''{{'}}s journey throughout the Delta Quadrant, the vessel encountered many technologies and anomalies that shortened the vessel's return to the Alpha Quadrant.
  
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In [[2374]], following the conclusion of the war between the Borg and Species 8472, Kes began to experience after effects following her communications with the aliens. She began evolving towards a higher state of being, but the process proved to be dangerous to ''Voyager'' so she decided to leave to protect the ship. As her final gift to the ''Voyager'' crew, Kes propelled the ship over 9,500 light years closer to Earth, eliminating ten years off the crew's journey. ({{VOY|The Gift}})
  
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At the end of that year, ''Voyager'' encountered the {{USS|Dauntless}}, a vessel allegedly sent by Starfleet Command to bring the ''Voyager'' crew home. In reality, the ''Dauntless'' was part of an elaborate trap laid out by the alien [[Arturis]] to exact revenge on Captain Janeway, for what he saw as her role in the Borg's assimilation of his world. The ''Dauntless'' was equipped with a [[quantum slipstream drive]], a highly advanced propulsion system similar to Borg [[transwarp conduit]]s. Lieutenant Torres was able to modify ''Voyager'' to be able to make use of this technology temporarily in order to rescue Captain Janeway and Seven of Nine from Arturis aboard the ''Dauntless''. After their rescue, ''Voyager'' was able to continue a further three hundred light years closer to the Alpha Quadrant. Several months later, the crew revisited this technology and were able to travel another 10,000 light years before the slipstream collapsed. The technology was deemed too dangerous for use after this occurrence and was dismantled. ({{VOY|Hope and Fear|Timeless}})
  
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In early [[2375]], ''Voyager'' entered an area of space known as [[The Void (region)|the Void]]. The region contained no star systems and high levels of [[theta radiation]] did not allow light from any stars beyond the area to be seen from within. A [[spatial vortex]] leading to the other side of this region cut two years and 2,500 light years off of ''Voyager''{{'}}s journey. ({{VOY|Night}})
  
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Captain Janeway estimated that avoiding conflicts with the Borg added two years onto the crew's journey. However, in mid-2375, the crew stole a [[transwarp coil]] from a [[Borg sphere]] that cut fifteen years off ''Voyager''{{'}}s trip home. ({{VOY|Dark Frontier}})
  
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[[Q]], grateful for Captain Janeway's assistance in straightening out his [[Q (Junior)|son]]'s behavior, provided Janeway with a route that would take a few years off of ''Voyager''{{'}}s journey in [[2378]]. ({{VOY|Q2}})
  
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===The return home===
  
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[[File:Voyager flight path Astrometrics.jpg|thumb|The original route ''Voyager'' traveled back to Earth from 2371-[[2394]], cut short by Admiral Janeway's [[temporal incursion]]]]
 
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[[File:Uss voyager earth.jpg|thumb|''Voyager'' is escorted home]]
  
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In [[2378]], high levels of [[neutrino]] emissions consistent with wormholes were detected inside a [[nebula]]. ''Voyager'' immediately set a course, only to discover it overrun with Borg. Captain Janeway intended to continue the journey home by conventional means, until a future version of the captain from the year [[2404]] arrived. This Admiral Janeway provided ''Voyager'' with advanced weapons ([[transphasic torpedo]]es) and [[ablative generator]]s that proved highly resistant to Borg weaponry.
 
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With this new technology, ''Voyager'' returned to the nebula in force. However, upon the discovery of a Borg [[transwarp hub]] at the center of the nebula, Captain Janeway withdrew and immediately began plans to destroy it. Admiral Janeway at first objected to this but a change of heart encouraged her to cooperate with her younger self. The plan called for Admiral Janeway to be assimilated by the Borg Queen herself. The admiral was carrying a [[neurolytic pathogen]], which immediately infected the Queen and caused her to lose control of the transwarp hub's manifold shielding, allowing ''Voyager'' to destroy the hub from the inside. The pathogen continued to spread throughout the Collective, resulting in the destruction of [[Unimatrix 01]] and the death of the Queen and Admiral Janeway. Unfortunately, a single Borg sphere that was still in contact with the Borg Queen before her death intercepted ''Voyager'' while traveling through the collapsing hub. After allowing ''Voyager'' to be brought inside the sphere, Tuvok fired a transphasic torpedo, destroying the sphere as ''Voyager'' emerged victorious in front of a Federation fleet in the Alpha Quadrant less than a light year from Earth. The excited fleet then escorted ''Voyager'' the rest of the short distance to Earth.
  
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''Voyager'' spent a total of seven years in the Delta Quadrant before returning to Federation space. The original estimate of the time needed for the return trip had been 75 years but intervention by numerous alien races, time travel, spatial anomalies, and the acquisition of new technologies considerably shortened the journey. ({{VOY|Endgame}})
  
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''Voyager'' made more [[first contact]]s than any other Federation starship since the era of [[James T. Kirk]] and the original {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}}. Captain Janeway credited the distinction to being "''the only Federation starship within 30,000 light years.''" ({{VOY|Friendship One}})
  
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With fifteen [[deck]]s, a length of 343 [[meter]]s, a crew complement capacity of approximately 160, and weighing in at 700,000 [[metric ton]]s, ''Voyager'' was only about half the size of the {{class|Galaxy}} starships introduced in the [[2350s]]. However, what the {{class|Intrepid}} starship lacked in physical size she made up for with technological advancements: ''Voyager'' boasted some of the most advanced sensor equipment in the [[Federation]] fleet and was capable of reaching a sustainable cruise velocity of [[warp factor]] 9.975. She was further equipped with [[bio-neural circuitry]] that contained [[Bio-neural gel pack|gel-packs]] with bio-neural [[cell]]s that organized information more efficiently and sped up response time. Its computer processor was capable of simultaneous access to 47 million data channels, transluminal processing at 575 trillion calculations per nanosecond and operational temperature margins from 10 [[Kelvin]] to 1,790 Kelvin. ({{VOY|Caretaker|Phage|Concerning Flight}})
  
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*'''[[Susan Nicoletti]]'s quarters''': Deck 4 ({{VOY|Twisted}})
  
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*'''[[Lieutenant]] [[Tom Paris]]'s quarters''': Deck 4 ({{VOY|Investigations}})
  
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*'''[[Ayala]]'s quarters''': Deck 7 ({{VOY|Twisted}})
  
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*'''[[Ensign]] [[Kyoto (Ensign)|Kyoto]]'s quarters''': Deck 6 ({{VOY|Twisted}})
  
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*'''Lieutenant [[Hargrove]]'s quarters''': Deck 7 ({{VOY|Twisted}})
  
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[[File:USS Voyager firing tri-cobalt device.jpg|thumb|USS ''Voyager'' firing tricobalt devices]]
  
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Like many Federation starships of its time, ''Voyager'' was armed with [[phaser]]s and [[photon torpedo]]es and protected by a [[deflector shield]] system. The vessel's torpedo launchers were compatible with [[quantum torpedo]]es as well, with some modification. Additionally, ''Voyager'' carried [[spatial charge]]s and [[tricobalt device]]s, the latter of which were not normally carried on Starfleet vessels at the time. ({{VOY|Caretaker|Dreadnought|Relativity|The Voyager Conspiracy}})
  
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Shortly before the vessel's return to the Alpha Quadrant in [[2378]], ''Voyager'' was upgraded with [[ablative generator]]s and [[transphasic torpedo]]es, both of which were brought back in time by a future version of Kathryn Janeway from the year [[2404]]. These new systems drastically increased ''Voyager''{{'}}s combat capabilities against the Borg; Borg weapons had a difficult time penetrating the hull armor and entire Borg cubes were destroyed with only one or two transphasic torpedoes each. ({{VOY|Endgame}})
  
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Following Captain Janeway's brief alliance with the Borg in 2373-74, ''Voyager'' gained access to a large amount of Borg technology. During this alliance, the Borg equipped ''Voyager'' with modified torpedoes which were armed with collaboratively modified [[nanoprobe]]s capable of destroying a [[Species 8472]] [[bioship]] with a single shot. The modifications the Borg made to the power relays on Deck 8 were allowed to remain intact after B'Elanna Torres noted that they worked better with the Borg improvements. Additionally, an [[astrometrics]] lab was constructed with Borg-enhanced sensors by the former drone, Seven of Nine, and Ensign Harry Kim. A 29th century Borg drone encountered in [[2375]] was able to further enhance ''Voyager''{{'}}s defensive systems, albeit in a limited manner, in order to escape from an attacking Borg sphere. ''Voyager''{{'}}s engines were also compatible with Borg transwarp technology: in 2375 a [[transwarp coil]] was used to cut fifteen years off of their journey back to Earth. ({{VOY|Scorpion, Part II|Year of Hell|Drone|Dark Frontier}})
  
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[[File:Astrometrics.jpg|thumb|USS ''Voyager''{{'}}s astrometrics lab]]
  
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In 2374, Ensign Harry Kim and Seven of Nine collaborated to construct ''Voyager''{{'}}s astrometrics lab. The lab's sensors measured the radiative flux of up to three billion stars simultaneously, the computer would then calculate ''Voyager''{{'}}s position relative to the center of the galaxy, making the stellar mapping technology ten times more accurate than what the vessel had been using previously. This new technology was first used to calculate a new route to the Alpha Quadrant that would eliminate five years from ''Voyager''{{'}}s journey home. ({{VOY|Year of Hell}})
  
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''Voyager'' was launched with a crew compliment of 141. Her initial short assignment did not call for a [[counselor]] to be assigned. With the addition of the Maquis along with Neelix and Kes the crew compliment rose to 152 by end of ''Voyager''{{'}}s first year in the Delta Quadrant. ({{VOY|The 37's}})
 
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The initial transfer to the Delta Quadrant was costly for the crew. Over a dozen crew members were killed, including the original first officer, chief engineer, the entire medical staff, and a transporter chief. However, over the course of her journey, ''Voyager'' gained crew members from [[species]] indigenous to the Delta Quadrant, such as former Borg drones, [[Icheb]], [[Mezoti]], and the twins [[Rebi]] & [[Azan]], as well as the [[Talaxian]] Neelix and the [[Ocampa]] Kes, who joined ''Voyager'' after Janeway destroyed the [[Caretaker's array]]. [[Seven of Nine]] also joined the crew after the incident which happened during Janeway's short alliance with the Borg. In [[2376]], ''Voyager'' also received the five surviving crew members from the [[starship]] {{USS|Equinox}}. Several species were represented on ''Voyager'', including [[Human]]s, [[Vulcan]]s, [[Bolian]]s, [[Betazoid]]s, [[Bajoran]]s, a [[Klingon]]/Human hybrid ([[B'Elanna Torres]]), a [[Ktarian]]/Human hybrid ([[Naomi Wildman]]) as well as others. ({{VOY|Caretaker|Basics, Part I|Scorpion, Part II|Equinox, Part II|Collective}})
  
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Although Commander Chakotay believed that ''Voyager'' could only operate effectively with a crew of at least one hundred, various circumstances have shown this, at least temporarily, to not be the case. When circumstances required it, the ship has been able to operate effectively with even a single crew member. In [[2374]], Seven of Nine was forced to maintain the vessel alone for several days while the crew was in stasis while passing through a nebula. Although she did have The Doctor for assistance for the first couple of weeks, eventually the nebula caused his program to go offline. In [[2377]], The Doctor as the [[Emergency Command Hologram]] was able to engage several [[Quarren patrol ship]]s while the crew was brainwashed into working for various Quarren employers on their homeworld, although he was subsequently forced to retreat to a nebula to repair the damage the ship had sustained – including the loss of life support – until assistance arrived in the form of the ''[[Delta Flyer II|Delta Flyer]]'' and Chakotay, Harry Kim, and Neelix, who had been away on a diplomatic mission when the ship was attacked. ({{VOY|The 37's|Elogium|One|Workforce|Workforce, Part II}})
  
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With the destruction of the ''Val Jean'' during their first days in the Delta Quadrant, Starfleet and Maquis crew members were first forced to cooperate with one another to get their missing crew members back and then to merge aboard ''Voyager'' to embark on their decades long journey [[Alpha Quadrant|home]]. Captain Janeway granted the Maquis provisional field commissions with many filling the roles left vacant by the vessels losses in the initial transfer to the Delta Quadrant. Of the several key positions on ''Voyager'' that were filled by former Maquis crew members, that of [[first officer]] was filled by Chakotay and the position of [[chief engineer]] went to B'Elanna Torres. By [[2377]], about one quarter of ''Voyager''{{'}}s crew consisted of former Maquis members. 
  
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Early in the ship's journey, Lieutenant Tuvok believed that with so many Maquis on board there was a serious risk of [[mutiny]] and so designed a [[Insurrection Alpha|holodeck training program]] to prepare for such an event. Despite Tuvok's concerns, however, the opposite proved to be the case and the two crews, for the most part, integrated well and so he deleted the program. When it was accidently uncovered in 2373, it was treated as entertainment and none of the Maquis took offence at the subject matter, even after Tuvok revealed the impetus behind it.
  
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However, such incidents such as [[Seska]] defecting to the [[Kazon-Nistrim]] and [[Michael Jonas]] secretly providing information about ''Voyager'' to them, along with [[Lon Suder]] murdering crewman [[Frank Darwin]] had serious repercussions for ''Voyager'' early in its journey. After a while, Captain Janeway herself stopped distinguishing between the two crews as Maquis and Starfleet and began thinking of them simply as members of ''her'' crew, to the point that she was offended when Admiral {{dis|Hayes|Male Admiral}} requested their "status" in [[2377]]. ({{VOY|Caretaker|State of Flux|Worst Case Scenario|Life Line|Repression}}) 
  
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The first series bible for ''[[Star Trek: Voyager]]'' describes the starship ''Voyager'' as being "smaller, sleeker and more advanced than the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}}. It holds a crew of some two hundred, and does not have families on board."
  
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[[Ronald D. Moore]] felt that, as the setting for a ''[[Star Trek]]'' series, ''Voyager'' wasn't sufficiently removed from the aesthetic of ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation]]'' and the ''Enterprise''-D. During a couple of months in which he was hired to write for the series, Moore postulated that ''Voyager'' should undergo drastic changes while it was journeying home. "''I kept saying, 'The ship should be unrecognizable as a starship by the time it gets home,' that by the time it got home, it should have had its own culture, its own customs, and the ship should have been, like, customized for everybody and for many purposes [...] It just wouldn't look like a starship any more. I couldn't sell anybody on that, though.''" ({{e|Relics}} [[audio commentary]], [[TNG Season 6 Blu-ray]])
  
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One idea which [[Michael Okuda]] and others discussed, early in the series run of ''Star Trek: Voyager'', was that the starship ''Voyager'' might have rows of plants growing in hydroponic gardens throughout the ship. This notion was motivated by the fact ''Voyager'' was so distant from the Alpha Quadrant and because the vessel's systems might fail. Though the regular writing staff or the producers never fully embraced the concept, Okuda suspected having many hydroponic gardens aboard the ship would have been fun. Ron Moore agreed, saying it was among the ideas he wanted when he was assigned to write for the series. ({{e|Relics}} [[audio commentary]], [[TNG Season 6 Blu-ray]])
  
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The model of ''Voyager'' (Lot #357) was sold at the [[40 Years of Star Trek: The Collection]] auction on {{d|6|October|2006}} for US$132,000 including the buyer's premium (the winning bid was US$110,000). The winner of the lot, a man from Leicester, England, was interviewed in [[The History Channel]]'s documentary ''[[Star Trek: Beyond the Final Frontier]]''. He was also the winner of the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-C|-C}} model.
  
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In the novel series, looking at events after ''Voyager'' returns from the Delta Quadrant, all characters are promoted after their return to the Alpha Quadrant, with Chakotay becoming ''Voyager''{{'}}s new captain, Tom Paris his first officer, and Harry Kim the new chief of security. Captain Afsarah Eden briefly takes command of ''Voyager'' after Janeway is assimilated and killed during a Borg assault on Earth in ''[[Before Dishonor]]'' and Chakotay resigns in grief, but he returns to take command of ''Voyager'' in time to participate in "Project: Full Circle", where ''Voyager'' returns to the Delta Quadrant with a fleet of other ships using Starfleet's perfected [[Quantum slipstream drive]]. Janeway resumes command of the fleet when she is resurrected by [[Q (Junior)|Q's son]] and [[Kes]] in the novel ''[[The Eternal Tide]]''.
  
   
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The USS ''Voyager'' makes several appearances in the video game ''[[Star Trek Online]]''. Set in the early 25th century about twenty to thirty years after ''Voyager''{{'}}s return from the Delta Quadrant, ''Voyager'' is under the command of now-[[Rear Admiral Lower Half]] Tuvok and assists the player in two missions, including responding to a large-scale attack by [[Species 8472]] on the [[Earth Spacedock]] and [[Qo'noS]].
  
   
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USS Voyager, ventral view

USS Voyager

Regions visited by USS Voyager from 2371 to 2378

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VOY Season 1

USS Voyager departing Deep Space 9

Voyager leaves Deep Space 9

Alpha Quadrant

Delta Quadrant

2372

VOY Season 2

2373

VOY Season 3

Nekrit Expanse
Borg space
Sector 001 (Alpha Quadrant)

2374

VOY Season 4

Borg Star

A star system in Borg space Voyager visited

Borg space

Outside Borg space

  • coordinates 18, mark 205, mark 47, in the Delta Quadrant

2375

Voyager in the Void

The USS Voyager in the utter nothingess of the Void

VOY Season 5

The Void (region)

Unimatrix 325, Grid 006

Monean Waters

Unimatrix 424, Grid 116

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VOY Season 6

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VOY Season 7

The Void (anomaly)

2378

File:Uss voyager earth.jpg

Voyager returns to Earth

VOY Season 7

Talaxian asteroid colony

Grid 986 (Borg designation)
  • Aperture 823
Sector 001 (Alpha Quadrant)
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