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| − | Commodore Duncan Robinson | + | == Commodore Duncan Robinson == |
| − | Zone 10 Co-Ordinator | + | ''Zone 10 Co-Ordinator<br> |
| − | Dean, MFI College of Sciences | + | ''Dean, MFI College of Sciences<br> |
| − | CO Starbase Essex | + | ''CO Starbase Essex<br> |
| + | ''Ch'Pok duv-zantai Sal'Hov Yo'Hod<br> | ||
| + | ''CO Dead Man's Chest | ||
| − | + | == '''Background information for Science 101: General Science<br>''' == | |
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| + | Science has played a role in Starfleet ever since it’s initial inception. On the very first Federation starships there were scientists, ships such as the USS T’Pau were dedicated as science and exploration vessels. | ||
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| + | The USS Enterprise NCC 1701, had a host of science functions, as it often served light years away from the nearest science facilities. In order to overcome this, the ship had it’s own science officers, headed by Spock, who once won the Vulcanian Scientific Legion of Honour. So that Spock could undertake his role on Enterprise with ease, there was a Science Station on the bridge, otherwise known as the Command Intelligence Station. The ship even had it’s own science laboratories where analysis of materials could take place. | ||
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| + | After the end of the five year missions, Spock went to Vulcan to undertake Kolinar. During this brief spell ended by the Vygr incident in 2271, Commander Sonak was the senior science officer on Enterprise. Sonak sadly died in a transporter accident. | ||
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| + | The larger Galaxy class Starships, such as the USS Enterprise – D, have two science stations on the bridge, with the same multitude of science laboratories below deck, for example the stellar spectroscopy lab. The bridge science stations are sometimes used by secondary mission personnel, such as control of automated probes. Primary functions of the science stations include access to sensors, command intelligence and co-ordination of various science labs. | ||
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| + | On Deep Space Nine (DS9), the main science station was located in Ops, and was manned by Jadzia Dax. | ||
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| + | The captain of the USS Voyager started her Starfleet career as a science officer and eventually served on USS Al-Batani. | ||
Revision as of 12:27, 15 April 2006
Commodore Duncan Robinson
Zone 10 Co-Ordinator
Dean, MFI College of Sciences
CO Starbase Essex
Ch'Pok duv-zantai Sal'Hov Yo'Hod
CO Dead Man's Chest
Background information for Science 101: General Science
Science has played a role in Starfleet ever since it’s initial inception. On the very first Federation starships there were scientists, ships such as the USS T’Pau were dedicated as science and exploration vessels.
The USS Enterprise NCC 1701, had a host of science functions, as it often served light years away from the nearest science facilities. In order to overcome this, the ship had it’s own science officers, headed by Spock, who once won the Vulcanian Scientific Legion of Honour. So that Spock could undertake his role on Enterprise with ease, there was a Science Station on the bridge, otherwise known as the Command Intelligence Station. The ship even had it’s own science laboratories where analysis of materials could take place.
After the end of the five year missions, Spock went to Vulcan to undertake Kolinar. During this brief spell ended by the Vygr incident in 2271, Commander Sonak was the senior science officer on Enterprise. Sonak sadly died in a transporter accident.
The larger Galaxy class Starships, such as the USS Enterprise – D, have two science stations on the bridge, with the same multitude of science laboratories below deck, for example the stellar spectroscopy lab. The bridge science stations are sometimes used by secondary mission personnel, such as control of automated probes. Primary functions of the science stations include access to sensors, command intelligence and co-ordination of various science labs.
On Deep Space Nine (DS9), the main science station was located in Ops, and was manned by Jadzia Dax.
The captain of the USS Voyager started her Starfleet career as a science officer and eventually served on USS Al-Batani.
