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Revision as of 12:58, 13 May 2021
A Cadet's Guide to Sector 001 Earth is the last of three reference books from the Starfleet Academy boxed set (1999). It was written as an in-universe handbook published by the Starfleet Bureau of Information and was part of the Last Unicorn Games TNG role-playing game.
Description
- Detailed description of the Sol system from Pluto Station and the Academy Flight Range to the Martian colonies and New Berlin
- Details of Earth, where your cadet will live and work for four years. Drop by Chez Sandrine for a drink, or Sisko's Creole Kitchen for some etouffee (or tube grubs). Take in the sights of San Francisco, London, Paris, and Sydney (to name a few).
- Plus two double-sided, full color maps, including the Sol system, the Academy campus, the moon and Mars, and Academy uniforms!
Contents
- The Sol System
- Earth
- Getting Around on Earth
- San Francisco
- Paris
- London
- New Orleans
- New York City
- Other Places of Interest
References
Characters
- Referenced only
- John Christopher • Zefram Cochrane • Leonardo da Vinci • Cyrano Jones IV • Lok Ketsral • Palla'hari • Tephira Prilem • Rembrandt • Khan Noonien Singh • Joseph Sisko • Arinda Skaelas • Stel (chef) • Tarnoc • Arthur Tillingham • Titian • T'Shenn • Mark Wells
Starships and vehicles
- USS Defiant • USS Galaxy • Constellation class • Galaxy class • Intrepid class • Norway class • Saber class • Steamrunner class • Sovereign class
Locations
Cities and planetary locations
- Auckland • Australia • Bangalore • Beijing • Burroughs City • Christchurch • Christopher • Cochrane • Elysium Mons • French Quarter • Huygenstadt • India • Lake Armstrong • London • New Berlin • New Orleans • New York City • New Zealand • Olympus Mons • Paris • San Francisco • San Francisco Bay • Sydney • Thames River • Tokyo • Tycho City • Utopia Planitia • Valhalla Basin • Viking City • Wellington • Wells Center • Zefram Cochrane Library
Outposts and stations
- Earth Station McKinley • Utopia Planitia Fleet Yards • Jupiter Outpost 92 • Jupiter Station • San Francisco Fleet Yards • Saturn Starbase One • Starfleet Academy Flight Range • Mimas Emergency Facility • Flight Range Ops • Firing Range • Pluto Station • Starbase 173
Planets and planetoids
- Earth (Luna) • Qo'noS • Ferenginar • Mars (Deimos, Phobos) • Venus • Mercury • Jupiter (Io, Europa, Ganymede, Callisto) • Saturn (Mimas, Hyperion, Titan) • Uranus • Neptune • Pluto (Charon) • Prosperpine
Stars and systems
Stellar regions
- Sector 001 • Oort cloud • Asteroid belt • Van Allen belt • Io torus • Mars Perimeter
Races and cultures
- Referenced only
- Andorian • Betazoid • Bolian • Borg • Human • Klingon • Tellarite • Tiburonese • Vulcan
States and organizations
- Daystrom Institute • Dytallix Mining Corporation • Tellarite Mining Company • Janus Mining Consortium • Ring Tours • Smithsonian Institute • Terran Academy of Sciences • Starfleet Academy • Starfleet Bureau of Information • United Earth Republic • United Federation of Planets •
Other references
- Mars Defense Perimeter • LaGrange Point • Superintendent • planetary ring • Great Dark Spot • Michaelson Gravimetric Array • Mon Sorali Spa • Titan Space Needle • dome • Retro • Explorer's Hall • Wayfarer Base • Huygenstadt Prize • Galileo Observatory • Europa Ecological Mapping Program • Jovian Mining Facility • deuterium • Delta 10 • Stel's • nalth 'uQ'a' • Gagh • Rokeg blood pie • Red Spot Cafe • Red Spot • Tillingham's • Cyrano's House of Wonders • Emergency Medical Hologram • Spican flame gem • Rigelian jewel egg • Andorian wind chime • Mars Colony 3 • Tranquility Base • Apollo Bowl • Caloris Basin • Khepera Chromosphere Solar Observatory • Bell Riots • Federation Hall • Golden Gate Park • The Five Stars • The Paisley Hothouse • Anderson's Steak House • Viva Italiana • QeHlaq pach • Tes'ron Hival • Louvre • Victory of Samothrace • Venus de Milo • Notre Dame • Paris Opera House • Empyrean House • Café des Artistes • Maison Colline • Le Roi du Soleil • Tower of London • Hyde Park • World War III • Buckingham Palace • Madame Tussaud's Wax Museum • The Lion & Dove Tavern • The Restaurant at the Ritz • Confederate Memorial Hall • Sisko's Creole Kitchen • Old N'awlins Kitchen • Broadway • Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts • Museum of Natural History • United Earth Republic Headquarters • Forbidden City • Beijing Zoo • Great Wall of China • Tian An Men Square • Sydney Opera House • Ginza
Appendices
Background information
- "A Cadet's Guide to Sector 001 Earth" was the name of a program that Julian Bashir and Miles O'Brien gave to Nog in DS9 episode: "Little Green Men".
Images
Cover image.
Luna surface map.
External link
- A Cadet's Guide to Sector 001 Earth article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.