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A space buoy or marker buoy was a type of navigational marker which was placed in a particular location in space as an aid to travelers.

History and specifics[]

An early Federation space buoy was 28 meters long, used ion propulsion and weighed 19 metric tons. (ST reference: Spaceflight Chronology)

In 2266, Lieutenant Commander Spock theorized that Balok's cube might be a buoy, or possibly a dangerous form of "fly paper". (TOS episode: "The Corbomite Maneuver")

The alien artifact analysis lab at Starbase 25 once analyzed a Preserver space buoy. (TOS comic: "Who's Who in Star Trek, Issue 2")

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