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AndrewR
Resident Nut-cache
Member # 44

posted

OK this is a map of the trek universe. OK it might be a little skewed, but I tried 'twirl' on it.

I ended up turning it into an animation.

Its 'rough'

thoughts.

Oh, the stars I created using 'Universe'

Andrew

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[This message has been edited by AndrewR (edited October 01, 1999).]

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Nim
The Aardvark asked for a dagger
Member # 205

posted

Are you saying Voyager took a right turn round da galactic core?

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AndrewR
Resident Nut-cache
Member # 44

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Bugger, no! no! - sorry the lines are just the paths of 1) the bajoran wormhole and 2) the 'caretakers' displacement wave.

oops.

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Krenim
Unholy Triangle Fella
Member # 22

posted

May I make the assumption that the red area beneath Borg space is Krenim space?

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Michael Dracon
aka: NightWing or Altair
Member # 4

posted

Did I drink to much tonight, or are those lines and the text disappearing and re-appearing???

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Elim Garak
Plain and simple
Member # 14

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I would've guessed it was the Barzan wormhole before its collapse. Aw, shucks.

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Bernd
Guy from Old Europe
Member # 6

posted

Nice. However, I think the Romulans and Klingons should change places.

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Bernd
Guy from Old Europe
Member # 6

posted

There is a great place for cartography with the most precise maps I have seen so far:
http://www.stdimension.de

I got a huge 1000*1000 pixels galaxy map (raw version) from the webmaster, I think it's not yet available for download.

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AndrewR
Resident Nut-cache
Member # 44

posted

Yes Yes! Barzan wormhole - that makes much more sense - I was gonna put it on before I finished (remember this was only rough) but I thought it might be too cluttered.

But yes, the orange line is the Barzan wormhole.

I also have a rough map of federation and surrounds - using 'universe'.

Andrew

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Chris
Ex-Member

posted

Hi there! I'm Christian Ruehl, web master of the Star
Trek Dimension. I'm happy that my site was mentioned
here, however, you should try
http://www.stdimension.de/int/Cartography.htm

to beam directly to the coordinates of my Cartography
project (in English), which is, indeed, the most
extensive one in the internet. To learn everthing
you ever want to know about cartography, galactic
geography and distances, please come to visit!

BTW: The Milky Way map Bernd mentioned is now
avaiable in the new map archive of this project, along
with some other exclusive maps.

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Bernd
Guy from Old Europe
Member # 6

posted

Welcome Chris!

I'm glad you finally found the way to this forum

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