Visual contact

Visual contact was a term for describing when something was visible.
In 2265, as the approached the disaster recorder of the , Captain James T. Kirk asked navigator Lee Kelso, "No visual contact?" Kelso respond, "No, sir." ()
In 2366, sensors aboard the indicated the approach of a Borg vessel but there was no visual contact. Captain Jean-Luc Picard ordered Worf to use their current viewscreen magnification to view fifty s starboard and there was still not visual contact. ()
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