Degree (angle)

A degree was a unit of measurement for measuring angles, and, as well, longitude and latitude. It was represented by the symbol °. 
In 2083, the debris cloud from an asteroid impacting the planet Terra Nova reached to a point ten or twelve degrees north of the equator. ()
This measurement was used for making photographs of stars by the crew of the in 2266. ()
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 degrees starboard. ()
That same year, when scanning the surface of Rana IV for survivors after the planet had been devastated in an attack instigated by the Husnocks, the s sensors picked up an artificial structure at thirty seven degrees north and sixty two degrees east. Inside the structure, the sensors picked up the lifeforms of Kevin and . ()
In 2371, an away team from the discovered there was a geological shift in a cave system on Avery III when they compared the initial geological scan with the most recent scan. A tunnel had shifted almost seventy five degrees, trapping an earlier away team who were subsequently captured by the Vidiians. ()
In 3189, as she searched for a spot in a glacier with the highest thickness and density where the could land, Ensign Sylvia Tilly located ice which was fifty meters thick five degrees to port. ()
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