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Galactic core

The galactic core or galactic center was the central region of the Milky Way Galaxy. The core was surrounded by an immense energy field called the Great Barrier. () The galactic center was relevant to starship navigation, as Starfleet ships could verify their position relative to it. The heart of the galaxy itself was at galactic coordinates 036.231 and was approximately 26,000 light years from Sol. (; ; , Season 7 set artwork )
In 2267. Commodore Matthew Decker believed the planet killer was heading to the galactic core. ()
In 2269, the , while on a scientific mission to find the creation point in the galactic core, found an entrance to an alternate universe where magic replaced science. ()
The magnetic organism planned to use the Enterprise to head for the galactic core in the hopes of taking over the galaxy. ()
 believed to be the mythological planet of Sha Ka Ree was discovered in the galactic core in 2287 by the Vulcan Sybok on board the . ()
During the Federation-Cardassian War, Cardassian Central Command claimed a Federation stellar cartography map was in error, due to a miscalibration by a reference beacon. They maintained that the Federation-Cardassian border in several sectors should be adjusted 4.7 light years to the galactic center. ()
In 2367, the was temporarily transferred near the center of the galaxy by Lieutenant Barclay, where an intelligent species known as the Cytherians was discovered. ()
An image of the galactic core was among the stellar images found in the astrometrics lab on board in 2377. ()
Later that year, the galactic core was seen on the map "USS Voyager Flight Path". According to this map, the portion of the core located in the Alpha Quadrant had been explored by manned and unmanned probes. (, Season 7 set artwork )
After a spore drive jump, the would confirm their coordinates relative to the galactic core. After jumping to the Sol system in 3189, Commander Michael Burnham confirmed coordinates relative to the galactic core to Captain Saru. ()
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Galactic motionary startime chart

A galactic motionary startime chart was a type of chart that enabled one to set the dates of historical events.
In 2364, Data corrected a Tkon Empire portal when it claimed to still be in the Age of Bastu, noting that "according to the Tkon use of galactic motionary startime charts, after Bastu came Age of Cimi, Age of Xora, Age of Makto, and several others. ()
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Galactic plane

The galactic plane is the plane where the disk of the Milky Way Galaxy lies. 
Any object located perpendicularly above this plane is described as being X° (degrees) North, and likewise, any object located perpendicularly below this plane is described as being X° South.
The star Beta Lyrae is located 142°NE of the galactic plane. ()
The antimatter universe counterpart to the star Minara was a dead star located 12°S of galactic plane. ()
While approaching the unusual dead star in 2269, the experienced severe hypergravitional effects from the dead star's negative star mass, pulling it "two minutes right ascension" off course. As they entered orbit of the star, Uhura detected a mysterious radio signal coming from an insectoid pod ship located at "nine seconds right ascension from galactic plane, dead ahead" of the Enterprise position in orbit of the star. ()
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Galardonian

Galardonians were a warp-capable pig-like humanoid species from the planet Galardon in the Galar system.
Their government was known as the Galardonian High Council. ()
== History ==
In 2379, they made first contact with the . Beckett Mariner, prior to her demotion, served on this starship at that time, which was how she learned that some of the Galardonians were facing famine.
A year later, the arrived to assist the Galardonians with the construction of a communication array that would allow continued communication with the United Federation of Planets. ()
In the following couple of years, the crew of USS Cerritos encountered a number of Galardonians who had traveled off world, in places such as Qualor II, Tulgana IV, the Dove, and the cruise ship Cosmic Duchess. ()
By 2381, Galardonian milk had become available for trade off-world. ()
==Physiology==
Some Galardonians had s on their heads, while others lacked them. Their skin was spotted and purplish in color. They had sharp teeth, large tube-like ears, and upturned noses.
Galardonians were also smaller in stature than most humanoids. ()
==Culture==
Galardonians were known farmers, keeping livestock such as the spider cow. Some of these farmers were on the verge of starvation due to a lack of farm tools.
Ensign Beckett Mariner, now serving aboard the Cerritos, went against Starfleet regulation by giving Galardonian farmers some farming equipment, such as shovels and hoes, which she transported in a crate on a stolen Argo-type ground vehicle. ()
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Galaxy Quest Director Dean Parisot (podcast)

== Summary ==
:A few hours before introducing the Galaxy Quest screening on the USS Intrepid, Dean stopped by Deck 44 to talk everyone's favorite unofficial Star Trek movie.
:Jordan and Dean discuss the film, share stories of the late Alan Rickman, and address the rumors of a Galaxy Quest follow-up series. Dean's latest project, Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency can be seen this Fall on BBC America.
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Galaxy class (23rd century)

The Galaxy-class starship was a class of Starfleet vessel mentioned in the Treaty of Armens from 2255. It was stated in the treaty, that a UFP official from the Cultural Contact Office (Sol Sector) shall be on board a Galaxy-class Starfleet vessel at all times except during legal holidays.
There were at least two classes named Galaxy-class; the other was in operation a century later. ( display graphic)
 
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Galen IV

Galen IV was the formerly inhabited fourth planet of the Galen system. This forested planet was located in the Alpha Quadrant and had no moons. It was home to a native species and to a Federation colony.
The Federation had established first contact with this planet by 2259. ()
During the late 2350s, Galen IV was disputed between the Federation and the Talarian Republic, who saw the Federation as encroaching on their territory. In 2357, the planet was attacked during the Galen border conflict by Talarian forces, commanded by Endar. All the colonists were believed to have been massacred, the colony destroyed, but a single survivor emerged years later as Endar's adopted son Jono. ()
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Galen system

The Galen system was a planetary system in the Alpha Quadrant. It was a unary star system consisting of a primary and five planets, including the inhabited warp-capable world of Galen IV. By 2259, the United Federation of Planets had established first contact with this system and could visit it freely.
Nearby inhabited star systems included the Talar, Kiley, Gamma Trianguli, Alpha Majoris, Scalos, and Algol systems. 
In 2259, the location of this system was labeled on a stellar cartography chart that was seen on the 's ready room viewscreen. This system's symbol had a color, indicating that it was affiliated with the . ()
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Gallamite

The Gallamites were a spacefaring humanoid species. 
==Physiology==
Gallamites had "toothy smiles," and transparent skulls through which pink brains twice the size of a Human's were visible. (; )
==History==
Captain Boday, a Gallamite ship commander, was a frequent visitor of Deep Space 9 during the 2370s. (, et al.)
In 2375, during the Dominion War, the Gallamites contributed duranium to the Federation Alliance. ()
In 2382, two Gallamites were among the tourists visiting the Cosmic Duchess cruise ship. ()
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The Gallamites were mentioned in the pronunciation guide of the script of , but not in the script itself. It is possible that the references were removed in an early draft.
According to StarTrek.com, the apparent home star and/or homeworld of the Gallamites was called Gallam. 
===Apocrypha===
A Gallamite man called Dabisch is the communications officer on Pike's in Where Sea Meets Sky and other works.
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Galley

A galley was a section located on a starship that provided facilities for preparation of food. On some starships, a chef operated the galley, preparing cuisine for the crew and guests. In essence a galley is the naval and Starfleet equivalent term of a kitchen. With the advent of replicator technology in the 24th century, use of a galley fell out of use on most Federation starships, with occasional exceptions.
 had a galley to supplement the use of protein resequencers with conventionally prepared food. Hoshi Sato discovered that this galley was protected by the Enterprises to the extent that it forced the cessation of her own cooking. () The galley also featured a pantry. ()
Crewmembers aboard Enterprise NX-01 occasionally served in the galley, such as Cunningham in 2153. ()
Klingon scouts were also designed with a galley, and included a supply of live targs for provision of fresh food. ()
The had a galley. At one point in 2266, however, the was off in that area. ()
The also had a galley. At one point in 2293, James T. Kirk made a note in his log that Romulan ale should no longer be served at diplomatic functions. ()
In 2371, in response to a need to ration replicator usage, Neelix established a galley on board the , by taking over the captain's dining room. () The was also apparently modified in this fashion. ()
A galley was also present aboard the Krenim weapon ship. In 2374 of an alternate timeline, Annorax had dinner with Chakotay and Tom Paris. The galley prepared different alien food for this event. ()
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Gallitep labor camp

"Murder was just the end of the fun for them; first came the humiliation. Mothers raped in front of their children, husbands beaten until their wives couldn't recognize them, old people buried alive because they couldn't work anymore."
: - Kira Nerys, describing Gallitep
Gallitep was a forced labor camp on the planet Bajor that was run by Gul Darhe'el during the Cardassian Occupation of Bajor. Conditions in the camp were considered to be brutal and hostile. Among those who worked there was Aamin Marritza, a file clerk.
Darhe'el was one of the most brutal overseers of any labor camp on Bajor. Innocent Bajorans were executed on a regular basis, but not before they were tortured and humiliated. In many cases, Bajorans were forced to dig their own graves – literally. As his reign of terror continued, Darhe'el's hatred of the Bajorans and his zealous view that his actions were justified in the name of the Cardassian Empire led to outright genocide. On more than one occasion, he gave his men very simple orders: to kill Bajoran scum. When they returned, they were covered in blood, but in his eyes they were clean.
A mining accident at Gallitep caused toxic gases to be released, resulting in Kalla-Nohra Syndrome, a unique medical condition identifiable by the damage to the respiratory system and other areas of the body. As Darhe'el was on Cardassia Prime at the time, he was unaffected, but Bajorans and Cardassians alike who were present at the time became terminally ill.
The camp was liberated by the Shakaar resistance cell (of which Kira Nerys was a part) in 2357. The Bajoran survivors became a symbol of strength and courage to the rest of the Bajoran people. () 
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Galorndon Core system

The Galorndon Core system was an uninhabited planetary system in the Beta Quadrant. It was a unary star system consisting of a primary and the planet Galorndon Core. Located in Federation space, this system was 0.5 light years from the Romulan Neutral Zone. ()
== Stellar Cartography == 
In 2256, this system's location was labeled on the star chart "Alpha/Beta Quadrant Overview" in the ready room aboard the . ()
In 2257, during the first , this system was occupied by the Klingons. () It had returned to control by 2259, according to a stellar cartography chart that was seen on the 's ready room viewscreen. () 
The system's location was labeled in a Federation star chart that was in Fleet Admiral Kirsten Clancy's office at Starfleet Headquarters in 2399 and on the bridge of the in 2401. The Galorndon Core system was in or near to neutral space. ()
In 2401, this system's position was labeled on a star chart used by Captain William T. Riker during his attempt at finding the last known location of the . ()
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Galyn Görg

Galyn Görg was an actress, dancer, and choreographer who appeared as Korena in the fourth season episode and in the third season episode for which she filmed her scenes between Friday and Monday on Paramount Stage 8, 9, and 16. Her costume from this episode was later worn by an unknown actress in the seventh season episode and sold off on the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay. 
Görg is probably best known for her recurring role as Nancy O'Reilly in three second season episodes of (1990, with Mädchen Amick, Richard Beymer, Ray Wise, Sheryl Lee, Miguel Ferrer, Wendy Robie, Catherine Coulson, Carel Struycken, and David L. Lander), her starring role as Lt. Leora Maxwell in (1994-95, co-starring Gary Graham), and her guest roles in episodes of (1996), (1996, directed by Anson Williams), and Stargate SG-1 (1997, starring Richard Dean Anderson Michael Shanks, with Vincent Hammond).
Other television shows she guest starred on include (1984, with Page Leong), (1985, starring Dwight Schultz, with Jimmie F. Skaggs), (1996, with James Avery and Daniel Riordan), (2001, starring Miguel Ferrer, with Marlene Forte, and Tom McCleister), (2004, with David Lee Smith, Holmes R. Osborne, Gary Wayton, and Richard Ortega-Miro), J.J. Abrams' and Damon Lindelof's (2008, starring Daniel Dae Kim and Terry O'Quinn), and (2015, with Adam Scott, Jim O'Heir, and Kristen Ariza).
Her film work includes supporting roles in (1984), the comedy The Malibu Bikini Shop (1986, with Bruce Greenwood, Jay Robinson and Charlie Brill), the music drama Dance Academy (1988, with Michelle Rudy, Laura Feder Behr, and Julie Newmar), (1990, with Peter Weller, Roger Aaron Brown, John Glover, Gabriel Damon, Mark Rolston, Jeff McCarthy, Erik Cord, Stephen Lee, Tzi Ma, and Bill Bolender), (1991, with Lori Petty, Christopher Pettiet, Mike Genovese, Jack Kehler, Raymond Forchion, Jeff Imada, and Curt Truman), and (1992).
In later years, Görg worked as producer on her father Alan Görg's projects, including the drama Earth Spirit (2006), the short drama Techqua Ikachi: Aboriginal Warning (2008), and the music comedy Hollywood Love (2011).
Görg died from cancer the day before her 56th birthday. 
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Gambit: Part I and Gambit: Part II (podcast)

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:Picard is dead until he's "". Riker has gone rogue. Then there's the Romulan who's not, and they're all in search of an artifact that isn't what it seems. How many gambits can fit into two episodes? Seriously, all of the gambits when we put and into the Mission Log.
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Gambling

Gambling was a game of chance and form of recreation that involved betting with currency such as tokens (or chips), money, or latinum, on the outcome of betting games or betting pools. Casinos were popular venues for gambling. Those who gamble were known as gamblers. 
In 2370, Prylar Rhit, a Bajoran vedek, had run up a sizable gambling debt playing dabo, something that caused quite a scandal in the Vedek Assembly. ()
In 2371, Doctor Bashir ordered Major Kira to relax during a particularly stressful period. With the assistance of Quark, Bashir prescribed several means of relaxation, which included a small stack of gambling tokens to use for gambling. ()
The same year, Quark discovered that the House of Kozak had incurred several large gambling debts. ()
An illusion of Quark claimed that some species were particularly susceptible to gambling due to the possession of a gambling gene. ()
== Interstellar legal status ==
The Bajoran Provisional Government legalized gambling within Bajoran territory, which included Deep Space 9 and its bar Quark's. Nonetheless, Bajoran law had restrictions against cruelty to animals, and thus Quark's repeated attempts to stage gambling on live Vole fights were still considered illegal on DS9. ()
When, aboard the , Tom Paris created the short-lived Paris Radiogenic Sweepstakes, a lottery whose winner was the one to correctly guess the radiogenic particle count the next day, Commander Chakotay shut it down. ()
Gambling was legal in the Cardassian Union, as Quark was operating casino games in his bar during the Cardassian Occupation of Bajor. Gambling was also shown to be legal in the Ferengi Alliance and regulated by the Ferengi Gaming Commission. The Ferengi also operated casino ships.
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Gambling token

A gambling token was a type of coin used to gamble in private establishments, such as at Quark's. These were used in addition to gold-pressed latinum.
In 2371, gambling tokens were among the items Doctor Julian Bashir gave an overworked Kira Nerys to choose from to help her relax. ()
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Game, Set and Match!

Spock helps Troi and McCoy escape while Picard challenges the Ferengi leader to a duel. Picard wins and the Ferengi leave. (Part 4 of 4)
== Background information ==
* This story takes place during TNG Season 4.
=== Creators ===
* Based on Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writer: Peter David
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** Pablo Marcos (interior art)
** Bob Pinaha (letter art)
** Tom McCraw (color art)
** Adam Hughes (cover pencil art)
** Karl Story (cover inking)
* Editor: Robert Greenberger
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Gamma

;Astronomical nomenclature
* Gamma 7 sector
* Gamma 7A system
* Gamma 9, the spectral class of the Sigma Draconis system primary
* Gamma 400 star system
* Gamma-601
* Gamma Argus system
** Gamma Argus II
* Gamma Arigulon system
* Gamma Canaris region
** Gamma Canaris N, an inhabited planet
* Gamma Capricorni, a star system
* Gamma Coronae Australis, a binary star system
* Gamma Coronae Borealis, a trinary star system
* Gamma Crucis, a star system
* Gamma Erandi Nebula
* Gamma Eridon
* Gamma Fitzgerald
* Gamma Geminorum, a star system
* Gamma Hromi
** Gamma Hromi II
* Gamma Hydra sector
** Gamma Hydra
*** Gamma Hydra II
*** Gamma Hydra IV
* Gamma Ophiuchi, a star system
* Gamma Orionis
* Gamma Quadrant
** Gamma (Jem'Hadar), a Jem'Hadar soldier created in the Gamma Quadrant
* Gamma Monak, a location
* Gamma Serpentis, a star system
* Gamma system
** Gamma II
* Gamma Tauri
** Gamma Tauri IV
* Gamma Trianguli sector
** Gamma Trianguli
*** Gamma Trianguli IV
*** Gamma Trianguli VI
**** Gamma Trianguli VI pod plant
* Gamma Tucanae
* Gamma Vertis IV
** Gamma Vertis IV natives
* Memory Gamma
;Science and technology
* Gamma 7 outpost, a Federation outpost
* Gamma burst / gamma emission / gamma particles / gamma radiation / gamma ray / gamma spectrum
** Gamma pulse generator
** Gamma radiation scan / gamma scan
*** Gamma ray scanner
** Gamma emission test
** Gamma ray flux
** Gamma wave frequency
* Gamma series from the Periodic Table of Elements
;Starfleet terminology
* "3-7-Gamma-Echo", Worf's authorization code in 2373
* Barclay-11-Gamma, a holodeck program
* "Barclay-Alpha-1-7-Gamma"
* "EMH music file Gamma-12"
* "Gamma sequence"
** Gamma-4
** Gamma-5, used by Chakotay against the Bothan
* Gamma shift, a duty shift on a Starfleet vessel
* "Gamma team", the team Neelix led after the crew of the USS Voyager was stranded on Hanon IV
* "Pattern gamma", Starfleet evasive maneuvers
** Pattern gamma six
* "Picard-Gamma-6-0-7-3"
* Priority code gamma, a Starfleet priority code used by Jean-Luc Picard
* Section 7-Gamma
;Miscellaneous
* Alcove Gamma
* Grid 47-Gamma
* Locker Gamma-5
* Patient B-3, Priority Blue-7-Gamma
* Section 18-Gamma-12
* Section 51-Gamma
* Section Gamma-2-4
* Section Gamma-2-5
* Section Gamma-4
* Sector Gamma-3
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* Gamma Towles II
* Gamma-ray spectrometer
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Gamma 400 star system

The Gamma 400 star system was an inhabited planetary system located within Sector 25712 of the Alpha Quadrant. This system had a planet upon which Starbase 12 was founded in the mid-22nd century. It was the Federation command base for the sector. (; )
== History == 
In 2267, this system was the original destination of the when it took the in tow. After a failed spacejacking, Captain James T. Kirk decided to transport the crew of this ancient spacecraft to Ceti Alpha V which was lying on the Enterprise's route to Gamma 400. ()
== Stellar Cartography ==
In 2256, this system was mentioned with Starbase 12's name on the star chart "Alpha/Beta Quadrant Overview" in the ready room aboard the . ()
In 2257, during the first , this system was occupied by the Klingons. () 
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Gamma 7A system

The Gamma 7A system was an inhabited planetary system inside Sector 39J in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant. It was a unary star system with a fourth-magnitude sun and was at one time populated with billions of inhabitants.
In 2268, after contact had been lost with the system, Starfleet Command sent the to investigate. Like the system, the Intrepid was destroyed by a space amoeba. Soon after contact with the starship ceased, Starbase 6 ordered the to investigate; the ship was finally able to destroy the amoeba. ()
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Gamma 7 outpost

The Gamma 7 outpost was a Federation outpost inside Federation space in the Alpha Quadrant. This outpost was located near the Demilitarized Zone and monitored the activity of the Cardassians and the Maquis. 
On stardate 50485.2, the was patrolling near the Gamma 7 outpost when it was attacked and disabled by a group of Maquis raiders led by Michael Eddington. ()
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Gamma Argus II

Gamma Argus II was the inhabited second planet of the Gamma Argus system. This planet was located in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant and was the homeworld for the Gamma Argus II natives, a pre-warp species. In 2364, full Prime Directive protections were in force for this planet.
In that year, the Federation starships , , and , acting under orders from Starfleet, observed the cultural evolution of this planet. Furthermore, according to those orders, the ship's captains, , Jimmy Arakaki, and/or Jean-Luc Picard, had the discretion to determine the desirability of making contact with the culture. The captain would be acting as a representative on behalf of the United Federation of Planets. (, okudagram)
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