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USS Galileo NCC-80010-A [ View Specifications » ]
	Bridge	Located at the center of Deck 1, the bridge serves as the ship's primary command and control center. All ship functions can be accessed through the various consoles and terminals, and there are stations for most major departments.
	Conference Room	The conference room is a dedicated area on Nova II-class starships located on Deck 1 near the ship's main bridge. It is a place where senior staff and/or civilian personnel can conduct meetings and various briefings.
	Captain's Ready Room	The captain's ready room is a personal office and lounge reserved for the Commanding Officer and is located at the forward end of Deck 2 across from the Executive Officer's office.
	Turbolifts	The turbolift network allows crew to travel throughout different areas of the ship without the need to climb through Jeffries tubes and emergency hatches. Turbolifts allow vertical transportation between decks, as well as lateral transportation between different areas of each deck. These lifts are the crew's primary means of transportation between decks.
	Corridors	Corridors are the main means of transportation between different sections of the ship. They connect all areas of the vessel together using turbolifts as a means to travel between decks. Small and narrow, these paths wind around in semi-circles through the ship's primary hull and in segmented rectangular paths through the secondary hull.
	First Officer's Office	Located on Deck 2 across from the Captain's Ready Room, this room is a personal office reserved for the ship's Executive Officer. Though not possessing the same amenities as the captain's ready room, the area is spacious and well-equipped, allowing the XO substantial privacy and access to many ship systems and databases.
	Mess Hall	The mess hall is a place on the ship where crew can relax and enjoy a meal or a quick snack in a social setting. It is also the place where officials, such as ambassadors of other worlds, are entertained. Gatherings are also held here.
	Callisto Bar & Lounge	Located on the opposite side of Deck 2 across from the mess hall, Callisto Bar & Lounge is a crew recreational facility that supplements the mess hall's food service and entertainment capabilities. Specially designed for USS Galileo with the help of its personnel, the room provides a cozy atmosphere for leisurely activities.
	Senior Officer Quarters	The fifteen senior officer/VIP quarters aboard the ship are located on Decks 1 (3), 2 (4), 3 (2), and 4 (6). They are the most lavish and spacious living areas aboard USS Galileo and are normally reserved for the command staff, department heads, and VIPs.
	Security Office + Brig	Combining both facilities into a single one due to lack of space, the ship's security office is located in the same room as the brig. From here, Security personnel can conduct surveillance and investigations, and deal with any additional police matters.
	Transporter Rooms	The transporter rooms are an area of the ship which are specially outfitted to transport lifeforms and small, inanimate objects. Not to be confused with the cargo bay transporter which is specifically designed for multiple large, inanimate objects requiring less resolution.
	Phaser Arrays	The ship's phaser arrays give the vessel substantial defensive capabilities. Though small in size, Nova II-class starships are amply armed when compared to similar frigates in their class. The phaser arrays are strips of sequentially arranged phaser emitters, and can be accessed on Decks 3, 4, 5, and 8.
	Operations Manager's Office	Located on Deck 3 within the vessel's security complex, this office is a personal area for the Operations Manager to conduct administrative duties away from the bridge. Similar to other department heads' offices, the room includes several amenities such as a replicator, head, and LCARS terminals.
	Counselor's Office	The counselor's office is the workplace of the ship's counselors. It currently features subdued green and purple colors which are aesthetically pleasing and mentally soothing. It is equipped with several small tables and chairs, a large desk, and the obligatory psychologist's couch.
	Chief Medical Officer's Office	Located on Deck 3 inside of sickbay, this room is a personal office reserved for the ship's Chief Medical Officer. The room is well-equipped with several amenities and allows the CMO complete patient privacy as well as access to all medical records and databases.
	Sickbay	Sickbay is the main medical center aboard the ship. It is presided over by the Chief Medical Officer and supported by various doctors and nurses. The area is also used for certain analyses of new lifeforms Galileo might encounter, and for developing treatments for unknown diseases or illnesses.
	Medical Lab	Inside of the Nova-class Mark II sickbay is a small, dedicated medical laboratory. This facility, located at the far end of the medical bay, is specially configured for medical research and experimentation. Its close proximity to the rest of the medical ward allows for rapid dissemination of information while any research and/or development projects are being undertaken.
	Multi-Purpose Labs	USS Galileo has several multi-function laboratories which can be used for a variety of engineering, science, research, and experimentation purposes. These labs are scattered across Deck 3 and are the primary reason for the ship's existence.
	Auxiliary Shuttlebay	The auxiliary shuttlebay is a small hangar where shuttlepods and maintenance craft are launched, received, stored, and maintained. Similar to the main shuttlebay, the auxiliary bay is equipped with a tractor beam emitter in order to help facilitate the landing and departure procedure.
	Main Cargo Bay	Serving as the primary equipment and supply storage area aboard the Mark II Nova-class, the main cargo bay is located on Deck 3 along the ship's dorsal spine and houses the majority of the vessel's extra supplies and equipment necessary for an extended deployment into space.
	Main Shuttlebay	The shuttlebay is a large hangar where shuttlecraft are launched, received, stored, and maintained. The external space doors are usually kept closed, but are opened and replaced with a force field when a shuttlecraft is about to land or to be launched. This force field can be penetrated by the shuttlecraft itself while also preventing decompression of the shuttlebay. The shuttlebay is equipped with a tractor beam emitter in order to help facilitate landing and departure procedures.
	Escape Pods	In the event of an emergency, the Mark II Nova-class is able to jettison escape pods. Each pod is capable of holding up to six crew and is equipped with thruster control and emergency beacons.
	Torpedo Launching System	The ship's torpedo ordinance is regulated and deployed through this main system, a combination of several different sub-systems and compartments. Both launchers, forward-firing, have individual launching systems and separate ordinance magazines. Each sub-system can be accessed by the crew despite the fully automated process.
	Chief Science Officer's Office	This room is located on Deck 4 and is a personal office reserved for the ship's Chief Science Officer. The room is well-equipped with several large LCARS displays which allow the CSO to supervise ship-wide research and development, as well as providing access to all scientific records and databases.
	Botany Lab	A specialized lab designed to study various forms of plant life, the Botany Lab is the ship's primary floral research center. Life science personnel who are trained in botany often work here and study various forms of both native and alien plant species.
	Geology Lab	The geology lab serves as the ship's primary geological research laboratory. Located on Deck 4 in close proximity to other types of laboratories, the geology lab's primary purpose is to study, compare, and analyze different types of solid silicates found on a variety of different planet types.
	Planetary Development Lab	A dedicated laboratory found primarily aboard Mark II Nova-class starships, the planetary development lab is a specialized workplace where planetary scientists can perform research and experiments on various elements of celestial bodies while simultaneously collecting and interpreting real-time data from the surface.
	Junior Officer Quarters	The eight junior officer quarters -- designated for non-department head officers -- are located on Deck 3 (2) and Deck 4 (6). These quarters are double-occupancy and, while more spacious and well-equipped than enlisted quarters, lack the floor space and furniture of senior officer quarters.
	Enlisted Quarters	The 40 enlisted and civilian personnel aboard Galileo live in standard crew quarters. Because of the small size of the ship, these quarters typically house two crewmen at a time. The rooms are small and sometimes set up in a bunk-bed configuration, however the beds may be separated if desired at the cost of floor space.
	Observation Lounge	The observation lounge is a recreational area aboard USS Galileo where the crew go to unwind and relax. Being one of the largest rooms aboard the starship, it can also used for large crew functions and special events, including diplomatic functions.
	Holodecks	USS Galileo has two holodecks located adjacent to each other on Deck 5. Both are the same size and configuration, and can be configured and operated independently of one another to serve a variety of functions. The crew primarily use them for R&R, research and science simulations, and training.
	Auxiliary Cargo Bay	The Mark II Nova-class has one secondary cargo bay located towards the aft end of Deck 5, behind and below the main cargo bay. It serves as the backup storage facility for the starship and also as a secondary medical triage center during emergencies.
	Astrometrics Lab	Also known as stellar cartography, and though similar to the other scientific laboratories aboard the ship, the astrometrics lab has greater command and control capability. From here, crew are able to integrate long-range sensors and communications in addition to performing standard research and observation.
	Arboretum	The arboretum is the ship's large botanical garden. Considered a recreational area where crew members can relax in a natural setting, it also serves as an area of scientific research and study.
	Main Engineering	Deep in the bowels of the ship is main engineering, the vessel's power core and secondary command and control center. Operated by the Chief Engineer and their team of workers, it is the most vital and protected area on the ship, surrounded by multiple layers of internal and external hull plating.
	Chief Engineering Officer's Office	Located in main engineering, this office serves as a semi-private room for the Chief Engineer. From here, the CEO can monitor status reports and repairs from the comfort of his/her own desk, as well as access the ship's various systems.

Regula I [ View Specifications » ]
	Personnel Modules	Personnel modules are the largest of the station's tree hub facilities. Measuring 30 meters in diameter, they are all attached to the primary connection modules on Level 16. Regula I's five personnel modules contain the majority of the station's personnel quarters. Vacant quarters are sometimes temporarily assigned to visitors from docked starships.
	Science Workshop Modules	The primary mission of Regula I is scientific research and planetary observation. The station's six science workshop modules compose the heart of the facility's research ability. Though not quite as large as the personnel modules, each of them offer robust scientific capability and a high degree of mission flexibility.
	Engineering Lab Module	A single specialized engineering research facility is present on Regula I. Occasionally the station's personnel may need to investigate technological discoveries or applications, and the engineering module allows scientists to safely experiment with artificially-created constructs and materials.
	Communications Module	The station's communications module allows its personnel to manage the dissemination and reception of all internal or external messages. Both incoming and outgoing transmissions can be controlled through this hub to ensure proper operational security if required.
	Isolation Lab Modules	In the event that dangerous lifeforms or technology must be studied, Regula I has two isolation laboratories in which specimens can safely be monitored with minimal risk to the station itself. The isolation labs are attached to the tree branch module on Level 16 for ease of access and integration with the other science workshop labs.
	Briefing Module	The briefing room module provides a convenient place for groups of station personnel to congregate, disseminate and discuss important information. It is located on Level 16 adjacent to the personnel quarters and science workshop laboratories.
	Docking/Transporter Modules	Two docking port modules at opposite tips of the tree branch hub allow starships to directly connect gangways to the station. These gangways can be used to ferry personnel to and from the starbase, and also contain support umbilicals capable of supplying external power and life support to powered-downed vessels.
	Administration Module	The administration office is a small room reserved for the station's administrator. It performs the equivalent function of the captain's ready room on a starship and provides privacy and small amenities for those most critical to the operation of Regula I.
	Senior Officer Modules	While the station's administrator has their own dedicated office module, the rest of Regula I's department heads and lead scientists are each assigned a senior office module. These modules possess two desks, several work terminals, and three chairs in order to facilitate meetings between staff.
	Office Modules	The station's standard office modules are medium-sized group workstations. Each one contains three individual offices. They are usually reserved for junior personnel but are available for any scientist or officer needing to work in a private environment.