Milky Way Quadrants

Seeking out new life on new civilizations is a job for Captain Picard's super fast Galaxy Class Enterprise NCC 1701-D. In our galaxy, the Milkyway is home for earth's happy ball of beings, fighting Klingons tolerant of humans, freaky and friendly cosmic lifeforms too, all scattered across the stars in the great expanse of space. Diverse Intergalactic aliens live in the Gamma Quadrant, Delta Quadrant, Alpha Quadrant and Beta Quadrant.

The galaxy is full of intelligent races and murderers, who just want to rob your body parts like the Vidians do and leave you there, gasping for your breath. Other bloodthirsty villians like Khan just wants to blow Captain James T. Kirk and his starship to bits just to settle old scores. Its very cold in the vacum of space. So don't make enemies!

The four quadrants of the Milkyway stretch across 100,000 light years with a center swell or black hole extending 10,000 light years. The Milkyway blackhole has been nicknamed "The Monster" by experts studying physical and chemical properties of celestical bodies in the sector. Each quadrant is extremely large.

According to Spock's logical computations and analyical equasions, each quadrant is estimated to be eight billion cubic light years, containing hundreds of thousands of sectors. A sector is a primary unit of measurement in charted space, 20 light years across and encompassing 5- 10 star systems.

The close proximity of the stars at the core of the spiral galaxy is dangerous to navigate for any starship. Don't forget the Enterprise NCC 1701-D was thrown across space to Galaxy M33, on the far side of Triangulum. An impressive 2.7 million lightyears away from earth and she brought everyone back! So its not impossible.

The unknown inspires us to make new discoveries. Its the only way earthlings can trully unlock the supreme mystique surrounding the celestical treasures in space, which is why we must continue with our space programe, develop our technologies, educate people and build a wicked starship!

Live Long and Prosper Trekkers! Enjoy Your Star Trekking!