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'''Titan's Turn''' was a dangerous [[shuttlecraft]] maneuver sometimes performed by [[Starfleet]] pilots on the [[Jovian Run]]. Upon entering [[Saturn]]'s planetary system, the pilot would accelerate almost directly towards [[Titan]], the largest moon of Saturn, and then grazing the moon's atmosphere before turning sharply around the limb of the moon at 0.7 ''c''. [[Geordi La Forge]] and [[Edward Jellico]] were both experienced at performing Titan's Turn during their stints as pilots on the Jovian Run.
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'''Titan's Turn''' was a dangerous [[shuttlecraft]] maneuver sometimes performed by [[Starfleet]] [[pilot]]s on the [[Jovian Run]]. Upon entering the Saturnian system, the pilot would accelerate almost directly towards [[Titan]], the largest [[moon]] of Saturn, and then graze the moon's [[atmosphere]] before turning sharply around the limb of the moon at 0.7 {{mvar|[[speed of light|c]]}}.
   
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[[Geordi La Forge]] and [[Edward Jellico]] were both experienced at performing Titan's Turn during their stints as pilots on the Jovian Run. When the former described the maneuver in his own words, Jellico added, "''And [[pray]] like [[hell]] nobody saw you.''" La Forge also believed that [[William T. Riker]] was so skilled a pilot that he could perform the maneuver in his sleep. ({{TNG|Chain Of Command, Part II}})
Because of its unsafe nature, the maneuver was banned by Starfleet. ({{TNG|Chain of Command, Part II}})
 
   
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===See also===
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*[[Jovian Run]]
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Latest revision as of 13:03, 27 October 2022

Titan's Turn was a dangerous shuttlecraft maneuver sometimes performed by Starfleet pilots on the Jovian Run. Upon entering the Saturnian system, the pilot would accelerate almost directly towards Titan, the largest moon of Saturn, and then graze the moon's atmosphere before turning sharply around the limb of the moon at 0.7 c.

Geordi La Forge and Edward Jellico were both experienced at performing Titan's Turn during their stints as pilots on the Jovian Run. When the former described the maneuver in his own words, Jellico added, "And pray like hell nobody saw you." La Forge also believed that William T. Riker was so skilled a pilot that he could perform the maneuver in his sleep. (TNG: "Chain Of Command, Part II")

See also

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