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| rdfs:comment | - A star hour was a measurement of time. In the 2270s, Will Decker reminded James T. Kirk that he hadn't "logged a single star hour in two and a half years." That, along with Kirk's unfamiliarity with the significant refits to the USS Enterprise which had been accomplished in the intervening time, motivated Decker to question whether their mission might be compromised. (Star Trek: The Motion Picture)
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| abstract | - A star hour was a measurement of time. In the 2270s, Will Decker reminded James T. Kirk that he hadn't "logged a single star hour in two and a half years." That, along with Kirk's unfamiliarity with the significant refits to the USS Enterprise which had been accomplished in the intervening time, motivated Decker to question whether their mission might be compromised. (Star Trek: The Motion Picture)
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