Sextant
A sextant was an archaic navigational instrument used aboard ships and some aircraft.

While stranded on  together in 2151, Malcolm Reed asked Charles Tucker III if he had a sextant handy. Tucker replied that he left it on  with his slide rule. ()

Captain Jean-Luc Picard kept a sextant in his quarters aboard the . (, , )

When Jono lived in the captain's quarters for some time in 2367, Picard made sure that the boy didn't touch the sextant. ()

Benjamin Sisko used a sextant to navigate while aboard the Bajoran lightship he constructed in late 2371. ()

In 2376, Tom Paris  complained about 24th century sensors and technology and told Captain Kathryn Janeway that all he needed was a window and a sextant to guide the  through space. ()

Captain Carol Freeman kept a sextant on a display shelf in her ready room aboard the . ()

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