G-type star

A G-type star, or class G star, was a classification for a yellow star. Main sequence G-type stars were called yellow dwarfs. Sol was an example of a small G-type yellow dwarf star.

A Vissian starship of the 22nd century was capable of entering the photospheres of most G-type stars, thanks to its trinesium hull. 

In 2152, followed the warp signature of a Tellarite bounty hunter, Skalaar, to a G-type star, only to find that it was a decoy subspace beacon. 

The Calindra system in the Delphic Expanse is a G-type star system. 

In the 2340s, during a system survey of Minos Korva, the USS Exeter (NCC-26531) identified the star as a class G star. 

In 2356, Magnus and Erin Hansen crash-landed their ship, the USS Raven, on an M-class moon orbiting the fifth planet of a yellow dwarf located in B'omar space. 

The Dyson sphere discovered by the USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D) in 2369 surrounded a G-type star. 

In an alternate 2370, an anti-time eruption had an energy output equivalent to ten G-type stars.

, in the Delta Quadrant, was a planet located in a G-type star system. 

A G-type star system with two inhabited planets was part of Vidiian territory in 2372. The USS Voyager traveled through a plasma drift to avoid detection from the Vidiians. 

On stardate 49485.2 the Voyager visited Hemikek IV, a planet in the Hemikek yellow dwarf star system. 

The planet dubbed "New Earth" by the crew of the USS Voyager orbited a yellow dwarf as the third of seven planets. 

Similarly, the planet Mislen was located within a yellow dwarf star system. 

The subspace sinkhole found in the Delta Quadrant led to a subspace pocket containing a G-type star and three planets. 

The uninhabited planet selected by Seven of Nine for the surviving Vaadwaur in 2376 orbited a G-type star. 

Seven of Nine noted that USS Voyager's sensors detected two G-type stars in a region of space believed to be under the control of the R'Kaal.