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Yes. In the second pilot, the first one with Kirk as the Captain, they left the galaxy. In the one with the Medusan Ambassador, they left it again. I am not sure if the Kelvans took he Enterprise outside the galaxy or not (the episode in which the crew was mostly turned into small paperweight-sized objects). And in one episode of TNG the Enterprise D wound up so far from this galaxy, I don't know if they could even tell where it was. I think this was a Q episode but am not sure.
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TaigaIn Star Trek series and movies, there is no canon evidence of Starfleet vessels traveling beyond the Milky Way galaxy. The technology and distances involved in intergalactic travel make it very challenging. Most of the exploration and conflicts take place within the Milky Way galaxy.
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