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In [[2151]], ''Orbital 6'' was used by [[Charles Tucker III|Charles Tucker]] and [[Jonathan Archer]] to inspect the {{ShipClass|NX}} [[starship]] {{NX|Enterprise}} before its launch. Tucker, after being distracted, accidentally scratched the paint on the ''Enterprise''{{'}}s [[hull]] with ''Orbital 6''. ({{ENT|Broken Bow}}) |
In [[2151]], ''Orbital 6'' was used by [[Charles Tucker III|Charles Tucker]] and [[Jonathan Archer]] to inspect the {{ShipClass|NX}} [[starship]] {{NX|Enterprise}} before its launch. Tucker, after being distracted, accidentally scratched the paint on the ''Enterprise''{{'}}s [[hull]] with ''Orbital 6''. ({{ENT|Broken Bow}}) |
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''Orbital 6'' was originally to have been numbered "05", in homage to [[travel pod 05]] from {{film|1}}, but its number in dialog was ultimately changed to 6. The craft may have still been numbered 05 on the hull though along with the Shipyard Ops and Orbital Drydock Facility signage. [http://drexfiles.wordpress.com/2009/01/20/inspection-pod]{{clear}}}} |
''Orbital 6'' was originally to have been numbered "05", in homage to [[travel pod 05]] from {{film|1}}, but its number in dialog was ultimately changed to 6. The craft may have still been numbered 05 on the hull though along with the Shipyard Ops and Orbital Drydock Facility signage. [http://drexfiles.wordpress.com/2009/01/20/inspection-pod]{{clear}}}} |
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Orbital 6 was an United Earth inspection pod that was in service with Starfleet in the mid-22nd century. It was attached to Shipyard Ops of the Orbital Drydock Facility.
In 2151, Orbital 6 was used by Charles Tucker and Jonathan Archer to inspect the Template:ShipClass starship Enterprise before its launch. Tucker, after being distracted, accidentally scratched the paint on the Enterprise's hull with Orbital 6. (ENT: "Broken Bow")
A concept sketch of Orbital 6 by John Eaves