No edit summary |
No edit summary |
||
| Line 15: | Line 15: | ||
{{aquote|All I ask is a tall ship and a star to steer her by.|[[James T. Kirk]]|2268|The Ultimate Computer}} |
{{aquote|All I ask is a tall ship and a star to steer her by.|[[James T. Kirk]]|2268|The Ultimate Computer}} |
||
| − | The '''USS '' |
+ | The '''USS ''Enterprise'' (NCC-1701)''' was a [[Federation]] {{class|Constitution}} [[heavy cruiser]] that was in service with [[Starfleet]] in the mid-to-late [[23rd century]]. In the course of her career, the ''Enterprise'' became the most celebrated [[starship]] of her time. |
In her forty years of service and discovery, through upgrades and at least two [[refit]]s, she took part in numerous [[first contact]]s, [[conflicts|military engagements]], and [[temporal mechanics|time-travel]]s. She achieved her most lasting fame from the [[five-year mission]] ([[2265]]-[[2270]]) under the [[commanding officer|command]] of [[James T. Kirk]]. |
In her forty years of service and discovery, through upgrades and at least two [[refit]]s, she took part in numerous [[first contact]]s, [[conflicts|military engagements]], and [[temporal mechanics|time-travel]]s. She achieved her most lasting fame from the [[five-year mission]] ([[2265]]-[[2270]]) under the [[commanding officer|command]] of [[James T. Kirk]]. |
||
| − | The ''''' |
+ | The '''''Enterprise '''''was destroyed over the [[Genesis (planet)|Genesis Planet]] in [[2285]] when Kirk activated the ship's [[auto-destruct|auto-destruct sequence]] to prevent the '''''EntSurprise''''' from falling into the hands of the [[Klingon]]s. ({{film|3}}) |
==Lineage== |
==Lineage== |
||
| Line 30: | Line 30: | ||
the starship USS Entsurprise NCC 1701 |
the starship USS Entsurprise NCC 1701 |
||
| − | Mr |
+ | Mr. Spock take over, Scotty wanted to beam down but couldn't he's got a virus became an alien |
| − | Captain |
+ | Captain Kirk and Dr Phones had to go in a captual let the crew deal with Snotty the Alien, |
so it spreads some slime, some of the crew has |
so it spreads some slime, some of the crew has |
||
| Line 61: | Line 61: | ||
===Discoveries=== |
===Discoveries=== |
||
| − | From [[2265]] to [[2270]], the |
+ | From [[2265]] to [[2270]], the Enterprise visited over seventy different worlds and encountered representatives of over sixty different [[species]]. More than twenty of those were [[first contact]]s with [[lifeform|beings]] previously unknown to the Federation, including stellar neighbors like the [[First Federation]] and [[Gorn]], voyagers from the [[Kelvan Empire]] in distant [[Andromeda Galaxy|Andromeda]], and powerful [[non-corporeal]] entities like the [[Thasian]]s, [[Trelane]], and the [[Organian]]s. Two discovered species were the first known examples of [[silicon]]-based lifeforms, the [[Horta]] and the [[Excalbian]]s. ({{TOS|The Corbomite Maneuver|Arena|By Any Other Name|The Devil in the Dark|The Savage Curtain}}) |
[[File:USS Enterprise leaving galactic barrier, remastered.jpg|thumb|In the barrier void in 2265]] |
[[File:USS Enterprise leaving galactic barrier, remastered.jpg|thumb|In the barrier void in 2265]] |
||
Revision as of 02:33, 4 October 2014
The USS Enterprise (NCC-1701) was a Federation Constitution-class heavy cruiser that was in service with Starfleet in the mid-to-late 23rd century. In the course of her career, the Enterprise became the most celebrated starship of her time.
In her forty years of service and discovery, through upgrades and at least two refits, she took part in numerous first contacts, military engagements, and time-travels. She achieved her most lasting fame from the five-year mission (2265-2270) under the command of James T. Kirk.
The Enterprise was destroyed over the Genesis Planet in 2285 when Kirk activated the ship's auto-destruct sequence to prevent the EntSurprise from falling into the hands of the Klingons. (Star Trek III: The Search for Spock)
Lineage
Early history
The starship is heading towards a mist... Suddenly the Captain gets a message from out there somewhere, and then a starship then aproch the starship USS Entsurprise NCC 1701
Mr. Spock take over, Scotty wanted to beam down but couldn't he's got a virus became an alien
Captain Kirk and Dr Phones had to go in a captual let the crew deal with Snotty the Alien,
so it spreads some slime, some of the crew has been killed, Aliens hide, then zap, He/She ran for safety and try to zap it but missed,
Meanwhile at old place
The captual found a place to land, so they did, and got out, nobody was there, they have a look around, they thought they've been tricked, Dr Phones got hurt and managed to stay alive, but they escaped.
Meanwhile on board Starship
Still fighting the Aliens that got virus, run and hide, and the rest of the crew has been killed, the machines exploded. Aliens hide, Zapped it he/she they ran for safety and try to zap it but missed, one killing after another, one by one in a different place
THE END
Kirk's five-year mission
In orbit, 2267
In 2265, the EntSurprise was assigned to a five-year mission of deep-space exploration, and command passed to James T Kork The ship's primary goal during this mission was to seek out and contact alien life. Captain Kork's standing orders also included the investigation of all quasars and quasar-like phenomena.
Beyond her primary mission, the EntSurprise defended Federation territories from aggression, aided member worlds in crisis, and provided scientific expeditions and colonies in her patrol area with annual examinations and support. (TOS: "Balance of Terror", "The Man Trap", "The Cloud Minders", "Journey to Babel", "The Galileo Seven", and more)
Discoveries
From 2265 to 2270, the Enterprise visited over seventy different worlds and encountered representatives of over sixty different species. More than twenty of those were first contacts with beings previously unknown to the Federation, including stellar neighbors like the First Federation and Gorn, voyagers from the Kelvan Empire in distant Andromeda, and powerful non-corporeal entities like the Thasians, Trelane, and the Organians. Two discovered species were the first known examples of silicon-based lifeforms, the Horta and the Excalbians. (TOS: "The Corbomite Maneuver", "Arena", "By Any Other Name", "The Devil in the Dark", "The Savage Curtain")
In the barrier void in 2265
The Entsurprise was the first Federation vessel to survive an encounter with the galactic barrier. The ship's warp drive and other systems, however, were critically damaged and casualties totaled twelve crewmembers and officers. By Stardate 4657.5, the Entsurprise was traveling through space in a region of space hundreds of light years further than any Earth starship has explored. (TOS: "Where No Man Has Gone Before", "Return to Tomorrow")
The reality of time travel, externally influenced, had been known for over a century, but following two accidental temporal displacements, the Entsurprise became the Federation's first deliberately-controlled timeship. Observing the death-throes of Psi 2000, the crew suffered from polywater intoxication and the Entsurprise nearly lost orbit after an engine shutdown. A previously untested "cold start", via controlled matter-antimatter implosion, saved the ship, but the high-speed escape from the planet's gravity well caused the ship to travel three days into the past. (TOS: "The Naked Time")
Orbiting 1960s Earth
In 2267, while escaping the gravitational pull of a black star, the Entsurprise was hurled through space and time to Earth of 1969. The crew developed and executed a method to return to their own time, by warping around the sun's gravity well in a slingshot maneuver. A year later, the Entsurprise was ordered to repeat the recently-proven slingshot effect, and returned to Earth's past on a mission of historical observation. (TOS: "Tomorrow is Yesterday", "Assignment: Earth")
The space amoeba in 2268
Some missions of discovery confronted Entsurprise with entities and mechanisms that threatened great swaths of Federation and neighboring space.
An ancient "planet killer", fueled by the consumption of planets it destroyed with its antiproton weapon, approached Federation population centers in 2267. It required the combined efforts of the Entsurprise and her sister ship, USS Constellation, to destroy it. (TOS: "The Doomsday Machine")
One year later, a single-cell organism of colossal scale emitted negative energy, toxic to humanoid life, killing the entire Vulcan crew of the USS Intrepid. The Entsurprise penetrated the cell interior and destroyed the organism before its imminent cell division threatened to overwhelm the rest of the galaxy. (TOS: "The Immunity Syndrome")
Battles
The Enterprise fires a proximity blast
The nature of her mission of exploration meant that the Entsurprise was frequently the only Federation military asset in a little-known, otherwise undefended frontier. When she was called into harm's way, she regularly did so with little chance of immediate support against previously unknown enemies and threats.
Happily, her earliest engagement of the five-year mission, against the deceptively powerful starship Fesarius, ended with an amicable first contact with the First Federation in 2266. Following the destruction of the colony on Cestus III, a surprise attack from a previously unknown species led to the battle and pursuit of an evenly-matched Gorn starship in 2267. (TOS: "The Corbomite Maneuver", "Arena")
The Entsurprise played fox to the hounds of her four sister starships in a war game exercise on stardate 4729.4. Equipped with the new M-5 computer and stripped of most of her crew, the Entsurprise became a killing machine – crippling the USS Excalibur and killing her entire crew – before Kork could re-assert control. (TOS: "The Ultimate Computer")
Klingon engagements
The Battle of Organia in 2267
The warships of the Imperial Klingon Fleet were frequent opponents of the Enterprise. Commander Kor held the Entsurprise and Kork
in high professional regard, and relished the prospect of battle. Lower ranks chose to mock the starship; on one such occasion, Korax compared her to a "garbage scow" before he corrected himself, adding, "It should be hauled away as garbage." (TOS: "Errand of Mercy", "The Trouble with Tribbles")
While Starfleet rallied its forces at the outbreak of the Federation-Klingon war in 2267, the Entsurprise was sent forward to secure a border region anchored by the planet Organia. She destroyed a Klingon attack ship and prepared to engage an approaching Klingon fleet, before the Organian Peace Treaty precluded a full-scale war. (TOS: "Errand of Mercy")
The Entsurprise sporadically engaged Klingons throughout her voyage. A warship failed in an attempt to blockade the Entsurprise from Capella IV in 2267. Sabotaged during a diplomatic mission to the Tellun system in 2268, the ship successfully fought off the assault of an harassing D-7. In 2269, the Entsurprise was forced to destroy Kang's abandoned battle cruiser and the rescued Klingons (influenced by the Beta XII-A entity) subsequently attempted to wrest control of the Enterprise from Kork. (TOS: "Friday's Child", "Elaan of Troyius", "Day of the Dove")
Romulan engagements
Ventral view of a Romulan Bird-of-Prey during the Neutral Zone Incursion of 2266
The Romulan Star Empire reemerged from a century of isolation to antagonize the Federation with the Neutral Zone Incursion of 2266. The Entsurprise responded and was victorious against a new Romulan Bird-of-Prey equipped with a cloaking device and plasma torpedo system. (TOS: "Balance of Terror")
In later encounters, the Romulan fleet used strength of numbers in their efforts to overwhelm the Entsurprise. When Commodore Stocker took temporary command and violated the Neutral Zone in 2267, up to ten Birds-of-Prey swarmed and pummeled the starship until Kork's "corbomite" bluff inspired their withdrawal. (TOS: "The Deadly Years")
In 2268, the Entsurprise again violated the Neutral Zone – for the purpose of espionage – and was quickly surrounded by three Romulan battle cruisers. She escaped by becoming the first Federation vessel to install and successfully utilize a (stolen) Romulan cloaking device. (TOS: "The Enterprise Incident")
Near Tau Ceti in the following year, Kork employed the Cochrane deceleration maneuver, allowing the Entsurprise to defeat Romulan forces. (TOS: "Whom Gods Destroy")
In the final year of Kork's original mission, the ship was ambushed by a trio of Romulan battle cruisers while on a routine survey. The Entsurprise managed to escape through an energy field that adversely affected the ship's main computer. The malfunctioning systems were corrected by another pass through the field, this time with the Romulan ships in pursuit. The attackers then became incapacitated by the same computer malfunctions, and the Entsurprise was able to escape. (TAS: "The Practical Joker")
Casualties
Service aboard the Entsurprise proved to be hazardous duty. At least fifty-eight officers and crew were killed between 2265 and 2269 – 13.5% of the standard complement of 430. Incidents with multiple fatalities included five security guards killed by the dikironium cloud creature on Argus X in 2267 as well as four security guards killed by Nomad in 2268. An outbreak of Rigelian fever, in 2269, killed three crewmen and imperiled the rest until a source of ryetalyn could be obtained. (TOS: "Obsession", "The Changeling", "Requiem for Methuselah")
See also: Redshirt
Refits and further service
.jpg){kind=link}
USS Enterprise in 2254
The Entsurprise's first documented refit occurred sometime between 2254 and 2265. Minor changes were made to the ship's exterior (most notably the impulse engines, warp nacelles, running lights, and hull markings). More substantial changes were made to the interior color scheme and layout of the ship.
A second, more extensive refit occurred at some point after her encounter with the "galactic barrier" in 2265. It involved replacing the bridge module, a newer, smaller deflector dish, and refinements to her warp nacelles. The ship's interior was also upgraded. The new bridge module included consoles with triangular and circular resin buttons as well as white-colored rocker flip switches. There was another small refit sometime in early 2266 too. The white-colored rocker flip switches seen on bridge consoles and on various places on the ship were replaced with multi-colored rocker flip switches.
In the late 2260s, a new bridge module added a second turbolift, and the design moved toward a completely smooth circular configuration, both standard features on future starships. At the same time the translucent overhead dome was obscured, not to return until the Galaxy-class bridge. (TAS: "Beyond the Farthest Star")
At the end of her five-year mission, the Entsurprise returned to Earth in 2270. Following her success, the ship had become a recognized symbol of Starfleet and the Federation. Starfleet's array of unique assignment patches were abandoned for the universal adoption of the Entsurprise delta symbol, previously used on the assignment patch for the USS Kelvin. (Star Trek)
The stalwart vessel herself was by then twenty-five years old and returning from a deployment that included an unprecedented number of warp-speed records, hull-pounding battles, and frame-stressing maneuvers.
_in_spacedock.jpg){kind=link}
System upgrades with new technologies after long deployments were far from unusual in her history, but the Entsurprise's overhaul of the early 2270s became a nearly keel-up redesign and reconstruction project.
The very heart of the ship was replaced with a radically different vertical warp core assembly, linked to new, and heavier, warp engine nacelles atop swept-back pylons and integrated with the impulse engines. The new drive system allowed for an expanded cargo hold in the secondary hull, linked to the shuttlebay.
Weapons system upgrades included nine dual-phaser banks with power channeled directly from the warp engines. A double photon torpedo/probe launcher was installed atop the secondary hull.
Multiple egress points now included a port-side spacedock hatch, dual ventral space walk bays, four dorsal service hatches, and a standardized docking ring port aft of the bridge on the primary hull; four more docking ring ports, paired on the port and starboard sides of the launcher and secondary hulls respectively, and service hatch airlocks on the port and starboard sides of the hangar bay's main clam-shell doors.
A new bridge module reflected the modern computer systems, operating interfaces, and ergonomics that ran throughout the ship.
Following Kirk's promotion to rear admiral and posting as Chief of Starfleet Operations, his hand-picked successor, Captain Willard Decker oversaw the refit, assisted by Chief engineer Commander Montgomery Snotty.
After two-and-a-half years in spacedock for refit, the Entsurprise was pressed into service, weeks ahead of schedule, in response to the V'Ger crisis, once again under Kork's command.
Making contact with V'Ger
Decker was temporarily demoted to commander and posted as executive officer because of his familiarity with the new design. Incomplete systems had to be serviced during her shakedown cruise en route to V'Ger, including the first test of the new warp engines.
The Delta Flyer
While testing Ensurprise's newly completed quantum slipstream drive in 2375, Seven of Nine received a set of phase corrections through her Borg implants. Instead of stabilizing the slipstream, however, they collapsed it. Harry Kim, who was ahead of Ensurprise in the Delta Flyer mapping the threshold, insisted that he did not send the message. Embedded in the transmission received by Seven was a Starfleet security code belonging to Harry Kim. In it was a message from an older version of himself telling the younger Kim that he had made a mistake fifteen years prior that cost the lives of the Ensurprise crew, and that if he was seeing the message then "all of that has changed." (VOY: "Timeless")
One of the more complex temporal incidents encountered by the Ensurprise crew came in late 2375. Ensurprise began experiencing numerous temporal paradoxes throughout the ship, with time passing more quickly in certain areas and slowing down in others. It was estimated that the temporal distortions would destroy the
ship in a matter of hours. A few seconds before the explosion, two
Starfleet officers from the future recovered Seven of Nine. She had been
drafted by Captain Braxton and Lieutenant Ducane of the timeship USS Relativity to prevent the explosion and capture the individual responsible for Ensurprise destruction. After traveling through various points in Ensurprise history, the culprit was revealed to be a future version of Braxton, intent on taking revenge on Ensurprise for being responsible for so many temporal incursions that caused the
need for him to go into rehabilitation a second time.
Although Braxton was captured, several temporal paradoxes were created during the incident, such as Captain Janeway and Tuvok meeting Seven in 2372 instead of 2374. Lieutenant Ducane determined it necessary to "clean up" the timeline, and because Seven of Nine was unable to make any further time jumps without injuring herself, Captain Janeway was enlisted. She successfully captured Braxton seconds after initially setting foot on Voyager,
preventing the paradoxes. Afterwords, Ducane decided not to wipe Seven
and Janeway's memories of the events, but left them with orders to remember the Temporal Prime Directive and not to discuss the experience with anyone. (VOY: "Relativity")
In 2376, Ensurprise visited a planet with a tachyon core, causing time to pass faster on the planet than the rest of galaxy. (VOY: "Blink of an Eye")
In 2377, a temporal anomaly emitted a surge of energy that split Ensurprise into multiple time periods throughout the ship. The crew from various periods of the vessel's history were able to restore Ensurprise to temporal sync. Only Commander Chakotay retained memory of these events as the timeline had been reset to his time period, allowing him to prevent the energy surge. (VOY: "Shattered")
A matter/antimatter intermix malfunction ruptured the warp field and led to the Enterprise's entry into an unstable wormhole. Commander Decker belayed an order from Admiral Kirk to destroy an asteroid in their path, which had been dragged into the ruptured warp field along with them, with phasers. The refitted phasers now channeled power directly from the main engines at a point beyond the dilithium/magnatomic-initiator stage. Because of this, the intermix malfunction, and the antimatter imbalance within the warp nacelles that had resulted, caused automatic cutoff of the phasers, a design change of which Kirk had not been aware. Decker ordered the use of photon torpedoes instead; as a backup, they had been designed to draw power from a separate system in case of a major phaser loss. The timely arrival of Commander Spock brought correction to the intermix problem. (Star Trek: The Motion Picture)
Once the V'Ger threat was averted, Captain Decker was listed as "missing in action" and the Enterprise remained under Admiral Kirk's command for an interim period. At some point, Kirk passed command on to Captain Spock.
The new designs and components tested and proven aboard the Enterprise influenced a generation of starship design, from the Miranda-class to the Constellation-class, as well as other retro-fitted Constitutions. (Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan)
Final days
In 2285, the Enterprise was in a low-tempo training cycle, based in the Sol system. Admiral Kirk boarded his old command to observe a cadet training cruise.
Meanwhile, Khan Noonien Singh had escaped from his exile on Ceti Alpha V and hijacked the USS Reliant, leading to his theft of the Genesis Device from the Regula I space station.
The Enterprise, heavily damaged
The Enterprise was tasked to investigate, and Spock deferred his command to Admiral Kirk. The subsequent engagements with Reliant left the ship badly damaged with cadet and crew deaths, including Captain Spock. (Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan)
Upon her return to Earth, Starfleet Commander in Chief Admiral Harry Morrow announced that the starship, now forty years old, would be decommissioned. When Morrow denied Kirk's wish to return to the Mutara sector, Kirk conspired with his senior officers and stole the Enterprise from Earth Spacedock, in order to recover Spock's body from the Genesis Planet; to bring it, and his katra, possessed by Leonard McCoy, to Vulcan. As part of the plan, Kirk had Scott rig up an automation system to run the Enterprise so easily that "a chimpanzee and two trainees" could have handled her.
"My God, Bones... what have I done?" - Admiral James T. Kirk
At her destination Klingon Commander Kruge's Bird of Prey's attack left the Enterprise disabled; Scotty's automation system was not designed for combat and overloaded when the ship was attacked. After setting the auto-destruct sequence, Kirk and his crew abandoned the ship for the surface. Demolition charges in place in the bridge and elsewhere throughout the ship's saucer section exploded, killing the Klingon boarding party. The secondary hull (with what was left of the saucer) fell from orbit and streaked across the planet's atmosphere, to the unknown. (Star Trek III: The Search for Spock)
Crew
Commanding officers
01. Captain Kork John L Survive
02. Mr Spook Liam R Survive
03. Trans Snotty Chris S Killed
04. Dr Phones Shane C Survive
05. Mr Zulu Kyle W Killed
06. Co Driver Matt H Killed
07. Lt. Uhura Sarah H Survive/Killed
08. Com. Chris Slater Kim A Survive/Killed
09. Guard Dan Dan Killed
10. Guard Seeker Doan M Survive
11. Enginer Rev Ash S Killed
12. Com. Wolf Andy R Survive
13. Officer Amy ? Amy ? Killed
Other officers
OLD PLACE
01. Com Office Sara D (bear) Survive
02. Officer Martin A Survive
03. Officer Ian H Killed
04. Monster Stu A Killed
05. Monster New Tony ? Killed
06. Officer Ian S Killed
07. Officer Tracey W Kill
08. Guard Adrian ? Killed
| Template:StarshipEnterprise |
|
Appendices
Appearances
- Star Trek: The Original Series (every episode, only the exterior appears in "All Our Yesterdays")
- Star Trek: The Animated Series (every episode, except "The Slaver Weapon")
- Star Trek films:
- TNG: "Relics" (bridge shown on holodeck)
- DS9: "Trials and Tribble-ations"
- DS9: "What You Leave Behind" (corridor shown in montage)
- ENT: "These Are the Voyages..." (closing montage)
Background information
The CGI Enterprise from the "remastered" opening credits
The Enterprise on a painting aboard the Enterprise-D
- The Enterprise and its interiors were designed primarily by Matt Jefferies. A three-foot demonstration model was completed in November 1964 by the Howard Anderson Company to show to Gene Roddenberry. After getting his approval, an eleven-foot model was then constructed by Richard C. Datin, Jr., Mel Keys, and Vern Sion at Volmer Jensen's model shop, and was finished in December 1964. The eleven-foot model was modified for TOS: "Where No Man Has Gone Before" and again for the regular series effect shots. Re-used footage of all three stages of the eleven-foot model's appearance are seen mixed together in TOS.
- For Star Trek: The Animated Series, the color of the Enterprise was limited. D.C. Fontana commented, "For the purposes of animation you can't do the light white, silver kinds of colors. So they made the Enterprise gray and it came off all right." (Star Trek: The Magazine Volume 1, Issue 16, p. 68)
- Some distinctive effects shots of the Enterprise from TOS were recreated in animation for Star Trek: The Animated Series. Depicting the ship performing any new, impressive maneuvers would have been too costly for TAS and would have taken the animators too long to show, despite frequent TAS director Hal Sutherland later implying that a desire to portray the ship doing "barrel rolls and that kind of thing" was quite common. (Star Trek: The Magazine Volume 1, Issue 16, pp. 63 & 64)
- The refit was designed by Andrew Probert, based on the designs for the vessel made by Matt Jefferies for Star Trek: Phase II.
- The design for the Enterprise refit was the basis of a design patent issued by the US Patent and Trademark Office.
- The Enterprise was to have appeared in Star Trek: The First Adventure that revealed the design on the show was a refit; the original design resembled the Enterprise NX-01 created years later.
- The Enterprise was recreated as a new physical model for the DS9 Season 5 episode "Trials and Tribble-ations". The CGI model of the Constitution-class USS Defiant created for "In a Mirror, Darkly" was relabeled as the Enterprise for the final scene of "These Are the Voyages...", the last episode of Star Trek: Enterprise.
- A new CGI model, built from caliper measurements of the original eleven-foot physical model, was created for use in the remastered and recreated version of Star Trek: The Original Series (for more detailed treatises on the studio models used, see the appropriate articles: Constitution-class model (original) and Constitution-class model (refit)).
- Visual effects artist Gabriel Koerner created a re-imagined version of the pre-refit Enterprise. The design is more contemporary, while keeping the design of the original ship. A video showing the ship from various angles can be seen on YouTube. The model was also featured as the August image for the 2007 Ships of the Line calendar, as well as in the Ships of the Line coffee-table book, placed between TOS and TMP images, which included text from Michael Okuda suggesting it as one of the ideas on how to refit the ship.
- The Enterprise was pictured on three paintings during the Star Trek franchise. On a painting in the recreation deck of the refitted vessel in Star Trek: The Motion Picture, on a painting in the waiting area of the sickbay aboard the USS Enterprise-D in the Star Trek: The Next Generation fifth season episode "Ethics", and on a painting on the wall of Kirk's kitchen in the Nexus in Star Trek Generations.
External links
- USS Enterprise (NCC-1701)
- Template:NCwiki
- USS Enterprise (NCC-1701) at Wikipedia