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+ | |Name = Waverider |
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− | |imagecap=Bottom view, docked |
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− | |owner={{Federation}} |
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− | |operator=[[Starfleet]] |
+ | |operator = [[Starfleet]] |
− | |Type=[[Shuttlecraft]] |
+ | |Type = [[Shuttlecraft]] |
− | |Active=[[24th century]] |
+ | |Active = [[24th century]] |
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The '''waverider''' is an atmospheric [[shuttlecraft]] in service aboard [[Federation]] {{ShipClass|Nova}} [[starship]]s. Unlike other [[auxiliary craft]], the waverider is not stowed in a [[shuttlebay]]. Instead, is docked to the [[ventral]] side of the [[primary hull]], just forward of the ship's primary [[navigational deflector]]. ({{VOY|Equinox|Endgame}}) |
The '''waverider''' is an atmospheric [[shuttlecraft]] in service aboard [[Federation]] {{ShipClass|Nova}} [[starship]]s. Unlike other [[auxiliary craft]], the waverider is not stowed in a [[shuttlebay]]. Instead, is docked to the [[ventral]] side of the [[primary hull]], just forward of the ship's primary [[navigational deflector]]. ({{VOY|Equinox|Endgame}}) |
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⚫ | {{bginfo|[[File:Nova class MSD.jpg|thumb|''Nova''-class MSD]]Although it has never been seen in action, the waverider can be readily identified in the [[MSD]] of a ''Nova''-class vessel. The craft's aerodynamic shape suggests that this craft is designed for operating within a planet's atmosphere, and as a result probably lacks both [[impulse]] and [[warp]] engines. It is conceivable that a vessel would require such a craft when it is necessary to land on the surface of a planet whose atmospheric conditions make it far too hazardous to use [[transporter]]s or traditional shuttlecraft. (''[[Star Trek: The Magazine]]'')|A hypersonic re-entry vehicle known as a "Waverider Shuttle" has actually been conceived and developed, using the "Waverider Theory". [http://www.gbnet.net/orgs/staar/wavehist.html]}} |
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− | [[File:Nova class MSD.jpg|thumb|''Nova''-class MSD]] |
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⚫ | Although it has never been seen in action, the waverider can be readily identified in the [[MSD]] of a ''Nova''-class vessel. The craft's aerodynamic shape suggests that this craft is designed for operating within a planet's atmosphere, and as a result probably lacks both [[impulse]] and [[warp]] engines. It is conceivable that a vessel would require such a craft when it is necessary to land on the surface of a planet whose atmospheric conditions make it far too hazardous to use [[transporter]]s or traditional shuttlecraft. (''[[Star Trek: The Magazine]]'') |
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Revision as of 04:26, 26 August 2011
The waverider is an atmospheric shuttlecraft in service aboard Federation Template:ShipClass starships. Unlike other auxiliary craft, the waverider is not stowed in a shuttlebay. Instead, is docked to the ventral side of the primary hull, just forward of the ship's primary navigational deflector. (VOY: "Equinox", "Endgame")
Although it has never been seen in action, the waverider can be readily identified in the MSD of a Nova-class vessel. The craft's aerodynamic shape suggests that this craft is designed for operating within a planet's atmosphere, and as a result probably lacks both impulse and warp engines. It is conceivable that a vessel would require such a craft when it is necessary to land on the surface of a planet whose atmospheric conditions make it far too hazardous to use transporters or traditional shuttlecraft. (Star Trek: The Magazine)
A hypersonic re-entry vehicle known as a "Waverider Shuttle" has actually been conceived and developed, using the "Waverider Theory". [1]