Spoilers 31st/32nd Century Ships Revealed

[Kamen Rider Blade]

Don't forget that Hyper SubSpace communications were created to communicate with Voyager in real time.

That's impressive enough considering how fast the data packets were traveling in Hyper SubSpace layers and the distance of Voyager at the time.

 

[thribs]

Should have spent more time showing us those ships than that silly seedling story

 

[Markonian]

So far, named 32nd century ships we got are:
USS Constitution NCC-31700... (one or two digits missing at the end of the reg)
USS Cuyahoga* (according to Memory Alpha)
NCC-325019
USS Nog NCC-325070
USS Tikhov (named for a 20th century Russian astronomer)
USS Voyager NCC-74656-J (11th ship to bear the name/reg)

*According to Wikipedia, Cuyahoga is a place name in the US state of Ohio, in the Americas. (That could qualify the name to appear for a predecessor starship in Lower Decks.)

EDIT:
The new starship classes as visible at time index 00:00 (really) of the ep6 trailer. Gosh, I hope we''l be supplied with official class names.
At 00:14 we see the wreckage of a Hiawatha-type.
Cardenas-class at 00:24.
Remember the Season 3 trailer, when we saw old Fed ships crash on a trash heap? Looks like they are wreckage already and get pulled into ad-hoc service.

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[thribs]

Eaglemoss better make that Voyager J model. Let’s assume the Pathfinder Class is the Voyager A and we’ve got 3 generation of that ship done

 

[IMC Headquarters]

Damn shame they didn't use the music cue from "Caretaker", when we see the original Voyager for the first time, to underscore the appearance of the Voyager-J.

 

[TimeIsAPredator]

New Connie looks pretty nice from most angles. Pity about all the unnecessary bars and gaps in the saucer.

Looks like Nov is a vertical ship and Voyager is a 4 floaty nacelle type

 

[Tuskin38]

Hah so those designs weren’t just tiny background ships created for the big boom

 

[TimeIsAPredator]

We have been getting a lot of far away and partial shots of alot of ships the last few years. Is that a budget thing?

 

[Markonian]

TrekCore reached out to CBS and Alex Kurtzman, and Aaron Eisenberg's widow Melissa Longo. See the article: http://blog.trekcore.com/2020/11/star-trek-discovery-tribute-to-deep-space-nine-actor-aron-eisenberg

According to TrekCore, the USS Nog (NCC-325070) is an Eisenberg-class starship.

 

[TimeIsAPredator]

TrekCore reached out to CBS and Alex Kurtzman, and Aaron Eisenberg's widow Melissa Longo. See the article: http://blog.trekcore.com/2020/11/star-trek-discovery-tribute-to-deep-space-nine-actor-aron-eisenberg

According to TrekCore, the USS Nog (NCC-325070) is an Eisenberg-class starship.

Very nice touch IRL.
First Ferengi in Starfleet and decorated war hero in show. Nicely done Trekcore

 

[Tuskin38]

I forgot that Kurtzman said they’d find a way to honour him.

 

[IMC Headquarters]

And it's Voyager's 25th anniversary, so they acknowledged that, too.

 

[TimeIsAPredator]

And it's Voyager's 25th anniversary, so they acknowledged that, too.

Voyager-J too in a nod to her captain

 

[Markonian]

And it's Voyager's 25th anniversary, so they acknowledged that, too.

Very nice indeed! I hadn't thought of that. If not for the pandemic, I'd have been in London for the dedicated 25th VOY anniversary DST this weekend.

Let's review the classes again: https://twitter.com/gaghyogi49/status/1322568066346160128/photo/2
So, it appears the Eisenberg-class corresponds to the "filigrane" ship, Type 4.
The "new Constitution" is Type 3.
The Voyager-type is Type 6 (four floaty nacelles).

Voyager-J too in a nod to her captain

Fittingly, the (non canon) Star Trek Online referred to a 31st century Wells-class ship USS Janeway. It's after the end of the Temporal Wars (Janeway's captain is a Na'kuhl) but before the Burn. Link: https://memory-beta.fandom.com/wiki/USS_Janeway

 

[Markonian]

Addition:
The USS Tikhov NCC-1067-M
is the small ship seen in the trailer tractored by Discovery.
It's small size makes sense if we take into account the interior may be larger. In STO, a shuttle-sized 31st century timeship had the comparative firepower of a 25th century battleship.

 

[Ronald Held]

Maybe Nog became Grand Nagus, and accomplished something significant?

 

[Nerys Myk]

Maybe Nog became Grand Nagus, and accomplished something significant?

Or maybe he stayed in Starfleet and accomplished something significant.

 

[Lakenheath 72]

The ship with the registry NCC-317xxx is the USS Armstrong.

 

[Dukhat]

29th century: USS Relativity NCV-474439-G
32nd century: USS Nog NCC-325070

So unless NCV and NCC numbers are incompatible, the Relativity’s number should be nowhere near that high (especially if it’s the seventh ship to bear the name, meaning that the first ship’s registry is still 474439.)

Unless all these ships are actually several centuries old and predate the Relativity and all six of her forebears.

 

[Timelord79 (he/him)]

Or time ships are numbered out of sequence.