Spoilers 31st/32nd Century Ships Revealed

[Markonian]

Perhaps after reaching NCC-999999, Starfleet counting started over but not strictly sequential, which is why we have NCV and NCC. Already in TNG, we have wildly differing ranges of numbered - NCC-42 to NCC-80XXX.

 

[mattman8907]

Perhaps after reaching NCC-999999, Starfleet counting started over but not strictly sequential, which is why we have NCV and NCC. Already in TNG, we have wildly differing ranges of numbered - NCC-42 to NCC-80XXX.

The Nog is the highest with 32070

 

[Tuskin38]

More angles of what I assume is the Voyager-J. It actually looks like it could be a 31st Century style Intrepid.

The Nog is the highest with 32070

Highest NCC, but not the highest registry Number, the Relativity's is higher but it's NCV.

 

[137th Gebirg]

Once this season is over, Eaglemoss really needs to do a 32nd century tech manual with all these new designs.

 

[DEWLine]

wenn he was on Trekyards, Mike McMahan said that he was working on a technical manual for Lower Decks with the Okudas.

I hope they get to publish that!

 

[yenny]

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.

That nice of them naming the ship after Aron Eisenberg Deep Space Nine character and the starship class after him.

 

[arch101]

Perhaps after reaching NCC-999999, Starfleet counting started over but not strictly sequential, which is why we have NCV and NCC. Already in TNG, we have wildly differing ranges of numbered - NCC-42 to NCC-80XXX.

A B52 is significantly older than a B1 or B2.

 

[Agony_Boothb]

More angles of what I assume is the Voyager-J. It actually looks like it could be a 31st Century style Intrepid.

Highest NCC, but not the highest registry Number, the Relativity's is higher but it's NCV.

According to TrekCore, CBS confirmed that the class of the Voyager-J is also Intrepid but I don't think it's intended to imply that it is a refit 24th century vessel, but a new class with the same name and similar design.

http://blog.trekcore.com/2020/11/star-trek-discovery-review-die-trying/

 

[Dukhat]

More angles of what I assume is the Voyager-J. It actually looks like it could be a 31st Century style Intrepid.

Highest NCC, but not the highest registry Number, the Relativity's is higher but it's NCV.

So the Voyager-J is not the ship with the four floating nacelles. I think it’s the Type-X on that ship diagram someone posted. I thought it looked similar to the original Voyager, although it was too far away to tell with 100% accuracy.

As for reusing class names...is there a precedent for that? I remember the Franklin’s original class was supposed to be “Freedom” which conflicted with the 24th century Freedom class, but that was changed before the movie came out.

A B52 is significantly older than a B1 or B2.

The ‘1’ and the ‘52’ are not the airplanes’ registry numbers though.

 

[IMC Headquarters]

Okay Eaglemoss. Get to work!

 

[Agony_Boothb]

So the Voyager-J is not the ship with the four floating nacelles. I think it’s the Type-X on that ship diagram someone posted. I thought it looked similar to the original Voyager, although it was too far away to tell with 100% accuracy.

As for reusing class names...is there a precedent for that? I remember the Franklin’s original class was supposed to be “Freedom” which conflicted with the 24th century Freedom class, but that was changed before the movie came out.



The ‘1’ and the ‘52’ are not the airplanes’ registry numbers though.

There was the 22nd Intrepid class ship so I suppose there is precedence. After 1000 years of naming ships and ship classes there's bound to be repeats.

 

[Tuskin38]

There was the 22nd Intrepid class ship so I suppose there is precedence. After 1000 years of naming ships and ship classes there's bound to be repeats.

That was never called 'Intrepid-Class' in canon.

Memory-Alpha calls it 'intrepid-type' because the only named example on screen was called Intrepid. That's how they handle most ships that don't have a class name over there.

 

[Dukhat]

There was the 22nd Intrepid class ship so I suppose there is precedence. After 1000 years of naming ships and ship classes there's bound to be repeats.

The 22nd century Intrepid was just the name of the ship. It wasn’t its class. The class would have been NV or something.

Edit: Ninja’d by @Tuskin38

 

[mattman8907]

I’m hoping the new 31st century constitution class ship has an enterprise. With either a Kirk or April descendant captaining it.

 

[Dukhat]

I would prefer that if there’s a 32nd century Enterprise, that it’s a unique design that we haven’t seen yet. But I think it’s more likely that we’ll see a new Enterprise in PIC, not DSC.

 

[valkyrie013]

Better views this episode.. Excellent!

 

[fireproof78]

I’m hoping the new 31st century constitution class ship has an enterprise. With either a Kirk or April descendant captaining it.

Completely unbelievable.

 

[Leroy]

Once this season is over, Eaglemoss really needs to do a 32nd century tech manual with all these new designs.

Not only do I want a tech manual I want some models! Eaglemoss take my money!

 

[The Super Brando]

I really want to see more of these ships. Especially the new Constitution class.

 

[Dryson]

Interesting, the Voyager J, but no Enterprise J.