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Spoilers 31st/32nd Century Ships Revealed

Just seen the ep. Registry looks like NCC-2504 to me.
Images: https://twitter.com/markonolan/status/1466689144470523908?s=21
The ship looks like a rectangular engineering hull leading directly into a hamburger-looking saucer. A detached half saucer is around the main saucer. On the secondary hull, one nacelle is above and one below connect via pylons - these are the first pylons we see in Starfleet ships native to the era. Two smaller sections flank the secondary hull, detached. A pair of large, detached nacelles hang below and to the sides.

Looks like NCE to me, not NCC. Maybe they finally decided to reset the registry numbers for new ships rather than continue using horrendously long six-digit NCCs.
 
The ship looks like a rectangular engineering hull leading directly into a hamburger-looking saucer. A detached half saucer is around the main saucer. On the secondary hull, one nacelle is above and one below connect via pylons - these are the first pylons we see in Starfleet ships native to the era. Two smaller sections flank the secondary hull, detached. A pair of large, detached nacelles hang below and to the sides.
Sexy.
 
It is an interesting design. However, I dread Eaglemoss trying to do a treatment of it with its absurdly large connecting clips for those detached bits.
 
I couldn't tell what I was looking at while watching the episode, but it was certainly a lot of interesting shapes. I don't hate it, but I'd love to get a better look at it.
 
My head canon is that the Credence was a ship pulled from the mothball fleet, retrofitted, and put back in service. It is possible that with the experience gained from retrofitting the Discovery that Starfleet had more confidence in doing similar work with other older ships.
 
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FFtEnFzXEAAswxY?format=jpg&name=medium


Ah here you are. I meant to reply yesterday but lost track.

So I am not an Onliner so I am unaware, but does this ship have a module that docks in the center? It appears something could but currently isn't. If not, is any reason why given?

The distinctive ring-like design of this ship's primary hull was dubbed the Saturn-class by its Sol-based engineers early in its concept phases, in honor of the breathtaking rings found around its namesake planet. The design is more than just esthetic though, as it allows for experimental torus-shaped deflector shields and warp fields. This intriguing shape allows this class of starship to utilize the negative space within the ring to isolate and study dangerous phenomena at close proximity, as well as pioneering more efficient methods of energy manipulation for space flight at both impulse and warp scales. The latter of these breakthroughs proved to be even more valuable to the remnants of the Federation after the event known as The Burn.
-STO Dev Log
I understand them. It's not easy to think of a reasonable and convincing explanation for this piece of non-sense created by the CBS.
 
My head canon is that the Credence was a ship pulled from the mothball fleet, retrofitted, and put back in service. It is possible that with the experience gained from retrofitting the Discovery that Starfleet had more confidence in doing similar work with other older ships.
Me and several others from discussion groups find the same explanation. Apart from the registration number(the font itself looks very 23c too), other visual evidences are the late 23rd / early 24th century features on the hull, like the curvature and the texture of the hull plate, layout of the shuttebay and the window, and if you look carefully, some bulge on the hull looks like 23c-style Phaser dual-cannons.
 
I just love that they re-used the Discovery corridor 900 years later, after it's already been the Shenzhou, Discovery, Enterprise, Cabot and more. Along with the Discovery Turbolift Funhouse, modern Trek has blessed us with the Eternal Starship Corridor.
Well, at least next week
We get a whole new shuttle design and set
 
Eisenberg Class

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According to the game devs, none of the concept art or CG models they were given by CBS had the name and registry on the side of the hull only on top. This lines up with the Eaglemoss renders as well, which had no registry there either.

I'm guessing it was added late in production, or in post-production specifically for that shot where the Discovery passes her by.
 
It reminds me a bit of a cross between the Starship Titanic and some ships from EVE Online.
 
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