Spoilers 31st/32nd Century Ships Revealed

[Dukhat]

Is the Cuyahoga a new Constitution? I thought the ship’s name was only mentioned in dialogue.

And I think the term ‘Wanderer’ class was meant to be one of the Starfleet vessels, not a nod to FASA.

 

[Markonian]

Is the Cuyahoga a new Constitution? I thought the ship’s name was only mentioned in dialogue.

And I think the term ‘Wanderer’ class was meant to be one of the Starfleet vessels, not a nod to FASA.

Cuyahoga's class is a bit of supposition. The new Connie appears on an interface schematic Fleet Admiral Vance and Lieutenant Willa are looking at while discussing the ship in "Scavengers".

The Orion blockade runner could easily be a Starfleet vessel as well.
The wreckage was found inside the courier network. Does Starfleet use Courier routes? It could be a courier-owned Emerald Chain Wanderer-class blockade runner.

 

[Dukhat]

Cuyahoga's class is a bit of supposition. The new Connie appears on an interface schematic Fleet Admiral Vance and Lieutenant Willa are looking at while discussing the ship in "Scavengers".

The Orion blockade runner could easily be a Starfleet vessel as well.
The wreckage was found inside the courier network. Does Starfleet use Courier routes? It could be a courier-owned Emerald Chain Wanderer-class blockade runner.

Unfortunately from what I saw, all the random wreckage in the transwarp conduit did not conform to any known ships. It was just nondescript junk.

 

[DEWLine]

Gav'Nor would be a Cardassian-owned civilian ship, right? So maybe "Cardassian Merchant Ship (CMS) Gav'Nor"?
(Barring clarification by the DSC creative staff, of course!)

 

[Tuskin38]

Yeah it was never said it was a Starfleet ship. In fact the black box not matching the other starfleet ships should give that away.

 

[Markonian]

Okay, edited the USS prefix out for the Gav'Nor. Reasoning was, I didn't want to assume that a ship with a black box is not Starfleet just because it's name is not Earthican in origin.

 

[Ar-Pharazon]

Unfortunately from what I saw, all the random wreckage in the transwarp conduit did not conform to any known ships. It was just nondescript junk.

If we assume most (large) ships flying at the time of the burn were Starfleet, and they were destroyed while using the conduits, then most likely those large masses of wreckage were SF/UFP ships.

 

[Markonian]

Memory Alpha now has a page on the Wanderer class, and it includes a screenshot. The wreckage has a Starfleet-like look with its saucer and metallic-gray hull material.

Check it out:
https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Wanderer_class_(32nd_century)

 

[Ar-Pharazon]

Memory Alpha now has a page on the Wanderer class, and it includes a screenshot. The wreckage has a Starfleet-like look with its saucer and metallic-gray hull material.

Check it out:
https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Wanderer_class_(32nd_century)

Lots of different fan art versions of a Wanderer class around. Is there one in STO?

 

[Markonian]

Lots of different fan art versions of a Wanderer class around. Is there one in STO?

None. Surprising to think this name hasn't been used up yet. Eventually, every "ship-namey" title ends up having its own ship class in STO eventually.

 

[Tuskin38]

Concept art
https://twitter.com/startrekcbs/status/1346562112580067328

 

[Ar-Pharazon]

None. Surprising to think this name hasn't been used up yet. Eventually, every "ship-namey" title ends up having its own ship class in STO eventually.

I assumed if STO had one, or if they get one, that'll be the official design.

 

[Tuskin38]

 

[Timo]

Cool. So the Mars class is the one seen in hologram form on those pedestal consoles at SF HQ - and also the scout commented on by the hero crew in "Die Trying"? The lower three low-detail models will hopefully eventually gain a bit more detail - there's potential in them. What are we missing? The neo-Constitution at least, and the angular horseshoe ship.

Timo Saloniemi

 

[Dukhat]

Cool. So the Mars class is the one seen in hologram form on those pedestal consoles at SF HQ - and also the scout commented on by the hero crew in "Die Trying"?

I think you’re right.

The lower three low-detail models will hopefully eventually gain a bit more detail - there's potential in them.

Based on seeing them in the show, they do have more detail than this concept art.

What are we missing? The neo-Constitution at least, and the angular horseshoe ship.

We’re also missing the ship with the saucer and two long prong nacelles, and the flat four-nacelled ship. Also, I haven’t figured out which class of ship the Hansando belongs to. It just looks like a long tube.

 

[Markonian]

With 10 new Starfleet ship classes established this season,
this is the current lineup:
https://twitter.com/gaghyogi49/status/1346597182447738880?s=20

We know "Constitution class" from a barely readable (read: totally ilegible) interface holo checked out by Admiral Vance and Lt. Willa.
The remaining unknowns are the "stingray" (3-quarter saucer, super long nacelles), and the...double horseshoe? Anyway, it looks like a flying computer component, with four nacelles/prongs extending from the back.

I reckon the Hansando is a Courage-class ship. The part we see is the back end of the bottom "cone".

Updated ship list:
1. USS Discovery (NCC-1031-A, Crossfield class), active (3189)
2. USS Tikhov (NCC-1067-M, seed-vault ship), active (3189)
3. USS Reliant (NCC-1864-M, Constitution class), active (3189)
4. USS Yelchin (NCC-4774-E, Black Box #1), destroyed (3069)
5. USS Voyager (NCC-74656-J, Intrepid class), active (3189)
6. KSF Khi’eth (KSF- 971014, Kelpien research vessel), wrecked (3064)
7. USS Armstrong (NCC-317659, Constitution class), active (3189)
8. USS Giacconi (NCC-316608, Black Box #3), destroyed (3069)
9. USS … (NCC-325019, unknown), active (3189)
10. USS Le Guin (NCC-325060, Mars class), active (3189)
11. USS Maathai (NCC-325023, Angelou class), active (3189)
12. USS Annan (NCC-325051, Saturn class), active (3189)
13. USS Jubayr (NCC-325068, Courage class), active (3189)
14. USS Nog (NCC-325070, Eisenberg class), active (3189)
15. USS Hansando (NCC-325072, Courage class), active (3189)
16. USS Song (NCC-325084, Courage class), active (3189)
17. USS Cuyahoga (NCC-…, Constitution class), active (3189)
18. USS Hiraga Gennai (unknown), destroyed (3064)
19. CDS Gav’Nor (Cardassian ship, Black Box #2), destroyed (3069)
20. Wanderer class

Non-canon: Chronos class, Eternal class and Ouroboros class 31st century timeships from STO, likely decommissioned or downgraded after the end of the Temporal Wars and before the Burn in 3069.

 

[ITDUDE]

So... not Star Trek looking at all. Like a cheap sci-fi show that’s trying to ripoff Star Trek

 

[Markonian]

Fun corner: ship classes named for the Sol system!

0. Sol-class science vessel, 2400s, basically a Luna-class refit, STO: https://memory-beta.fandom.com/wiki/Sol_class
0a Helios-class tug, 2250s, DSC: https://memory-beta.fandom.com/wiki/Helios_class_(tug)
0b Helios-class destroyer, 2400s, STO: https://memory-beta.fandom.com/wiki/Helios_class

1. Mercury-class escort, 2410s, a Tom Paris design that merges the Defiant class with the Delta Flyer, STO: https://memory-beta.fandom.com/wiki/USS_Mercury_(NCC-47902)
2. (Venus)
3. (Earth)
3.1 Luna-class science vessel, 2370s, Riker's USS Titan, TTN/LD: https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Luna_class
4. Mars-class scout, 3180s, new, DSC
4.1 Deimos-class destroyer, 2380s, Synth ship, PIC: https://memory-beta.fandom.com/wiki/Deimos_class

x. Ceres-class explorer, 2160s, a flattened Daedalus-class refit, ENT: https://memory-beta.fandom.com/wiki/Ceres_class
x. Vesta-class explorer, 2370s, Ezri Dax's USS Aventine, DS9: https://memory-beta.fandom.com/wiki/Vesta_class

5a. Jupiter-class dreadnought, 2400s, STO: https://sto.gamepedia.com/Jupiter_Class_Dreadnought
5b. Jupiter-class carrier, 2410s, STO: https://sto.gamepedia.com/Jupiter_Carrier
5.1 Europa-class heavy battlecruiser, 2410s, Nimitz-class refit, STO: https://memory-beta.fandom.com/wiki/Europa_class
6. Saturn-class ringship, 3060s, new, DSC
6.1 Titan-class science vessel, 2410s, Luna-class refit, STO: https://memory-beta.fandom.com/wiki/Titan_class
7. (Uranus)
8. Neptune-class surveyor, 2150s, unknown design, ENT: https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Neptune_class

y.1 Styx-class dreadnought, 2250s, smaller cousin of the ISS Charon, STO: https://sto.gamepedia.com/Styx_Terran_Dreadnought_Cruiser
y.2 Special mention to: ISS Charon, one-off variant of the Styx-class dreadnought: https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Charon_type

Did I miss anything?

 

[137th Gebirg]

The Cuyahoga definitely seems to be a member of this new Constitution class (looks a lot like the refit from this angle). I finally got a good screen cap of the scene from "Scavangers" where Vance ordered a baryon sweep of that ship and a top-down view was visible on their big board:

 

[Markonian]

If you look closely at the Angelou-class USS Maathai on the CBS promo image, you can see its bridge.

Photo link: https://twitter.com/startrekcbs/status/1346562112580067328/photo/1