Spoilers 31st/32nd Century Ships Revealed

[IMC Headquarters]

Frikkin' Picard no sooner sets foot on the new Stargazer, and then hours later he's ordering its self-destruction! The man's a menace!

Enterprise-J is still likely on its way to Andromeda...the first multi-generational ship to explore a whole new galaxy. Head canon.

 

[fireproof78]

With the current powers that be, twenty years, tops.

Could always stop naming them Enterprise.

 

[137th Gebirg]

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[fireproof78]

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Yup.

 

[Quantum21]

My hope for season 5: an Enterprise and a few more ships

 

[NCC-73515]

And the backup holodoc

 

[Markonian]

My hope for season 5: an Enterprise and a few more ships

Season 5 could end with Saru becoming captain of the Enterprise.
Also somebody needs to take Voyager.
And we still need the class name for the Dresselhaus. Could it be Bauhaus class?

 

[Dukhat]

I hope the Enterprise-Z is an original design and not a 23rd century design with 32nd century floating nacelles.

 

[1701dashnothing]

I hope the Enterprise-Z is an original design and not a 23rd century design with 32nd century floating nacelles.

After Enterprise Z they'll start back up with AA, excel style

 

[F. King Daniel]

I hope the Enterprise-Z is an original design and not a 23rd century design with 32nd century floating nacelles.

It'll literally be the Titan-A without the nacelle pylons

 

[MikHutch]

A bit off topic but did they show any Trill ships in s3?

 

[Markonian]

A bit off topic but did they show any Trill ships in s3?

None. Would be cool if we saw one in S5 because that would then become the only playable Trill ship in STO.

 

[MikHutch]

None. Would be cool if we saw one in S5 because that would then become the only playable Trill ship in STO.

exactly. iirc the only actual trill ship in the whole of Star Trek is the one from TNG "The Host". for such a majorly recurring Fed species they got almost no ships

then again it took until TNG to get Vulcan ships despite how little Vulcans actually appear on TNG, to say nothing of Andorians or Tellarites

 

[FredH]

At the rate they’ve burned through Enterprises, the only way I can imagine them only being up to P 900 years later is them having several periods where they decide a ship’s replacement is the “same” ship for record keeping purposes, and so having (say) the Enterprise-K followed by the Enterprise-K.1, the Enterprise-K.2, the Enterprise-K.3 etc, only changing the letter upon really major design changes.

 

[MikHutch]

At the rate they’ve burned through Enterprises, the only way I can imagine them only being up to P 900 years later is them having several periods where they decide a ship’s replacement is the “same” ship for record keeping purposes, and so having (say) the Enterprise-K followed by the Enterprise-K.1, the Enterprise-K.2, the Enterprise-K.3 etc, only changing the letter upon really major design changes.

That's kinda one thing that bugged me about Picard. You're telling me the Excelsior & Miranda classes can last for 150+ years but the Sovereign is outdated after 27 years?

 

[NCC-73515]

There were quite a few Sovs in S2 and 3

 

[MikHutch]

There were quite a few Sovs in S2 and 3

True but it's way too soon to replace the Sov as the flagship. These things should be built to last a long time

 

[NCC-73515]

It seems the E was damaged or destroyed earlier than expected, and if the Odyssey was already available then, it makes sense to use that one as the next ship.

 

[fireproof78]

That's kinda one thing that bugged me about Picard. You're telling me the Excelsior & Miranda classes can last for 150+ years but the Sovereign is outdated after 27 years?

It's called the Morrow theory of ship building.

 

[MikHutch]

It seems the E was damaged or destroyed earlier than expected, and if the Odyssey was already available then, it makes sense to use that one as the next ship.

True, but wasn't that done because the producers wanted to change ships?