Created by Captain James McGowan on Thu Mar 24th, 2022 @ 5:04am

Ships

Mark I

*USS Galaxy, NCC-70637

*USS Enterprise, NCC-1701-D

*USS Challenger, NCC-71099

*USS Odyssey, NCC-71832

*USS Venture, NCC-71854

*USS Yamato, NCC-71807

This is the ship as seen in Star Trek: The Next Generation, season 1-7

Mark II

*USS Venture, NCC-71854 (refit)

*USS Andromeda, NCC-71932

*USS Magellan, NCC-71880

This is the ship as seen in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine as the Venture and in Generations, with the updated bridge and modules on the warp nacelles.

Technical Information

*Dimensions

**Length: 641 m

**Width: 473 m

**Height: 133 m

**Decks: 42

**Mass: 5,125,000 metric tons

*Speed:

**Cruise: Warp 8

**Maximum: Warp 9.2

**Emergency (12 hrs): Warp 9.9

History

The Galaxy Class was meant to replace the Ambassador Class ships that had served for several decades in exploration roles to keep up with the Klingons, Romulans, Daltari, and Cardassians. While initial approval of the project began in 2343, various delays meant that the first ship would not be launched until 2357 and commissioned in 2362. A sister class, the Nebula, was designed using the same components to reduce cost and to replace the aging Miranda Class ships as front-line cruisers and science vessels. The ships were capable explorers and fighters, and in 2370, the USS Andromeda was launched.

Interiors

Main Bridge

Ready Rooms

Officer's Lounges

Lounge Two-Three Fore

Nine Forward

Quarters

Hydroponics Bays

There are 8 hydroponics bays in the saucer section to provide fresh food to the crew for a variety of cuisines. Replication systems are available, but most crew prefer the organically grown food that will survive in case of power failures to the rest of the ships' systems thanks to local battery packs. Salad greens, vegetables, and fruits from Earth and a number of other planets are grown on the ship to provide food for the crew around the clock.

Battle Bridge

Transporter Room

Sickbay

The sickbay has twin forward and twin aft bays to handle having a crew of over a thousand at once. The two forward sickbays are mirror images of each other, as seen below.



The twin aft sickbays are mirror images of the below:

Shuttlebay