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STAR
TREK: EXPLORATIONS
USS Endymion NCC 64112
 
| Classification |
Heavy Cruiser
(defensive-explorer-diplomatic)
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| Commissioned |
2369 at the New
Aberdeen Fleet Yard at Aldebaran
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| Dimensions |
Length: 464.43
meters
Beam: 316.67 meters
Height: 87.43 meters
Decks: 18
Mass: 3,055,000 metric tons
Cargo Capacity: 47,254 metric tons
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| Accommodation |
500 standard.
100 officers and 400 enlisted crew.
Evacuation capacity of 4,500.
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| Armament |
3 Type X phaser
arrays with a total output of 17,500 TeraWatts
15 pulse-fire photon torpedo tubes, with
a standard compliment of 300 torpedoes
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| Defense
Systems |
Standard shield
array, with a total capacity of 1,876,500 TeraJoules
Standard duranium/tritanium double hull, plus micro-fiber reinforced
ablative armor over critical compartments
Standard level structural integrity field system
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| Shuttlecraft |
Type 18 Shuttlepod
(Total of 6)
Type:
Medium short-range sublight shuttle.
Accommodation: Two; pilot and system manager.
Power Plant: Two 800 millicochrane impulse driver
engines, four RCS thrusters, four sarium krellide storage cells.
Dimensions: Length, 4.5 m; beam, 3.1 m; height 1.8 m.
Mass: 1.12 metric tones.
Performance: Maximum delta-v, 16,750 m/sec.
Armament: Three Type-V phaser emitters.
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Type 6 Personnel Shuttle
(Total of 2)
Type:
Light short-range warp shuttle.
Accommodation: Two flight crew, six passengers.
Power Plant: One 50 cochrane warp engine, two 750
millicochrane impulse engines, four RCS thrusters.
Dimensions: Length, 6.0 m; beam, 4.4 m; height 2.7 m.
Mass: 3.38 metric tones.
Performance: Sustained Warp 3.
Armament: Two Type-IV phaser emitters.
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Type 7 Personnel Shuttle
(Total of 2)
Type:
Medium short-range warp shuttle.
Accommodation: Two flight crew, six passengers.
Power Plant: One 150 cochrane warp engine, two 750
millicochrane impulse engines, four RCS thrusters.
Dimensions: Length, 8.5 m; beam, 3.6 m; height 2.7 m.
Mass: 3.96 metric tones.
Performance: Sustained Warp 4.
Armament: Two Type-V phaser emitters.
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Type M-1 Sphinx Workpod
(Total of 10)
Type:
Light industrial manipulator (Sphinx M1A), medium industrial
manipulator (Sphinx M2A), medium tug (Sphinx MT3D).
Accommodation: Pilot (M1A, M2A); pilot and cargo
specialist (MT3D).
Power Plant: One microfusion reactor, four alfinium
krellide power storage cells, four RCS thrusters.
Dimensions: Length, 6.2 m; beam, 2.6 m; height 2.5 m.
Mass: 1.2 metric tones.
Performance: Maximum delta-v, 2,000 m/sec.
Armament: None
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Danube-class Runabout
(Total of 4)
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<fighter> (Total of
40)
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| Transporter
Systems |
Number
of Systems: 12
Personnel
Transporters: 4 (Transporter Rooms 1-4)
Max
Payload Mass: 900kg (1,763 lbs)
Max Range: 40,000 km
Max Beam Up/Out Rate: Approx. 100 persons per hour per Transporter
Cargo
Transporters: 4
Max
Payload Mass: 800 metric tons. Standard operation is molecular
resolution (Non-Life form).
Set for quantum (life form) resolution: 1 metric ton
Max Beam Up/Out Rate (Quantum Setting): Approx. 100 persons per hour
per Transporter
Emergency
Transporters: 4
Max
Range: 15,000 km (send only) [range depends on available power]
Max Beam Out Rate: 200 persons per hour per Transporter (800 persons
per hour with 4 Emergency Transports)
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| Probe
Compliment |
Class I Sensor Probe
Range:
2 x 10^5 kilometers
Delta-v limit: 0.5c
Power plant: Vectored deuterium microfusion propulsion
Sensors: Full EM/Subspace and interstellar chemistry pallet
for in-space applications.
Telemetry: 12,500 channels at 12 megawatts.
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Class
II Sensor Probe
Range:
4 x 10^5 kilometers
Delta-v limit: 0.65c
Power plant: Vectored deuterium microfusion propulsion,
extended deuterium fuel supply
Sensors: Same instrumentation as Class I with addition of
enhanced long-range particle and field detectors and imaging system
Telemetry: 15,650 channels at 20 megawatts.
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Class
III Planetary Probe
Range:
1.2 x 10^6 kilometers
Delta-v limit: 0.65c
Power plant: Vectored deuterium microfusion propulsion
Sensors: Terrestrial and gas giant sensor pallet with
material sample and return capability; onboard chemical analysis
submodule
Telemetry: 13,250 channels at ~15 megawatts.
Additional data: Limited SIF hull reinforcement. Full range
of terrestrial soft landing to subsurface penetration missions; gas
giant atmosphere missions survivable to 450 bar pressure. Limited
terrestrial loiter time.
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Class
IV Stellar Encounter Probe
Range:
3.5 x 10^6 kilometers
Delta-v limit: 0.6c
Power plant: Vectored deuterium microfusion propulsion
supplemented with continuum driver coil and extended deuterium
supply
Sensors: Triply redundant stellar fields and particle
detectors, stellar atmosphere analysis suite.
Telemetry: 9,780 channels at 65 megawatts.
Additional data: Six ejectable/survivable radiation flux
subprobes. Deployable for nonstellar energy phenomena
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Class
V Medium-Range Reconnaissance Probe
Range:
4.3 x 10^10 kilometers
Delta-v limit: Warp 2
Power plant: Dual-mode matter/antimatter engine; extended
duration sublight plus limited duration at warp
Sensors: Extended passive data-gathering and recording
systems; full autonomous mission execution and return system
Telemetry: 6,320 channels at 2.5 megawatts.
Additional data: Planetary atmosphere entry and soft landing
capability. Low observatory coatings and hull materials. Can be
modified for tactical applications with addition of custom sensor
countermeasure package.
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VI
Comm Relay/Emergency Beacon
Range:
4.3 x 10^10 kilometers
Delta-v limit: 0.8c
Power plant: Microfusion engine with high-output MHD power
tap
Sensors: Standard pallet
Telemetry/Comm: 9,270 channel RF and subspace transceiver
operating at 350 megawatts peak radiated power. 360 degree omni
antenna coverage, 0.0001 arc-second high-gain antenna pointing
resolution.
Additional data: Extended deuterium supply for transceiver
power generation and planetary orbit plane changes
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Class
VII Remote Culture Study Probe
Range:
4.5 x 10^8 kilometers
Delta-v limit: Warp 1.5
Power plant: Dual-mode matter/antimatter engine
Sensors: Passive data gathering system plus subspace
transceiver
Telemetry: 1,050 channels at 0.5 megawatts.
Additional data: Applicable to civilizations up to technology
level III. Low observability coatings and hull materials. Maximum
loiter time: 3.5 months. Low-impact molecular destruct package tied
to antitamper detectors.
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Class
VIII Medium-Range Multimission Warp Probe
Range:
1.2 x 10^2 light-years
Delta-v limit: Warp 9
Power plant: Matter/antimatter warp field sustainer engine;
duration of 6.5 hours at warp 9; MHD power supply tap for sensors
and subspace transceiver
Sensors: Standard pallet plus mission-specific modules
Telemetry: 4,550 channels at 300 megawatts.
Additional data: Applications vary from galactic particles
and fields research to early-warning reconnaissance missions
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Class
IX Long-Range Multimission Warp Probe
Range:
7.6 x 10^2 light-years
Delta-v limit: Warp 9
Power plant: Matter/antimatter warp field sustainer engine;
duration of 12 hours at warp 9; extended fuel supply for warp 8
maximum flight duration of 14 days
Sensors: Standard pallet plus mission-specific modules
Telemetry: 6,500 channels at 230 megawatts.
Additional data: Limited payload capacity; isolinear memory
storage of 3,400 kiloquads; fifty-channel transponder echo. Typical
application is emergency-log/message capsule on homing trajectory to
nearest starbase or known Starfleet vessel position
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| Velocity
Rating |
Normal cruise: warp
6
Maximum cruise: warp 9.3
Maximum rated cruise: warp 9.8 for 12 hours
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| Expected
Hull Life |
80 years
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| Refit
Cycle |
Minor: 1 year
Standard: 1 year
Major: 20 years
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| Deck
Layout |
Deck A:
Tactical Information Center/Flight Operations, Flight Operations
Senior and Junior Officer Living Quarters
Deck B: TIC Maintenance Support Section, Flight Operations
Enlisted Personnel Living Quarters
Deck C: Sail Torpedo Control Room, Sail Torpedo Launchers (Fore
and Aft), Emergency Shield Generators 1-2, Senior and Junior Officer
Living Quarters
Deck D: Sail Torpedo Magazine and Manufacturing Area, Senior and
Junior Officer Living Quarters
Deck 1: Captain’s Ready Room, Main Bridge, Briefing Room,
Observation Lounge
Deck 2: Junior and Senior Officers Quarters, VIP/Guest Quarters,
Holosuites
Deck 3: Visiting Officers / Noncommissioned Officer's Quarters,
Holodecks, Primary Shield Generators
Deck 4: Sickbay, Chief Medical Officer's Office, Primary Science
Labs, Junior and Senior Officers Quarters, Counselor's Office
Deck 5: Junior Officers and Crew Quarters, Main Lounge,
Secondary Science Labs , Cargo Bay 1 & 2
Deck 6: Primary Computer Core Control, Tertiary Science Labs,
Cargo Bay 3 - Primary Cargo Bay
Deck 7: Primary Computer Core, Shuttle Maintenance Hangar and
Storage
Deck 8: Primary Computer Core, Flight Operations Armory, Fighter
Maintenance Hangar and Storage
Deck 9: Fore and Aft Torpedo Bay Control, Torpedo Magazine and
Manufacturing Area, Shuttle and Fighter Hangar Elevator Support
Systems, Primary Shield Generators
Deck 10: Transporter Rooms 3 and 4, Shuttle and Fighter
Preparation Pre-Flight Bay, Emergency Shield Generators 3-4
Deck 11: Primary Machine Shop, Primary Maintenance Support
Center, Shuttlebay [Fore and Aft access via deck 12]
Deck 12: Primary Systems Support Compartments, Shuttlebay
[Fore and Aft Access]
Deck 13: Enlisted Personnel Living Quarters, Secondary Shuttle
and Fighter Maintenance Hangar, Flight
Deck Operations and Maintenance
Deck 14: Upper Engineering Support Area, Fusion Power Generators
1-4, Enlisted Personnel Living Quarters, Stellar Cartography, Lower
Forward Torpedo Bay Control, Chief Science Officer's Office, Armory,
Firing Range
Deck 15: Main Engineering - M/ARA Operations Center, Fusion
Power Generators 4-6, Flight Operations Enlisted Personnel Living
Quarters, Transporter Rooms 1 and 2, Armory, Chief Tactical
Officer's Office, Chief Engineer's Office/Station
Deck 16: Lower Engineering, Deflector Control, Main Tractor Beam
Control and Emitter, Environmental Control, Secondary Computer Core,
Space Wing Briefing Room, Null-G Gymnasium/Weight Room
Deck 17: Tertiary Maintenance Support Center, Emergency Power
Generators 7-9, Secondary Systems Support, Brig
Deck 18: Environmental Control, Deuterium Storage, Anti-matter
Storage Pods, Gravimetric Polaron Generators, Secondary Shield
Generators
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