Ships BEFORE The Federation - Star Trek Starship Breakdown

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It’s been a long road- don’t! We’ve covered a lot of ships throughout Trek Central’s history, but their time is finally here; Some of the Pre-Federation ships, sorry/not sorry, we won’t be including the highly revered NX-01 or Intrepid-type classes of ships, no, just some of the ones that got us from there to here, or here to there- I think I’ve made my point!
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Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
02:15 - OV-165
06:06 - Shango X-1
08:12 - XCV-300
12:42 - The Phoenix
16:38 - NX Test Starships
21:05 - Warp Delta
Video Credits:
Written by Craig Turner
Presented by Adam Watson
Edited by Troy Courtney-Hart
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Title: Ships BEFORE The Federation - Star Trek Starship Breakdown
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@GamerzRule57 Год назад

Fun fact: when they filmed First Contact at the missile silo, they left a camera light up. I took a tour there not too long ago and they just said the Trek people didn't want to climb up 8 stories to get the light down. It's still there!

@corwinberry5925 Год назад

The fun facts you find randomly.

@thejamesasher Год назад

are there pics online?

@spentcasing3990 10 месяцев назад

You could say it boldly went where no one wants to go

@sagsfv3122 9 месяцев назад

Paramount had to pay for or replace the light. Those Mole-Richardson "K" lights are not cheap!

@pwc7475 5 месяцев назад

You got to see the missile silo for first contact? freakin' cool

@brianoconnell6459 Год назад

One issue I always had with the Phoenix's launch, is the proximity of all the townsfolk to where, um, it launches. Ever hear of blast hazards?

@donovanbradford8231 Год назад

I know, I spaced on what photon torpedoes are basically nukes yet the site of the Phoenix was still standing after multiple impacts.

@michaellangwaller Год назад

I have an issue with the nacelles on the Phoenix being inline with the hull. According to ST lore, the nacelles have to have line of sight with each because of an energy discharge between the nacelles. Cochrane was lucky the ship didn't explode when warp was engaged. Of course it could be that the energy discharge was so minor at warp 1 that it didn't matter or it arched over the ship.

@concious2 Год назад

I was getting ready to state the same, I was like they should all be burnt to a crisp! People making the movie did not think of this? Also anyone know how fast is Warp? For instance at warp 1 how long to get to Mars? Thanks

@kerryedavis Год назад

@@concious2 In the past, and including in Star Trek: The Motion Picture, engaging warp within the solar system was considered risky enough that they only did it in order to get to V'Ger as quickly as they could. But assuming it was done anyway, if warp 1 is 1x the speed of light, and Mars is between 36 and 50 million miles from Earth, and ignoring the need to go around the Sun when Mars is at maximum distance, at warp 1 it would take between about 3 and 5 minutes. Which seems fast. BUT. Interstellar distances are Something Else. At 1x the speed of light, going from Earth to the NEAREST other star, Alpha Centauri, would take FOUR YEARS. Even at what should be Warp 5 or 6, it takes about 2 weeks. So much for NX-01 getting to Kronos in 4 days!

@LordOfNihil Год назад

thats not even the worst problem. these missiles used some pretty nasty fuels. everyone would have been choking on the fumes.

@datathunderstorm Год назад

Being of Yoruba background, I am honoured to discover that an early Star Trek lore spacecraft on a mission to Europa was indeed named after the Yoruba Thundergod “Shango” - that warms the cockles of my heart! 😊👍🏾

@LoneBrowncoat Год назад

"All These Worlds Are Yours, except Europa. Attempt No Landing There. Use Them Together, Use Them in Peace" We were warned, and HAL amplified the signal. [chuckle]

@carminemurray6624 Год назад

@@LoneBrowncoat I Love ❤️ that 2001 a Space Oddesy Quote.

@LoneBrowncoat Год назад

@@carminemurray6624 ...2010

@Rocketsong Год назад

My favorite "not NX" ships from Enterprise were the intrepid Type Half Saucer ships.

@NoBudjetFilms 9 месяцев назад

Yeah, definitely disappointed they didn't make this list.

@MrZics Год назад

The OV-165 is based off a real life proposed replacement for the Space Shuttle called the Venturestar. It was being developed in the 1990s by Lockheed Martin and eventually cancelled in 2001. The linier aerospike engine was being developed for the program but it's development was never finished (which is why we don't see them on real life rockets)

@AJB2K3 Год назад

Im glad someone else knows this.

@Digikidthevoiceofreason Год назад

Knew this as well. I hope they renew the project.

@michaelmckinnon2906 Год назад

Too bad, it seems like it would have been the perfect aircraft to get humans to Mars, perhaps with warp engines

@agl1138 Год назад

i noticed this too. Venturestar was cancelled after the composite fuel tank went south

@michaelmckinnon2906 Год назад

@@agl1138 it wasn't just me fuel tank, the engines were underpowered, the proposed fuel fell through (it didn't use the same fuel as the Space Shuttle), and various other problems led to it's cancellation, just a heads up.

@TwistedSisterHaratiofales Год назад

The (REAL) Space Shuttle Enterprise was used to do the landing tests, but was originally planned to be used as part of the orbiter fleet. The problem was that in the short span of ten years the second shuttle was over twice as advanced especially with the panel instruments, and computers. It was more cost effective to build the new shuttles than to retro fit Enterprise. She was one of the biggest things that taught them how to make the rest though.

@flyboymb Год назад

Probably the same story with the 1701, but Starfleet did it anyway.

@anakinflair 8 месяцев назад

Is that why she never flew in space? I always wondered why she was only used in tests and for training, and never flew in space.

@TwistedSisterHaratiofales 8 месяцев назад

Yes, and another fun fact about her was that it was named Enterprise in honor of Star Trek. The original main cast and Gene Roddenberry got to go see her.@@anakinflair

@2012blueridge Год назад

I’ve always been a fan of the warp Delta design, ever since they first appeared. I often wondered if Star Fleet had stayed with that design what would newer ships look like

@evanboll4651 Год назад

Probably something like the Prometheus or Relativity.

@Farzlepot Год назад

I'd consider the Defiant-class to be a similar style - all hunkered-down and compact.

@splat-trainproductions Год назад

They probably would've evolved into Star Destroyers & all the other wedged-shape Kuat/Corellian ships like the ones in Star Wars!(Ep 2-6+KOTOR+CW+Bad Batch+Solo+Rebels+Andor+Mandolorian+Legends+Xystons from Ep 9, NOT the crappy First Order ones from Ep 7-9!)

@InfoTopCoatArmor 11 месяцев назад

@@splat-trainproductions You're going to catch hell for that on a Federation thread, LOL

@splat-trainproductions 11 месяцев назад

@@InfoTopCoatArmor What for? Mentioning Star Wars?

@markbernero9302 Год назад

I would like to see a video on pre-TOS ships that include the SS Valiant (design seen in ST Encyclopedia), Friendship I probe, SS Conestoga (ENT:Terra Nova) and the Daedalus Class.

@Ash-bd6jz Год назад

theres literally a dyson add directly below your comment.. youtube.. yee noo too much

@timonsolus Год назад

Seconded, apart from Friendship One, which is basically an unmanned, very long range version of the Phoenix.

@donovanbradford8231 Год назад

Suprr cool I love these designs as well would love even beta cannon on them

@frankdanger2900 Год назад

I'm only just getting past the rambling intro monologue and you're telling me the Daedalus-Class isn't in this video? Whyyyyy

@charliepotatoes001 Год назад

Dyson-Yoyodyne? The one's that were illegally mass produced and sold to various private interests that either escaped or avoided the Vulcan Blockades.

@qdllc Год назад

The Enterprise prior to the Phoenix might have been mankind’s first attempt at a working FTL, but WWIII derailed the program. ZC might have refined the idea into a true working model. Remember that first contact was a chance happening of he Phoenix’s warp test being just as the Vulcans were passing close to the Sol system.

@ramstang Год назад

Which was explained non cannon novel Star Trek preserver

@RJALEXANDER777 Год назад

I like the idea that humanity was already on course towards it's destiny, but that old historic vices set us back and almost destroyed us. Speaks of that optimistic Star Trek philosophy that we needed to adopt more hopeful, enlightened ideals if we were to head towards a better future.

@rowangoswell8567 Год назад

Makes sense. It's much more realistic to imagine that Zephram Cochrane was simply completing the work, rather than inventing the technology wholesale.

@temparalflux914 Год назад

@@rowangoswell8567 Yeah coz its a little odd that some backwater ramshackle town in a post WW3 world has some drunk thats working on a warp ship....whats his motive for a warp capable nuke? Did he think he was still working for NASA and exploring new worlds?

@kargaroc386 9 месяцев назад

@@temparalflux914 He says it himself in FC: to sell it, get rich, and retire somewhere still good.

@ernestcline2868 Год назад

The ringed-ship that Jeffries designed has appeared in several slightly different variations in beta canon. I first saw it in the 1979 Star Trek: Spaceflight Chronology book where it was given as the first of the Declaration-class passenger liners that were capable of Warp 3.2 and served in the early Federation.

@theduke7539 Год назад

I believe they actually wrote a book about it where it was the true first warp ship in earth history, but it was calssified as a military research vessel, and its mission was classified due to the outbreak of ww3

@GlennTillema Год назад

I too had the Spaceflight Chronology book and at this point there are so many timelines you really have to pick one before you start talking about predecessors to the Enterprise because who knows?

@peterlutz7191 10 месяцев назад

I consider the book canon, since Gene Roddenberry had a hand in it.

@SpideyVids Год назад

The way you described that NX test ship launching along a track with a near vertical part at the end is extremely reminiscent of the launching of Fireball XL5.

@kerryedavis Год назад

Also the movie When Worlds Collide.

@wyrmshadow4374 Год назад

Sanger Silverbird and the Ark ship from When Worlds Collide. There was also a similar system in a German film from the 30s.

@davidponseigo8811 10 месяцев назад

I saw the Space Shuttle Enterprise at the New Orleans Worlds Fair in 1986 and still remember touching it.

@nicholasklangos9704 Год назад

The XVC 330 MODEL WAS ALSO SHOWN IN CAPTAIN SISCO OFFICE ON DS9.

@christophernuzzi2780 Год назад

Please do more! I love the early history of Starfleet!

@TrekCentral Год назад

We’ve got some Romulan videos coming soon! - Jack

@LordOfNihil Год назад

i always did want a zephram cochrane series. what enterprise could have been if they stuck to the primitiveness of the technology for more than the first few episodes.

@AllenUry Год назад

The "Ring Ship" design goes back to at least 1974, as I picked up a lithograph of it during Gene Roddenberry's traveling road show stop in Madison, Wisconsin that year. My understanding is that Matt Jefferies created it for an aborted Roddenberry pilot called simply "Starship." As for as its class, it's widely known as a "Declaration-class" early warp ship.

@davidmaestas2915 Год назад

This is awesome. I think I will use this in my Spelljammer/Star Trek hybrid campaign I am writing for my Dnd 5e group. My reasoning will be that Starfleet revives the Declaration class as a Legacy type of program. It will be a modern ship design, but with a 'shifting' Impulse/Warp Ring design. Similar to a jellyfish, the ring system will undulate, based on which propulsion unit is being employed at the moment. When Impulse is being used, that ring will flare out, but when Warp is used, the Impulse Ring folds in, and the Warp Ring flares out, and so on.

@lonesomephreak69 Год назад

The "ring ship" also resembles our current real-world idea for the Alcubierre drive engine, our current "best guess" at making an actual warp drive. I'm not sure if this was the idea behind it, or just another Star Trek idea bleeding into reality...

@AllenUry Год назад

@@lonesomephreak69 The Declaration Class Enterprise predates the Alcubierre Drive by about 4 decades!

@sagsfv3122 9 месяцев назад

@@lonesomephreak69 Many, if not most aerospace engineers grew up with Star Trek and as during their studies thought, "I bet I can make that a reality. . ." Many of our modern contraptions and tech seem to have been conceived by Roddenberry!

@thomashill6347 Год назад

I so enjoy hearing you speak of the things of Star Trek SHIPS are a good topic, Thank you Lieutenant Adam for sharing the research that you and the team at Trek Central put together in this video.

@squirrellordsgaming2772 Год назад

I really like the design concept of the deltas. I would love to see a resurgence of that design in later Star Trek time era for the civilian market.

@Irishrebel092 Год назад

i think it's interesting how the warp delta looks a lot like the early Romulan bird of prey ships. but with the main hull shape reversed.

@PKPhoenix83 Год назад

Yeah the Deltas were so cool looking. It's my favorite Ent ship.

@Duchess_Van_Hoof 8 месяцев назад

Definitely the coolest Federation ships of the era.

@marleegould542 Год назад

Sounds like someone doesn't have faith of the heart.

@marvinthemartian6788 22 дня назад

🤣

@corwinberry5925 Год назад

Your humor and the sheer dive levels man. Just wow. Thanks! Like I didn't even notice those ships in the motion picture.

@Terra-Quattuor Год назад

Absolutely loved the Pheonix, had that toy as a young lad. Loved it

@Jim_Jones_Guyana Год назад

Cool. I never really cared for the Phoenix. I assume you mean Zefram Cochrane's converted ICBM with fold out nacelles in TNG: First Contact? (not the USS Phoenix, (the Nebula class at 00:24) or the Phoenix Class? (a subclass of the Prometheus design) My favorite Trek ships are the Miranda & Excelsior class, (I also really like the Nova class. (USS Equinox) I don't really like many non-Star Fleet ships except the Klingon Bird-of-Prey. (I hate Ferengi & Cardassian ships. They're ugly & unimaginative (the main Ferengi ship looks like a crab) I have a bunch of old 1990s Micro Machines, early 2000s Furuta, and newer Eaglemoss & Hero Collection Star Trek ships. (3-4 dozen different Eaglemoss & = number of MMs & Furuta) The Eaglemoss are really nice. They seem to be of slightly better quality then Hero Collection. (even though I think Eaglemoss made Hero Collection?) It's a shame Eaglemoss went out of business. 🙁 I have all the Eaglemoss ships at the beginning of Enterprise series, from the OV-165 shuttle to Enterprise NX-01. (except for Cochrane's Phoenix. I have only a little Micro Machines one)

@seansomers5243 Год назад

If I were to give a suggestion, it would have to be a video explaining klingon starships classes, designs etc. Great work anyway!

@TrekCentral Год назад

Good suggestion! We’ll look into that one :) - Jack

@maxrander0101 Год назад

the biggest problem with them is how far back do you go do you go to the pre empire houses if you do it would be heaps of them as the designs we know today only came about after the formation of the KDF

@DoremiFasolatido1979 Год назад

All stolen Hurq tech. Moving on.

@donovanbradford8231 Год назад

@@DoremiFasolatido1979 While I don't deny that the Klingons did use Herq tech I'm curious which of it was Herq vs later Klingon design.

@philbertchow5425 Год назад

Q’pla!

@antenant9294 Год назад

I love the way that OX165 seems to share a similar design DNA to the ships seen in the programme.

@Voltaic_Fire Год назад

Never before have I wanted a video so much and never known until I saw it. I love the warp delta's design, it is so sleek and elegant. I would love to have seen a much bigger, much better armed and armoured version as a hero ship. Imagine if all the ships in Trek based their designs on the delta instead of the saucer. It is also perhaps the closest we'll ever get to a Naboo starfighter's design language in Star Trek, the epitome of old fighter jets in space.

@brianrupe9420 Год назад

Long time watcher and love all the content that you have put out and looking forward for more. Keep up the good work

@TrekCentral Год назад

Thanks, will do! - Jack

@tomasrikona4021 Год назад

Most excellently presented, very informative and amusing .Thank you.

@zhenchiboo5660 Год назад

Honestly the warp delta's gonna be ome of my favourite starfleet ship designs, I would love to see you guys post more about pre tos and federation era starfleet ships

@detectivesquirrel2621 Год назад

The XV-330 was based on technology they got from the Vulcans. That was why it looks like Vulcan ships.

@TheShreddedSnorlax Год назад

That was always my thinking. Maybe it was the first Human built starship to visit Vulcan or something along those lines.

@detectivesquirrel2621 Год назад

@@TheShreddedSnorlax Thats right. It is also mentioned in the Star Trek Encyclopaedia

@lord_haven1114 Год назад

Coincidentally. Earth ships would look like that anyway for long journeys, and the rings would rotate to give the feeling of gravity.

@TheShreddedSnorlax Год назад

@@detectivesquirrel2621 really? I haven't read it so was jsut guessing

@tomhenry897 10 месяцев назад

Don’t think so The ring spun to produce artificial gravity It was a simple design

@ransom182 Год назад

Now do the Intrepid and Franklin types please!!! I always thought of the Warp Deltas as being an older design, perhaps a 2220’s/2230’s ship. Maybe the same era as the J class freighters.

@TrekCentral Год назад

We'll certainly do them soon! :D - Jack

@michaeldemarco9950 Год назад

Since ENTERPRISE takes place from 2151-55, I’d say that the Intrepid-type dates from 2145, and the Warp Delta from about 2140.

@stratometal Год назад

As far as I am concerned you can sing that intro song all you want. Its the most fitting and beautiful intro of any Star Trek show!

@andrewsvaz Год назад

Lt Adam is a great narrator. Sometimes I see some of the videos that aren't exactly all that and Adam makes things VERY more interesting to see.

@colinmoore7460 Год назад

I thought I saw a Fireball XL5 model. Probably the NX Alpha. Interesting note Gerry Anderson's Fireball ship also used a launch rail.

@davidmost5206 Год назад

correct

@sagsfv3122 9 месяцев назад

Fireball XL-5, The Thunderbirds, and Astro Boy were my favorite shows when I was a toddler!

@captainr800 Год назад

I remember reading that the ring enterprises ship was base on Vulcan ships by starfleet in its early years before NX-01, it’s warp was around 1 or 2 and it didn’t have good turn rate.

@Ziplock9000 Год назад

Did you even watch the video?

@captainr800 Год назад

@@Ziplock9000 yes?

@baystated Год назад

Always felt that the XCV was designed by the Dyson fan and vacuum company.

@stevengalloway8052 Год назад

😆 No, you lunatic, you're getting it mixed up with the Kirby vacuum company, which did the actual designing... 😆

@aaronjuergens5219 Год назад

I’m gonna assume he’s joking about the XCV-330 Enterprise when he says it’s silly knowing that an Alcubierre Drive would use rings as part of its design to warp the fabric of Spacetime IRL, thus making it the most realistic warp design in Star Trek. Let’s not forget the XCV-330 was always very popular among fans and was almost used as the design for the heroship of the never produced Roddenberry series “Starship.” Starship would later go on to be made, with several changes to the idea, as Andromeda, the Andromeda Ascendant btw still uses a bit of a hooped ring design in its look.

@xedanis101 Год назад

I was indeed joking, well caught. :) I've been obsessing for a long time over FTL research, cause I'm a massive nerd. :P

@johnmullholand2044 Год назад

AFAIK, the Andromeda Acendant used the "hoops" to "ride the rails" in slipstream, as a means of protecting the main body of the ship, like the "battle blades" that deploy during battle.

@neoblackwolf69 Год назад

I love these videos and his narration, please keep these videos comeing 🖖live long.

@charlessmith3935 Год назад

I am so glad that y'all took the time out to look at some of to me the most important ships of the Star Trek universe because without them there would be no Star Trek

@rhyschnee3810 Год назад

Great overview of cannon ships. I remember playing a Star Trek Legacy? Where you started with the NX-01 and was protecting and rescuing a NX style Miranda Class, and also the Daedalus Class. Fun games

@aleckelsey2663 Год назад

One of my favorite trek games. No... actually... Legacy is my favorite star trek game.

@kristianmolloy8622 Год назад

that Miranda type of ship was Poseidon Class but there was also the Yorktown Class like a Beefed up NX

@aleckelsey2663 Год назад

@@kristianmolloy8622 Yorktown was more like maybe a precursor to the constitution class.

@harrybutcher1015 Год назад

Beautiful!

@24tanksalot Год назад

I have really really enjoyed this video thank you so very much please keep them coming

@beberivera7011 Год назад

This was an amazing video! Just subscribed! Tysmfs

@TrekCentral Год назад

Thank you!! - Jack

@cm1701a Год назад

Ov 165 is based on the real world Lockheed “Venture star” concept which was a single stage to orbit concept. The test version (x-33) was canceled early in Bush admin before completion due to complexity of composite fuel tank design. Ironically the launch pad was built and functional but the test vehicle is no more.

@jinxiemug6041 Год назад

I have always wondered since the movie came out, why did Admiral Marcus have a model of the USS Vengeance in his collection. That ship was not supposed to exist, it was being built in secret. Kinda blows the secret...😜😜😜

@stevenserna910 6 месяцев назад

I guess Admiral Marcus was just one if those types of personalities that likes to posture, pose, pout, n' prance. They like having trinkets, & doo-dad's placed around so people will ask, "This is neat, what is it?" So that they can then reply-smugly, "...it's the next 'top-secret' design that, 'I approved'. It's bigger, better, faster, more blah-blah than anything else that's been blah-blahed ever invented yet." "And only 'I' have the keys to it." "It's Me, Mine, My Idea, My Authorization...the most fantastic, revolutionary thing ever bigly thought of by Me-Myself and I, in the entire Mar-A-Lago universe. They said 'why the universe?' "And I told them, I said... because I'm bigger, & better than this rinky-dinky, little, sol-system. A solar system wouldn't be fair for me, I'm bigger than that. Better than this Quadrants' Star Systems. Bigger than the, "Milky Way Galaxy". I'm my own universe, and it's the best universe...no-one has a better, more fabulous universe than mine!" Sounds like someone we know, running for office nowadays. My new slogan is, "MSBCA; Make Space Bigly Cofef Again." I shall call it, "The Space Force"!

@dustygrant3043 Год назад

thanks very much for your EXCELLENTLY and exciting done documentary style done look at pre NX ENTERPRISE ships!!!!!!!! APSOLUTELY excitedly to watch!!!!!!!!!!!!

@ThomasGrillo Год назад

Really enjoyed this. Nicely done! Thanks.

@peterboczan2116 Год назад

You missed out the SS Botany Bay, which was launched in the mid 1990's with Khan and his genetically enhanced colleagues on board.

@stevemayandleilaroehead870 2 месяца назад

I was just wondering about that :)

@HalferLandPerformance Год назад

No idea how your channel isn't 100k+++. Hands down my favorite ST channel now

@TrekCentral Год назад

Thank you! Looks like we’re on track to hit 100K very soon ;) - Jack

@HalferLandPerformance Год назад

@@TrekCentral No problem, props given where due. And you may have more Eaglemoss ships than me. I have roughly 25-30...a couple XL ships and a XXL Hand made Romulan D'Deridex 🤙

@TrekCentral Год назад

Oooh, i think you have more than i do! I only brought a few of them, but send us a picture of your collection sometime! - Jack

@HalferLandPerformance Год назад

@@TrekCentral Contact Email? or where to send pics?

@TrekCentral Год назад

You can Tweet us @TheTrekCentral or join our Discord server! - Jack

@24tanksalot 3 месяца назад

This is one of the best channels I watch on RU-vid.Thank you for all your hard work

@TrekCentral 3 месяца назад

Wow, thank you!

@Alternabear Год назад

Sooo....clearly a little late in my subscription helping breach the 100k mark but better late than never right? AMAZING video!! Informative and entertaining. You sir, command attention and are a born orator. LLAP

@hungryhungryhobo196 Год назад

My all time favorite Enterprise was the A. I watched the first 6 Star Trek movies over and over as a kid I nearly wore out the tapes. The E was my second favorite, but after watching and re watching Enterprise I think the NX is now my second favorite. It's just a solid looking ship that feels very practical for the time and clearly reflects design decisions that would be used in future Star Fleet ships.

@AnthonyKellyYip Год назад

My headcanon is that the Starfleet insignia was designed to honour the Warp Delta ships that defended Earth back in the day

@aaronmurphy2599 Год назад

Subbed. Live long and prosper Trek Central.

@gelgamath_9903 9 месяцев назад

This is the fist video of yours that I've watch and i got tot say i like it. You have the energy and wit of and Aperture Sciences A.I. keep it up

@kineuhansen8629 Год назад

now this video need a part 2 with ships from the earth romulan war unless i am missing some

@oldmanjim2376 Год назад

Gotta love the NX-Delta and its "Star Destroyer" style sublight engines. "George Lucas gonna sue somebody"

@randomaccesswebtv8770 Год назад

Loved this!! Really scratched my Trek Nerd Itch. Good Job!!! ❤️

@TrekCentral Год назад

Glad you enjoyed! - Jack

@murph3744 Год назад

Nicely done. 👏🏻

@gizfpv Год назад

Dude you should have mentioned the SS Valiant (from the TOS episode 'where no man has gone before'). That ship was supposedly Earth's first warp capable deep space exploration ship

@russellharrell2747 Год назад

Deep space…all the way to the galactic barrier. Makes about as much sense as Voyager 6 falling into a black hole or The other early warp ships traveling insane distances

@sheltonfuller2774 Год назад

There is a USS North Carolina in Star Trek

@csehferenc74 Год назад

Nagyon szépen köszönöm a videót. Egy élmény volt.

@TrekCentral Год назад

Thank you! - Jack

@momentumblack Год назад

AWESOME VIDEO!

@williammay5300 Год назад

Quote Spock, Fascinating

@DNKGlobalStudios Год назад

The XCV ship is based on the Alcubbiere warp drive concept that is very much a real life concept designed by physicist Miguel Alcubbiere.

@AllenUry Год назад

Just the opposite, in fact, as Alcubbiere did not propose his warp drive until 1994, whereas the XCV design goes back to at least 1974 and Roddenberry's aborted pilot for a series called "Starship."

@glenn_r_frank_author Год назад

The Delta design looks almost like the Romulan Bird of Prey body style.

@steveb1972 Год назад

You’re AT 100k subscribers! Well done!

@adamofgrayskull7735 Год назад

Ohh yeah

@666toysoldier Год назад

Having just finished reading "Wingless Flight" by R. Dale Reed, I can tell you that the OV-165 is a direct copy of the X-33, a 67-foot-long NASA/Lockheed Martin prototype model of the proposed 127-foot VentureStar. The Warp Delta ship looks like the X-24A, an early lifting-body research craft, with added propulsion pods.

@jaypazole4086 Год назад

Thank you I enjoyed this video very much

@russelljohnson6243 Год назад

Very nice information, thanks!

@buidseach Год назад

I love the idea that the XCV-300 was a sub light exploration ship designed to visit our nearest star.

@paullatimer9249 Год назад

USS Franklin (NX-326), from the 2009 film, predates the arrival of the Narada, thus is is still canon for the prime universe. As "the first Warp 4 ship", it clearly predates the NX Warp 5 program that spawned NX-01 Enterprise.

@ravendagrey 7 месяцев назад

I was thinking the same, Timeline-wise it would be between the "Delta warp 3 ships" and the NX-01. It was recommissioned and upgraded during the Romulan war as the Federation needed any ship they could get their hands on.

@DNKGlobalStudios Год назад

The amount of shaking on the launch of The Phoenix would cause enough vibration to break the whole ship apart in real life at the hypersonic speeds it would be traveling at. This kind of vibration is avoided at all costs in real spaceships

@matthewajohnson5295 9 месяцев назад

Sir, (If, it is appropriate for a non-Officer to use the salutation) Thank you. The entertainment value of his documentary is second only to the information it conveys. THe format is as smooth as it is wry and had me giggling as much as it had me learning. Thank you!

@alexandercaires5921 Год назад

What about NV-01 Intrepid?

@MrFreesearcher Год назад

Let's not forget the Ares ships, traveling to Mars in the 2030's. Ares IV ended up trapped in a Graviton Ellipse, which then turned up some years later for the crew of USS Voyager to attempt a recovery. Episode S6E8 - One Small Step.

@laurencechick848 Год назад

@carlbutcher9854 Год назад

This was epic really enjoyed it !

@paulmoechner8888 Год назад

fantastic video!

@the_lost_navigator Год назад

High! My Grandpa served on the XCV-330 as Propulsion Engineer's Assistant. After he passed, all his written and recorded memoirs were classified and 'deleted' by SGA Security, but I got a glimpse at a few documents. This Enterprise was an experimental design testing a new propulsion system that was successful yet a near-accident forced the project's cancellation due to possible 'unspecified repercussions'. From what I can understand, the binary circular drives created an antimatter field that sucked the ship through space like that of the Squat Effect in shallow water.

@ArchOfWinter Год назад

You teased us with the Intrepid type, now I want to know more please!

@mattodman8670 5 месяцев назад

I would like to see more like this. Thank you. Matt

@joshevans3452 Год назад

Hey now! Don't you think you're being a bit hard on the J? It's been through a great deal. Remember Procyon 5!

@xedanis101 Год назад

Onion 5 is burned forever into my mind, I assure you.

@fatbeard8072 Год назад

Nice video, love these. Here is a video idea, some Federation ships that were only in the video games, Star Trek Armada 1 & 2. Such fun PC games.

@kellysavage7073 Год назад

you sound so much like Kelsey Graham its uncanny I love it. keep up the great work.

@carlodeguzman683 Год назад

Jackson: Well, we have a number of… shuttles. O'Neill: Shuttles. Bra'tac: These “shuttles”, they are a formidable craft?

@peterpayne2219 Год назад

Outstanding episode!

@TheStandardBearer Год назад

Interesting information. Thanks.

@ChadwickVonGriffindorIII Год назад

I enjoy your sense of humor.

@nicholasklangos9704 Год назад

Funny too how the capsule of the Phoenix looks a lot like the SpaceX Dragon crew capsule, except the Dragon flight deck and control panel is a much cleaner more sophisticated looking touchscreen system and way more comfortable seats! Another thing about Star Trek that always bothered me was the cheap office furniture look of all the seats especially the pilots seats on shuttles etc with the series lack of head supports to prevent whiplash!!! STTNG con chairs were the only seats that ever looked like a sort of flight high G seating, nuts!!

@hds181 Год назад

Informative video, thanks!

@TrekCentral Год назад

Glad it was helpful! - Jack

@antiquesandlearningtolive4369 Год назад

You're officially 100K+. I subscribed today. :)

@TrekCentral Год назад

Thank you! :) - Jack

@jonathanfeemster5242 Год назад

Congrats on the 100k

@TrekCentral Год назад

Thanks Jonathan! - Jack 🖖

@viktorkarlsohn3705 Год назад

1] Good news, NASA is actually working on a Warp Drive. It comes from the EM Drive, from the UK. The EM Drive only needs electricity to generate thrust. However it also 'warps' space, to make a space bubble. 2] NASA is also working on anti-matter engine. They say, at current costs, a gram of anti-matter would cost $65m to produce.

@heavymetal19610 Год назад

Solid content thxs for sharing!

@TrekCentral Год назад

Thank you!! - Jack

@ai6894 Год назад

Well done! Hearing to this feels like an Easter Egg audio by Capt. Morgan Bateson after listening to "Star Trek TNG: Ship of the Line."

@sheilaolfieway1885 3 месяца назад

13:12: I DON"T WANT TO BE A STATUE! lovely video i like your style.

@chriss-nf1bd Год назад

The XVC-330 was a warp ship. Took weeks to reach war speeds. It reached speeds between warp 1-2. Its retirement life was interplanetary in the Sol system.

@darthtripedacus1 Год назад

The NX Intrepid class will always have a space in my heart. Only topped by the defiant class.

@arcticdragon3565 9 месяцев назад

@ 14:00 I was so ready for Magic Carpet Ride haha

@markabele8794 Год назад

Thanks for this great video. I became a subscriber.

@TrekCentral Год назад

Thanks Mark! - Jack

@markabele8794 Год назад

@@TrekCentral You're welcome Jack.

@stevenewman1393 Год назад

🖖😎👍Very cool and very nicely well done and very well informatively explained and executed in every detail and every way shape and form and format on this subject matter provided on all of the various vessel's and starship's built before the NX-01 Enterprise Class of Starship's and so forth and so on indeed 👌.