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List of Star Trek Starfleet starships

This is a list of Federation starships from the Star Trek universe. The list is organized first by ship class , then registration number , name , and finally where that vessel was referenced. These vessels appear or are mentioned in the original Star Trek series ( TOS ), Star Trek: The Animated Series ( TAS ), Star Trek: The Next Generation ( TNG ), Star Trek: Deep Space Nine ( DS9 ), Star Trek: Voyager ( VOY ), Star Trek: Enterprise ( ENT ), Star Trek: Discovery ( DSC ), the Star Trek films , Star Trek games , and Star Trek literature . This list tries to avoid using information found in Star Trek fan fiction . Many of the sources for this list are considered non-canon and the list relies heavily on the non-canon The Star Trek Encyclopedia . [1]

Akira class

Ambassador class, andromeda class, antares class, apollo class, archer class, bradbury class, cardenas class, centaur class, challenger class, cheyenne class, chimera class, columbia class, constellation class, constitution class, crossfield class, daedalus class, defiant class, deneva class, dreadnought class, einstein class, engle class, erewhon class, excelsior class, freedom class, galaxy class, galen class, hokule‘a class, hoover class, intrepid class, istanbul class, korolev class, magee class, malachowski class, mediterranean class, merced class, merian class, miranda class, mulciber class, nebula class, new orleans class, niagara class, nimitz class, norway class, oberth class, odyssey class, olympic class, prometheus class, renaissance class, rigel class, saber class, sequoia class, shepard class, sovereign class, soyuz class, springfield class, freedom class (kelvin timeline), steamrunner class, surak class, sydney class, theophrastus class, universe class, vesta class, walker class, wambundu class, wells class, yorkshire class, zodiac class, undetermined class, non-starships and support vessels, danube class runabout, peregrine class fighter, yellowstone class runabout, shuttlecraft.

Named for Greek mythological figure and nearby Andromeda Galaxy .

Named for star Antares .

Named for the ancient Greek solar deity and the American Apollo program ( NASA ).

Scout ship introduced in the Star Trek: The Original Series tie-in novel series Star Trek: Vanguard and its follow-up Star Trek: Seekers . Retroactively named after Captain Jonathan Archer from Star Trek: Enterprise .

Name honors science fiction author Ray Bradbury .

Named for United States Air Force brigadier general Robert Cardenas .

Named for the mythical chimaera .

In the script of the TNG episode " The Battle ," Geordi La Forge identified the Stargazer as a Constitution Class, but it was dubbed to Constellation after the script was changed.

Named for the USS Constitution . (The TOS USS Enterprise dedication plaque refers to this ship class as the "Starship Class".)

Constitution class refit

Ostensibly a refit of the Constitution class, this ship is referred to as " Enterprise class" in Andrew G. Probert's non-canon Star Trek The Motion Picture: 14 Official Blueprints . [52] [53]

Named for American naval officer and test pilot Albert Scott Crossfield who became the first human to fly at twice the speed of sound.

Named for an iconic figure from Greek mythology .

Named for the fictional planet in the TOS episode " Operation: Annihilate! ".

Named for Albert Einstein

Named for American test pilot and astronaut Joe Engle who test-flew the joint NASA–Air Force North American X-15 rocket airplane and the space shuttle Enterprise before eventually commanding the space shuttle Columbia .

This fictional spacecraft design was introduced to the Star Trek sci-fi universe in 1984.

The name may have been supposed to honor the space station that was later simply called ISS .

Presumably named for the Polynesian waʻa kaulua replica

Named for United States Air Force fighter pilot Bob Hoover who revolutionized modern aerobatic flying and in many aviation circles has been described as one of the greatest pilots ever to have lived.

Named for the most populous city in Turkey .

Named for spacecraft designer Sergey Korolyov .

Featured in the Star Trek: Titan novels. All known Luna -class starships were named after moons in the Sol System.

Named for Royal Canadian Air Force fighter pilot and poet John Gillespie Magee Jr.

Named for United States Air Force pilot Nicole Malachowski who became the first female member of the United States Air Force Thunderbirds .

Named for the character in the play The Tempest by William Shakespeare . Also the name of a moon .

Name (in universe) denotes astronomical phenomenon and (real world) pays tribute to the Nebula Award for science fiction writing.

Named for the City of New Orleans . Designated as frigates .

Named for World War II Fleet Admiral Chester W. Nimitz

Ships are named for the NASA Space Shuttle orbiters .

Named after the rocket scientist Hermann Oberth .

Introduced in Star Trek Online .

This class is sometimes erroneously named " Hope class" from an early version of the dedication plaque from the USS Pasteur . [1]

Named for the star Rigel .

Named for American astronaut Alan Shepard who became the first American to travel into space.

Named for the Soviet spacecraft

Named for Vulcan philosopher Surak .

Introduced in Star Trek: Destiny and first visualized in Star Trek Online .

The class was named for NASA test pilot Joe Walker .

Named in honor of science fiction author H. G. Wells .

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• 1 2 3 " Tribunal ". Star Trek: Deep Space Nine .
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• 1 2 3 " Non Sequitur ". Star Trek: Voyager . UPN.
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• 1 2 3 " Descent, Part I ". Star Trek: The Next Generation .
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• 1 2 " Where No One Has Gone Before ". Star Trek: The Next Generation .
• 1 2 " Lower Decks ". Star Trek: The Next Generation .
• 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 " The Best of Both Worlds, Part II ". Star Trek: The Next Generation .
• 1 2 " Ménage à Troi ". Star Trek: The Next Generation .
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• 1 2 " A Time to Stand ". Star Trek: Deep Space Nine .
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• 1 2 " The Die is Cast ". Star Trek: Deep Space Nine .
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• 1 2 3 " Treachery, Faith, and the Great River ". Star Trek: Deep Space Nine .
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• 1 2 3 " Favor the Bold ". Star Trek: Deep Space Nine .
• 1 2 " The Battle ". Star Trek: The Next Generation .
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• 1 2 3 4 5 6 " In the Pale Moonlight ". Star Trek: Deep Space Nine .
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• 1 2 3 Star Trek (film) . Paramount Pictures . May 8, 2009.
• 1 2 Star Trek Beyond
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• 1 2 " Obsession ". Star Trek . December 15, 1967. NBC .
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• 1 2 3 4 5 Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country . Paramount Pictures . December 6, 1991.
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• ↑ Star Trek III: The Search for Spock .
• ↑ Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home .
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• 1 2 " The Dogs of War ". Star Trek: Deep Space Nine .
• 1 2 3 " What You Leave Behind ". Star Trek: Deep Space Nine .
• 1 2 " Valiant ". Star Trek: Deep Space Nine .
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• 1 2 " Paradise ". Star Trek: Deep Space Nine .
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• ↑ " Shattered ". Star Trek: Voyager . January 17, 2001. UPN .
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• ↑ " Chain of Command, Part I ". Star Trek: The Next Generation .
• ↑ " The Neutral Zone ". Star Trek: The Next Generation .
• 1 2 " The Pegasus ". Star Trek: The Next Generation .
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• 1 2 3 Star Trek Generations . Paramount Pictures . November 18, 1994.
• 1 2 3 " Flashback ". Star Trek: Voyager . September 11, 1996. UPN .
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• ↑ " Chrysalis ". Star Trek: Deep Space Nine .
• 1 2 " Relativity ". Star Trek: Voyager . UPN.
• 1 2 " The Most Toys ". Star Trek: The Next Generation .
• ↑ " Field of Fire ". Star Trek: Deep Space Nine .
• ↑ " Encounter at Farpoint, Part I ". Star Trek: The Next Generation .
• 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 " Sacrifice of Angels ". Star Trek: Deep Space Nine .
• 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 " Tears of the Prophets ". Star Trek: Deep Space Nine .
• 1 2 3 4 5 Star Trek Nemesis . Paramount Pictures . December 13, 2002.
• ↑ " Sins of the Father ". Star Trek: The Next Generation .
• ↑ " Paradise Lost ". Star Trek: Deep Space Nine .
• ↑ " For the Uniform ". Star Trek: Deep Space Nine .
• ↑ " Homefront ". Star Trek: Deep Space Nine .
• 1 2 3 " Unnatural Selection ". Star Trek: The Next Generation .
• ↑ " Unity ". Star Trek: Voyager .
• 1 2 3 4 " All Good Things... (Star Trek: The Next Generation) ". Star Trek: The Next Generation .
• ↑ " Endgame ". Star Trek: Voyager .
• ↑ " Timeless ". Star Trek: Voyager . UPN.
• ↑ " Favor the Bold ". Star Trek: Deep Space Nine .
• ↑ " Far Beyond the Stars ". Star Trek: Deep Space Nine .
• 1 2 3 4 " The Jem'Hadar ". Star Trek: Deep Space Nine .
• 1 2 " The Way of the Warrior, Part II ". Star Trek: Deep Space Nine .
• ↑ " Where Silence Has Lease ". Star Trek: The Next Generation .
• ↑ " Contagion ". Star Trek: The Next Generation .
• ↑ " Datalore ". Star Trek: The Next Generation .
• ↑ " Unification, Part I ". Star Trek: The Next Generation .
• 1 2 " Inter Arma Enim Silent Leges ". Star Trek: Deep Space Nine .
• ↑ " The Schizoid Man ". Star Trek: The Next Generation .
• ↑ " Lessons ". Star Trek: The Next Generation .
• 1 2 3 " In Purgatory's Shadow ". Star Trek: Deep Space Nine .
• ↑ " The Vengeance Factor ". Star Trek: The Next Generation .
• ↑ " We'll Always Have Paris ". Star Trek: The Next Generation .
• ↑ " The Best of Both Worlds, Part I ". Star Trek: The Next Generation .
• ↑ " Clues ". Star Trek: The Next Generation .
• 1 2 " 11001001 ". Star Trek: The Next Generation .
• ↑ " Night Terrors ". Star Trek: The Next Generation .
• 1 2 3 Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan . Paramount Pictures . June 4, 1982.
• ↑ " In the Cards ". Star Trek: Deep Space Nine .
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• 1 2 " Message in a Bottle ". Star Trek: Voyager . January 14, 1998. UPN.
• 1 2 " ...Nor the Battle to the Strong ". Star Trek: Deep Space Nine .
• 1 2 3 " Interface ". Star Trek: The Next Generation .
• ↑ " Waltz ". Star Trek: Deep Space Nine .
• ↑ " Sarek ". Star Trek: The Next Generation .
• ↑ " The Defector ". Star Trek: The Next Generation .
• 1 2 " The Wounded ". Star Trek: The Next Generation .
• ↑ " Second Sight ". Star Trek: Deep Space Nine .
• ↑ Star Trek Destiny - Gods of Night
• ↑ " Take Me Out to the Holosuite ". Star Trek: Deep Space Nine .
• ↑ " The Adversary ". Star Trek: Deep Space Nine .
• ↑ " Tribunal ". Star Trek: Deep Space Nine .
• ↑ " Ensign Ro ". Star Trek: The Next Generation .
• 1 2 3 " Equinox ". Star Trek: Voyager . UPN.
• ↑ " Endgame ". Star Trek: Voyager . UPN.
• 1 2 " Affliction ". Star Trek: Enterprise . UPN.
• 1 2 " In a Mirror, Darkly, Part 1 ". Star Trek: Enterprise .
• ↑ " A Fistful of Datas ". Star Trek: The Next Generation .
• ↑ " The Drumhead ". Star Trek: The Next Generation .
• ↑ " The Naked Now ". Star Trek: The Next Generation .
• ↑ " Realm of Fear ". Star Trek: The Next Generation .
• 1 2 " Frame of Mind ". Star Trek: The Next Generation .
• ↑ " Hero Worship ". Star Trek: The Next Generation .
• ↑ " The Icarus Factor ". Star Trek: The Next Generation .
• ↑ " Melora ". Star Trek: Deep Space Nine .
• ↑ novel Ship of the Line by Diane Carey
• ↑ T'Pol confirms this to Hoshi Sato as the Vulcans' reason for first landing there on April 5, 2063, in Star Trek: Enterprise episode "Desert Crossing" .
• ↑ " Cause and Effect ". Star Trek: The Next Generation .
• 1 2 " Relics ". Star Trek: The Next Generation .
• ↑ " Playing God ". Star Trek: Deep Space Nine .
• ↑ " Azati Prime ". Star Trek: Enterprise . UPN.
• 1 2 " The Arsenal of Freedom ". Star Trek: The Next Generation .
• ↑ " Force of Nature ". Star Trek: The Next Generation .
• ↑ " Ethics ". Star Trek: The Next Generation .
• ↑ " Inside Man ". Star Trek: Deep Space Nine .
• ↑ " Terra Nova ". Star Trek: Enterprise .
• ↑ " A Time to Stand ". Star Trek: Deep Space Nine .
• ↑ " Survival Instinct ". Star Trek: Voyager . UPN.
• 1 2 3 4 " Whispers ". Star Trek: Deep Space Nine .
• ↑ " The Sound of Her Voice ". Star Trek: Deep Space Nine .
• ↑ " The Raven ". Star Trek: Voyager .
• ↑ " Infinite Regress ". Star Trek: Voyager .
• ↑ " The Siege of AR-558 ". Star Trek: Deep Space Nine .
• ↑ " Future's End Pt.1 ". Star Trek: Voyager .
• ↑ " Afterimage ". Star Trek: Deep Space Nine .
• 1 2 " Penumbra ". Star Trek: Deep Space Nine .
• 1 2 " Past Prologue ". Star Trek: Deep Space Nine .
• ↑ " Q-Less ". Star Trek: Deep Space Nine .
• ↑ " Armageddon Game ". Star Trek: Deep Space Nine .
• ↑ " Our Man Bashir ". Star Trek: Deep Space Nine .
• ↑ " One Little Ship ". Star Trek: Deep Space Nine .
• ↑ " Change of Heart ". Star Trek: Deep Space Nine .
• ↑ " Body Parts ". Star Trek: Deep Space Nine .
• ↑ " Battle Lines ". Star Trek: Deep Space Nine .
• ↑ " By Inferno's Light ". Star Trek: Deep Space Nine .
• ↑ " The Maquis, Part II ". Star Trek: Deep Space Nine .
• ↑ " Future Tense ". Star Trek: Enterprise . UPN.
• ↑ Okuda, Michael & Rick Sternbach (1991). Star Trek: The Next Generation Technical Manual . New York: Pocket Books. ISBN   978-0-671-70427-8 .
• 1 2 " The Galileo Seven ". Star Trek: The Original Series .
• 1 2 Star Trek V: The Final Frontier .
• ↑ Star Trek: Insurrection .
• ↑ " Parallels ". Star Trek: The Next Generation .
• ↑ " Life Line ". Star Trek: Voyager . UPN.
• ↑ " Unimatrix Zero ". Star Trek: Voyager . UPN.
• ↑ " Drive ". Star Trek: Voyager . UPN.
• ↑ " Samartian Snare ". Star Trek: The Next Generation .
• ↑ " Time Squared ". Star Trek: The Next Generation .
• ↑ " Rascals ". Star Trek: The Next Generation .
• ↑ " Journey to Babel ". Star Trek: The Original Series .
• ↑ Sarek & Amanda arriving
• ↑ shuttle landing
• ↑ " Metamorphosis ". Star Trek: The Original Series .
• ↑ shuttle in flight
• ↑ " The Immunity Syndrome ". Star Trek: The Original Series .
• ↑ shuttle on hangar deck
• ↑ " The Way to Eden ". Star Trek: The Original Series .
• ↑ shuttle on "Eden"
• ↑ " The Host ". Star Trek: The Next Generation .
• ↑ " Suspicions ". Star Trek: The Next Generation .
• ↑ " The Outcast ". Star Trek: The Next Generation .
• ↑ " The Mind's Eye ". Star Trek: The Next Generation .
• ↑ " The Menagerie: Part One ". Star Trek: The Original Series .
• ↑ Starbase 11 shuttle in flight
• ↑ " Threshold ". Star Trek: Voyager . UPN.
• ↑ " Day of Honor ". Star Trek: Voyager .
• ↑ " The Doomsday Machine ". Star Trek: The Original Series .
• ↑ shuttle taking off
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Template:Startrek2 This is a list of the fictional Star Trek universe's Earth and Federation Starfleet ships organized by ship class . These vessels appear or are mentioned in Star Trek ( TOS ), Star Trek: The Next Generation ( TNG ), Star Trek: Deep Space Nine ( DS9 ), Star Trek: Voyager ( VOY ), Star Trek: Enterprise ( ENT ), Star Trek: Discovery (DISCO), Star Trek: Picard (PIC), Star Trek: Lower Decks (STLD), Star Trek: Strange New Worlds (SNW) , and/or the Star Trek films . Many of the ship names, classes or registry numbers are not identified on screen and instead are derived from the Star Trek Encyclopedia . [1]

• 1.1 Akira class
• 1.2 Ambassador class
• 1.3 Andromeda class
• 1.4 Antares class
• 1.5 Apollo class
• 1.6 Bradbury class
• 1.7 Challenger class
• 1.8 Cheyenne class
• 1.9 Chimaera class
• 1.10 Constellation class
• 1.11 Constitution class
• 1.12 Daedalus class
• 1.13 Danube class
• 1.14 Defiant class
• 1.15 Deneva class
• 1.16 Excelsior class
• 1.17 Freedom class
• 1.18 Galaxy class
• 1.19 Hokule'a class
• 1.20 Hope class
• 1.21 Intrepid class
• 1.22 Istanbul class
• 1.23 Korolev class
• 1.24 Luna class
• 1.25 Mediterranean class
• 1.26 Merced class
• 1.27 Miranda class
• 1.28 Nebula class
• 1.29 New Constitution class
• 1.30 New Orleans class
• 1.31 Niagara class
• 1.32 Norway class
• 1.33 Nova class
• 1.34 NX class
• 1.35 Oberth class
• 1.36 Prometheus class
• 1.37 Renaissance class
• 1.38 Rigel class
• 1.39 Saber class
• 1.40 Sequoia class
• 1.41 Sovereign class
• 1.42 Soyuz class
• 1.43 Springfield class
• 1.44 Steamrunner class
• 1.45 Surak class
• 1.46 Sydney class
• 1.47 Wambundu class
• 1.48 Wells class
• 1.49 Yorkshire class
• 1.50 Zodiac class
• 1.51 Class unknown
• 2.1 Peregrine class
• 2.2 Yellowstone class
• 2.3 Class unknown
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Starships [ ]

Akira class [ ], ambassador class [ ], andromeda class [ ], antares class [ ], apollo class [ ], bradbury class [ ], challenger class [ ], cheyenne class [ ], chimaera class [ ].

Named for the mythical chimaera .

Constellation class [ ]

Constitution class [ ], daedalus class [ ], danube class [ ], defiant class [ ], deneva class [ ], excelsior class [ ], freedom class [ ], galaxy class [ ], hokule'a class [ ], hope class [ ], intrepid class [ ], istanbul class [ ], korolev class [ ].

Named for spacecraft designer Sergey Pavlovich Korolev .

Luna class [ ]

Mediterranean class [ ], merced class [ ], miranda class [ ], nebula class [ ], new constitution class [ ], new orleans class [ ], niagara class [ ], norway class [ ], nova class [ ], nx class [ ], oberth class [ ], prometheus class [ ], renaissance class [ ], rigel class [ ], saber class [ ], sequoia class [ ], sovereign class [ ], soyuz class [ ], springfield class [ ], steamrunner class [ ], surak class [ ].

Named for Vulcan philosopher Surak .

Sydney class [ ]

Wambundu class [ ], wells class [ ], yorkshire class [ ], zodiac class [ ], class unknown [ ], non-starships and support vessels [ ], peregrine class [ ], yellowstone class [ ], see also [ ].

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Star Trek Ship Names Ordered by Class – From TOS to Picard

By: Author Brad Burnie

Posted on Published: September 23, 2021  - Last updated: November 9, 2022

Share the Universe!

For those who consider themselves as die-hard fans of the popular sci-fi Star Trek universe, you may already know that Star Trek’s 24 th century has some astounding array of Starfleet ships that we can stare at with admiration. Star Trek has had strong starships designs since the very beginning. Let’s dig a bit deeper to know more.

The history of Star Trek dates back to 1966-1967 with The Original Series Season 1. All this began when a writer and former Air Force pilot, Gene Roddenberry , wanted to make a science fiction TV show that featured characters that show humanity at its best.

Since then, there has been no looking back as Star Trek has become one of the most popular sci-fi television shows of all time. While it has been entertaining its audience for decades and is globally known for its genre of science fiction, it’s also known for it’s the great space battles with different alien species.

Over the years, the show came up with dozens of iconic starship designs, many of which are even known to people who don’t follow Star Trek. The idea behind the creation of these ships was to represent the diversity of various races, cultures, and factions. So, whether it’s the TOS ( The Original Series ), Star Trek: The Next Generation (TNG) , Deep Space Nine (DS9), Voyager, or Picard , the show has always lived up to the expectation of producing some vast fleets that demonstrated the abilities at their best.

If you have to rank these astonishing ships, what do you think? Which are the most powerful ships of all? Not sure about the answer? No problem, here we are, revealing a list of 30 most powerful Star Trek ship names today.

From TOS to Picard, we’ve covered and presented some of the powerful Star Trek ships . Their rankings are based on specifications, including speed, size, and power. So, are you ready and excited to know their names? Let’s begin!

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List of Powerful Star Trek Ship Names Revealed

30. ss botany bay.

Built in the late 20 th century by the United States of America, this DY-100-class sleeper ship played a great role in helping Khan Noonien Singh and his group to escape Earth after being defeated at Eugenics Wars . You can explore the nuclear power of this ship and know more about it by watching the prime timeline of Star Trek – TOS.

29. Phoenix

Phoenix, an Earth spaceship, was constructed during the mid-21 st century. The interesting fact about this ship is that it used to be a nuclear missile. Yes, Lily Sloane and Zefram Cochrane later converted this missile into a prototype spaceship. Isn’t it amazing? That’s not it; it is also known to be the first human-made spacecraft launched from Earth to travel faster than the speed of light by using warp-drive technology.

28. Friendship 1

You will come across this Star Trek ship name in a Star Trek: Voyager episode. Launched in 2067 by the United Earth Space Probe Agency, four years after the Phoenix’s game-changing flight, this deep space probe came to find other species. The Friendship 1 ship’s exquisite feature is that it contained a lot of scientific, technological, and cultural information that helped to seek out new worlds and new civilizations.

27. USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-J)

You can get a glimpse of this starship in the “Azati Prime” – The Star Trek: Enterprise episode. It bags one of the top spots in the list as it boasts some of the advanced technologies. However, it is not that popular due to two reasons – one, it just has a brief glimpse, and second, a time-traveling Captain said that the Enterprise-J exists in a possible future timeline.

26. Galileo (NCC-1701-7)

Assigned to the USS Enterprise in the 2260s, Galileo was a Class F shuttlecraft and bore the name of the great astronomer and mathematician of all time. They first used a telescope – Galileo Galilei. However, this craft was lost near Taurus II in 2267, at the time of the Murasaki Effect investigation. It was then replaced with the same numbered craft that was dubbed as the ‘Galileo II.’

25. USS Raven (NAR-32450)

This Federation exploration vessel was the home and the workplace of Magnus and Erin Hansen, the Borg-studying scientists. Check out its remains in the Star Trek: Voyager episode, “The Raven.”

24. Deep Space Nine

While this isn’t technically a ship, its a space station, we though it was important to include. There are two sides to this. On one side, it is simply an old Cardassian mining station for the same-titled TV series. While on the other hand, the same mining station is modified and reconstructed into a battle station with 5,000 photon torpedoes in Deep Space Nine – Season 4 of Star Trek.

23. USS Defiant (NX-74205)

Built for Borg battles, this amazing Federation craft was armed with a cloaking device that was lent from the Romulan Star Empire. It is known to be one of the successful warships that you can see for yourself in Star Trek: Deep Space Nin e as well as Star Trek: First Contact . Also know for it’s “mining” capabilities in games.

22. La Sirena

Memory Alpha states that this newcomer Star Trek ship is a Kaplan F17 Speed Freighter, a class of civilian ships equipped with phasers and shields but a whole lot of hologram capacities. Not to forget, it is the only entry from Star Trek: Picard.

21. USS Franklin (NX-326)

This ship is small, but at the same time, tough, just like other Freedom-class starships. You can see this 22 nd -century ship in the Kelvin timeline of Star Trek: Beyond, seat belts. It is equipped with stealth technology, cannons, and torpedoes, and its warp four power was used to get to the Starbase Yorktown from the planet, Altamid .

20. Enterprise (NX-01)

In the 22nd century of Star Trek: Enterprise , you can see how this starship has the potential to carry a huge crew of almost 100 people. It is remembered as a victory of Zefram Cochrane’s theories of space travel.

19. Sh’Raan

Even though the Vulcans are known better than combat ships for logic, the pre-Federation years have seen Spock’s forerunners ready to throw down in Sh’Raan – the Star Trek: Enterprise -era starship that was capable of Warp 7 power.

18. USS Shenzhou (NCC-1227)

This Walker-class Federation USS starship was introduced in the 23 rd century, and you can see it in Star Trek: Discovery. It had everything, including phasers, cannons, and torpedoes, but unfortunately, it got smashed in the Battle of the Binary Stars that occurred in 2256.

17. Sarcophagus

Bigger than the Shenzhou, Klingon starship of the 23rd-century can be witnessed in the Star Trek: Discovery pilot. One interesting feature of the Sarcophagus is that its armor contains the remains of Klingon warriors in the form of a patchwork of caskets.

16. Jem’Hadar Warship

Simply put, it’s all interconnected when we talk about this warship. The story of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine is incomplete without the Dominion, and the story of Dominion is incomplete without the Jem’Hadar warship, i.e., its military division.

15. USS Prometheus (NCC-71201)

This Nebula-class Federation USS starship is in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine . It was introduced as a floating science trial. It not only gets the job done but is also famous for its magnificent goal of reigniting a dead sun.

14. USS Excelsior (NX-2000)

It is featured in Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country as the first Federation starship having trans-warp drive. This 23rd-century ship was operated by Starfleet and served Captain Hikaru Sulu , who commanded the Excelsior from 2290 to at least 2320.

13. D7-class Battle Cruiser

This Klingon starship is considered the largest of its era as it was 748 feet long and had 430 crew members. Although many other cooler introductions came along in the 24 th century, this starship still holds a higher rank. It is also termed as ‘ the pinnacle of combat warships in the 23rd century ’ as per StarTrek.com.

12. Scimitar

This Reman-made ship boasts about a lot of things. Featuring in Star Trek: Nemesis , it is loaded with photon-torpedo bays and disruptor banks. Additionally, Scimitar can convert itself into a Thalaron weapon. It is similar to a nuclear weapon but has far more destructive attributes than the latter.

11. Vor’Cha-class Attack Cruiser

This was yet another heavily armed Klingon starship used during the middle and later part of the 24 th century. It was almost as long as a Galaxy-class Federation craft and was similarly used as the backbone of the Klingon-Cardassian Alliance fleet in the mirror universe.

10. USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-A)

Have you seen the original iconic Enterprise? USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-A) is a Constitution-class starship that is essentially a replica of it. It was first featured in the prime timeline of Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home . Additionally, it also appears in the Kelvin timeline of the J.J. Abrams-era Star Trek films.

9. USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-B)

USS Enterprise-B is a polished version of the prime timeline’s Constitution-class Enterprise. This Excelsior-class Federation starship was introduced in the 23rd century and can be seen in Star Trek Generations .

8. USS Enterprise (NCC-1701), Prime Timeline

The USS Enterprise (NCC-1701) was a 23rd century Federation Constitution-class starship launched in 2258. Officially Federation was a flagship, this starship was operated by Starfleet. Unfortunately, it was destroyed during the planet Altamid battle in 2263.  

7. USS Enterprise (NCC-1701), Kelvin Timeline

This starship was introduced in the 23rd century, so it has the potential of more than warp 8. In fact, it became the first Federation starship to start a five-year mission under the command of Captain James T. Kirk . It is said to be more than double the size of the Prime Timeline’s Enterprise.

6. Romulan Warbird

Captain Jean-Luc Picard and the crew were awestruck by this Romulan Warbird for obvious reasons in Star Trek: The Next Generation . According to StarTrek.com, it is considered to be the largest and the most powerful Romulan spacecraft.

5. Negh’Var Warship

Negh’Var Warship was the largest class of starship, running more than 2,250 massive feet long. This powerful starship was operated as the emperor’s flagship in the Klingon Empire during the late 24 th century.

4. USS Vengeance

Designed and developed by Khan Noonien Singh and Section 31, Star Trek: Into Darkness reveals how scary this 23rd-century starship is. From Star Trek’s Kelvin timeline, this ship was specifically created for combat and was commissioned in 2259. It has very assassin type feel.

3. The Whale Probe

You cannot stop boasting about the exquisite features of this starship – the Whale Probe. Featured in the Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home , defeating it is out of the question as it is a massive, power-sucking, starship-disabling, and ocean-vaporizing craft that visited Earth in 2286 to contact members of the humpback whale species.

2. Xindi Probe

We can define this starship as a pure beam of destructive force. Seen in Star Trek: Enterprise, this Xindi Probe not only attacked Earth in the 22nd century but also successfully killed more than 7 million people from Florida to Venezuela leaving complete destruction in it’s wake.

Nomad starship was designed by Dr. Jackson Roykirk and served in the first part of the 21st century. It was created with two goals: to create a ship that could function as an accurate thinking machine while using logic and find new lifeforms in interstellar space. This powerful starship had the potential to clear out at least 4 billion people from four different planets. You can see how Captain Kirk and his team face it in the Star Trek TOS episode, The Changeling.

Wrapping It Up

See awesome great details in this book Ships of the Line on amazon . There are more powerful Star Trek ships in addition to this list. The Doomsday Machine, the Krenim Temporal Weapon Ship , the Species 8472 bioship , the Narada , the Borg Cube , and V’Ger are undoubtedly powerful Star Trek ships featured in different timelines. The high-tech development and their powerful specifications have made them the most powerful ships of the Star Trek era.

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Star Trek is famous for having one of the largest and most detailed fleets of spaceships of any science-fiction franchise but the number of ships in the Starfleet has changed with every era. The Star Trek brand has endured for over half of a century since the first series aired in 1966. The series was originally designed as a parable for the social issues of the time, such as nuclear proliferation, civil rights, and equality of the sexes. It has since grown into a broad and multi-faceted sci-fi universe, spanning thousands of light-years and centuries of stories. From Captains Kirk and Picard to Janeway and Archer, the world of Star Trek tracks the evolution of humans as they learn to live in a world in which they are far from alone. Excitingly, 2022 is poised as  Star Trek 's biggest year ever.

Since the Star Trek franchise covers 300 years of human space travel (and even an alternate timeline of blockbuster movies), the creative teams responsible for it have put painstaking work into making sure that the canon is cohesive across each era. As such, they have made social and technological change appear smooth and natural over time. Starfleet has grown with the series, from relatively modest beginnings in Star Trek: Enterprise to an enormous presence across the cosmos in Star Trek: The Next Generation and its contemporary stories.

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Pinning down the exact size of Starfleet in each era is unfortunately elusive. However, thanks to the efforts of an incredibly dedicated fan base, much information has been extrapolated from the figures that are known. Thanks to fan-operated online encyclopedias such as the Daystrom Institute Technical Library , it is possible to make close estimates of the number of ships in Starfleet in each major era of the franchise.

2100s (Enterprise)

There is extremely little info on the size of Starfleet during the time of Star Trek: Enterprise , the prequel series set a century before Star Trek: The Original Series . What is known, however, is that it is also only a century after Zephram Cochrane made first contact with the Vulcans in the year 2063. This doesn’t give the people of Earth very much time to develop their own space fleet, especially since Cochrane's first contact with the Vulcans happened in the ruins of the terrible ravages of World War III. The nuclear war had left much of the Earth in an "atomic horror" that threatened the human race with a new dark age before contact with extra-terrestrial life blessed it with new technology and an era of global cooperation.

The Enterprise NX-01 is also confirmed to be the first human starship capable of traveling through space at Warp-5 speed. This limited information combined with the more explicit size of Starfleet in The Original Series , it is possible that there were no more than two or three fully-fledged starships in Starfleet. That would all change in the next century, as the Federation and Starfleet broadened horizons and began exploring deeper and deeper into Star Trek 's final frontier .

2200s (The Original Series, Discovery)

When it comes to the era that started it all, there actually is real hard data on one key aspect of the size of Starfleet, and it comes straight from the most primary of sources: series creator and all-around Star Trek visionary Gene Roddenberry himself. The Making of Star Trek  author Stephen E. Whitfield was granted access to Roddenberry and his team of creatives who developed the original Star Trek series that ran from 1966 to 1969. Roddenberry confirmed the size of Starfleet as he originally envisioned it while making the show that launched the legendary franchise, saying, “ In addition to the twelve starships, there are lesser classes of vessels, capable of operating over much more limited distances. ”

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There it is. In the time of Captain Kirk and Mr. Spock, there were 12 full-fledged starships such as the Enterprise. There is no record of Roddenberry ever specifying the exact number of the smaller vessels to which he referred. But by comparing several accounts, the Daystrom Institute Technical Library estimates there were likely several hundred of these ships. In terms of the  Star Trek: Discovery  Starfleet , as the series begins only 10 years before the beginning of the Enterprise’s five-year mission, any changes in fleet size between the two series are likely to be negligible.

2300s (The Next Generation, Deep Space 9, Voyager, Picard)

One hundred years after the Enterprise’s five-year mission, Starfleet had expanded across the stars. Captain Jean-Luc Picard remarked once that the Federation’s fleet covered a territory of 8,000 lightyears. The DITL calculates their figure based on the number of starships in various fleets mentioned during Star Trek: The Next Generation , as well as the size of the armadas summoned to defend the Star Trek: Deep Space 9 station during the Dominion War. By their estimate, Starfleet’s major ship count had grown into the thousands. More specifically, the most narrow figure is 5,000-10,000 starships. As  Star Trek: Voyager takes place within the same time frame as The Next Generation  and Star Trek: Picard picks up about a decade after Star Trek: Nemesis concluded The Next Gerneration ’s storyline, it is unlikely that the fleet grew substantially between these series.

2200s - Kelvin Timeline (Star Trek, Into Darkness, Beyond)

It wouldn’t be every era of Star Trek without mentioning the Kelvin Timeline , the alternate reality which contains 2009’s Star Trek and its two sequels, Star Trek Into Darkness and Star Trek Beyond . There is no data on the differences in fleet size between timelines, if they exist at all. But it's likely that Starfleet was roughly the same size as the primary timeline at the time of the 2009 film.

However, the destruction of Vulcan shifted the course of the Federation. Star Trek Into Darkness saw the secret construction of the USS Vengeance, a starship built specifically for war rather than exploration and diplomacy. The Vengeance was destroyed at the end of the film when it was crashed into the San Francisco Bay in an act of terrorism against the Federation. It is unclear whether there were more warships under construction at the time, but the combined trauma of the two attacks likely drove further expansion and militarization of Starfleet, and at a much faster rate than in the primary timeline of Star Trek .

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Paramount+ today announced the series order for the all-new original series Star Trek: Starfleet Academy . The series will follow the adventures of a new class of Starfleet cadets as they come of age in one of the most legendary places in the galaxy. Produced by CBS Studios, the series will begin production in 2024.

Star Trek: Starfleet Academy will introduce us to a young group of cadets who come together to pursue a common dream of hope and optimism. Under the watchful and demanding eyes of their instructors, they will discover what it takes to become Starfleet officers as they navigate blossoming friendships, explosive rivalries, first loves and a new enemy that threatens both the Academy and the Federation itself.

In celebration of this news, a joint announcement has been made by co-showrunners and executive producers Alex Kurtzman and Noga Landau :

“Admission is now open to Starfleet Academy! Explore the galaxy! Captain your destiny! For the first time in over a century, our campus will be re-opened to admit individuals a minimum of 16 Earth years (or species equivalent) who dream of exceeding their physical, mental and spiritual limits, who value friendship, camaraderie, honor and devotion to a cause greater than themselves. The coursework will be rigorous, the instructors among the brightest lights in their respective fields, and those accepted will live and study side-by-side with the most diverse population of students ever admitted. Today we encourage all who share our dreams, goals and values to join a new generation of visionary cadets as they take their first steps toward creating a bright future for us all. Apply today! Ex Astris, Scientia!”

Alex Kurtzman and Noga Landau will serve as co-showrunners and will executive produce the series alongside executive producers Gaia Violo, Aaron Baiers, Jenny Lumet, Rod Roddenberry, Trevor Roth, Frank Siracusa and John Weber. The series premiere episode is written by Gaia Violo. Star Trek: Starfleet Academy will be produced by CBS Studios in association with Secret Hideout and Roddenberry Entertainment.

“We are excited to introduce Star Trek fans to a whole new generation of Starfleet officers in training as they navigate the rigors of the Academy and the brink of adulthood in Star Trek: Starfleet Academy ,” said Domenic DiMeglio, Chief Marketing Officer and Head of Data, Paramount Streaming. “Introducing new characters and compelling storylines, this all-new original series will serve as a fantastic addition to the franchise and Paramount+, bringing new generations of viewers and long-term Star Trek fans alike together to enjoy the next chapter in the iconic Star Trek universe.”

“As we continue to explore more of the ‘Star Trek’ universe, we’re thrilled to bring Star Trek: Starfleet Academy to fans around the world as the next chapter in this expanding franchise,” said David Stapf, president of CBS Studios. “Alex Kurtzman and Noga Landau’s vision is a smart and thrilling take that celebrates the core principles of what Star Trek has always stood for, but through the eyes of the next generation of Starfleet’s leaders.”

Star Trek: Starfleet Academy is the latest addition to the expanding Star Trek franchise on Paramount+.

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In addition to streaming on Paramount+ , Star Trek: Picard also streams on Prime Video outside of the U.S. and Canada, and in Canada can be seen on Bell Media's CTV Sci-Fi Channel and streams on Crave. Star Trek: Picard is distributed by Paramount Global Content Distribution.

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Star Trek: Lower Decks streams exclusively on Paramount+ in the U.S. and is distributed by Paramount Global Content Distribution. In Canada, it airs on Bell Media’s CTV Sci-Fi Channel. The series will also be available to stream on Paramount+ in the UK, Canada, Latin America, Australia, Italy, France, the Caribbean, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Ireland and South Korea.

Star Trek: Prodigy Season 1 is available to stream on Netflix outside of markets including Canada where it is available on CTV.ca and the CTV App, France on France Televisions channels and Okoo, in Iceland on Sjonvarp Simans Premium, as well as on SkyShowtime in the Nordics, the Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, and Central and Eastern Europe. Star Trek: Prodigy is distributed by Paramount Global Content Distribution.

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Star Trek Fleet Command Codes (May 2024)

Ready to take command of your very own Enterprise and a fleet ready to fight at your command? Indeed, that is what the exciting gameplay in this Star Trek mobile game is all about. But what if we had a way to get some free items, unlocks, and rewards to make our life in space a little bit easier? That’d be great. So let’s take a look at our list of Star Trek Fleet Command codes that will make your journey in the stars more pleasant. Keep reading to find out which codes are available.

All Star Trek Fleet Command Codes

Star trek fleet command codes (working).

• KIRK : 4k Ultra Recruit Tokens and 100 James T. Kirk shards
• EVISCERATOR : 24k event store currency (you will need to be level 10)
• NX-01 : Exclusive rewards (you will need to be OPs level 40)
• ENT3 : Artifact shards (you will need to be OPs level 38)

Star Trek Fleet Command Codes (Expired)

How to Redeem Codes in Star Trek Fleet Command

Here’s our step-by-step guide on how to redeem codes in the game:

• Download the game and open it.
• The first thing you need to do is complete the tutorial.
• After the tutorial is completed, you will see a “Claim” button in the Lobby, in the upper right corner.
• Click on it and, after creating an account in case you don’t have one, click on the “Redeem Code” button that will show up.
• Input the code in the text box then press “Redeem”.
• Enjoy the rewards!

Why Are My Star Trek Fleet Command Codes Not Working?

First of all, remember that some of the codes require a certain level, so they won’t work if you haven’t played enough of the game yet. After making sure you have inputted the code exactly as it is shown on this page, checking for case-sensitive letters or typos, and be aware that the codes might have expired since then.

What is Star Trek Fleet Command?

In this exciting game, you will be thrown into a galaxy that is in turmoil. Winds of war are aloof as the Federation, Klingon, and Romulan forces are battling to decide who will be in charge of the Alpha and Beta quadrants. Choose your side and be ready to be the best at using strategy, combat, diplomacy, and leadership in order to survive the dangerous forces and mysterious enemies.

That is all for this guide. Still hungry for Star Trek? Check out our guides on our top 10 best Star Trek female characters and the Star Trek Fleet Command Risa location. For more codes for your favorite games, check out Roblox Push-Up Battles codes , and all the latest Roblox Zombie Hunters codes .

Update 66 Patch Notes

By rebekah 7 May 2024

Gorn Invasion, Pt 2

“My crew is a damn fine crew, just as capable, if not more so, than any other crew in the fleet.”

It’s a big galaxy. Maybe too big sometimes, especially when you are far away from your friends and family. For Captain Pike and the crew of the Enterprise, this seems truer than ever.

Nurse Chapel, on a mission to tend to a criminal Klingon’s wounds, finds herself stranded with her charge on a distant planet, pursued by his enemies, and unable to contact Pike. Doctor M’Benga must leave the Enterprise and fly with the Independent Commander, searching the galaxy for a rare herb that will save the life of a young girl. Spock is seconded to a Federation vessel crewed only by Vulcans and is taught an unexpectedly singular lesson about logic, pride, and emotion.

There are times, however, when distance is not so much physical as cultural. The Enterprise learns this firsthand when it encounters a world that is both reliant on fossil fuels and on the brink of catastrophic environmental collapse. But perhaps nothing speaks to the alien more than the Gorn, as the Independent Commander discovers when they confront the brutal reptilian race and its horrifying new technology.

“It is simply logical to prepare for the future.”

The month of May brings the second part and conclusion of this SNW arc.

Update 66 Includes:

New ship: the gorn eviscerator.

• New Monaveen Refit
• New Officers
• New Missions
• New Cosmetics
• New Battle Pass

The Gorn Eviscerator

Update 66 will introduce a new ship to players Operations 40 and above: the Gorn Eviscerator . Expanding on the groundwork the Discovery ship laid, the Gorn Eviscerator is able to open “Spatial Rips” for quick movement between systems, enabling players to bring their Alliance members to the Spatial Rip location instantly. This is the first ship with passive Isolytic abilities, making it ideal when going up against Gorn Hunter Hostiles.

This Gorn-themed ship encompasses 15 tiers with level ranges 40-65. Its “Spatial Rip” allows the player to create a temporary 1-way portal to the system they are in. Once this portal is opened, a message in the alliance chat is sent. The portal will only appear in the player’s system – (no interactable system entities), and an ally will need to open the System Viewer of system A to be able to use the portal and insta-warp to it.

The Spatial Rip will only last for X duration, disappearing when closed, and will have a usage counter – tracking how many ships can use it. Players can travel to any system within their grade or below. Ships that travel through a wormhole get a free, one-time Insta-recall.

Tiering up the Ship will increase the number of ships that can pass through the Spatial Rip, as well as allow the Spatial Rip to stay open longer. 

Players Operations 10+ can use the promo code: EVISCERATOR to gain 24,000 Event Store currency, approximately 30min after event reset. This code will not work prior to this time. 

There will also be a weekly “Gorn Technology” Event that all players will be able to participate in that will reward players with blueprints.

Passive Abilities

This new ship also possesses a couple of passive abilities: Hunt the Hunters and Rigorous Extraction . Hunt the Hunters is a passive ability that increases Isolytic Damage against Gorn Hunters. Rigorous Extraction, the Gorn Eviscerator’s second battle ability, will amplify that Apex Isomatter when you defeat a Gorn Hunter while using the ship. Tiering up the ship will increase that isolytic damage, and these abilities become critical to the Gorn Eviscerator refinery bundles which have been added to the Isomatter tab located in the Eviscerator Refinery.

Effect on Gorn Hunter Hostiles: 

The Eviscerator Refinery will provide you with the Gorn Eviscerator Parts needed to upgrade the ship, as well as other rewards such as:

• PvP Isolytic Defense artifact Shards
• Update 65 and Update 66 Officer Shards

Check out this video and blog article about the Gorn Eviscerator for more details.

Monaveen Refit

• Sigma Resources added to Queen’s Favor claims
• Burning to PVE Hostiles

Two new officers will be joining our SNW crews in Star Trek Fleet Command. 

Epic SNW James Kirk

In “ Star Trek: Strange New Worlds ,” James Kirk is portrayed as a charismatic and capable young officer, exhibiting many of the traits that define his iconic character in later years. Kirk is shown as courageous and often willing to put himself in harm’s way to protect others and fulfill his duties.  In the same way, SNW James Kirk shows us that when he assumes the position of the Captain’s chair, he will not back down from a fight. 

Captain’s Maneuver: Command Prodigy

• -40/30/15% 

Officer Ability: Phaser-Bank Operator

•   +200/600/1200/2000/3500% 

Rare Officer: Pelia

Pelia is characterized as a resourceful and enthusiastic officer, contributing her expertise and skills to the Enterprise’s various missions. Her role adds to the overall dynamic and synergy of the crew, much like her entrance into Star Trek Fleet Command.

Pelia will provide boosts focused on ISO Hostile combat, and when paired with Sam/SNW James Kirk, M’Benga, or Chapel, Pelia will round out the crew to provide maximal synergy for awesome power vs Iso Hostiles.  

Officer Ability: Brain-Melting Secrets

• -2/5/10/15/20%

Below Deck Ability:  Perpetually Bored

• +10/25/45/70/100%

25 missions are rolling out in this update, including 20 new Core missions and 5 new missions to introduce the new Gorn Eviscerator ship. 

Core SNW: All the Feels

5 Missions | Level 34+

Spock has been seconded to a Vulcan vessel when it suddenly comes under a strange neurological attack that leaves the entire Vulcan crew slaves to uncontrollable emotions. The only one unaffected is Spock, who finds himself in the unenviable position of having to babysit a bunch of emotional Vulcans. 

Core SNW: Bedside Manners

Nurse Chapel has to take care of a Klingon who doesn’t want but very much needs her help, as the two of them are trapped in a shuttlecraft. 

Core SNW: Healing

A dying girl needs treatment that can only be synthesized from a rare herb. The journey there and back will take too long, so M’Benga must take her with him as he searches for the herb. 

Core SNW: Connivance

The Enterprise crew is sent to investigate a potential first contact situation. They find a planet reliant on fossil fuels and on the brink of environmental collapse. The crew must investigate the death of a prominent politician and uncover a dark conspiracy to keep newly discovered warp power hidden from the public.

Intro Missions: New Ship Interaction (Eviscerator)

5 Missions | Level 40+

There have been reports of increased Gorn activity throughout the sector. The crew discovers that the Gorn are using one-way portals to attack colonies. They create a trap in order to obtain and study this new technology – the Axion Engine.

Two brand new primes are in this update, as well as extensions to 4 pre-existing ones: 

• Research Cost Efficiency
• Prime Wartime Morale
• FKR Tribute Primes – level 6 & 7
• Prime Temporal Disruption

Prime Wartime Morale – While you have Morale, +20% Isolytic Damage

Prime Temporal Disruption – Increases Temporal Disruptors Daily Claim by +300%

Extensions:

Prime Research Cost Efficiency now has a level 2 extension, up to +450%, G3-G5

FKR Tribute Primes – levels 6 & 7

• 200/350% more reputation from killing hostiles, and the free claims contain 1000/2000 faction credits, and 12.5M/50M reputation

Battle Pass and Cosmetics

A new battlepass launches this month, and players will have the ability to earn 4 new avatars and 3 new frames this update, including:

• Gorn Hatchling
• Gorn Eviscerator
• Spatial Rip
• Majalan Machine
• Gorn Devourer

Make sure you keep an eye open on our official channels for any updates related to this month’s event schedule. 

• Fixed an issue with the Kir’shara artifact where the attack button appeared for a fraction of a second instead of the queue attack button
• Fixed an issue with the Kir’shara queue mechanic not completing the queue due to an invalid hostile
• The “eye” button to inspect faction store bundles is back!
• Fixed an issue where the Warchest points were using an exponential notation instead of a whole number
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Star Trek: Enterprise - What Happened To Jonathan Archer?

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• Captain Jonathan Archer was instrumental in the formation of the Federation and had a lasting impact on Star Trek lore.
• His legacy continued beyond his command of the Enterprise NX-01 as he achieved the rank of Admiral and later served as President of the United Federation of Planets.
• Archer was considered the greatest human explorer of the 22nd century, and references in subsequent future iterations of Star Trek demonstrate his enduring influence.

Star Trek fans didn’t meet Captain Jonathan Archer until Star Trek: Enterprise was first broadcast in 2001. The show proved controversial with fans as it set the background for the classic series they loved and suffered the franchise’s customary slow start. But by the end of the show’s four seasons, there was no doubt they’d been watching one of the most important figures in Star Trek history.

The commander of the first NX ship launched by the United Earth Starfleet, Archer could travel further than any human captain thanks to its warp-five engine. He helped create a revolution in the Alpha and Beta Quadrants, making first contact with many alien species and helping to found the United Federation of Planets. Not only that, he was also the first captain to bring his pet beagle, Porthos, on away missions. But what happened to him after his time aboard the first ship dubbed the USS Enterprise was over?

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Enterprise ’s ending after four short years was controversial as it relied on an intervention from The Next Generation for its big send-off. As the first live-action Star Trek series not to earn seven seasons since the Original Series , the show occupies a lower place in the franchise rankings than it should. But over those four years, the show packed in an incredible legacy for Captain Archer and his crew, creating franchise history up to the formation of the Federation.

In Enterprise ’s first season, Archer made a not overly successful first contact with the Klingon Empire, as he was drawn into a confusing temporal war that would last for three years of his command. During his second year, that temporal cold war developed as the Enterprise was unlucky enough to come into contact with species fans knew far better than the crew, like the Romulans and Borg.

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Archer’s second year in command ended with disaster, but a renewed direction, as Earth suffered a devastating attack from an alien probe. A season-long arc through the show’s third year saw Archer and crew travel to the Xindi homeworld to destroy a super weapon that could eradicate Earth. Having convinced the Xindi that humanity wouldn’t pose an existential threat to the Xindi homeworld 400 years in the future, the Temporal War was soon, apparently, resolved. That left the fourth year to examine the crew’s influence on Star Trek as the show took a more confident approach to craft and confirm Star Trek lore rather than trying to work around it.

In year four, the Enterprise tackled augmented humans and helped the Klingons overcome the resulting augment virus that radically changed the warrior race’s appearance to the one seen in the Original Series . There was time to subvert the Orion Slave Girl stereotype that had long been a joke at the franchise’s expense, and even introduced fans to how the captain and his crew fared in the Mirror universe with a story that was both a prequel and sequel to Kirk’s adventures.

Perhaps Archer’s most significant on-screen achievement was foiling the machinations of the Romulans to create an alliance with the Vulcans, Andorians, and Tellarites. That would be cemented when he played a major role in signing the United Federation of Planets Charter.

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The last time fans saw Captain Archer was just before making a speech at the signing of the Federation Charter, or an immediate precursor to it, in 2161. Strangely, what happened to the captain is mainly recorded not in expanded or continuing fiction or subsequent series but in Enterprise ’s final two-parter, ‘In A Mirror Darkly.’ The fan-pleasing trip to the Mirror universe was a prequel to ‘Mirror, Mirror,’ and a sequel to ‘The Tholian Web,’ but mostly a great bit of publicity for the Prime universe Archer.

In ‘In A Mirror Darkly,’ fans discovered what happened to the USS Defiant when it phased from the Prime universe during ‘The Tholian Web’ — it arrived in the Mirror universe, almost 100 years in the future. Naturally, when Mirror Archer’s renegade crew hijacks the Defiant to seize control of the Terran Empire, they can’t help but look at the ship’s records.

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A handy screenshot from the ship’s database revealed that Prime Archer commanded the Enterprise for 10 years between 2040 and 2050. We know that after the Federation Charter was signed, he became ambassador to Andoria in 2069 for six years (five years after becoming an honorary member of the Andorian Imperial Guard). Archer then took up a position on the Federation Council until 2183, and between 2184 and 2192, he was the President of the United Federation of Planets.

At retirement, Archer was listed as Chief of Staff at Starfleet Command with the rank of Admiral. ‘In A Mirror Darkly’ teleplay writer Michael Sussman has confirmed further details to the biography seen in the episode. The screen also recorded that Archer lived to about 133 years and died near where he was born in Upstate New York in 2245. Sussman’s neat intention was to confirm that Archer died one day after the christening of the USS Enterprise NCC-1701.

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As Mirror Sato explains in ‘A Mirror Darkly,’ Jonathan Archer’s name is “among the most recognized in the Federation.” The Mirror version of Archer is enraged by his counterpart's success, arguing that, “Great men are not peacemakers; great men are conquerors.” The successful, lauded, and praised counterpart with two planets named after him in the Prime universe haunts and taunts the Mirror incarnation as his paranoia grows and he heads to a typically unsavory end.

According to his profile, historians called Prime Archer the "greatest explorer of the 22nd century,” and subsequent iterations of Star Trek have enjoyed name-checking him. Perhaps the strangest reference comes from the Kelvin Timeline . During 2009’s Star Trek , Kirk encounters Montgomery Scott on the cold and remote research outpost of Delta Vega in 2258. The engineer blames his predicament on demonstrating his transwarp theories by beaming a longer-lived Admiral Archer's prized beagle to who knows where.

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In the Prime universe, Discovery ’s first season listed Archer as one of Starfleet's most decorated captains as of 2256, alongside Matt Decker, Philippa Georgiou, and two other captains of the Enterprise, Robert April and Christopher Pike. In Strange New Worlds , Captain Pike references Archer when encountering star fleet personnel from the future in ‘Those Old Scientists.’

Time may have become a far more serious factor had Enterprise received a fifth season. In 2012, co-creator Brannon Braga confirmed that the mysterious ‘Future Guy’ who had helped and hindered the Enterprise during the series would have been confirmed as Captain Archer himself , attempting to correct history from the future.

While from a fan’s perspective, Archer sits in the lineage of iconic Starfleet captains like Janeway, Sisko, Picard, and Kirk, his placement in the timeline means he has to embody Star Trek at the dawn of Starfleet. Thanks to his time and technology limits, Archer was probably the most morally challenged captain fans have seen. He was prompted to make judgment calls that Star Trek had never imposed on other captains, which is saying something considering the extreme circumstances of captains Janeway and Sisko.

As a linking figure between the viewers and the more enlightened crews of the 23rd and 24th centuries, there’s no doubt he was a success despite the tricky assignment. Despite seeing too few of his years aboard the USS Enterprise, the franchise committed to giving him an impressive legacy, and it's likely fans will hear his name again.

Star Trek: Enterprise

Release Date September 26, 2001

Genres Sci-Fi

Creator Rick Berman, Brannon Braga

Number of Episodes 98

Network UPN

Starfleet captains

• View history

In the history of Starfleet , many officers held the rank of captain or held the title of captain while commanding starships .

According to Travis Mayweather , Matthew Ryan spent more time in space than most Starfleet Captains. ( ENT : " Fortunate Son ")

• 1.1 Senior captains
• 1.2.1 22nd century
• 1.2.2 23rd century
• 1.2.3 24th century
• 1.2.4 25th century
• 1.2.5 29th century
• 1.2.6 31st century
• 1.2.7 32nd century
• 1.3 Junior captains
• 1.4 Unnamed captains
• 2.1 Senior captain
• 2.2 Captains
• 2.3 Junior captains
• 2.4 Unnamed captains
• 3.1 Captains
• 3.2 De facto captain (not recognized by the Terran Empire)
• 3.3 Unnamed captain
• 4.1 Senior captain
• 4.2 Captains

List of prime reality captains [ ]

Senior captains [ ].

Starfleet flag officers sometimes retained or took command of a vessel. Most often, these officers held the rank of commodore , but there were instances of admirals operating as starship captains.

Captains [ ]

The substantive rank of captain was typically held by officers captaining starships. Officers of this rank also sometimes served in other capacities, such as in command of starbases or divisions of support personnel (such as JAG officers or members of the Starfleet Corps of Engineers ), or as members of experimental engineering programs.

22nd century [ ]

• Brody ( Saratoga )
• Duvall ( Shenandoah )
• Gardner ( NX Program )
• Jefferies, W.M. ( NX Program )
• Jennings ( Republic )
• Shumar, Bryce ( USS Essex )
• Stiles ( Earth-Romulan War )

23rd century [ ]

• Becker, M. ( Instructor ; Communications , STC , Starfleet Academy )
• Garrovick ( USS Farragut )
• Graffeo, C. (Instructor; Beam Technology , STC, Starfleet Academy)
• Harris ( USS Excalibur )
• Lorca, Gabriel ( USS Buran )
• Maltese, D. (Instructor; Beam Technology, STC, Starfleet Academy)
• Maranville, Steven ( USS Yeager )
• Uhura, Nyota ( USS Leondegrance )
• Xon (STC, Starfleet Academy)

24th century [ ]

• Adams, Douglas ( USS Heart of Gold )
• Aguayo, Monico C.
• Amasov ( USS Endeavour )
• Annon, Jeffery Joal ( USS Sherlock Holmes )
• Arakaki, Jimmy ( USS Mustang )
• Arnold, Richard ( Warp Technologies Development Group )
• Arrat, Itzak ( USS Ticonderoga )
• Bennet ( Seventh Tactical Wing )
• Blackwood ( USS Tombaugh )
• Bligh, W. ( USS G'Mat )
• Braga, Brannon ( Flight instructor , Starfleet Academy )
• Braswell, Elizabeth S.
• Brownfield, Dick ( USS Atlantis ; Fleet Yards Operations )
• Cameron, Roy
• Carson, David (Fleet Yards Operations)
• Chalmers, Chip (Fleet Yards Operations)
• Chamberlin, Mandy ( Research & Development )
• Chess, Joe ( Advanced Technologies Group )
• Clark, Margaret C.
• Conklin ( USS Magellan )
• Curry, Daniel ( Warp Technologies Development Group , Starfleet Operations )
• Darson ( USS Adelphi )
• Dean, Doug ( Orbital Operations )
• Dieghan, Drew ( USS Intrepid )
• Diego ( Diego's starship )
• Drexler, Douglas ( USS Mare Tranquillitatis and Science Ops )
• Dwyer, John M. ( Engineering Group )
• Entebe ( USS Ulysses )
• Fleck, Jerry (Flight Ops Officer, Starfleet Academy )
• Friedman, Layne ( USS Albert Einstein )
• Fries, Sandy ( USS Non Sequitur )
• Furen, Bryan D. ( USS Aleo )
• Genovese, Cosmo ( USS Endeavour )
• Giddings, Diana ( USS Robert Louis Stevenson )
• Gifford, K.L. ( USS Min'ow )
• Gleason ( USS Zhukov )
• Goldberg, Seth ( USS Callisto )
• Grumby, Jonas ( USS Minnow )
• Gump, J. ( USS Hispaniola )
• Hammond, Asenath ( USS Max Plank )
• Hansen, Kurt S.
• Hunnicutt, B.J. ( Starfleet Operational Support Services )
• Hutzel, Gary ( Warp Technologies Development Group )
• Jacobson, Phillip
• James, Richard ( USS Constantinople ; Engineering Corps)
• Jameson, Mark ( USS Gettysburg )
• Jedlicka, Martin ( USS Saratoga )
• Jein, Gregory ( Yard Engineer )
• Kobayashi, Alan ( USS Tycho )
• Laporin ( Laporin's starship )
• Legato, Robert ( USS Matte Fringe and Warp Technologies Development Group )
• Leyton ( USS Okinawa )
• Lin, Michael J. ( USS Gremlin )
• Livingston, David (Wing commander, Starfleet Academy )
• Loomis ( AR-558 )
• Mann, Maria ( USS Endeavour )
• McCoullough
• McKenzie, Richard ( USS Yamato ; Engineering Corps)
• Mees, Jim (Engineering Group)
• Miles, Tod ( USS John F. Kennedy )
• Moore, Ronald B. ( Warp Technologies Development Group )
• Narth ( USS Ajax )
• Nesterowicz, John ( Starfleet Academy )
• Neuss, Wendy ( Warp Technologies Development Group )
• Oja, Darryl ( USS Ganymede )
• Paris, Owen ( USS Al-Batani )
• Park, Jana ( USS Atlantis )
• Peets, Bill ( Stellar Imaging Division )
• Peterson ( USS Carolina )
• Pierce, Benjamin Franklin ( USS James Fenimore Cooper )
• Pressman, Erik ( USS Pegasus )
• Priestly, J. ( USS Gallico )
• Probert, Andrew (Engineering Corps)
• Ramirez ( USS Valiant )
• Raymer ( USS Destiny )
• Raymond ( USS Tecumseh )
• Reynolds, Charlie ( USS Centaur )
• Rush, Marvin (Stellar Imaging Division, Research and Development)
• Rubenstein, Louis ( USS Constellation )
• Shelby ( USS Sutherland )
• Simmons, Adele ( USS Bushwacker )
• Smutko, Alex ( USS Excalibur )
• Sordal, Bob ( Orbital Operations )
• Stein, G. Harry ( USS White Sands )
• Sternbach, Rick ( USS Tranquillity Base )
• Stone, Jason ( USS Strata )
• Swift, J. ( USS Yosemite )
• Swofford, Quentin ( USS Cortez )
• Thomas, Cari L. ( USS Puget Sound and USS Farouk El-Baz ; Engineering Corps)
• Trimble, Lora ( USS Equicon )
• van de Ven, Mary ( USS Elmer Fudd )
• Veneziano, Sandy ( USS Omaha Nebraska )
• Wong, Leslie ( USS Cairo )
• White, Dana (Yard Engineer)
• Yacobian, Brad (Fleet Ops)
• Zaheva, Chantal ( USS Brattain )
• Zimbata ( USS Victory )
• Zimmerman, Herman ( USS Nightwing and USS Yorktown )

25th century [ ]

• Benbassat ( USS Excelsior )

29th century [ ]

31st century [ ]

• Weems, Robert ( USS Hiraga Gennai )

32nd century [ ]

• Imahara ( USS Armstrong )

Junior captains [ ]

According to the rules of naval parlance, a person of any officer rank could be addressed as captain if they were assigned as sole commanding officer of any starship. Captains could also have been awarded provisional (brevet) ranks or field promotions to be accorded the title of captain.

• Lieutenant Commander Piersall ( USS Prometheus )

Unnamed captains [ ]

Saratoga captain (2286)

• Chakotay's first captain
• USS Enterprise -B launch spectator , 2293 ( Star Trek Generations )
• USS Defiant captain ( TOS : " The Tholian Web "; ENT : " In a Mirror, Darkly ")
• USS Jenolan captain ( TNG : " Relics ")
• USS Lalo captain ( TNG : " We'll Always Have Paris ")
• USS Saratoga captain ( Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home )
• USS Saratoga captain ( DS9 : " Emissary ")
• Starfleet Command aide-de-camp ( Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country )
• Starfleet Command briefing attendee ( Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country )
• Transport captain commanded the starship that transported Benjamin and Jake Sisko to Deep Space 9 in 2369 . ( DS9 : " Emissary ")
• USS Venture captain ( DS9 : " The Way of the Warrior ")
• Yar's commanding officer ( TNG : " Legacy ")
• Alien captain 1
• Tellarite captain
• Cardassian captain
• Ckaptir captain
• Human captain 1
• Human captain 2
• Human captain 3
• Human captain 4

List of alternate reality captains [ ]

Senior captain [ ].

Starfleet flag officers sometimes retained or took command of a vessel.

The substantive rank of captain was typically held by officers captaining starships. Officers of this rank also sometimes served in other capacities, such as members of experimental engineering programs.

According to the rules of naval parlance, a person of any officer rank could be addressed as captain if they were assigned as sole commanding officer of any starship. Captains may have also been awarded field promotions to be accorded the title of captain.

• Daystrom Conference Room meeting attendee ( Star Trek Into Darkness )
• Starfleet Headquarters secret meeting attendee ( Star Trek Into Darkness )
• Yellowstone -class presentation female ( VOY : " Non Sequitur ")
• Yellowstone -class presentation male ( VOY : " Non Sequitur ")

List of mirror universe captains [ ]

• Pike, Christopher ( ISS Enterprise NCC-1701 )
• Spock ( ISS Enterprise NCC-1701 )
• Spoeneman ( ISS Cooper )

De facto captain (not recognized by the Terran Empire ) [ ]

• Archer, Jonathan ( ISS Defiant )

Unnamed captain [ ]

• ISS Avenger captain ( ENT : " In a Mirror, Darkly ")

List of parallel universe captains [ ]

A list of captains seen in alternate timelines and parallel universes :

In at least one parallel universe, Starfleet flag officers sometimes retained or took command of a vessel.

• Halloway, Thomas ( USS Enterprise -D ) ( TNG : " Tapestry ")
• 2 ISS Enterprise (NCC-1701)

'Star Trek: Discovery' season 5 episode 6 goes old school and benefits because of it

Why do unevolved, pre-warp civilizations always have such strange and often lethal customs?

Warning: Spoilers ahead for "Star Trek: Discovery" season 5, episode 6

Here we are then, the other side of the halfway mark of the very last season of " Star Trek: Discovery ." Will the plot actually advance any further? Or does the chase across the galaxy for the Progenitors MacGuffin continue, offering another chance to insert a stand-alone, episode-length adventure along the way? Interestingly, a look at the IMDb top 10 rated episodes of "Discovery" there isn't one single entry beyond the second season. 

This week's curiously named installment is entitled "Whistlespeak" and it's almost a throwback to old school-style of sci-fi storytelling, more typically found in something like "Stargate SG1." And a 10 episode-long chase for an alien artifact would be just fine in that show, because each season was typically 22 episodes long. Sadly, that's one reason why "Discovery" has been deteriorating, rather than improving, because each season — and it's far more obvious in seasons 3, 4 and 5 — seems to follow a very cookie-cutter formulaic approach. 

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There's always a threat facing all life in the universe (killer AI, exploding dilithium, gravity waves, Progenitor tech), there's always a series of clues-of-sorts that have to followed and that usually entails a set of standalone adventures before finally everything concludes in a disappointing payoff. Tragically, "Discovery" never really found its identity and it struggled from the outset when the original concept was not to focus on the captain of a particular starship, but rather the first officer. 

That combined with the fact that big-budget TV sci-fi has shifted to shorter seasons with more expensive episodes over longer seasons and more expansive storylines. Just remind yourself what other sci-fi shows have managed to achieve in five seasons; "Stargate: Atlantis" and " Babylon 5 " both had five seasons, "Battlestar Galactica" only had four and "Stargate: SG1" had 10. (Although the less said about the whole Ori storyline, the better.)

All that aside, this particular episode was a quirky little number that was actually quite enjoyable. So, that's nice. Yes, there are one or two enormous small plot holes and the super-convenient tech has somewhat taken a turn for the ridiculous. This is not swallowing a pill to genetically alter you temporarily, these are easy-install "optical tricorders" — yes, indeed, you need never have the burden of having to actually carry a tricorder anymore, because now they can be worn like contact lenses.

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This week, Capt. Michael Burnham (Sonequa Martin-Green) and Lt. Sylvia Tilly (Mary Wiseman) beam incognito down to the surface of a pre-warp, pre-industrial world much like the Planet Vancouver that we often saw in just about every incarnation of "Stargate." And why-oh-why do these primitive, unevolved civilizations always have traditions that seem harmless at first, but upon further examination almost certainly seem to involve decapitation, disembowelment or any one of a hundred different, excruciating ways of dying, all in the name of glorious sacrifice to some god or another. Was the human race ever like tha...oh wait, hang on. Damn .

In this particular instance it's simply suffocating. Of course if you blew the fires out that also happen to be burning in the room, you know, using up all the precious air that's left, you might last a teeny-tiny bit longer. But that's probably not covered in standard Starfleet training, rather undergraduates are instead taught how to rebuild an illudium Q-36 explosive space modulator using only a discarded toothbrush, a clothes peg, an empty washing up liquid bottle and sticky-back plastic. 

You also have to wonder how the local population had such an in-depth knowledge of the sacrificial chamber if no one ever survived, but we'll look past that, just like the writers did. And boy-oh-boy, there's along time to kill before you get killed. On the up side, the dialogue is pretty sharp this week and despite all its flaws, this is a well-paced installment. Still, a cliffhanger might be nice at some point before the show wraps permanently. All things considered though, given the low bar "Discovery" has sadly set itself, this one isn't terrible. 

In other, somewhat related news, Paramount CEO Bob Bakish has stepped down and it's rumored that the entertainment giant is going to create an "office of the CEO" and have a team making the important decisions rather than a rich, white man who doesn't seem to have much of a clue. Sounds like a plan, right? Well, wait for it... Instead, three rich, white men will be making all the important decisions. George Cheeks, president and CEO of CBS; Chris McCarthy, president and CEO of Paramount Media Networks and Brian Robbins, president and CEO of Paramount Pictures.

Needless to say, Paramount's share value has taken a nosedive this week. Now while most of this is related to Paramount Global, it will of course affect the future of Paramount Plus, including programming choices, budget and just about everything else that determines whether or not we'll get to see any "Star Trek" going forward, let alone quality "Star Trek." Let's face facts, the only reason we're getting a Section 31 TV series TV movie is because of contractual obligations. 

The fifth and final season of "Star Trek: Discovery," and every other episode of every "Star Trek" show — with the exception of "Star Trek: Prodigy" — currently streams exclusively on Paramount Plus in the US, while "Prodigy" has found a new home  on Netflix.  

Internationally, the shows are available on  Paramount Plus  in Australia, Latin America, the UK and South Korea, as well as on Pluto TV in Austria, France, Germany, Italy, Spain and Switzerland on the Pluto TV Sci-Fi channel. They also stream on  Paramount Plus  in Italy, France, Germany, Switzerland and Austria. In Canada, they air on Bell Media's CTV Sci-Fi Channel and stream on Crave.

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