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How many Excelsior-class starships are there?

How many Excelsior-class starships are there?

While nearly 80 Excelsior class vessels remain in active service, Starfleet has officially retired the design and is keeping the remaining Excelsior class vessels in service until their estimated refit dates before decommissioning the vessels.

How long was the Excelsior-class in service?

The Excelsior-class was a type of Federation starship used by Starfleet from the late 23rd century through the early 25th century. It was the backbone of Starfleet for over a century, making it one of the longest serving starship designs, and one of the most recognizable ships in the fleet.

What class is the Excelsior?

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Universe : Prime Timeline
Affiliation : fed
Class Name : Excelsior Class [1]
Type : Explorer / Cruiser

Does Transwarp use Dilithium?

According to the Pocket Books novel Battlestations!, instead of the dilithium crystals the Federation transwarp drive engine design utilized solid trilithium that retains integrity for workable periods of time.

How many Defiant class ships are there?

In its initial Borg-suppression role, the Defiant class would have produced as few as six custom-built copies. The mission of the Defiant did not change radically until it was out of the systems integration stage late in 2370 and into final hull reinforcing.

What happened NCC 1701?

The vessel is destroyed in Star Trek Beyond and a new Enterprise, NCC-1701-A, is commissioned under Kirk’s command.

How long would it take to get to Alpha Centauri at warp 9?

52.07 hours
Star Trek: The Original Series

Warp factor Calculated speed (c) Travel time from Earth to Alpha Centauri
8 512 3.09 days
9 729 52.07 hours
10 1000 37.96 hours
11 1331 28.52 hours

Is Voyager more powerful than the enterprise?

An Intrepid-class vessel capable of holding 200 crew members, the U.S.S. Voyager NCC-74656 is one of the fastest and most powerful starships in Starfleet. Although only 345 meters long, about half the size of the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-D, Voyager is more technologically advanced than previous Starfleet vessels.

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