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The Aurora (NC-17740) was a 23rd century Federation Class J space cruiser. (TOS: "The Way to Eden")

History

In 2269, the Aurora was stolen by Dr. Sevrin and his followers, Tongo Rad, Adam, Irina Galliulin, Mavig, and another girl, in search for the mythical planet Eden. Consequently, it was pursued by the USS Enterprise.

When the Aurora approached the Romulan Neutral Zone in an attempt to evade pursuit, Captain Kirk deemed it necessary to tractor in the ship. In response, the crew of the Aurora pushed the ship to its limit, causing its engines to seriously overheat. The vessel was destroyed as the Enterprise transported the vessel's complement of six aboard. (TOS: "The Way to Eden")

Appendices

Background information

The studio model used in the original edition of "The Way to Eden" for the Aurora was a modification of the Tholian starship that previously appeared in "The Tholian Web". The modifications between the new design include the addition of warp nacelles to the model, taken from the AMT USS Enterprise model kit, which were attached to the main body via nacelle pylons taken from the AMT D7-class model kit, with the completed model finally being flown in "reverse".

According to Michael Okuda, the CGI Aurora is a slight modification of the Class J CGI model, with larger engines and new windows. The registry NC-17740 on the nacelles, illegible on screen, was the tail number from Matt Jefferies' 1935 Waco YOC biplane. [1]

Additionally, the CGI Aurora is very similar to Jefferies' original 'teardrop' exterior design for the Class F shuttlecraft. [2]

An explanation of the strange original version look of the Aurora was attempted in the Star Trek Maps, which stated:

"Space cruisers like the S.S. Aurora have been in use for over a century, and are based on a Vulcan design originally used for interplanetary travel. Essentially a 21-meter-long space yacht, space cruisers have a range of several dozen parsecs and can carry provisions for up to six passengers and crew."

The diagram, appearing on Chart B, depicts the Aurora with a registry of NCC-C1200, and a nacelle-style more akin to those found on a Class F shuttlecraft.

External link

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+{{sidebar starship
-[[Image:AuroraRed.jpg|thumb|The ''Aurora'' overheating.]]
+|image       = aurora remastered.jpg
-The '''''Aurora''''' was a [[Federation]] civilian craft in operation during the mid-[[23rd century]], also described as a "space cruiser".
+|Name        = ''Aurora''
+|dt          = ''Aurora'' (NC-17740)
+|Class       = [[Class J starship]]
+|Registry    = NC-17740
+|Affiliation = [[United Federation of Planets]]
+|Status      = Destroyed
+|Datestatus  = 2269
+}}
+The '''''Aurora'' ([[NC]]-17740)''' was a [[23rd century]] [[Federation]] [[Class J starship|Class J]] [[transport|space cruiser]]. ({{TOS|The Way to Eden}})
+==History==
-In [[2269]], the ''Aurora'' was stolen by [[Sevrin|Dr. Sevrin]] and his followers in search for the mythical [[planet]] [[Eden]]. Consequently, it was pursued by the [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701)|USS ''Enterprise'']]. When the ''Aurora'' approached the [[Romulan Neutral Zone]] in an attempt to evade pursuit, [[James T. Kirk|Captain Kirk]] deemed it necessary to [[tractor beam|tractor]] in the ship.
+In [[2269]], the ''Aurora'' was stolen by [[doctor|Dr.]] [[Sevrin]] and his followers, [[Tongo Rad]], [[Adam]], [[Irina Galliulin]], [[Mavig]], and [[Unnamed Humans (23rd century)#Sevrin's girl|another girl]], in search for the mythical [[planet]] [[Eden]]. Consequently, it was pursued by the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}}.
-In response, the crew of the ''Aurora'' pushed the ship to its limit, causing its engines to seriously overheat. The vessel was destroyed as the ''Enterprise'' transported the vessel's compliment of six aboard. ({{TOS|The Way to Eden}})
+When the ''Aurora'' approached the [[Romulan Neutral Zone]] in an attempt to evade pursuit, [[Captain]] [[James T. Kirk|Kirk]] deemed it necessary to [[tractor beam|tractor]] in the ship. In response, the crew of the ''Aurora'' pushed the ship to its limit, causing its engines to seriously overheat. The vessel was destroyed as the ''Enterprise'' transported the vessel's complement of six aboard. ({{TOS|The Way to Eden}})
+==Appendices==
+=== Background information ===
+The [[studio model]] used in the original edition of "The Way to Eden" for the ''Aurora'' was a modification of the {{dis|Tholian starship|23rd century}} that previously appeared in {{e|The Tholian Web}}. The modifications between the new design include the addition of [[warp nacelle]]s to the model, taken from the [[AMT]] USS ''Enterprise'' model kit, which were attached to the main body via nacelle pylons taken from the AMT {{class|D7}} model kit, with the completed model finally being flown in "reverse".
 <gallery>
-Image:AuroraFore.jpg|Forward view
+File:AuroraFore.jpg|Original forward view
-Image:AuroraAft.jpg|Aft view
+File:Aurora aft.jpg|Original aft view
+File:Aurora at critical.jpg|Original overheating
 </gallery>
+According to [[Michael Okuda]], the [[CGI]] ''Aurora'' is a slight modification of the Class J [[CGI model]], with larger engines and new windows. The [[registry]] NC-17740 on the nacelles, illegible on screen, was the tail number from [[Matt Jefferies]]' 1935 Waco YOC biplane. [http://trekmovie.com/2008/06/12/preview-image-from-the-way-to-eden-remastered/]
-==Background==
-The [[studio model]] for the ''Aurora'' was a modification of the [[Tholian starship (23rd century)|Tholian starship]] that previously appeared in {{e|The Tholian Web}}. The modifications between the new design include the addition of [[warp nacelle]]s to the model, which was then flown in "reverse."
+Additionally, the CGI ''Aurora'' is very similar to Jefferies' original 'teardrop' exterior design for the [[Class F shuttlecraft]]. [http://www.starshipdatalink.net/art/galileo.html]
-An explanation of the strange look of the ''Aurora'' was attempted in the non-[[canon]] [[Star Trek Maps]], which explained:
+An explanation of the strange original version look of the ''Aurora'' was attempted in the ''[[Star Trek Maps]]'', which stated:
-: "''Space cruisers like the '''S.S. Aurora''' have been in use for over a century, and are based on a [[Vulcan]] design originally used for interplanetary travel. Essentially a 21-meter-long space yacht, space cruisers have a range of several dozen [[parsec]]s and can carry provisions for up to six passengers and crew.''"
+:"''Space cruisers like the S.S. ''Aurora'' have been in use for over a century, and are based on a [[Vulcan]] design originally used for interplanetary travel. Essentially a 21-meter-long space yacht, space cruisers have a range of several dozen [[parsec]]s and can carry provisions for up to six passengers and crew.''"
-The diagram, appearing on Chart B, depicts the Aurora with a [[registry]] of NCC-C1200, and a [[nacelle]]-style more akin to those found on a [[Class F shuttlecraft]].
+The diagram, appearing on Chart B, depicts the ''Aurora'' with a registry of NCC-C1200, and a nacelle-style more akin to those found on a Class F shuttlecraft.
+===External link===
+*{{NCwiki|Aurora (NC-17740)|''Aurora'' (NC-17740)}}
-The ''Aurora'' might have been named after {{w|Aurora (mythology)|Aurora}}, the Roman goddess of dawn.
-[[Category:Federation starships|Aurora]]
 [[de:Aurora]]
+[[fr:Aurora NC-17740]]
+[[nl:Aurora (NC-17740)]]
+[[Category:Federation starships|Aurora]]
+[[Category:Retconned material]]