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| − | '''''Neptune''-class''' [[starship]]s were [[warp factor|warp 2]] [[surveyor|survey ships]] used by [[Starfleet (Earth)|Earth Starfleet]] during the mid-[[22nd century]]. They were in service as early as [[2141]], and utilized the same model captain's chair as equipped on the [[NX class|''NX''-class]]. ([[ENT]]: "[[Singularity (episode)|Singularity]]") |
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| + | |Name = ''Neptune''-class |
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| + | |owner = [[United Earth]] |
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| + | |operator = [[Starfleet]] |
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| + | |Type = [[Survey ship]] |
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| + | |Active = [[22nd century]] |
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| + | |Speed = [[warp factor|warp 2]] |
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| + | The '''''Neptune''-class''' [[starship]] was a class of [[United Earth]] [[survey ship]]s that were in service with [[Starfleet]] around [[2141]]. |
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| + | ''Neptune''-class ships were [[Maximum warp|limited in speed]] to [[warp factor|warp factor 2]]. This class of ships utilized the same model of [[command chair|captain's chair]] that would be initially used on {{class|NX}}, a newer and more advanced design of starships. ({{ENT|Singularity}}) |
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| − | : ''It has been speculated that the two triangular ships seen in "[[The Expanse]]" and "[[Twilight]]" could be of the ''Neptune''-class, but this has not been confirmed. The use of this classname is inconsistent with the classification system established in ENT. It may, however, be a colloquial term for a more correct class-name.'' |
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Revision as of 07:38, 22 March 2014
The Neptune-class starship was a class of United Earth survey ships that were in service with Starfleet around 2141.
Neptune-class ships were limited in speed to warp factor 2. This class of ships utilized the same model of captain's chair that would be initially used on NX-class, a newer and more advanced design of starships. (ENT: "Singularity")