Changes: OV-165

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OV-165 was an orbital vehicle, a type of space shuttle, used by the inhabitants of Earth in the first half of the 21st century. (Star Trek: Enterprise title sequence)

This ship was seen in the opening titles of Star Trek: Enterprise as Linda Park's credit plays, right after the International Space Station (a 1990s concept), and prior to a scene of the Phoenix in 2063. While no name or agency's logo were seen on the ship, the number follows the registry system used by NASA for the modern day space shuttle orbiters used by the United States of America, a system that began with Challenger OV-099 and Enterprise OV-101.

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+{{sidebar starship
-[[File:OV-165.jpg|thumb|The OV-165 orbiter over Earth.]]
+| image       = OV-165.jpg
-'''OV-165''' was an orbital vehicle, a type of [[space shuttle]] used by the inhabitants of [[Earth]] in the first half of the [[21st century]]. (''[[Star Trek: Enterprise]] title sequence'')
+| imagecap    = The OV-165 orbiter over Earth
+| Name        = OV-165
+| Class       = [[Space shuttle|Space Shuttle]]
+| Affiliation = [[Terran]]
+| Status      = Active
+| Datestatus  =
+}}
+'''OV-165''' was an orbital vehicle, a type of [[space shuttle]], used by the inhabitants of [[Earth]] in the first half of the [[21st century]]. (''[[Star Trek: Enterprise]] title sequence'')
-{{bginfo|This ship is seen in the opening titles of ''Star Trek: Enterprise'' as [[Linda Park]]'s credit plays, right after the [[International Space Station]] (a [[1990s]] concept), and prior to a scene of the ''[[Phoenix]]'' in [[2063]]. While no name or agency's logo were seen on the ship, the number follows the registry system used by [[NASA]] for the modern day space shuttle orbiters used by the [[United States of America]], a system that began with ''Challenger'' OV-099 and [[Enterprise (OV-101)|''Enterprise'' OV-101]].''}}
+{{bginfo|This ship was seen in the opening titles of ''Star Trek: Enterprise'' as [[Linda Park]]'s credit plays, right after the [[International Space Station]] (a [[1990s]] concept), and prior to a scene of the ''[[Phoenix]]'' in [[2063]]. While no name or agency's logo were seen on the ship, the number follows the registry system used by [[NASA]] for the modern day space shuttle orbiters used by the [[United States of America]], a system that began with ''Challenger'' OV-099 and [[Enterprise (OV-101)|''Enterprise'' OV-101]].''}}
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