Technical Schematics

Chapter divider title page: "20th Century."

Mercury-Atlas (1961-1963), length 3.4 m, weight 1.5 tons, ship's complement 1, chemical propulsion.

Apollo 7 (1968-1975), length 11 m, weight 13.3 tons, ship's complement 3, chemical propulsion.

Explorer I (1958), length 203.2 cm, weight 14 kg, chemical propulsion.

Gemini (1965-1966), length 5.6 m, weight 4.2 tons, ship's complement 2, chemical propulsion.

Sputnik I (1957), length 57.9 cm, weight 83.6 kg, chemical propulsion.

Skylab (1973-1979), length 29.3 m, weight 78 tons, ship's complement 3, chemical propulsion.

Mariner 10 Probe (1973), length 6.7 m, weight 500 kg, chemical propulsion.

Pioneer 10 Probe (1972), length 2.7 m, weight 259.1 kg, chemical propulsion.

Viking Lander (1976), length 3.1 m, weight 3.7 tons, chemical propulsion.

Pioneer Venus Probe (1978), length 132 cm, weight 314 kg, chemical propulsion.

Space Shuttle (1980-1992), length 37 m, weight 68,000 kg, ship's complement 3-7, chemical propulsion.

Mars Sample Return (1988-1991), length 4.6 m, weight 52 tons, chemical propulsion.

Halley Comet Probe (1983-1986), length 30 m, weight 1.3 tons, chemical propulsion.

SS Copernicus-DY-100 Class (1995-2020), length 100 m, weight 2.72 mil. kg, ship's complement 22, chemical/fission propulsion.

Asteroid Probe (1990-1993), length 6.5 m, weight 2 tons, chemical propulsion.

Color plate: the Vostok I spacecraft in orbit above Earth.

Color plate: the Apollo 11 Command/Service Module and Lunar Module joined in space.

Color plate: the Soyuz spacecraft in Earth orbit.

Color plate: the Space Shuttle orbiter ascending above Earth.

Plan view and elevation view line drawings of the SS Copernicus DY-100 Class interplanetary ship.

Full-page color plate: the UNSS Copernicus (DY-100 Class) sub-light explorer departing Earth orbit with the moon beyond.

Line drawing of the Sputnik I satellite with its trailing antennae.

Line drawing of the Skylab space station with its solar arrays deployed.

Photograph of the full Moon.

Diagram of a typical early Moon mission, showing launch, trans-lunar injection, lunar orbit, Lunar Module descent and departure, command module orbit, and Earth re-entry and splashdown.

Color plate: the Space Shuttle orbiter against the backdrop of the Earth and moon.

Color plate: the Apollo-Soyuz spacecraft docked in Earth orbit.

Color plate: the geodesic domes of the Goddard Moonbase on the lunar surface with Earth rising beyond.

Chapter divider title page: "21st Century," headed "Overview."

Space Ferry II-Lindbergh Class (2003-2015), length 61 m, weight 2750 tons, ship's complement 34, chemical propulsion.

Outer Planet Probe (2004), length 75 m, weight 8.8 tons, fission propulsion.

Advance Comet Probe (2002), length 45.6 m, weight 7.3 tons, fission propulsion.

UNSS Lewis and Clark-Aventeur Class (2008-2030), length 125 m, weight 2.81 mil. kg, ship's complement 109, fission propulsion.

Earth-Moon Liner (2008-2024), length 90 m, weight 4855 tons, ship's complement 60, chemical/fission propulsion.

Comet Lander (2008-2010), length 7.65 m, weight 6.2 tons, chemical propulsion.

Planet Rover (2012-2020), length 16 m, weight 8.8 tons, ship's complement 4-6, electric propulsion.

UNSS Wheeler-DY-500 Class (2019-2040), length 145 m, weight 4.17 mil. kg, ship's complement 36, advanced fission propulsion.

Asteroid Rover (2014-2031), length 10.7 m, weight 3.1 tons, chemical propulsion.

U-Thant Stellar Series Probe (2017), length 85 m, weight 1.1 mil. kg, advanced fission propulsion.

Uprated DY-500 (2024-2049), length 151 m, weight 4600 tons, ship's complement 40, advanced fission propulsion.

Interplanetary Tug-Belmont Class (2020-2046), length 99.8 m, weight 3905 tons, ship's complement 12, chemical/fission propulsion.

Specification panel and cutaway line drawing for the UNSS Lewis and Clark, Aventeur Class sub-light explorer.

Full-page color plate: an Aventeur Class fission-powered explorer with its red heat-radiator panels and large cylindrical cargo module, near the ringed planet Saturn.

Specification panel with plan view and elevation view line drawings of the UNSS Wheeler, DY-500 Class sub-light explorer.

Full-page color plate: a DY-500 Class explorer with its tapered nosecone and forward sweeps, passing a cratered moon.

Specification panels with line drawings for the Space Ferry (Class Lindbergh) surface-to-orbit craft and the U Thant Stellar Probe.

Painting of the planet Mars, showing its mottled red-orange surface and polar markings.

Orbital distance diagram (in A.U.) showing the relative sizes and positions of the planets of the Sol System.

Schematic chart of the inner Sol System (A.U. 40-200) plotting the trajectory of the 1996 mystery ship, the trajectory of the UNSS Courageous, the Sol System perimeter, and the point where the U Thant probe discovers antimatter.

Logs section divider header: "Logs."

Color plate: a cylindrical L-5 space colony, Tsiolkovskygrad, with Earth and moon beyond.

Line drawings of the two silicon-based, insect-like Martian fossil creatures reconstructed by computer.

UNSS Tycho Brahe-Galileo Class (2028-2052), length 300 m, weight .5 bil. kg, ship's complement 98, early fusion propulsion.

Asteroid Mover (2026-2046), length 70 m, weight 840 tons, ship's complement 15, chemical/fission propulsion.

Drake Interstellar Probe (2032), length 72 m, weight 1500 tons, early fusion propulsion.

Work Pod (2027-2047), length 16 m, weight 12 tons, ship's complement 2, chemical propulsion.

AFP-1 (2034-2035), length 169 m, weight 7998 tons, ship's complement 14, advanced fusion propulsion.

UNSS Fisher-Companion Class (2033-2080), length 117 m, weight 2.65 mil. kg, ship's complement 20, fission-ion propulsion.

Cargo Carrier-Saratoga Class (2036-2060), length 180 m, weight 19,500 tons, ship's complement 18, early fusion propulsion.

UNSS Icarus-Columbus Class (2040-2075), length 120 m, weight 8.6 mil. kg, ship's complement 40, advanced fusion propulsion.

Space Liner-Magellan Class (2040-2079), length 100 m, weight 2 mil. kg, ship's complement 260, advanced fission propulsion.

Bathyscaphe (2039-2059), length 12.2 m, weight 20.7 tons, ship's complement 3, advanced fission propulsion.

Venus Flyer (2046-2062), length 28 m, weight 35 tons, ship's complement 6, chemical propulsion.

Cargo Carrier-Monticello Class (2049-2090), length 198 m, weight 23,692 tons, ship's complement 15, advanced fusion propulsion.

Interplanetary Tug-Parr Class (2042-2077), length 130 m, weight 9231 tons, ship's complement 18, early fusion propulsion.

Specification panel and line drawing for the UNSS Tycho Brahe (Galileo Class) sub-light transport.

Full-page color plate: two Galileo Class ships, the spherical fuel-sphere vessels, under fusion thrust near an asteroid in deep space.

Specification panel and line drawing for the UNSS Icarus (Columbus Class) sub-light explorer.

Full-page color plate: the cutaway UNSS Icarus (Columbus Class) explorer passing a planet.

Full-page color plate: a cutaway Columbus Class ship under thrust above the Alpha Centauri homeworld.

Specification panels and line drawings for the UNSS Fisher (Companion Class) escort and the spaceliner Prince of Wales (Magellan Class).

Photograph of the habitable Alpha Centauri homeworld, showing oceans, landmasses and cloud cover.

Orbital distance diagram for the Alpha Centauri system, plotting the two planets against orbital distance in A.U.

Star map of nearby space showing exploration routes from Sol to Alpha Centauri A, Barnard's Star, Wolf 359, Lalande 21185 and Ross 154, scaled in light-years.

Line drawing of the Venus radar profile, showing the planet's surface topography.

Color plate: the interior lounge of the Prince of Wales spaceliner, with contoured chairs facing a wide observation window onto space.

Line drawings comparing an Alpha Centauri shuttlecraft (left) and a male Alpha Centaurian (right).

Spaceflight Chronology illustrated timeline (2051-2056), with cutaway profiles of WD-1 (2055-2056), Space Bus-Glenn Class (2052-2073), Ambulance-Keller Class (2056-2083) and Scout III-Wayne Class (2054-2078).

Spaceflight Chronology timeline (2057-2062), with cutaway profiles of UNSS Bonaventure-Cochrane Class (2059-2077), UNSS Bon Homme Richard-Liberty Class (2058-2093) and Barge-Long Class (2060-2105).

Spaceflight Chronology timeline (2063-2069), with cutaway profiles of UNSS Amity-Verne Class (2064-2095), Space Ark (2067-) and Amity Shuttle (2064-2095).

Spaceflight Chronology timeline (2070-2075), with cutaway profiles of Multi-Dock-MD1075 (2071-2098) and Interstellar Scout-Franklin Class (2074-2095).

UNSS Bonaventure, Cochrane Class: plan view and elevation view technical diagrams.

Color plate of the UNSS Bonaventure under way, its red heat radiator wings deployed, near a small moon.

UNSS Amity, Verne Class: specification panel.

Color plate of the UNSS Amity, a Verne Class warp vessel, against a starfield.

Space Bus (Glenn Class) and Space Ark technical diagrams with specifications.

Color image of Vulcan, appearing deep red from space, accompanied by an Epsilon Eridani orbital-distance diagram and a data table of the system's planets.

Star chart of nearby systems showing major commercial routes and exploration routes radiating from Sol, including Alpha Centauri, Epsilon Eridani, Tau Ceti, Barnard's Star, 61 Cygni and others.

Line diagram of the warp drive prototype WD-1, the unmanned test vehicle that first exceeded the speed of light.

Front and rear figure studies of a Vulcan, illustrating physiology described in the Amity medical log.

Line diagram of an alien (Tellarite) figure accompanying the report on Earth's first contact with Tellar.

UNSS Pollux-Messier Class (2078-2110), length 258 m, weight 27.7 mil. kg, ship's complement 93, Second Adv. First Generation Warp Drive.

Unmanned Interplanetary Cargo Carrier (2076-2107), length 150 m, weight 19,000 tons, Adv. Fusion propulsion.

Milky Way Probe (2081), length 100 m, weight 8,000 tons, Warp Drive propulsion.

Work Pod-WP174 (2079-2098), length 34 m, weight 48 tons, ship's complement 4-6, Fusion-Warp propulsion.

Interstellar Research Ship-Edison Class (2084-2139), length 246 m, weight 34,000 tons, ship's complement 58, Warp Drive propulsion.

Space Tower-Assist Class (2085-2112), length 98 m, weight 13,500 tons, ship's complement 20, Warp Drive propulsion.

Star Survey Ship-Cosmos Class (2082-2120), length 229 m, weight 36,700 tons, ship's complement 100, Warp Drive propulsion.

USS Horizon-Horizon Class (2093-2140), length 280 m, weight 38.5 mil. kg, ship's complement 224, Second Generation Warp Drive.

Transport-Vanguard Class (2092-2128), length 260 m, weight 25 mil. kg, ship's complement 94, Adv. First Generation Warp Drive.

Space Buoy (2089-2131), length 28 m, weight 19 tons, Ion propulsion.

Star Fighter-Galliant Class (2096-2118), length 30 m, weight 70 tons, ship's complement 1-2, Adv. First Generation Warp Drive.

Hospital Ship-Hopkins Class (2098-2133), length 238 m, weight 90 mil. kg, ship's complement 728, Adv. First Generation Warp Drive.

Space Tank-Clark Class (2098-2116), length 61 m, weight 3,050 tons, ship's complement 10, Warp Drive propulsion.

Starbase 1 (cross section), Ion Maneuver propulsion.

Specification panel with elevation and plan view line drawings for the UNSS Pollux (Messier Class) Warp 2.9 Cruiser.

Full-page color plate: the UNSS Pollux (Messier Class) cruiser in deep space, with a blue planet beyond.

Specification panel and line drawing for the USS Horizon (Horizon Class) Warp 3.25 Cruiser, with a color plate of the ship's command module against the stars.

Full-page color plate: the bridge module and forward sensor array of the USS Horizon in deep space.

Full-page color plate: the saucer-form command section of the USS Horizon, showing its forward sensor dish.

Specification panels with line drawings for the Transport (Vanguard Class) and the Hospital Ship (Hopkins Class).

Photograph of the Rigel Trading Planet, a mottled world devoted to interstellar commerce.

Orbital distance diagram for the Rigel system, plotting its twelve planets against orbital distance in A.U.

Star map of the Rigel sector showing major commercial routes and other routes scaled in light-years, marking where the USS Muleskinner was spacejacked and where the transport Diana was plundered.

Line drawings of Rigel Trading Planet lifeforms: a tall slender humanoid alien, a fuzzy-spiked ciliated creature, and a stooped quadrupedal being.

Line drawing of the USS Scythe (Verne Class) destroyer maneuvering during the war games disaster.

Line drawing of Star Fleet Academy buildings.

Chapter title plate: “22nd Century.”

A Concise Look at Ships and Events: Spaceflight Chronology timeline (2101-2106). Schematic profiles of USS Patton (Marshall Class, 2105-2155), Scout-Mercury Class (2102-2129), and Scout-Doppler Class (2105-2125).

Spaceflight Chronology timeline (2107-2113). Schematic profiles of Adv. Star Fighter-Normandy Class (2110-2135), Adv. Space Tank-Bradley Class (2108-2129), and Scout-Powers Class (2113-2133).

Spaceflight Chronology timeline (2114-2119). Schematic profiles of USS Hurok (Broadway Class, 2118-), Prototype Battle Cruiser (2114-2115), Prototype Spy Ship (2117-2119), and Deneva Research Station (2119-).

Spaceflight Chronology timeline (2120-2125). Schematic profiles of USS Enterprise (Declaration Class, 2123-2165), Cruiser-Castor Class (2122-2156), and Star Fleet Museum (2121-).

USS Patton, Marshall Class data sheet with elevation view and plan view line drawings.

Full-page painting: a Cruiser-Castor Class starship passing over the cratered surface of a moon.

USS Enterprise, Declaration Class data sheet with a painting of the spaceliner’s ring section against a starfield.

Full-page painting: the USS Enterprise (Declaration-class spaceliner) in flight near a planet, ring section to port.

Full-page painting: the USS Enterprise (Declaration-class spaceliner) viewed from above, descending past its ring section toward a planet.

Data sheets and line drawings for the Prototype Battlecruiser (2114-2115) and the USS Hurok, Broadway Class (2118-).

Stellar Explorations spread: the Dual Worlds of Pyrimiis I, with a planet image, an orbital-distance diagram, and a data table for Pyrimiis I and II.

Star chart showing exploration routes, marked with the point where the USS Greyhound encounters the Extra Galactic Probe.

Logs spread (2102-2103): Horizon Journeys to Edge of Galaxy; Starbase 1 Destroyed by Romulan Warships, with an illustration of bird-of-prey-like Romulan warships.

Logs page (2104): Advance Laser Weaponry Introduced — the USS Poisson at the Centauri Firing Range.

Logs spread (2106-2109): Romulan War First Confrontation and Romulan War Ends (Battle of Cheron), with a tactical diagram of Federation Forces versus Romulans.

Logs spread (2115-2118): Discovery of Dual Worlds and Galactic Cultural Exchange Begins Touring Federation.

Logs spread (2120-2122): Galaxy’s Oldest Civilization Discovered and Breakthrough in Communications: Subspace Radio.

Logs page (2124): First Evidence of Extra-Galactic Civilizations — the inert extra-galactic probe recovered by the USS Greyhound.

Corvette-Pointer Class (2130-2156), length 79 m, weight 3,000 tons, complement 25, Adv. Second Generation Warp Drive.

Interplanetary Personal Craft (2129-2146), length 50 m, weight 365 tons, complement 12, Warp Drive.

Adv. Hospital Ship-Byrne Class (2127-2165), length 290 m, weight 100,519 tons, complement 850, Second Generation Warp Drive.

Delta Research Station (2131-).

USS Dewey-University Class (2132-2185), length 238 m, weight 58 mil. kg, complement 300, Adv. Second Generation Warp Drive.

Twin Cargo-Watt Class (2137-2173), length 164 m, weight 89,000 tons, complement 60, Adv. First Generation Warp Drive.

Unmanned Interstellar Ship-Boyden Series (2132-2168), length 255 m, weight 40,358 tons, Adv. Second Generation Warp Drive.

Factory Ship-McCormick Class (2135-2183), length 300 m, weight 230,600 tons, complement 200, Adv. First Generation Warp Drive.

Space Liner-Stellarford Class (2144-2192), length 264 m, weight 34 mil. kg, complement 2,000, Adv. Second Generation Warp Drive.

Space Refinery (2140-), length 335 m, weight 375,000 tons, complement 85, Ion Maneuver.

Adv. Research Ship-Palomar Class (2139-2167), length 100 m, weight 26,581 tons, complement 50, Second Generation Warp Drive.

Shuttle Plane (2144-2168), length 35 m, weight 300,000 kg, complement 69, Impulse-Powered Ion.

USS Tritium-Tritium Class (2148-2155), length 202 m, weight 47.6 mil. kg, complement 250, Third Generation Warp Drive (three nacelles).

Tritium Shuttle (2148-2173), length 9.25 m, weight 22,790 kg, complement 10, Impulse Power.

Drydock-DD495 (2146-2191), length 420 m, weight 300,560 tons, complement 150, Ion Maneuver.

USS King Charles (Stellarford Class) specification sheet, with cutaway plan of the warp 3.5 starliner.

Full-page color painting of the USS King Charles, a Stellarford Class luxury starliner, cruising above a blue world amid escort craft and planets.

USS Tritium (Tritium Class) specification sheet, with elevation and plan views of the warp 4 cruiser's three-nacelle design.

Full-page color painting of the USS Tritium, the ill-fated three-nacelle warp 4 cruiser, against a star field with nearby planets.

Painting of Alpha Virginis II, a blue world with mottled brown landmasses, home of the flying Canaris.

Orbital distance diagram for the Alpha Virginis system, plotting its six planets along an A.U. scale.

Star map of the Argelius sector showing starliner routes to the Jewel Stars and other destinations.

Painting of the red giant Phi Puma going supernova, illustrating the loss of the research ship USS Kepler.

Line drawing of a sauropod dinosaur, illustrating the Worlds in Evolution Program excursion to Epsilon Reptus (Dinosaur World).

Painting of an exploding star on the galactic fault line, illustrating the mystery novas of Sector 34.9.

Line drawings of the winged Canaris of Alpha Virginis II, showing their feathered torsos, accordion-strut wings and tree-clutching claws.

Partial floor plan, Level 4, of the USS King Charles luxury starliner.

USS Endurance-Mann Class (2154-2192), length 185 m, weight 54 mil. kg, complement 294, Adv. Third Generation Warp Drive.

Kepler Probe-Kepler Series (2151), length 15 m, weight 180,900 kg, Warp-Fusion.

Flying Fortress-Rickenbacker Class (2156-), length 310 m, weight 190 mil. kg, complement 422, Third Generation Warp Drive.

Prototype Battle Cruiser (2158-2160), length 312 m, weight 271,000 tons, complement 375, Adv. Third Generation Warp-Drive.

Prototype Military Carrier (2162-2164), length 1,200 m, weight 1,989,000 tons, complement 600, Adv. Third Generation Warp Drive.

USS Muletrain-Provider Class (2157-2190), length 225 m, weight 72.5 mil. kg, complement 65, Adv. Third Generation Warp Drive.

Adv. Scout-Lowell Class (2163-2187), length 200 m, weight 26,000 tons, complement 130, Third Generation Warp Drive.

Corvette-Hunter Class (2167-2191), length 85 m, weight 4,125 tons, complement 30, Third Generation Warp Drive.

Interstellar Pleasure Craft (2164-2183), length 95 m, weight 4,650 tons, complement 20, Adv. Second Generation Warp Drive.

USS Moscow-Baton Rouge Class (2170-2210), length 245 m, weight 92.5 kg, complement 344, Adv. Third Generation Warp Drive.

Interstellar Tug-Master Class (2174-), length 145 m, weight 22,000 tons, complement 20, Warp Drive.

Construction Rig CR594 (2169-), length 1,600 m, weight 2,875,000 tons, complement 750, Ion Maneuver.

USS Endurance (Mann Class) specification sheet, with plan view and elevation view of the warp 4.5 cruiser.

Full-page color painting of the USS Endurance, a Mann Class warp 4.5 cruiser, flying past a bright comet against a star field.

USS Moscow (Baton Rouge Class) specification sheet for the warp 4.8 cruiser, set against an image of a blue planet.

Full-page color painting of the USS Moscow, a Baton Rouge Class ship with separated saucer and twin engine modules, in orbit above a blue-white world.

Specification sheets for the Flying Fortress (Rickenbacker Class) armored cargo ship and the USS Muletrain (Provider Class) superconvoy lead ship, with line drawings of each.

Painting of Hydra II, the Water World, a planet completely enveloped by warm blue oceans and swirling white cloud.

Orbital distance diagram for the Hydra system, plotting its five planets along an A.U. scale.

Star map of the stellar frontier sector showing the Phi Puma supernova and Bayard's Planet, illustrating the reach of warp 4+ ships.

Line drawing of a Klingon shuttlecraft, illustrating the first confrontation between the USS Sentry and the Klingon Empire.

Line drawing of the USS Orpheus Kepler Series telemetry probe descending into a black hole.

Line drawing of a warp superconvoy, a chain of linked tugs and kilometer-long cargo cans, illustrating the Muletrain's maiden run.

Line drawing of an Endurance-type Mann Class ship over the doomed Bayard's Planet during the largest spacelift in history.

Line drawing of a Hydran, the aquatic humanoid inhabitant of the Water World of Hydra II.

Spaceflight Chronology timeline spread (2176-2182) with plan-view line drawings of the Trawler-Cabot Class, Heavy Scout-Bode Class and Scout-Hale Class.

Spaceflight Chronology timeline spread (2183-2188) with plan-view line drawings of the USS Enterprise (Constitution Class), Scout-Sawyer Class and Enterprise Shuttle Craft.

Spaceflight Chronology timeline spread (2189-2194) with plan-view line drawings of the Destroyer-Portsmith Class, Adv. Research Ship-Canopus Class and Star Liner-Eagle Class.

Spaceflight Chronology timeline spread (2195-2200) with line drawings of the Cargo Ship-Chariot Class, the Adv. Star Base and the Extra-Galactic Probe (Design Study).

USS Enterprise (Constitution Class) Warp 8 Cruiser specification sheet, with elevation and plan views of the NCC-1701.

Full-page color painting of the USS Enterprise NCC-1701 (Constitution Class) banking above a reddish planet against a star field.

Specification sheets for the Trawler-Cabot Class portable refinery and the seven-person Enterprise Shuttlecraft (NCC-1701/7), with line drawings of each.

Painting of Talos IV, a mottled brown-and-green world of the binary Talos Star Group.

Orbital distance diagram for the Talos system, plotting its eleven planets along an A.U. scale.

Star map showing exploration routes and the location where the USS Wells discovered the time gate.

Line drawings of raw dilithium crystals, illustrating the discovery of the crystal's properties at the Rigel XII Mining Complex.

Photographic image of a supernova remnant, illustrating the lingering galactic hazard of the Phi Puma supernova.

Painting of a Rescue Fleet of starships converging on a burst of light in space, illustrating the recovery of the lifeships from the Starliner Juliana.

Painting of starships emerging from a starburst, illustrating the explosion of the USS Ajax and the comet it created.

Chapter title page: “23rd CENTURY (INCLUDES DECLASSIFIED MATERIAL)” set against the OVERVIEW heading.

Full-bleed color painting of the uprated USS Enterprise NCC-1701 (Constitution II Class) against a star field, viewed beneath the saucer (left half of a two-page spread).

Full-bleed color painting of the uprated USS Enterprise NCC-1701, three-quarter view showing the redesigned secondary hull, deflector dish and nacelles (right half of the spread).

Full-page color painting of the uprated USS Enterprise NCC-1701 banking through a star field.

USS Enterprise Constitution II Class “Warp 12 Cruiser” specification data sheet, with elevation and plan views of the uprated NCC-1701.

“SPECULATIONS” title spread (Declassified Stardate: 3224.6) opening the future-speculations essays.

“SPECULATIONS” text spread continuing the panel's essays on spaceflight exploration, educational time travel and medical speculations.

“DECLASSIFIED” text spread continuing the essays on communications, weaponry and shape-changing starships.

Declassified SF 101SW specification data sheet (“SHIPS” header) with an elevation view of the wedge-and-pod hulled design.

Line-drawing side view of the SF 101SW (“DECLASSIFIED”), showing its elongated wedge hull and command pod.

Large rotated line-drawing view of the SF 101SW hull and nacelle pods (spread, left page).

Large rotated line-drawing front/plan view of the SF 101SW command and engineering structures (spread, right page).

Declassified SF 102SW specification data sheet (“DECLASSIFIED” header) with a plan view of the wedge-shaped SuperWarp vessel.

Large rotated line-drawing plan and detail views of the SF 102SW wedge hull and nacelle fins (spread).

Ship Summary comparison table (part 1): line drawings and specifications for Copernicus, Lewis and Clark, Wheeler, Tycho Brahe, Icarus, Bonaventure, Amity, Pollux, and Horizon.

Ship Summary comparison table (part 2): line drawings and specifications for Patton, Enterprise (Starliner), King Charles, Tritium, Endurance, Moscow, Enterprise, and Enterprise (Uprated).

Full-page seal of the United Federation of Planets: a wreathed laurel emblem encircling a central star-chart disc.

Closing inscription: "The Stars Beckon...Man Responds! The Human Adventure is Just Beginning!"—a final address to Star Fleet Academy Cadets ending "Live Long and Prosper!" set over a graph-paper field.