12 - The Final Frontier
(Part 2)
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The 21st Century...
In the 21st Century, aerospace planes will help to open up
space travel to a wider segment of the general population. Perhaps one will be named
Enterprise.
[Photo: NASA]
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Virgin Atlantic/Virgin Galactic plans to begin a
commercial spaceflight service with its StarShipTwo
spacecraft being named in honor of the Enterprise.
[Photo: Virgin Galactic]
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...And Beyond
The Declaration-class spaceliner Enterprise,
launched in 2123, was the most popular on
the route from Earth to Alpha Centauri.
[Photo: Paramount Pictures]
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Earth's first starship was the Enterprise (NX-01),
which embarked on its first mission in 2151.
[Photo: Paramount Pictures]
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The most famous starship in Starfleet history was
the USS Enterprise (NCC-1701), wich was commissioned in 2245.
[Photo: Paramount Pictures]
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The second starship Enterprise (NCC-1701A) was
originally the USS Yorktown. She was rechristened
in 2286 in honor of the
first starship Enterprise.
[Photo: Paramount Pictures]
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The starship Enterprise (NCC-1701B) has the
unfortunate distinction of being the vessel from
which Starfleet legend, Captain
James T. Kirk,
disappeared and was presumed dead in 2293.
[Photo: Paramount Pictures]
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In 2344, the starship Enterprise (NCC-1701C) was
drawn into a freak vortex and transported 22 years into the future and an encounter
with her successor, the Enterprise (NCC-1701D).
[Photo: Paramount Pictures]
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The Galaxy-class starship Enterprise (NCC-1701D) was
commissioned in 2363. Under command of Captain Jean-Luc Picard, her exploratory
mission carried on the proud legacy of the name Enterprise.
[Photo: Paramount Pictures]
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In 2373, Captain Picard and crew, aboard the latest
starship Enterprise (NCC-1701E), saved the human race from assimilation by the
Borg.
[Photo: Paramount Pictures]
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