Miranda Class (Full Breakdown/Analysis)

[@stevenewman1393]

🖖😎👍Very totally wonderfully cool and very nicely greatly fabulously informatively explained and executed in every detail way shape and form provided on the "Miranda Class originally known as the Avenger Class!"; Any ways a job very spectaculary well done indeed Sir's!👌. (And P.S. I own each and every one of the Eaglemoss variants of this this ship along with the Reliant itself!).

[@rictorblackbus]

I had hoped for some coverage on the Reliant class from STO

[@henrynorcrossii3363]

It's called the Miranda Class. The USS Reliant was simply the first on that we had seen onscreen.

[@Jack_Stafford]

The original videos are not cringe-worthy, they are what brought me to and kept me at Trekyards. But I can't deny that with the new cameras, animations and your increased comfort with making videos does show as well! Happy to have both to watch and look forward to seeing many more!

[@DarinRWagner]

The only thing I dislike about the Mirandas is that their shuttlebays are misnumbered. On ships, even-numbered stuff goes on the port side while odd-numbered stuff goes on the starboard side.

[@kennieminski7080]

If they ever remaster DS9 it would be nice to see some Ambassador class ships in the battles.

[@colinmoore5991]

And New Orleans.

[@jeffhallam2004]

I never get tired of your rewinds! I thinks its a testament to your love and respect of Star Trek! No not cringe worthy we love you guys! :) Several of the issues with the Miranda or Avenger class not being able to compete was that shielding and structural integrity can only be upgraded so much as opposed to weapons.

[@Numbah3Son]

I love this ship. A whole fleet of these would be perfect in my opinion.

[@adamlemus7585]

Miranda Class: I’m the redshirt or the fleet, more of me gets blown up killing all onboard then any other class of ship! Oberth Class: Hold! My!! Beer!!!!!!! 💥

[@PsychoStreak]

Miranda Class: No, you hold my beer, Oby. I have three times your crew capacity, and I can actually fight back before dying heroically. c Oberth Class: It was ONE TIME! Geez! I get stuck with a Captain too slow to raise shields the second something smells wrong and that's all everyone remembers. I'm a science ship, not a gunslinger. Miranda Class: Hey, hey now! It's not like that. Even Kirk got caught out like that. He barely survived! Not your fault. Oberth Class: Thanks Mir. I still get a lot of grief even after serving the fleet over a century. It hurts. Miranda Class: It's those Nova Class punks, isn't it? Like they've ever done anything but violate the prime directive and get beat up by an Intrepid. Never mind them. You've done plenty of solid work for the fleet. Oberth Class: It's nice to be acknowledged. Miranda: I mean, you've even saved the day a couple times. Like that time when your crew encountered a pathogen that got the Enterprise crew all drunk and horny? They were gonna be toast until you took the hit from that Stellar fragment for them. Oberth Class: Yeah! But seriously, freakin' pathogens and diseases. We're only as good as whoever programmed the bio-filters, am I right? Miranda: Preaching to the choir man.

[@adamlemus7585]

Jamal Taylor Hahahahaha. I needed that.

[@chrissonofpear1384]

@@PsychoStreak Too, too cute...

[@linz8291]

It's usual to contains different vessels to starfleets, because we are preparing for fantastic galactic journey.

[@thanasisgeronimos9124]

jees....that miranda next to the pylon was very huge....is that to scale...because they did another shot of another vessel with the same flyby and that ship was properly to scale i believe...and now that seemed a little too big??

[@joshkkg1519]

I've been watching you guys for a long time and, while I haven't gone back and watched those old episodes in a long time, I can definitely tell your presentation has improved a ton.

[@agerothn]

For those who many not have noticed, there's actually a nod to the Miranda class in the Battle of the Binary Stars. The Europa's registry contains the same numbers, and it seems fitting, given the ship looks just like a reworked Miranda.

[@eXcommunicate1979]

You say kit bashed, I say standard operating procedure. ;) It always seemed off to me that every ship in a class would look identical. This is never the way real world navies operate, so I'd imagine you'd see a lot of variation within each class of starship in "reality." Or you'd even have "production runs" of each variant or even different configurations produced by different shipyards. The Antares Shipyard Galaxy Class ship would be its own variant from the Utopia Planitia Yards Galaxy variant. etc. That's my head canon anyway.

[@Riceball01]

But every major variant within a ship class is more or less the same. Using the Arleigh Burke class as an example, all Flight 1 ships are going to look pretty much the same and there won't be any major changes in appearance until you get to the Flight 2s and even then it might be more internal than external. The only class of ship, that I'm aware of, that underwent very noticeable changes between flight are the LA class subs with the 688Is moving the dive planes from the sail down where they were on the Flight 1s and 2s, down to near the bow. The ships in Trek tend to vary hugely within a class, so much so that it could be argued that they're really an entirely different class derived from an older class much like how the Ticonderoga class cruisers were based on the hull of the older Spruance class destroyer.

[@henrynorcrossii3363]

I imagined that Star Fleet continued to produce the Constitution Class after the initial 12, 13, or 14 that were originally produced, and only the originals were more or less identical due to being produced at the same time. That's why Kirk could truthfully say that there were only 12 like her in the fleet. All of the originals probably received identical or near identical refits to keep their technology up to date. With one of the first major refits coming after the 2nd pilot episode. I've also thought that the out of sync registry numbers were either legacy ships or refit from older ships that were badly damaged, and instead of returning them to original configuration they were upgraded to Constitution Class. If you look at the original Star Fleet Technical Manual most of the ships had used, at least outwardly, identical saucer sections. The saucer sections looked like they were mass produced for use on several different classes of starships.

[@chrissonofpear1384]

Interesting to see specific dates for introduction and refits from Eaglemoss, here (2261 and 2276, respectively) Not always inline with some novel/comic references, maybe, but otherwise quite reasonable. Maybe a bit late.

[@xxthexcaliburxx]

One of the best OG Designs in my opinion

[@paulgrattan8343]

I love STO's design on the Miranda replacement by 2409. The Reliant class. You can tell its an evolution of the Miranda and it has a proper deflector. Nacelles with bus collectors. It looks tough and durable its definatly a huge improvement in every department.

[@DavidKnowles0]

Nebula class was the STNG era replacement for the Miranda.

[@paulgrattan8343]

@@DavidKnowles0 I dont believe it was. If the Nebula is the replacer then why is Starfleet still building and modifying Miranda class starships by the end of the Dominion war. Even the "replacer" gets a refit while the ship its supposed to replace is still in service. Does not make sense.

[@DavidKnowles0]

@@paulgrattan8343 we have no idea how quickly Starfleet can build ships, there were clearly a lot of Miranda ships to replace. An given the failure of the galaxy class against the Dominion and the threat of the Borg perhaps they abandon the design for something newer.

[@robmoss3501]

If I were a captain of a Miranda class in the tng era I would upgrade the hell out of it!

[@eXcommunicate1979]

Hopefully you'd have a lot of pull with Starfleet R&D. Or maybe Lt. Nog could assist you with the Great Material Continuum.

[@terrywest111]

@@eXcommunicate1979 The Miranda could've used some armor upgrades. They were just getting merced waaaaaay to easily during the Dominion War.

[@henrynorcrossii3363]

@@terrywest111 I think that the class was primarily attempting to make up for their inadequate shields by being heavily armed for it's size. If the schematics are based in canon it would have also been designed to be primarily a troop and star fighter transport. A lot of the initial internal volume was dedicated to the shuttles and flight crews for them.

[@terrywest111]

@@henrynorcrossii3363 I never really considered the Miranda as a fighter carrier. A troop ship, yeah. I think STO hit it out of the park when they made the Akira capable of being a carrier.

[@henrynorcrossii3363]

@@terrywest111 I was looking at the blueprints for the Miranda class to attempt to locate the navigational deflector. I only found the auxiliary deflector. That's when I saw that on the Miranda itself that it seemed to have been designed for troop and fighter escort duties.

[@JeffTheBunnySlayer]

I like the twin weapon pods on the upside-down variant, makes it look tougher

[@DarinRWagner]

I really like these rewinds, guys. Well done.

[@ozziemederos]

Reliant perfect coded is 16309

[@raverdeath100]

by DS9 i would have imagined that automation would have reduced the Miranda's crew complement to around 100. the ship has always fulfilled the support role in my opinion and the fact that it was so versatile means it's no surprise to me that it lasted so long on the frontline. the torpedoes and heavy phasers would make it an ideal support ship, a bit like the Flower Class corvette during WW2.

[@TheCsel]

I see them similar how the British used to make a battlecruiser variant of the battleship class for the design they were running through production. Miranda battlecruiser to Constitution class and Nebula battlecruiser to the Galaxy class. But being so useful and versatile the Miranda keeps getting reused in maybe a downgraded role. And similar to how jet-fighters like the A-10 or F-16 still being useful enough they are willing to keep them in service for 70+ years, upgrade new electronics and weapons, but the base form still works, even if the F-22 or F-35 are more modern.

[@robertdrexel2043]

Also by the time of the Dominion War, they would reduce the crew further and just throw these ships at the Dominion. To give them time to get the newer class of ships in further production.

[@kevin711able]

where is the deflector dish?

[@atmosdwagon4656]

Doesn't have one. Supposedly, it uses short range deflector shields to protect itself while cruising at warp, similarly to how most canonical alien ships do (Klingons and Romulan ships omit them entirely).

[@gethammed]

I like when the Captain said a lot of the episodes where cringeworthy to him and the Commander had a face like... Hey! I kinda liked those episodes, I worked hard on them. Lol. But, anyways, great re-look at the Miranda Class!

[@Kyosukedono]

I think calling the Miranda Class the "red shirt" of the federation is cringey. Why do people hate this ship so much? I will never know. It's my favorite Starship ever and I am sad it has never gotten any respect from anyone else besides me, Nimoy and Roddenberry

[@alluringming]

Next to a few klingon ships the miranda class and ships based on it in Sto is one my favorite ships in star trek. Small but tough.

[@Memorandum7]

It would be cool to see a Miranda saucer section connected to a Constitution neck/engineering hull section. It would still have the roll bar across the top & the lower hanging warp nacelles removed.

[@robertdrexel2043]

You know I had an idea several years ago when I was trying to set up a brief Roleplaying Game using a Miranda Class Variant customized as a Light Carrier for Federation Fighters. It was an interesting idea in my mind I wish I still had the notes for that RP and the dedicated background for the ship someone in the RP did. Sigh.

[@dotmatrix7383]

Did not expect to see the USS Majestic model here. Nice!

[@KertaDrake]

If they remaster DS9 They should have only TNG era ships for the first major battle or two getting wrecked, then primarily Mirandas and Excelsiors as though they were pulling fleets out of their mothballed ships, then a slow transition into First Contact ships as the wartime production kicks in.

[@bryanmcfarland967]

Hi Guys!!! Where's the deflector system in the Miranda class?

[@DavidKnowles0]

it doesn't seem to have one!

[@chrissonofpear1384]

@@DavidKnowles0 It's the two small knob like structures on the upper hull, toward the middle.

[@hashibirainosuke622]

Thanks guys you re invigorated my collecting, purchased the eagle moss reliant xl, voyager xl and the defiant xl, and finally the lantree standard, I am ecstatic with these models weight is nice and they are solid, the details is great, stands are as stated many times good but once fitted don’t mess with it. The relent has a special place in my heart as i do love wrath of khan, and the end of the film was so emotional and why I rate it as my favourite trek movie..

[@JasonAdank]

The Miranda Class CGI model in this video was made my Alain Rivard, and the Constitution Refit was made by Dennis Bailey. Both originally made in Lightwave3D

[@barrybend7189]

Ah yes Starfleet's Toyota technical.

[@benoosthoek]

The animations really improved over the years! Kudo's, from page 1 google pics to nicely rendered animations. Well played.

[@robertbrown1141]

I've sometimes wondered why Starfleet doesn't take the modular approach more. Take a base frame that's okish all around. Need a cargo ship? Slap on a cargo bay. Deep space assignment? Slap on some extra engineer and repair facilities. Science? Slap on a science module. Etc etc. Plus, you also get the benefit of not sending your weak science ships into battle during war. Just recall and swap with a tactical module.

[@msbae]

Where is the navigational deflector on that ship?

[@khartog01]

I've always wondered that myself.

[@henrynorcrossii3363]

I always assumed that it may have been on the front of the saucer in a similar manner to where the back up navigational deflector assembly was on the front of the Constitution Class. It just may not have stood out. Unless it was unobtrusively mounted elsewhere.

[@henrynorcrossii3363]

I looked at the Miranda Class blueprints, and I didn't find the main deflector. However I did find the auxiliary deflector assembly. It's at the bottom of the saucer on either side of the front illumination running light. Here's a link: www.cygnus-x1.net/links/lcars/sd-miranda-nx-1833.php

[@tiggerthemighty8279]

I can see Gene Rodenberry walking up to the crew and asking them to "make an evil counterpart to the Enterprise". Crew nods, waits for him to leave, looks at each other. Crew: nah. Lets make something cool!

[@EugenioAngueira]

Great update to the episode on a great starship design!

[@radioflyer68911]

One of my faves, but those that were designed by ILM didn't always take the deflector dish concept into consideration. Nor did they consider the need to traverse from the first and secondary hull in the Grissom. Looks trumped logic.

[@lordlelouch2379]

My first ship in sto but the t6 fleet is no redshirt it a beast with pulse phasers and fleet photon torpedoes

[@YesterchipsMIG]

I really would like to see more about the miranda's interior. Are there any free 3D models of that on the net? Those shuttlebays must be huge...

[@soundwave1a]

The Miranda-class is a light cruiser.................minus the roll-bar. With the traditional R/B it's either a frigate or heavy frigate I believe.

[@Plasmacore_V]

How does the lack of the roll bar reduce the class from cruiser down past destroyer to a frigate?

[@soundwave1a]

@@Plasmacore_V I believe it's a frigate type design. If it's a destroyer sure. But not a light cruiser w/the roll-bar w/weapons attachment.

[@Plasmacore_V]

I read your comment as: This ship, without the roll bar, is a light cruiser. But *with* the roll bar (ie: extra weapons etc.) it becomes a frigate. That doesn't compute. Hull classifications are based on role, power, size, etc. among other things (as in the real world.) Therefore: corvette > frigate > destroyer > cruiser > battleship You *could* argue that if it were a light cruiser w/o the bar the addition of one would make it a heavy cruiser. But the hull can't just skip a classification level.

[@soundwave1a]

@@Plasmacore_V Heck this is SCI-FI forget what I said! GEESH!

[@Quentin02143]

Question: Why doesn't the Miranda class have a deflector dish?

[@Quentin02143]

@@E-xyza Thanks!

[@marcusbah]

The U.S.S Reliant was not a Miranda Class Ship. It was an Avenger Class Ship. The Miranda's were light cruisers, whereas the Avenger's were heavy frigates. They may have similar designs, however the Reliant is an Avenger Class.

[@geographicaloddity2]

I can't hear "Miranda " without hearing River Tam whispering it before she destroys that bar in Serenity. So, there was a TOS style Miranda since it is listed in Court Martial?

[@RetroBerner]

Slick graphics, you guys are getting TOO good, I am worried CBS might take notice

[@dotmatrix7383]

Fire those cease and desist torpedoes!

[@seanoneill9606]

They are really cool.

[@Zarcondeegrissom]

wasn't the ship made out of 'explode-ium' or something like that, lol. Great vid Sam and Foley. B)

[@saalkz.a.9715]

No, that was the Oberth class!

[@Zarcondeegrissom]

lol, ok. been a while and couldn't remember. Thanks. B)

[@henrynorcrossii3363]

Most of the ships do come equipped with rocks behind the bulkheads. That way they can insure that the crew gets that extra injury that they may not have had before. The 1701 mainly threw sparks, but most of the crew weren't badly injured from those.

[@Zarcondeegrissom]

lol. B)

[@SandsOfArrakis]

They got their armor upgraded with Oberthium. Explodium deposits were running low with all the Oberths blowing up.

[@jordanreed3675]

I’m pretty sure that there was a Miranda seen briefly in enterprise season 3 when archer has been brought to the 26th century on the Enterprise J

[@henrynorcrossii3363]

I saw it as well. However it's still debatable if that 26th Century version of everything wasn't an alternative future.

[@anthonylowder6687]

So why doesn't she have a deflector? Interesting that the ship docked at DS9 has the identification of: U.S.S. RELIANT NCC-1864.

[@lastationproductions]

Love this ship Loved it from when i first saw it in wrath of khan

[@ozziemederos]

Reliant prefix code is still 16309 no over ride

[@TheSuperSnake313]

Great update and renders, keep it up you two, been missing ya since DISCO ended

[@terrywest111]

Guys, I have a question on the 23rd Century Mirandas. Specifically on the standard phaser banks that are on the saucer, are they the same type as the Constitution? Or are they slightly less powerful? I know the mega phasers are a lot more destructive but I don't know about the standard phaser banks.

[@benoosthoek]

Wrath of Khan will always be my favorite movie.

[@Adam_Boots]

Did anyone else notice that the cgi model of the Majestic had the Reliants number on the nacelles and the name below the impulse engines?

[@Memorandum7]

Where is the reflector dish on the Miranda?

[@schubertuk]

How do the crew get to the torpedo bays?

[@paulrasmussen8953]

Also likely that most of the fleet is likely Miranda and Excelsior ships

[@matthew022au]

That Galaxy class is beautiful, and huge.

[@jasonbarkman]

Where is the navigational deflector?

[@MechaTrekAD]

The Miranda Class is my all time favorite Star Trek vessel.

[@martinstallard2742]

Was it true that the ship was supposed to be upside down

[@batman88ironman]

So Miranda class had 2 mega phasers 6 phaser beams and 4 photon torpedoes but the constitution class was the heavy cruiser

[@robinvan1983]

Still better looking than any disco ship

[@w00dyblack]

Wheres its deflector dish ?

[@scifiguy26]

Nice remaster👍 love this ship i hope round2 Will release a 1/350 scale model of this ship in the near future🖖

[@radioflyer68911]

During the last big battles on DSN no one had shields.

[@mistytharpe3991]

Where is the deflector dish?

[@santoniusprime7933]

I was hoping you would address the lack of a navigational deflector. Seems like a critical component to most starship designs, but the Miranda class doesn’t seem to have one. I have always disliked this class of starship because of it.

[@TheCastellan]

STo had a varient where one is on the torpedo pod. Personally it dont bother me.

[@henrynorcrossii3363]

I just looked at the blueprints for the Miranda class and I couldn't find the main navigational deflector. I did however find the auxiliary navigational deflector. It's on the underside of the saucer on either side of the bottom front illumination light.

[@kennethmelnychuk9737]

The Miranda class is the red shirt of the fleet, LOL

[@AgeCobra]

And firing torpedo's in Sacrifice of Angles remastered .

[@mgill9505]

Why aren't "Mega Phasers" used more often not counting Defiant's pulse phaser cannons

[@S1nwar]

because they awkwardly dont really exist in universe since they are never used

[@henrynorcrossii3363]

Maybe they need to be mounted to the points that would allow them to draw power directly from the warp nacelles, and for the larger ships they may drain too much of the necessary power.

[@John-oo8dn]

The Miranda is my favorite TOS era ship (not that there are much to choose from). I was never a huge fan the Constitution (or it’s successors). The Miranda is more utilitarian and it’s design makes more sense than the Constitution, while maintaining the aesthetic of the Federation ships.

[@henrynorcrossii3363]

I think that Star Fleet has continued production of the Miranda class well past the TNG, DS9, and VOY time. Just like it seems that they were still producing the refit Constitution class of ships. Since I would find it to be very unlikely that they would pull 70 year old ships out of mothballs to fight the Borg at Wolf 359. Finding enough crew, resupplying, and rearming those vessels would have been an astronomical challenge for Star Fleet to do in the short time they had to get ready. Not to mention the training necessary to teach people how to operate them.

[@DavidKnowles0]

An it not hard to imagine the Federation still operating 70 years old ships, especially in the core worlds of the federation, where they should be fairly staff, the US is operating nearly 50 year old carriers,

[@henrynorcrossii3363]

@@DavidKnowles0 they wanted to decommission and mothball the original 1701 after around 15-20 years after its refit. I find it hard to believe that they would continue using 70+ year old vessels even by refitting them. It would make far more sense to continue manufacturing the class of ships.

[@AaronJoshandRiley]

Miranda Class.... now thats a sexy ship. WAY better than the DISCOverse ships.

[@retropolis1]

Where is the deflector?

[@atmosdwagon4656]

It doesn't use a directional deflector because of its compact shape. Instead, the Miranda uses short range Deflector Shields, more akin to how the Klingon and Romulan ships operate. Ultimately, deflectors were brought back for aesthetic reasons than any hard in-universe lore, since if directional deflector screens were necessary for space travel, there are many more violations of that requirement from canonical ships than there are those that adhere to it.

[@alanhembra2565]

My favorite ship.

[@mickikaufman5360]

Awesome! Thanks for this, a TOS Miranda is my personal fave ship design. In my own conception, there is no rollbar in the TOS era, since the rollbar housed the photon torpedo pod, which was not on the Secondary Hull in the TOS Constitution class.

[@terrywest111]

I love the Miranda!

[@seanoneill9606]

I've never understood the name. What is it referencing?

[@NorrisMilstead]

The only st ship I like..I have a 4 foot long 3d printed model of a custom built ship..

[@baconcommander4643]

Who is Miranda?

[@richardlyons1276]

No bloody sensor dish means no bloody good.

[@ozziemederos]

Okay but in the first Battle because the enterprise wasn't damaged before the reliant attack the enterprise

[@chrish.7563]

Re-booting your own show now??? Nah... just kidding! Like your work. Really, I do. Keep it up. Re-booted or no (not something I'd ever tell Abrams or Kurtzman, so Kudos to you two).

[@Shadx27]

If they remaster DS9 with new visuals, they can get rid of the Yeager Class! There, I said it!

[@AdmiralStoicRum]

These are a destroyer. They are armed to the teeth and very squishy. They arent meant to be front line in current military doctrine

[@ozziemederos]

And when was Khan was in Command he beat Kirk in the first Battle

[@paulgeoffrion5506]

My favorite!

[@haroldchase1881]

Frankly I don’t buy the Connie not being around in the DS9 time frame. If they remaster DS9 they dam well better add those ships too

[@Marcus51090]

I’d hate to be on one of these they are always one shotted

[@henrynorcrossii3363]

Maybe they just hadn't received upgraded shields because they were more heavily armed. It could also be that the weapons used too much of the available power.

[@Marcus51090]

Henry Norcross II then upgrade their power systems.... if it wasn’t for the dominion war they where scheduled to be decommissioned

[@RoodeMenon]

Mirinda Class. Feeling thirsty?

[@ozziemederos]

She can out runs and out guns

[@henrynorcrossii3363]

The Enterprise had also been heavily damaged at the time. Plus with the smaller mass and what looks like the same impulse drive on both it might be faster using sublight speeds.

[@Kinepho]

I've had quite a few issues with Eaglemoss. First 4 shipments were broken ships, badly packed in the box. Only had a few of those large bubble packs that didn't keep the model box from sliding all over the place. Tried working things out with them and each time they failed to come through. Haven't been really impressed with their customer service or package handling. Great looking models, bad service.

[@calvingrondahl1011]

I watched Star Trek in 1966 at 16 years old. Miranda Class? In engineering form follows function, what function? If it wasn’t for George Lucas Hollywood won’t have cared to bring Star Trek back. After 1977 there was a science fiction gold rush in California. Money drives Star ships not artistic feeling.

[@chadwickmccarty4944]

Possibly the second most recognized & iconic ST Fed ship behind the Constitution class. Sometimes I "think" I even like the Miranda over the Constitution.

[@ozziemederos]

The number on the reliant is for president Lincoln death and the end of the civil war

[@tonygiordano3616]

SO SICK OF SEEING THIS SHIP

[@jefferyyoung2580]

I love ❤️ uss relant

[@mlasrb]

There is no more Miranda class, no more deadalous class thanks to Star Trek discovery

[@azmystiere7600]

says who?

[@mlasrb]

Az Mystiere well if you look at official information Star Trek discovery takes place during 2256-2257. Now officially Miranda class entered service around 2260. How come when you look at the ships they look nothing like ships of ENT and TOS? And before you start rambling on how they have to modernise and it’s not 1960s anymore I get it’s modern times and they had to modernise but they could have done to Miranda and other ship new classes like they did to modernised enterprise in discovery. I just think discovery is fake ass crap and not Star Trek.

[@azmystiere7600]

@@mlasrb Right to your opinion, but the Miranda class exists in whatever form... as does the Daedulus class... and now Discovery goes to the 31st century, we will never need to see what they would look like modernized....

[@mlasrb]

Az Mystiere 33nd century not 31st. 2258 + 950 years as stated in show is 3208 which is maybe 150-200 years after Daniels. They will still have to be careful of canon because Daniels exist in 31st century and there is time graveling ship uss relativity from 27th century so they better be careful about that part of canon and not mess up like this did with discovery in first and second season of the show the rest of trek canon.

[@jesse33cdn]

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