The Biggest Starfleet Ship | USS Enterprise J Star Trek (Universe Class)
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- Опубликовано: 11 май 2023
- In this video we will analyze the specification of the universe class or the Enterprise including a review on why was the ship so big?
- Specification of the vessel
- The size of the vessel
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I like the Explorer class on Babylon 5, its basically a space station. They have to have everything needed to live on it for years at a time, including all the process facilities needed to process rare ore and grow their own food.
I think that the Enterprise J being a long range exploration vessel, and the ship trying to be a flying space station, seems to be the most correct. When OTOY's Roddenberry Archives released a video on the Enterprise Lineage, they showed a clip of the Enterprise J where top half of the saucer was see through, and it looked like it had a straight up city inside of it.
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I think the only way this ship can be justified is if it was intended to go on intergalactic voyages. By then the federation would be considering it and it would explain the size and radical design
I like the idea of the ship. I could see the Federation making one, maybe of these ships. Like people are saying, it's more of a flying space station, self sustained for decade long missions, generational. I could see this ship being used to circumnavigate the Milky Way. Reconnect with species that Voyager encountered plus new species. Could make for an interesting show, that's for sure.
it's really a wonderful flying space station and settlement.
I like the idea of a ship so big it could be self sufficient for decades at a time. It would be better served for a long distance colony ship though.
the universe class on top of being a generational ship designed for intergalactic missions it's also a mobile forward operating base. so if people say the galaxy class is a mobile starbase...than the universe class would be a proper mobile starbase.
The more room the better.
Ah like the living ships from star wars that are totally self sufficient and technically alive?
This might be an unpopular opinion but I've always wished Starfleet ships would've been bigger overall. They don't have to be 3k+ meters like the Enterprise J but many have seemed to small and underpowered for what they were intended to do. It's undoubtedly easier and faster to build smaller ships but we've often seen what a disadvantage they've been at when going up against larger, more powerful ones with greater resources, weapons and energy systems.
by the 32nd century starfleet ships 680 meters is the average. some are 1-1.50 km for example the janeway class is the same size as the galaxy class.
Thanks. Bud. I believe she was that large because she is a true generational star ship . They would need to have children and civilisations , and educational facilities. And train the children to one day crew the ship . And manufacturing facilities. To create anti-matter . Not 7 years missions but decades long missions . Extra galactic missions.
you need space for redundancies and supplies and such too.
This vessel would be an ideal planet destroyer.
"Two miles long eh? Well that's very good for a first try!"
- Warhammer 40k and Star Wars
Maybe at some point in the future this ship might be used for the Federation's exploration of the Andromeda galaxy if they can make a series for that. There is only 1 ep from the Original Star Trek series that come from there and it would be a new experience of a federation vessel now exploring another galaxy in a turning point in a era of peace in the Milky Way galaxy. And as the Enterprise-J will mostly be on her own throughout most of her travels in the Andromeda it'll almost be like the Voyager's trek through the Gamma Quadrant, though bigger in scale in both ship and area traveling through sizes. However, the hard part of making a show like that is what things will be in the Andromeda galaxy, anything is possible and so anything may happen to the Enterprise-J as it starts exploring the galaxy.
It's not too big at all. It's a freakin starship that explores other galaxies. Bigger size means more equipment and personnel and it can stay out longer without resupply and support.
If my informations are correct the Universe class has Temporal technology and its a Battleship. For the size problem. If its fast enough maybe it its capable for inter-galactic missions
Always wanted to see in action vs Sphere builders, more than 22nd century Romulan war
Thing is massive in STO too
Enterprise-J is for Colonizing other Planets and Colony Support including Evacuation... Also when it comes to Military Applications, it makes for a fantastic transport ship. Multiple Offensive and Defensive Arrays, Multiple Warp Cores, maybe they started using a Barkley's Warp Core "N'th Degree" just to power the Shields alone or MAYBE... Janeways Transphasic Torpedoes and Armor Technology... NOTHING beats those!!!
Not the best looking but it sure is something else. Is it a city or a ship that can fight
I wanna see a new st series with a new crew. Where they travel to other galaxies with the enterprise J or another universe class ship.
They can make the othrr galaxy/s more scientifically accurate (for examole not every speice being humanoid, or needing EV suits on other planets, etc...) as well as invent Sooo many new species/characters/factions etc...
🤔 Didn't discovery have like a national park size forest as a starship?
It was 2,000 meters in diameter
I've got that ship on Star Trek Online.
The inerital accelerations inside the ship would be crazy on something that big when it made turns. I suppose they have "inertial dampeners" to fix that problem
The Universe Class seems more like a Colony in Space with the option of establishing legit colonies on planets along the way, however the name suggest that it wasn't bound by the vast distances of the Delta and Gamma Quadrants, but instead used a captured star at the center of the vessel to travel between galaxies. Call it a home, away from home with no fear of being trapped or lost. That ship could land on any planet and it would serve perfectly as a major city for centuries. A ship this size would also have a last resort mission which would be to ensure the survival of the human race in every galaxy they visited. But lets hope it doesn't come to that!
I like most of the things about it other than the sight to sight transporters
I am not really a fan of it, and tend to dismiss it as something from an alternate timeline from the prime timeline. it also makes no sense for its timezone. Something that big would be a intergalactic level explorer, but in that timeline the Federation was deep in long term war with the Spherebuilders controlling almost a quarter of the galaxy.
Same. Ugly and again the mistake with families like in the Galaxy class.
With news of the new Babylon 5 movie, we'll get some new scales.
I'm looking forward to it 😊
We have some pretty impressive scales in other universes. Halo's UNSC Infinity tops out at 5,694.2 meters and the Covenant CSO Class Supercarrier is an absurd 28,960 meters. Even Star Wars has the Eclipse Star Dreadnought at 19,000 meters. Some series just get ridiculous.
Babylon 5 movie ?
I love the enterprise ships so nostalgic , my favorite tho is the uss discovery
The problem is that we have an enterprise g in the early 25th century
QSS drive ships are supposed to be narrow and sleek. So how can this beast be insanely wide with the floating nacelles? IT CAN'T!
The Galaxy Class already checked all the boxes for a generation ship. J is a discount design with as much thought put into it as the screen time it got and when they run out of unicorn farts it'll be dead in space.
I fear that either in a major battle or a catastrophic injury from say a meteor shower that broke through the shielding that they would not have enough trained personnel to cover all those critical areas of a starship, where the fields may have failed.... So there is some thought that having ships that are excessively large without enough actual flesh-and-blood personnel to do repairs during the critical failure could be catastrophically well let's just say BAD for the ship and BAD for the FORMER inhabitants that are floating away as frozen lumps of flesh.... One would also have to consider training all the teenage and adult civilian members of the ship in emergency repairs and in the necessary survival techniques that if they are forced to land somewhere without the ability to use replicators. They would have to scrounge a living off of whatever they could find on a planet or planetoid, so having purpose-built survival kits that don't depend on electronics but on actual hardbound books and other equipment that would not require electricity, emergency medicine would have to be something that they would have to be trained to use and trust again without the benefit of electronics and replicators.... What I'm talking about is not necessarily worst-case but it's a common case common sense course of thinking of what to do and how to accomplish what is necessary. My wife and I were both trained in emergency survival both in the military and in the boy scouts and girl scouts back in the good old days. We e raised our two sons to consider that "TECHNOLOGY CAN AND WILL FAIL". Therefore we have common-sense approach here in our home where we try to maintain 3 to 6-month supply of canned foods that don't require extensive cooking, appropriate emergency first-aid and radiological detection equipment... And of course we all have appropriate training in all the named items. It's not paranoia it's just being prepared in the event of the worst case.... Now mind you we have been doing this, well in my case since I was a child back in the 1960's..... I don't believe that the world is going to blow up tomorrow but you never know when you're going to have a major earthquake and you might find it difficult to find food for several weeks let alone appropriate medical assistance. And you never know when somebody's going to decide to melt a nuclear reactor down or fling a nuclear weapon in ones general direction, just saying.....
for example for trek 26th century they have nanobots and regenerative hulls .... so essentially the ship is self repairing.
Anyone with comparable tech and a ship designed purely for combat would chew her up! I love the look of this ship, but schools and parks in a huge ship, where you could have more weapons or defenses makes you less survivable. More hostages, just a lose lose all the way around.
Why so big, because you might like the clubs and restaurants on the other side of the saucer.
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Stop bashing the Enterprise J. I like a 2 mile starship.
I don't like it - Never have. I understand the idea of a long range explorer having space for crew, family and all the facilities needed for those... but this is just too big to be sensible.
Just think of it has Federation city ship similar to voth city ship that was in Voyager and star trek online
Imagine the havoc it could wreak goingninto warp. The exponential increase in gravity displacement forming a warp bubble. At what point does aship this big pull planets out of orbit or asteroids towards colonized planets?
Apparently Picards Enterprise in TNG had a crew of 1,000. I wonder what they were all doing when just about everything on the ship was done by the 6 or 7 people who made up the bridge crew with the odd new face wheeled in from time to time.
A ship as large as the Enterprise J would be ridiculously unwieldy. 1,000's of people on board, most of whom are not crew but still require life support, food, water, living space etc.
Really this is just another example of the ridiculous idea that a future star fleet would waste resources on constructing generic ships without a specific purpose instead of designing ships to perform specific tasks. If you need colony ships then design colony ships. If you need cargo ships design cargo ships. If you need warships design warships etc etc. It makes more sense than just building ever bigger saucer sections and bolting a couple of nacelles on to it.
The 6 or 7 people were the regular cast members, the others are background actors, or extras, in nonspeaking roles (if they have even a one-word line, they’re now considered a “co-star”).
Quantum Torpedos.
This Baby needs weapons as seen used in Babylon 5 by the Shadows and Vorlons Mr. Sulu... Cut that Ship in Half... Eyee Eyee Captain... Buahahah!!!!
Gangly, ungainly, too skinny in parts, not an elegant design ☹
Way to big .
I looks like one of the stupidest ships I've ever seen.
The slurring in your narration voice suggests that you were drunk while making this video. You are suspended from RUclips until you have been able to abstain from ETOH for twelve Earth years.
this ship is a piece of junk too weak looking