Enterprise-D 
 USS Enterprise NCC-1701-D

 

Name: USS Enterprise NCC-1701-D, Enterprise-D
Origin: Star Trek (The Next Generation, Star Trek Generations, brief cameo during DS9)
Type: Galaxy-class Long Range Exploration Starship
In use by: United Federation of Planets, Starfleet
Captain: Jean-Luc Picard
Crew: 1012 (can carry up to 15,000 people during emergencies)
Dimensions: length: 641 meters, width: 473 meters, height: 190 meters
Mass: About 5 million tons
Powered by: Warp Core (antimatter reactor rated 1500 Chochrane Units), many backup impulse reactors (nuclear fusion engines)
Destructive Capacity: Large planet level (at least 125 yottatons of TNT, redirected a neutron star fragment weighing aprox. 1028 kg and moving at 0.028c)
Durability: Large planet level, at least large planet level+ via the deflector shields
Material: Duranium alloy composite reinforced with structural integrity fields
Performance: FTL (~3.4 times SoL), MFTL via warp travel/maneuvering (depending on the Warp Factor, several hundred to many millions of times FTL)
Weaknesses: The ship's security can be ridiculously incompetent at times. Intense radiation can slightly penetrate the unshielded hull to hurt the crew even if the ship is undamaged. Exotic radiations can bypass the shield if they don't compensate. Knowing the shield frequency can allow others to bypass them in the moment they're deactivated. Has many weak points that can be exploited with sufficient knowledge.
Terrain: Air, Space
Needed Prerequisite for Use: Access to the computer command codes, knowledge of its operation. At least a skeleton crew is advised for optimal performance.
Operational Timeframe: Unknown, but has sufficient reserves for at least a few months of standard warp travel
Weaponry:

  • Type-10 Phaser Arrays (found on the saucer section, 12 emitters)
  • Type-10 Phaser Banks x 2 (found on the engineering hull)
  • Torpedo Ports x 2 (usually carrying 250 photon torpedoes)
  • Antimatter Mines
  • Transporters x 12
  • Tractor Beams x 4

Weapons Range: Tens of thousands of kilometers via tractor beams, at least 300,000 kilometers via weapons and transporters, sensor scans can reach to at least 20 lightyears of distance
Defensive Systems: Deflector Grid/Screen/Shield (however they want to call it)
Special Forms: N/A
Notable features: Durable armored hull reinforced with structural integrity fields, inertial dampeners, warp drive which can lighten the ship for more energy-efficient travel, warp space/time and enter subspace for FTL travel or with certain conditions even allow time travel, deflector shields, replicators to produce food or almost any common materials, transporters to beam up or down people/equipment, tractor beams to attract/repel objects, science labs, advanced medical facilities, monitoring sensors, security/containment forcefields that can be erected almost anywhere on the ship, self-destruct system, advanced computers (can store the consciousness of an entire race), holodecks for simulation/recreational purposes, sub-space comms and various sensors (both being FTL), able to scan entire star systems in great detail (like tracking the number of life signals, detecting radiation, poisons, diseases or debris of destroyed space vessels)
Notable Attacks/Techniques:

- Proximity Blast: Phasers are set to release their energy in a single burst and detonate after reaching a certain distance. Dispersity set to 100% this function was used against the Romulan Bird of Prey because the latter's stealth system prevented to Enterprise from pin-pointing its exact location.

- Transporters: The Enterprise has a transporter which can break down people/objects into energy, send them out as a beam and then reconstruct them in their original form, effectively working like teleportation. Energizing and reconstructing takes some time and when it malfunctions the consequences could be grave. Transporters have limited range (compared to other equipment on the ship), can only penetrate material up to a limited thickness (though they can beam at least 2km underground) and is affected by shields or electromagnetic interferences. the Enterprise once energized a city-sized station on the surface which would've weighed millions to billions of tons. It didn't strain the Enterprise-D but obviously they couldn't just drag the entire thing aboard the ship (neither was their objective). The transporters can detect foreign substances (or miss them if they're plot-relevant) during transport, can decontaminate people to avoid spread of hostile agents and can detect weapons and safely deactivate them. They also have numerous technobabble uses like: accidental creation of clones, fusing two or more people into one entity, restoring people to normal and full health via reconstructing their body based on previous logs, traveling to alternate realities and so on.

- Warp field: A subspace field covering the ship and allowing faster-than-light travel. Unlike most Sci-Fi factions Star Trek ships travel in real space and often very much aware of their surroundings or even capable of combat. The Enterprise-D for example can do saucer separation and a tight 180 degree turn under maximum warp. Warp fields alo alter the gravitational constant of objects which is a technobabble way of saying it can make things lighter. Warp field could be erected to cover other objects to make thee easier to move. A warp bubble with the correct formula can alos result in the creation of an alternate universe created from one's thoughts but it's unstable and most likely would collapse soon.

- Slingshot Effect: Method used by the original Enterprise to ride the gravity of a star in order to reach speed sufficient to travel back in time. Because of the rudimentary nature of this tech, timing is extremely important but if accomplished well it's possible to travel both back in time or returning safely. This method causes lot of strain, consumes much energy and of course requires a sufficiently large star (like our Sun) to accomplish. The Enterprise-D had never actually done this but the crew theorized its plausibility.


Other: This only covers the original USS Enterprise from TOS, not the lettered models, the alternate reality versions, the reboot movie version or anything else.