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Star Trek United Earth DY-100 Class

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Name: DY-100 Class
Craft: Earth DY-100-Class Transport
Type: transport
Scale: starfighter
Length: 100 x 23.37 x 34.9 meters
Ship Mass: 158,700 metric tons
Starship Size: 3
Skill: space transports
Autopilot: 1D
Crew: 6; Skeleton: 1/+10
Passengers: 0 (See Notes)
Cargo Capacity: 5,000 metric tons
Consumables: 6 months
Nav Computer: yes
Maneuverability: 0D
Space: 1; max 2.5
Hull: 1D
Sensors

  • Passive: 6 / 0D
  • Scan: 9 / 0D+1

Weapons none

Miscellaneous:

  • Crew Quarters:
  • Cryogenic Suspension Chambers: House 120 crewmembers
  • Barracks: house 6 crewmembers
  • Decks: 5
  • Escape Pods: 4
  • Capacity per Pod: 4
  • Year Commissioned: 1995 (Earth Reckoning)

Notes:

  • Cargo Configuration: Remove Cryogenic Suspension Chambers and add 7,500 metric tons of cargo space for a total of 12,500 metric tons of cargo.
  • Passenger Configuration: Remove the Cryogenic Suspension Chambers and add 20 Spartan quarters.

Description: The DY-100 class was an early design of Earth space vessels that were in operation during the late 20th century.

History

The ships were especially designed for interplanetary travel. They had simple nuclear powered engines and were equipped with artificial gravity. They utilized transistors as components. DY-100 ships were launched into orbit with booster rockets. In the 1990s, this class of spaceship was considered to be one of the most advanced.

At least some of the DY-100 ships were sleeper ships. In those a crew of at least 85 could be placed into suspended animation inside life support canisters prior to liftoff. The life support of the ship was turned off for the journey. The use of suspended animation was necessary up to approximately 2018, as it took years to travel from planet to planet in the solar system prior to that.

The production of DY-100 class ships began before 1996 and ended some time before the year 2000. A later generation of the class, the DY-500, was similar in configuration and some 23rd century Humans had trouble telling them apart, as did Captain James T. Kirk in 2267, before being corrected by Spock. (TOS: "Space Seed")

A model of a DY-100 appeared on a window sill of the office where Rain Robinson worked, at the Griffith Observatory in California in 1996. She also had a photograph of the launch of a DY-100 attached with tape to a cabinet. (VOY: "Future's End") A photograph of the same DY-100 launch was in the 602 Club, along with many other space achievements, like the NX-Alpha, the Phoenix, and USS Enterprise (XCV 330). (ENT: "First Flight")

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