Starship Enterprise

The Enterprise made for the original Star Trek television series has been called an iconic design, and it influenced subsequent spacecraft in and outside the franchise.

Several vessels named Enterprise have been the main setting for various Star Trek spinoff series and films.

The ship is ordered decommissioned at the end of the sixth film, and it appears in a Starfleet Museum in the third season of Star Trek: Picard (2023).

In the third season of Star Trek: Picard, the saucer section has been attached to a different vessel's engineering hull, and it features prominently in the show's climax before becoming part of the Fleet Museum.

Under the command of Captain Jonathan Archer, the vessel is the first Earth-built starship capable of reaching Warp 5.

[5] He imagined that the vessel was so large that there would be universities and entire parks on board, with the turbolifts replaced by short range transporters.

At the end of Star Trek Into Darkness, Enterprise has started its five-year mission under Captain Kirk.

The ship is destroyed in Star Trek Beyond, and a successor Enterprise, with registry NCC-1701-A, is commissioned at the film's conclusion.

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds (2022–present) focuses on Pike's command of the Enterprise, whose exterior and interiors were slightly modified from their Discovery appearance.

John Eaves, Scott Schneider, and William Budge redesigned the Enterprise for its appearance in the streaming series.

The ship was originally designed by Adam Ihle as part of a fan competition for Star Trek Online.

[15] NetDragon Websoft based the design of its Fuzhou headquarters building on the Enterprise-E under an official license from CBS.

[16] Celebrity astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson has spoken highly of the influence and legacy of the original Enterprise on other fictional spaceships.

Matt Jefferies designed the first of many starships named Enterprise in the Star Trek franchise.
The same filming model was used to depict two different vessels named Enterprise in the franchise's first six films.
Andrew Probert designed a new Enterprise for a television series that takes place over 70 years after the original Star Trek .
Producers created a ship meant to bridge the appearance of the Enterprise -D and the Excelsior class for the episode " Yesterday's Enterprise ".
The opening sequence of Star Trek: Generations was an opportunity to depict the Excelsior -class Enterprise -B.
The destruction of the Enterprise -D in Generations created the opportunity to design a new vessel for the sequel, First Contact .
The eponymous Enterprise is depicted in service 100 years before the events in the original Star Trek .
As part of the show's Temporal Cold War arc, Captain Archer travels to the 26th century's Enterprise -J in " Azati Prime ".
The new film franchise made the Enterprise larger and more of a "hot rod."
Originally designed by a fan for a Star Trek Online contest, the Enterprise -F makes a brief appearance in Star Trek: Picard .
After appearing throughout Picard ' s third season as the USS Titan , the vessel is renamed USS Enterprise in the series finale.
Mattel 's 2009 patent for a flying toy is based on "the fictional and imaginary star ships "Enterprise" created for the Star Trek science fiction television series and movies." The shape includes the core design shapes from Matt Jefferies ' original Enterprise design. [ 9 ]