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=== LAUNCHED 5 APRIL 2063 • PILOTED BY ZEFRAM COCHRANE === | === LAUNCHED 5 APRIL 2063 • PILOTED BY ZEFRAM COCHRANE === | ||
On 5 April 2063, Earth's first faster-than-light spacecraft was launched from a former nuclear missile silo near Bozeman, Montana. The ship, christened the [[Riferimento::Phoenix]] by its designer | On 5 April 2063, Earth's first faster-than-light spacecraft was launched from a former nuclear missile silo near Bozeman, Montana. The ship, christened the [[Riferimento::Phoenix]] by its designer Dr. Zefram Cochrane, was launched using a Titan missile booster, and achieved Earth orbit shortly before noon local time. Dr. Cochrane was piloting, with a crew of two. The ship's nacelles were extended, the warp core and plasma injectors were brought online, and the nacelles were charged. It only took seconds for the Phoenix to accelerate to critical velocity and then exceed the speed of light for the first time in human history. The Phoenix is on permanent display at the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum | ||
Zefram Cochrane, was launched using a Titan missile booster, and achieved Earth orbit shortly before noon local time. Dr. Cochrane was piloting, with a crew of two. The ship's | |||
nacelles were extended, the warp core and plasma injectors were brought online, and the nacelles were charged. It only took seconds for the Phoenix to accelerate to critical | |||
velocity and then exceed the speed of light for the first time in human history. The Phoenix is on permanent display at the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum | |||
=== CONSTITUTION CLASS STARSHIP IN SERVICE 2245-2267 • CDRE. MATTHEW DECKER === | === CONSTITUTION CLASS STARSHIP IN SERVICE 2245-2267 • CDRE. MATTHEW DECKER === | ||
