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| + | | Registry= NCC-71201 |
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| + | | Affiliation= [[United Federation of Planets|Federation]]/[[Starfleet]] |
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The '''USS ''Prometheus'' (NCC-71201)''' was a [[Nebula class|''Nebula''-class]] starship in service in the [[24th century]], under the [[commanding officer|command]] of [[Lieutenant Commander]] [[Piersall]]. |
The '''USS ''Prometheus'' (NCC-71201)''' was a [[Nebula class|''Nebula''-class]] starship in service in the [[24th century]], under the [[commanding officer|command]] of [[Lieutenant Commander]] [[Piersall]]. |
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In [[2370]], the ''Prometheus'' was assigned to assist [[Professor]] [[Gideon Seyetik]] in his project to re-ignite the dead [[star]] [[Epsilon 119]]. ([[DS9]]: "[[Second Sight]]") |
In [[2370]], the ''Prometheus'' was assigned to assist [[Professor]] [[Gideon Seyetik]] in his project to re-ignite the dead [[star]] [[Epsilon 119]]. ([[DS9]]: "[[Second Sight]]") |
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The [[vessel]] must have been withdrawn from service, or destroyed prior to 2374 to make way for the commissioning of the ''Prometheus'' listed below. Two shots originally used for the USS ''Prometheus'' docked at [[Deep Space 9]] were later reused from "Second Sight" to represent other vessels. Both the [[USS Lexington|USS ''Lexington'']] ("[[Explorers]]") and the [[USS T'Kumbra|USS ''T'Kumbra'']] ("[[Take Me Out to the Holosuite]]") were represented from the shots showing the [[ship]] below the station's equatorial axis; and an [[unnamed Nebula class starships#Earth transport|unnamed transport]] ("[[Doctor Bashir, I Presume]]") in the shots. |
The [[vessel]] must have been withdrawn from service, or destroyed prior to 2374 to make way for the commissioning of the ''Prometheus'' listed below. Two shots originally used for the USS ''Prometheus'' docked at [[Deep Space 9]] were later reused from "Second Sight" to represent other vessels. Both the [[USS Lexington|USS ''Lexington'']] ("[[Explorers]]") and the [[USS T'Kumbra|USS ''T'Kumbra'']] ("[[Take Me Out to the Holosuite]]") were represented from the shots showing the [[ship]] below the station's equatorial axis; and an [[unnamed Nebula class starships#Earth transport|unnamed transport]] ("[[Doctor Bashir, I Presume]]") in the shots. |
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Both ships are probably named after Prometheus, a character in [[Greek mythology]]. It was said that Prometheus stole fire from the [[god]]s to benefit [[Human|man]], starting actual civilization, for which he received punishment. |
Both ships are probably named after Prometheus, a character in [[Greek mythology]]. It was said that Prometheus stole fire from the [[god]]s to benefit [[Human|man]], starting actual civilization, for which he received punishment. |
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Revision as of 15:12, 16 November 2006
The USS Prometheus (NCC-71201) was a Nebula-class starship in service in the 24th century, under the command of Lieutenant Commander Piersall.
In 2370, the Prometheus was assigned to assist Professor Gideon Seyetik in his project to re-ignite the dead star Epsilon 119. (DS9: "Second Sight")
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Appendices
Related topics
Background
Docked at Deep Space 9 in 2370.
The vessel must have been withdrawn from service, or destroyed prior to 2374 to make way for the commissioning of the Prometheus listed below. Two shots originally used for the USS Prometheus docked at Deep Space 9 were later reused from "Second Sight" to represent other vessels. Both the USS Lexington ("Explorers") and the USS T'Kumbra ("Take Me Out to the Holosuite") were represented from the shots showing the ship below the station's equatorial axis; and an unnamed transport ("Doctor Bashir, I Presume") in the shots.
Both ships are probably named after Prometheus, a character in Greek mythology. It was said that Prometheus stole fire from the gods to benefit man, starting actual civilization, for which he received punishment.