Phoenix

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Phoenix
Classification
Type:	Unknown
Category:	Talaxian Ship
Class:	Converted Intercontinental Missile
General data
Slots:	4
Crew (Min/Max):	3/3
Reputation change if destroyed:	Unknown
Required Hangar Slots:	Unknown
Energy/Flight data
EPS:	180
Main Energy:	355
Reactor yield:	73
Solar panels:	Yes (+1)
Warp Core Capacity:	2730
Energy travel cost:	0.5
Flight range:	63
Logistical data
LRS range:	5
Cargo bay:	1100
Beam capacity:	24
Integrity/Tactical data
Hull strength:	206
Armor strength:	0
Shield strength:	3
Deflectors:	6 (1)
Evasion:	Not available
Torpedo Capacity:	Not available
Weapons Data
No Tactical Data Available
Special Functions
System Blockade Wreck Extraction 73 Bussard Collectors 63 Ore Collectors Subspace Listening Post
Avatar/Item Data
Avatar Stations:	Unknown
Battle Stations:	Unknown
Item Slots:	Unknown
Construction costs
Unknown
Construction time:	Unknown ticks
Can only be Purchased on the Talaxian Ship Auctions

Phoenix

The Phoenix was a ship class avalible on the Christmas Ship Auctions in 2012. Only one ship of this class is known to exist. It was sold with an Artifact and a Transporter MK VI in its cargo bay.

Role Play Description

The Phoenix was an Earth spaceship used in the 21st century. She was the first Earth-made manned space craft to achieve warp drive. She is remembered as the ship that instigated the First Contact with Vulcans.

Dr. Zefram Cochrane, the inventor of warp drive, built this warp ship inside a missile complex in Bozeman, Montana. The ship was initially a United States Air Force nuclear missile with a titanium casing. It took Lily Sloane six months to scrounge enough titanium to build the four-meter cockpit of the Phoenix. Dr. Cochrane was the pilot, and Lily Sloane was initially intended to be one of the co-pilots. William Riker and Geordi La Forge (both of the USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-E), from 2373), however, served as the crew.

On April 4th 2063, less than 48 hours away from launch, a group of Borg from the 24th century attempted to destroy the Phoenix. They managed to cause significant damage to various sections of the fuselage and the primary intercooler system. The damaged throttle assembly was leaking dangerous levels of theta radiation. There were temperature variations in the fuel manifold, the intermix chamber needed to be reconstructed, and there was a damaged warp plasma conduit that needed to be replaced. All damage was repaired in time for the launch with the help of the crew of the Enterprise, which had pursued the Borg from the future.

On April 5th, around 11 am, the Phoenix was launched. First-stage shutdown and separation were performed in orbit. The nacelles were extended, the warp core and plasma injectors were brought on-line, and the nacelles were charged. It took several seconds to accelerate to critical velocity. Light speed was then achieved by the craft. The second stage of the craft had chemical engines.

The first flight of the Phoenix attracted the attention of a passing Vulcan ship, the T'Plana-Hath, causing the Vulcans to decide to make First Contact. First Contact Day was celebrated annually to commemorate this First Contact between Humans and Vulcans.