USS SIRIUS - SHIP FEATURES

• Science
  • Probes

The Sirius can hold up to 180 probes, as yet the vessel has a compliment of 151. However as the Sirius must make several stops before heading into the Delta quadrant. The ship will indubitably have a full compliment by the time they leave Federation space.

Ship inventory currently holds:

• Class I
  Sensor Probe Full EM, subspace and interstellar chemistry sensor pallet for in-space applications.
• Class II
  Sensor Probe same instruments as class I with addition of enhanced long-range particle and field detectors and imaging system.
• Class III
  Planetary Probe Terrestrial and gas giant sensor pallet with material sample and return capability; on-board chemical analysis submodule; full range of terrestrial landing to subsurface penetrator missions; gas giant atmosphere missions survivability to 450 bar pressure.
• Class IV
  Stellar Encounter probe triply redundant stellar fields and particle detectors, stellar atmosphere analysis suite. Six ejectable/survivle radiation flux subprobes. Deyployable for nonstellar energy phenomena.
• Class V
  Medium Range Reconnaissance Probe. Extended passive data-gathering and recording systems; full autonomous mission execution and return system. Atmosphere entry and soft landing capability. Adaptable for actical applications with additional custom sensor countermeasure package.
• Class VI
  Comm rela/emergancy beacon standard pallet sensors. 360 degress omni antenna coverage and .0001 arc-second high gain pointing resolution. Supplied for transceiver power generation and planetary orbit changes.
• Class VII
  Remote culture study probe passive data gathering system plus subspace transceiver. Applicable to civilisations up to technology level 3. Low observability coatings and hull materials. Maximum loiter time: 3.5 months. Destruct package tied to anti-tamper detectors.
• Class VIII
  Probe Medium-Range Multimission Warp probe. Powered by by matter/antimatter warp field sustainer engine; duration 6.5 hours at warp 9; standard pallet plus mission specific modules. Applications may vary from galactic particles and fields research to early-warning reconnaissance missions.
• Class IX
  Probe Long range Multimission warp probe standard pallet sensor mission specific module. Warp field sustainer engine: Duration 12 hours at warp nine; extended 14-day fuel supply at warp 8. Typical application in emergency log/message capsule on homing trajectory to nearest starbase or ship.

NCC-70945 - SHIP FEATURES