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Meteor Class
Similiar to the Prometheus, this ship was designed as a smaller version of the multi-role, multi-vector attack ship. If necessary, the ship has the capability to split into two parts, either of which has full attack and defense capabilities. Both sections also have a fully functional warp drive. It takes a third less time to construct a vessel in this class, though, than it does to build a Prometheus -- one reason why Starfleet likes this design more.
Type: Frigate
Length: 348m
Crew: 120
Passengers: 80
Max. Warp: 9.97
Armaments:
Phasers: 8 arrays
Launchers: 3 photon
Ships of the Meteor Class
Name
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Registry
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Notes
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USS Meteor
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NCC-75660
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First ship of its class. Prototype for multi-vector attack ship.
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Front view of Meteor class.
Side view of Meteor class.
Top view of Meteor class.