For other uses, see Hawking.

The Hawking (NCC-1701-D/15) was a Federation type-4 shuttlecraft in service to Starfleet in the mid-24th century.

Contents 1 History 2 Appendices 2.1 Connections 2.2 External link

HistoryEdit

At some point, the shuttlecraft Hawking was used by Worf and two other crewmembers to transport a false probe into three invading Borg spheres near Jupiter's moon of Io. The probe was sucessful in destroying the cubes, and also sent back the Borg self-destruct code, which the Enterprise used to save the Hawking from a surprise attack from a Borg cube. (Star Trek: The Exhibition flight simulator)

In this year, the Hawking was used to transport the survivors of the destroyed Enterprise-D to the rescue ships in orbit of Veridian III. (TNG movie, novelization & comic adaptation: Generations)

AppendicesEdit

ConnectionsEdit

Ships named Hawking
	starships: USS Hawking (NCC-618, Oberth-class) • USS Hawking (NCC-3805) • USS Hawking (Nebula-class) • USS Hawking (NCC-81897, Merian-class) • small craft: Hawking (NCC-1701 shuttle) • Hawking (NCC-1701-D/15) (I) • Hawking (NCC-1701-D/15) (II)

Type-4 shuttlecraft
	Copernicus (NCC-1701-A/03) • Galileo (NCC-1701-A/05) • Kepler (NCC-1864/05) • Hawking (NCC-1701-D/15)

USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D) auxiliary craft
	Shuttlecraft 02 • Shuttlecraft 04 • Shuttlecraft 05 • Shuttlecraft 06 • Shuttlecraft 13 • Berman • Calypso • Campbell • Decartes • Christopher • Cochrane • Collins • Copernicus • Curie • El-Baz • Albert Einstein • Fermi • Feynman • Sam Freedle • Galileo • Goddard • Goodall • Gould • Hawking (I) • Hawking (II) • Hoyle • Indiana Jones • Justman • Lewis • Ley • Magellan • Nadir • Nameme • Isaac Newton • Onizuka • Pike (I) • Pike (II) • Piller • Polo • Pontiac • Rahjah • Sakharov • Voltaire

External linkEdit

• Hawking (2371) article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.