For other uses, see Prometheus.

STARSHIP
USS Prometheus
Class:	Nebula
Registry:	NCC-71201
Affiliation:	Federation Starfleet
Status:	Active (2378)

The USS Prometheus (NCC-71201) was a Nebula-class explorer that served in the late 24th century.

HistoryEdit

In 2370, the Prometheus assisted Professor Gideon Seyetik in his attempt to re-ignite the dead star Epsilon 119. (DS9 episode: "Second Sight"; Decipher RPG module: Starfleet Operations Manual)

In 2378, the Prometheus headed to Starbase 12 at the time where the USS Dauntless, USS Geronimo, USS Excalibur and the soon to be launched USS Sovereign were docked. (TNG video game: Bridge Commander)

AppendicesEdit

ConnectionsEdit

Ships named Prometheus
Federation Starfleet (prime reality)	USS Prometheus (NCC-7201, Nebula-class) • USS Prometheus (NX-59650, Prometheus-class) • USS Prometheus (NCC-59650-A, Prometheus-class) • see also: Prometheus-class
Imperial Starfleet (mirror universe)	ISS Prometheus (NCC-59650-A, Prometheus-class)

Nebula-class starships
	Aldebaran • Aristotle • Arlen • Barclay • Bell • Bellerophon • Berkeley • Berthonia • Boater • Bonchune • Bonhomme Richard • Bougainville • Boyle • Caddebostan • Chesapeake • Cousteau • Crick • Curie • Darwin • Descartes • Discovery • Douglass • Edison • Einstein • Endeavour • Euclid • Faraday • Farragut • Fermi • Foucault • Galileo • Gallant • Garuda • Gates • Godel • Haley • Hawking • Hegel • Heisenberg • Hera • Himori • Honshu • Hubble • Iowa • Jacobus • Jah'tor • Kelvin • Kerra'don • Khitomer • Knoxville • Knuth • Koerner • Lahr • Leeds • Leopard • Lexington • Melbourne • Merrimack • Monitor • Narnia • Nebula • Newell • New York • Newton • Nightingale • Nobel • Ockham • Oppenheimer • Pascal • Pasteur • Pavlov • Phoenix • Prometheus • Proxima • Pythagoras • Ranger • Saladin • Salk • Reston • Schrödinger • Schweitzer • Scott • Sutherland • T'Kumbra • Temeraire • Tesla • Tomaselli • Tonawanda • Ulysses • Whitney • Zee-Magnees • Zimmerman • unnamed Nebula-class starships

BackgroundEdit

The Prometheus was still active in 2378, 5 years after the USS Prometheus (NX-59650) was commissioned. Thus, for several years, Starfleet had two starships named USS Prometheus active. A possible reason for this is that Starfleet recommissioned the Nebula-class version during or after the Dominion War, similar to how the USS Melbourne was rushed into service during the Borg attack of 2376, even though there was already another USS Melbourne in service at the time.

External linkEdit

• USS Prometheus (NCC-71201) article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.