Galaxy Class - Image #33

This view of the Enterprise-D shows the graceful lines of the class. [1]

This shot of the Enterprise-D in orbit about Farpoint station shows the Stardrive section only. [1] Although saucer separation was planned to be a relatively normal part of the life of a Galaxy class, in serivce separation is employed only rarely. [2]

The saucer section of the Enterprise-D plunges to its doom on Veridian III. [3] The pride of the class was partly maintained by the fact that not a single fatality resulted from this crash-landing.

An aft view of the Galaxy Class. [3]

A front view. [4]

The saucer seperation procedure begins... [1]

...and continues, here we see the docking latches on the engineering hull... [1]

The saucer section moves clear. [1]

The saucer pulls clear of the engineering hull. [1]

The engineering hull approaches the saucer to reattach. [1]

The ship, divided. [1]

A Galaxy class launches a probe. [5]

A rare shot of the Enterprise-D inside the outer layers of a star, firing the ventral engineering hull phaser array. [6]

A view highlighting the main impulse engine. Note the two shuttle bays above. [4]

The forward photon torpedo launcher of USS Enterprise. [4]

A Galaxy class in flight. [7]

The main conference room viewed from outside. [7]

The bridge of the Galaxy class, with the transparent ceiling done and conference lounge visible. [8]

The nacelles and main impulse engine. [1]

A Galaxy class fires the aft photon torpedo tube. [9]

The navigational deflector. [1]

A view emphasising the ventral saucer section. [1]

...and closer in. [1]

A close up view of the saucer section; the windows of the 10-forward lounge are visible at the forward rim. [1]

A dorsal view of a Galaxy class. [10]

A front quarter view. [11]

The Enterprise-D with the nacelles powered down for maintenance. [11]

Gas is flushed out through the Bussard collectors of the Enterprise-D. [12]

A high power energy discharge through the main deflector dish. [12]

The Enterprise-D, adrift without power. [13]

The antimatter pods of the Yamato rupture. [14]

The Yamato is consumed in an explosion. [14]

The saucer section of the Yamato is thrown clear. [14]

Debris is flung clear of the explosion. [14]

The Yamato saucer starts to disintegrate. [14]

The Yamato saucer continues to disintegrate. [14]

The Yamato saucer burns away. [14]

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References

#	Series	Season	Source	Comment
1	TNG	1	Encounter at Farpoint
2			Various Next Generation episodes
3			Star Trek : Generations
4	TNG	1	The Naked Now
5	TNG	2	Where Silence Has Lease
6	TNG	7	Descent, Part 2
7	TNG	1	Lonely Among Us
8	TNG	1	Justice
9	TNG	2	Q Who
10	TNG	1	11001001
11	TNG	1	Skin of Evil
12	TNG	4	Night Terrors
13	TNG	5	Disaster
14	TNG	2	Contagion

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Series :	TNG Season 1
Episode :	Encounter at Farpoint

Series :	TNG Season
Episode :	Various Next Generation episodes

Series :	TNG Season 1
Episode :	The Naked Now

Series :	TNG Season 2
Episode :	Where Silence Has Lease

Series :	TNG Season 7
Episode :	Descent, Part 2