Starfleet Design Bureau

[X] Biosciences Ship

As the Excalibur retrospective and the design brief have shown, dealing with the outbreak of novel diseases and cataloguing novel organic substances is very important to the Federation right now. Furthermore it'll likely compound our already existing economic bonuses over the prime timeline Federation.

We might even be able to stick a hospital module on it.
 
I like both options, therefore I shall vote for a compromise:

[X] Biosciences Satellite
 
For all the talk against spherical primary hulls, for those of us looking for a somewhat unique primary hull design while retaining effectiveness, I'd champion a torus-style saucer of a primary hull. It's not the standard saucer or half-saucer, and it'd likely be more focused on the specialized aspects of the biosciences ship, but it would still largely retain its effective lines of sight for any tactical weapons emplacements.
 
[X] Defense Satellite

I dont know much about this setting but ive seen some messages saying we have grown too big to cover our territory and if so these defense satellites will be very useful while the biosciences ship will mean more territory explored but not well defended
 
@Sayle SanFran is gonna take the option we don't, right? Or are they considering their own entirely different options?

If it's the former, or even the latter, it'd be good to know.
 
For all the talk against spherical primary hulls, for those of us looking for a somewhat unique primary hull design while retaining effectiveness, I'd champion a torus-style saucer of a primary hull. It's not the standard saucer or half-saucer, and it'd likely be more focused on the specialized aspects of the biosciences ship, but it would still largely retain its effective lines of sight for any tactical weapons emplacements.
What is the advantage of losing all that internal space?
 
[x] Biosciences Ship
I want to Boldly Go!

However, if we do a satellite, I want it to be plug-and-play in an Archer
 
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