....I think it'd be just awesome if we also had a Starfleet vessel named after the Hubble Space Telescope. Just imagine what the U.S.S. Hubble, her crew, and a potential show about them - Star Trek: Hubble - could be like! Has anything like this ever occurred to you before?
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With all the effects of climate change and global warming taking place in our world, it makes one wonder why N.A.S.A. hasn't planned any notable space missions lately. If only they'd launch one to Io, in orbit of Jupiter, and find the microorganism that Renee Picard found. Otherwise, cities like Clearwater, Florida and Amsterdam, the Netherlands are likely doomed to sink. It's a tragedy, know what I'm saying?
Eventually, Elon will meme the Starship (talking about his rocket for lunar/mars travel) by calling the first crewed version, "Enterprise" so (not only) the name in real life will live on as spacecraft names, but whenever you think of the intro of Picard saying "These are the voyages of the Starship, "Enterprise"" you laugh at the Starship when you realize it. Who else wants this idea?
P.S: Space Shuttle Enterprise got the name and the ID from the one in TOS. That's why it's called the NCC-1701 and not NC-1701 since I don't think that.
(Edited by SBPepperminion)
Which star trek ship classes (just the design, layout, and size of them, but without any of their actual fictional technology) would be practical and useful for modern day NASA/ESA/etc. space agencies to use for ISS, mars, moon, interstellar, etc. supply and exploration missions, and why? They can be any ships from any species.
https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Spacecraft
https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Category:Spacecraft
Note: The star trek technology wouldn't be applicable, just the look of the ship, so the warp nacelles wouldn't actually be for a warp engine, they would just be there for the design of it and would actually be used for something else, possibly for storage space, for example.
Some important things to consider might be:
Storage space
Science labs
Medical facilities
Crew quarters
Shuttle bays/docking ports
Communications equipment
Computer system
Artificial gravity source, or weightless gravity environment
Kichens and food storage areas
Recreation facilities
Hull design suitable for towing large equipment and having easy shuttle access
Power source and engines
Engineering, jeffries tubes, and maintenance facilities and equipment
(Edited by Michael Benucci)