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101
DELTA
1966
1701
1979
1701A
1987
1701D
1994
74205
1701B
1995
74656
1209
102
8102
DYN
044
0051
607
1976
1031
1984
1954
1103
415
1045
1864
103
1996
1701E
NEW
2001
01
2004
1701J
2017
1031
2020
75567
2023
1701F
104
1701G
1989
BORG
STAR
1997
D-WAR
1999
29
218
908
2114
85
3504
105
08
713
1995
079
SHIP
3.141
426
105
47
4774
74
402
795
106
31
2017
429
65
871
TRKR
541
656
764
88
001
27
05
03-SUBSPACE LINKS
66-1701
79-1701A
87-1701D
94-74205
95-74656
01-NX01
17-1031
20-75567

ISA Ship Registry
(2018-2069)

The International Space Agency (ISA) was founded in 2018 by the New United Nations (NUN) in an effort intended to coordinate combined national space exploration and safe operation and transit of commercial vessels. In that role, it operated a variety of spacecraft types, conducting oversight of missions in the areas of system survey, rescue, regulatory enforcement, technology testing, and extrasolar exploration. In 2053, upon the collapse of the NUN in the final stages of World War III, the United States of America took administrative control of the agency for the purpose of mission continuity. The NUN re-assumed administrative functions upon its reformation in 2065, splitting the ISA into two different entities: the United Earth Space Probe Agency and the United Earth Stellar Navy in 2067 and 2069, respectively.


Notes:

  • 1) Multiple entries sharing identical registration are generally the same vessel, representing changes in class (or subclass) over the operational lifespan of the vessel.
  • 2) Ships that were overhauled and designated with new (or different) subclass designations are represented on the table with multiple entries. Ships that were upgraded, but remained in the same original class/subclass, will only be represented once.
  • 3) This registry is not static; it will be updated as new Delta Dynamic reports are issued.
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