Guide:DY sublight series - Revision history

Dan at 19:09, 1 October 2026

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	* [[DY-110 class\|DY-110 ''Apex'']] mission spacecraft ([[1991]]-[[2008]])		* [[DY-110 class\|DY-110 ''Apex'']] mission spacecraft ([[1991]]-[[2008]])
	* [[DY-120 class\|DY-120]] interplanetary transport ([[2021]]-unknown)		* [[DY-120 class\|DY-120]] interplanetary transport ([[2021]]-unknown)
	* DY-120 ''Brenton'' rescue cutter ([[2023]]-~~unknown~~)		* DY-120 ''Brenton'' rescue cutter ([[2023]]-[[2058]])
	* DY-130 interplanetary transport ([[2037]]-[[2038]])		* DY-130 interplanetary transport ([[2037]]-[[2038]])
	* DY-140 ''Helsinki'' rescue cutter ([[2039]]-[[2087]])		* DY-140 ''Helsinki'' rescue cutter ([[2039]]-[[2087]])

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	* DY-110 ''Apex'' (Khanate): 12 (built [[1990]]-[[1995]])		* DY-110 ''Apex'' (Khanate): 12 (built [[1990]]-[[1995]])
	* DY-120 (commercial): 400+ (built [[2020]]-unknown)		* DY-120 (commercial): 400+ (built [[2020]]-unknown)
	* DY-120 ''Brenton'': 31 (built [[2022]]-~~unknown~~)		* DY-120 ''Brenton'': 31 (built [[2022]]-[[2038]])
	* DY-130: 6 (built [[2035]]-[[2037]])		* DY-130: 6 (built [[2035]]-[[2037]])
	* DY-140 ''Helsinki'': 12 (built [[2038]]-[[2043]])		* DY-140 ''Helsinki'': 12 (built [[2038]]-[[2043]])

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	* DY-120 ''Brenton'' rescue cutter ([[2023]]-unknown)		* DY-120 ''Brenton'' rescue cutter ([[2023]]-unknown)
	* DY-130 interplanetary transport ([[2037]]-[[2038]])		* DY-130 interplanetary transport ([[2037]]-[[2038]])
	* DY-140 ''Helsinki'' rescue cutter ([[2039]]-~~unknown~~)		* DY-140 ''Helsinki'' rescue cutter ([[2039]]-[[2087]])
	* DY-135 ''Black Mamba'' regulatory cutter ([[2042]]-~~[[2087]]~~)		* DY-135 ''Black Mamba'' regulatory cutter ([[2042]]-unknown)
	* DY-140 interplanetary transport ([[2044]]-unknown)		* DY-140 interplanetary transport ([[2044]]-unknown)
	* DY-A1 launch booster ([[1990]]-[[1991]])		* DY-A1 launch booster ([[1990]]-[[1991]])

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	* DY-130 interplanetary transport ([[2037]]-[[2038]])		* DY-130 interplanetary transport ([[2037]]-[[2038]])
	* DY-140 ''Helsinki'' rescue cutter ([[2039]]-unknown)		* DY-140 ''Helsinki'' rescue cutter ([[2039]]-unknown)
	* DY-135 ''Black Mamba'' regulatory cutter ([[2042]]-~~unknown~~)		* DY-135 ''Black Mamba'' regulatory cutter ([[2042]]-[[2087]])
	* DY-140 interplanetary transport ([[2044]]-unknown)		* DY-140 interplanetary transport ([[2044]]-unknown)
	* DY-A1 launch booster ([[1990]]-[[1991]])		* DY-A1 launch booster ([[1990]]-[[1991]])

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	\|name= TOS, TNG (Aridas Sofia, ''et al.'', own)		\|name= TOS, TNG (Aridas Sofia, ''et al.'', own)
	\|history= TOS, TNG (own, adapting TOS, TNG and SFC)		\|history= TOS, TNG (own, adapting TOS, TNG and SFC)
			\|report=<br>
			* [[DY-120 class]]
			* [[DY-135 class]]
			* [[DY-140 class]]
	\|delta= [http://starshiptracker.com/deltadynamics/images/0/zero/SRM_DY%20sublights.pdf ''SRM #300'']		\|delta= [http://starshiptracker.com/deltadynamics/images/0/zero/SRM_DY%20sublights.pdf ''SRM #300'']
			\|excel=
	}}		}}
	==Background==		==Background==

Dan: /* DY-140 Helsinki mission spacecraft and DY-140 interplanetary transport */

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DY-140 Helsinki mission spacecraft and DY-140 interplanetary transport

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	====DY-140 ''Helsinki'' ~~mission spacecraft~~ and DY-140 interplanetary transport====		====DY-140 ''Helsinki'' rescue cutter and DY-140 interplanetary transport====
	The [[International Space Agency]] (ISA) developed—in its mandate as an intergovernmental coordinator of space activities—the mission of search and rescue, with the DY-120 ''Brentons'' performing the majority of those tasks rather sufficiently. The vessel class had been selected, partially, because of the strength of the ship construction firm behind it, [[Yoyodyne Propulsion Systems]] (YPS), which increased the confidence for ongoing support and future material development. However, that support worked as a two-way street; the [[New United Nations]] (NUN) understood that YPS would need to have confidence in the continued business of governmental agencies, most certainly that of the ISA, in order to commit to building repair and construction facilities that might otherwise be more profitable when focused on commercial sectors. That relationship was tested by the events surrounding the DY-130 debacle.		The [[International Space Agency]] (ISA) developed—in its mandate as an intergovernmental coordinator of space activities—the mission of search and rescue, with the DY-120 ''Brentons'' performing the majority of those tasks rather sufficiently. The vessel class had been selected, partially, because of the strength of the ship construction firm behind it, [[Yoyodyne Propulsion Systems]] (YPS), which increased the confidence for ongoing support and future material development. However, that support worked as a two-way street; the [[New United Nations]] (NUN) understood that YPS would need to have confidence in the continued business of governmental agencies, most certainly that of the ISA, in order to commit to building repair and construction facilities that might otherwise be more profitable when focused on commercial sectors. That relationship was tested by the events surrounding the DY-130 debacle.

Dan: /* DY-130 interplanetary transport & DY-135 Black Mamba mission spacecraft */

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DY-130 interplanetary transport & DY-135 Black Mamba mission spacecraft

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	====DY-130 interplanetary transport & DY-135 ''Black Mamba'' ~~mission spacecraft~~====		====DY-130 interplanetary transport & DY-135 ''Black Mamba'' regulatory cutter====
	In [[2037]], the DY-120 interplanetary transport had been in production by [[Yoyodyne Propulsion Systems]] (YPS) for seventeen years, achieving an understated “moderate success”, with “moderate” apparently defined as “anything less than complete market presence”. With over 400 ships of the class plying the interior system transport lanes, one would presumably feel confident that such numbers would describe the entirety of the [[Earth\|Terran]] collective flotilla. However, the competitive arena established by the state shipbuilding industry of the [[Eastern Coalition]] (formed in [[2031]] from the [[Eurasian Confederation]] and an alliance with the nations of [[China]], [[India]], [[Iran]], [[Japan]], [[Korea]], [[Pakistan]], [[Singapore]], and [[Vietnam]]) and that of the [[Western Alliance]] members had allowed for the exploration of a large number of ion-propelled ship designs. These vessels were often seemingly individualized, ranging from small cislunar ferries to large rubble-hauling freighters, all quite different from the series ships previously produced by [[Dinyan-Yoyodyne]] and now by YPS.		In [[2037]], the DY-120 interplanetary transport had been in production by [[Yoyodyne Propulsion Systems]] (YPS) for seventeen years, achieving an understated “moderate success”, with “moderate” apparently defined as “anything less than complete market presence”. With over 400 ships of the class plying the interior system transport lanes, one would presumably feel confident that such numbers would describe the entirety of the [[Earth\|Terran]] collective flotilla. However, the competitive arena established by the state shipbuilding industry of the [[Eastern Coalition]] (formed in [[2031]] from the [[Eurasian Confederation]] and an alliance with the nations of [[China]], [[India]], [[Iran]], [[Japan]], [[Korea]], [[Pakistan]], [[Singapore]], and [[Vietnam]]) and that of the [[Western Alliance]] members had allowed for the exploration of a large number of ion-propelled ship designs. These vessels were often seemingly individualized, ranging from small cislunar ferries to large rubble-hauling freighters, all quite different from the series ships previously produced by [[Dinyan-Yoyodyne]] and now by YPS.

Dan: /* DY-120 interplanetary transport & DY-120 Brenton mission spacecraft */

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DY-120 interplanetary transport & DY-120 Brenton mission spacecraft

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	====DY-120 interplanetary transport & DY-120 ''Brenton'' ~~mission spacecraft~~====		====DY-120 interplanetary transport & DY-120 ''Brenton'' rescue cutter====
	In [[2018]], most of the original production vessels of the DY-100 series were still in operational use, with the few exceptions of the orbital “drydock queens” being harvested for spare parts. The figurative implosion of [[Dinyan-Yoyodyne]] (D-Y) in [[1996]] had been almost total and while some near-common parts could be machined by other producers, the complete systems of a super-durable and launch-capable spacecraft were beyond the means of any other shipbuilder (as if that term could describe any corporation other than the now-historical D-Y).		In [[2018]], most of the original production vessels of the DY-100 series were still in operational use, with the few exceptions of the orbital “drydock queens” being harvested for spare parts. The figurative implosion of [[Dinyan-Yoyodyne]] (D-Y) in [[1996]] had been almost total and while some near-common parts could be machined by other producers, the complete systems of a super-durable and launch-capable spacecraft were beyond the means of any other shipbuilder (as if that term could describe any corporation other than the now-historical D-Y).

Dan: /* DY-B1 */

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DY-B1

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	=====DY-B1=====		=====DY-B1=====
	[[File:DY-B1 (ortho).png\|left\|150px\|thumb\|DY-A3 launch booster]]		[[File:DY-B1 (ortho).png\|left\|150px\|thumb\|DY-B1 launch booster]]

	The DY-100’s ''modus operandi'' was to launch from [[Earth]], separate itself from its launch booster assembly, maneuver (on reaction control system thrusters) to the waiting interplanetary drive module, marry up with that module, and then transit to the cargo containers waiting in orbit. Once those were secured to the sixteen available attachment points, the vessel would proceed on to its initial destination ([[Luna\|lunar]] orbit, high-earth orbit point, target asteroid, or some other select destination), deliver the cargo, and then return, possibly with return cargo. Once back in low-earth orbit, the process would repeat. The DY-B1 booster was the first interplanetary module to provide the propulsive means for the spacecraft to conduct said mission, but with one additional step: refueling.		The DY-100’s ''modus operandi'' was to launch from [[Earth]], separate itself from its launch booster assembly, maneuver (on reaction control system thrusters) to the waiting interplanetary drive module, marry up with that module, and then transit to the cargo containers waiting in orbit. Once those were secured to the sixteen available attachment points, the vessel would proceed on to its initial destination ([[Luna\|lunar]] orbit, high-earth orbit point, target asteroid, or some other select destination), deliver the cargo, and then return, possibly with return cargo. Once back in low-earth orbit, the process would repeat. The DY-B1 booster was the first interplanetary module to provide the propulsive means for the spacecraft to conduct said mission, but with one additional step: refueling.

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Notes

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	* The mission name of the ''Ares'' Mission III spacecraft is changed from 'Lucifer' to 'Guan Yu' to better fit the 'deities of war' motif of the missions.		* The mission name of the ''Ares'' Mission III spacecraft is changed from "Lucifer" to "Guan Yu" to better fit the "deities of war" motif of the missions.

	* All references to the [[ECSN]] are being changed to [[ECSA]], as I want to reserve the "navy" for the ECONs.		* All references to the [[ECSN]] are being changed to [[ECSA]], as I want to reserve the "navy" for the ECONs.
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	* In the DY sublight SRM, it is revealed the DY-50s were de-orbited in [[1994]] into the South Pacific Ocean Uninhabited Area.		* In the DY sublight SRM, it is revealed the DY-50s were de-orbited in [[1994]] into the South Pacific Ocean Uninhabited Area.

			* The infobox must still be updated with Timo's named ships (only). (Remove this when complete.)

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	*[[Guide: Timo's Guide to Star Fleet\|Back to the Table of Contents]]		* [[Guide: Timo's Guide to Star Fleet\|Back to the Table of Contents]]
	*[[Guide: Before 2063 - The Playground\|Back to "The Playground"]]		* [[Guide: Before 2063 - The Playground\|Back to "The Playground"]]
	*[[Guide: Of Ship Statistics\|Appendix A: Of Ship Statistics]]		* [[Guide: Of Ship Statistics\|Appendix A: Of Ship Statistics]]
	*[[Guide: Glossary\|Appendix B: Glossary]]		* [[Guide: Glossary\|Appendix B: Glossary]]
	*[[Guide: Star Fleet Organization - General Outline\|Appendix C: Star Fleet Organization - General Outline]]		* [[Guide: Star Fleet Organization - General Outline\|Appendix C: Star Fleet Organization - General Outline]]
	*[[Guide: Abbreviations From Outside\|Appendix D: Abbreviations From Outside]]		* [[Guide: Abbreviations From Outside\|Appendix D: Abbreviations From Outside]]


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