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{{Sidebar Ship Class
{{Sidebar Ship Class
| image=[[File:DY-100 4.png|250px]]
| image=[[File:DY-100 (stbd).png|250px]]
| classname= DY-100
| classname= DY-100
| classification= Transport
| classification= Transport
| affiliation= [[China]] , [[Eastern Coalition]], [[Great Khanate]], [[India]], [[South Korea]], [[United States]]
| affiliation= [[China]] , [[Eastern Coalition]], [[Great Khanate]], [[India]], [[South Korea]], [[United States]]
| built= <br>
| ordered=  
* 1990 - 1996 (phase 1)
| operational= [[1990]] - unknown
* 2021 - ? (phase 2)
| commission=
| completed= 40 projected
| completed= 40 projected
* China: 7 (phase 1), 5 (phase 2)
* China: 7 (phase 1), 5 (phase 2)
* India: 2 (phase 1), 3 (phase 2)
* India: 4 (phase 1), 3 (phase 2)
* Khanate: 1 (phase 1)  
* Khanate: 1 (phase 1)  
* Korea: 2 (phase 2)
* Korea: 2 (phase 2)
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| life= 10 years
| life= 10 years
| mass= 2,720 mt
| mass= 2,720 mt
| length= 107.6 m
| length= 110.4 m
| beam= 48.8 m
| beam= 45.2 m
| height= 32.3 m
| height= 25.2 m
| crew= 12  
| crew= 12  
| cruisespeed=
| cruisespeed=
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| damage= n/a
| damage= n/a
| threshold= n/a
| threshold= n/a
| costs= 184 / 18.4
| costs= 184 / 18.4 (''why not 64?'')
| guide= [[Guide: DY sublight series|DY sublight series]]
| guide= [[Guide: DY sublight series|DY sublight series]]
}}
}}
The '''''DY-100''''' class transports heralded the modern age, by introducing [[Earth]]'s first interplanetary vessels. While the class wouldn't immediately usher in an age of prosperity, as there would be significant technological setbacks before the planet could truly be categorized as 'united', it did prove to the growing species that the wealth of the solar system was within reach. Turbulent times would follow as a result.
The '''''DY-100''''' class transports heralded the modern age, by introducing [[Earth]]'s first interplanetary vessels. While the class wouldn't immediately usher in an age of prosperity, as there would be significant technological setbacks before the planet could truly be categorized as "united", it did prove to the growing species that the wealth of the [[Sol|solar system]] was within reach. Turbulent times would follow as a result.


The ship worked primarily as the transport it was intended to be, even when the technology to produce it was re-discovered in the [[2020s]]. Able to grapple to asteroids and even settle on low-mass moons, it was a successful platform for top-level mining of those bodies. The base model assumed the client states (initially [[China]], [[India]], [[South Korea]] and the [[United States]]) would want the minimal scientific gear to explore the immediate near-space installed and so almost 70 tons of such equipment was provided. Cargo pods capable of holding 100 tons of material each were carried along the spine; the vessel also provided 68 tons internally, for the crew's easy access. The pods themselves were generally bulk storage, but variants included rigid storage extravehicular activity, such as maneuvering packs and even confined open-space maneuvering pods for single operators.
The ship worked primarily as the transport it was intended to be, even when the technology to produce it was re-discovered in the [[2020s]]. Able to grapple to asteroids and even settle on low-mass moons, it was a successful platform for top-level mining of those bodies. The base model assumed the client states (initially [[China]], [[India]], [[South Korea]], and the [[United States]]) would want the minimal scientific gear to explore the immediate near-space installed and so almost 70 tons of such equipment was provided. [[Cargo_Containers#Type_DY|Cargo pods]] capable of holding over 1,000 tons of material each were carried along the spine; the vessel also provided 68 tons internally, for the crew's easy access. The pods themselves were generally bulk storage, but variants included rigid storage extravehicular activity, such as maneuvering packs and even confined open-space maneuvering pods for single operators.


The ''DY-100'' vessels were never (knowingly) armed by the Dinyan-Yoyodyne Conglomerate, nor the client states, though they were fired upon by frantic members of the [[Great Khanate]] attempting escape from human retribution.
The ''DY-100'' vessels were never (knowingly) armed by the [[Dinyan-Yoyodyne Conglomerate]], nor the client states, though they were fired upon by frantic members of the [[Great Khanate]] attempting escape from [[Human]] retribution.


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| ''[[Mìngyùn (DY-100)]] || "Destiny" ||  || CNSA || (1991) || n/a || under development  
| ''[[Mìngyùn (DY-100)]] || "Destiny" ||  || CNSA || (1991) || n/a || under development  
|-
|-
| ''[[Pathfinder (DY-100)]] ||  ||  || [[USAF]] || (1991) || n/a || under development  
| ''[[Pathfinder (DY-100)]] ||  ||  || [[USAF]] || (1992) || n/a || under development  
|-
|-
| ''[[Gojoseon (DY-100)]] ||  ||  || [[KARI]] || (1992) || n/a || under development  
| ''[[Iskra (DY-100)]] ||  ||  || [[KARI]] || (1992) || n/a || under development  
|-
|-
| ''[[Ajna (DY-100)]] || "Command" ||  || ISRO || (1992) || n/a || under development  
| ''[[Ajna (DY-100)]] || "Command" ||  || ISRO || (1992) || n/a || under development  
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| ''[[Shènglì (DY-100)]] || "Victory" ||  || CNSA || (1992) || n/a || under development  
| ''[[Shènglì (DY-100)]] || "Victory" ||  || CNSA || (1992) || n/a || under development  
|-
|-
| ''[[Mariner (DY-100)]] ||  ||  || USAF || (1992) || n/a || under development  
| ''[[Mariner (DY-100)]] ||  ||  || USAF || (1993) || n/a || under development  
|-
|-
| ''[[Jin (DY-100)]] ||  ||  || KARI || (1993) || n/a || under development  
| ''[[Jin (DY-100)]] ||  ||  || KARI || (1993) || n/a || under development  
|-
|-
| ''[[Grissom (DY-100)]] ||  ||  || USAF || (1993) || n/a || under development  
| ''[[Grissom (DY-100)]] ||  ||  || USAF || (1994) || n/a || under development  
|-
|-
| ''[[Wúbǐ (DY-100)]] || "Unequaled" ||  || CNSA || (1993) || n/a || under development  
| ''[[Wúbǐ (DY-100)]] || "Unequaled" ||  || CNSA || (1993) || n/a || under development  
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| ''[[Yōu (DY-100)]] || "Superior" ||  || CNSA || (1994) || n/a || under development  
| ''[[Yōu (DY-100)]] || "Superior" ||  || CNSA || (1994) || n/a || under development  
|-
|-
| ''[[Scobee (DY-100)]] ||  ||  || USAF || (1994) || n/a || under development  
| ''[[Scobee (DY-100B)]] ||  ||  || USAF || (1995) || n/a || under development  
|-
|-
| ''[[Botany Bay (DY-100B)]] ||  ||  || Great Khanate || (1994) || n/a || under development  
| ''[[Botany Bay (DY-100B)]] ||  ||  || Great Khanate || (1994) || n/a || under development  
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| ''[[Kaitòuzhe  (DY-100)]] || "Fundamental" ||  || CNSA || (1990) || n/a || under development  
| ''[[Kaitòuzhe  (DY-100)]] || "Fundamental" ||  || CNSA || (1990) || n/a || under development  
|-
|-
| ''[[Crippen (DY-100B)]] ||  ||  || USAF || (1995) || n/a || under development  
| ''[[Crippen (DY-100B)]] ||  ||  || USAF || (1996) || n/a || under development  
|-
|-
| ''[[Anahata (DY-100B)]] || "Unstruck" ||  || ISRO || (1995) || n/a || under development  
| ''[[Anahata (DY-100B)]] || "Unstruck" ||  || ISRO || (1995) || n/a || under development  
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| ''[[Wánměi (DY-100B)]] || "Perfection" ||  || CNSA || (1996) || n/a || under development  
| ''[[Wánměi (DY-100B)]] || "Perfection" ||  || CNSA || (1996) || n/a || under development  
|-
|-
| ''[[Goddard (DY-100B)]] ||  ||  || USAF || (1996) || n/a || under development  
| ''[[Copernicus (DY-100)]] ||  ||  || USAF || (1991) || n/a || under development  
|}
|}


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: Height: 32.3 m
: Height: 32.3 m
: Maximum SU: 618
: Maximum SU: 618
: Utilized SU: 614
: Utilized SU: 214
: SU Mass: 4 mt (4.4 mt specifically)
: SU Mass: 4 mt (4.4 mt specifically)
: SU Cost: 0.3 RP
: SU Cost: 0.3 RP
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: Resistance: 2 (free)
: Resistance: 2 (free)


===Personnel Systems (468 SU)===
===Personnel Systems (68 SU)===
: Crew: 12
: Crew: 12
: Passengers: n/a
: Passengers: n/a
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: Personnel Transport: Jeffries Tubes only (3 SU)
: Personnel Transport: Jeffries Tubes only (3 SU)
: Fire Suppression: 3 SU
: Fire Suppression: 3 SU
: Cargo: 1,668 mt total
: Cargo: 7,552 mt total
:: 16 100mt cargo pods (400 SU)
:: 7,552 mt cargo pods
:: 68 mt internal (17 SU)
:: 68 mt internal (17 SU)
: [[Build:Escape Pods|Escape Pods]]: 3 (1 SU) (Type 4.4)
: [[Build:Escape Pods|Escape Pods]]: 3 (1 SU) (Type 4.4)
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===Propulsion Systems (35 SU)===
===Propulsion Systems (35 SU)===
: Warp Propulsion System: n/a
: Warp Propulsion System: n/a
: Impulse Propulsion System: Chemical Propulsion (30 SU) (YY-CPS1989B)
: Impulse Propulsion System: Chemical Propulsion (30 SU) (YY-CPS1989B) ([[1990]]) or Fission Propulsion (30 SU) (YG-NTP1991) ([[1991]])
: Reaction Control System:  
: Reaction Control System:  
:: Primary RCS: 3 SU (H-RCS1989C)
:: Primary RCS: 3 SU (H-RCS1989C)
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: Height: 32.3 m
: Height: 32.3 m
: Maximum SU: 618
: Maximum SU: 618
: Utilized SU: 616
: Utilized SU: 216
: SU Mass: 4 mt (4.4 mt specifically)
: SU Mass: 4 mt (4.4 mt specifically)


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: Resistance: 2 (free)
: Resistance: 2 (free)


===Personnel Systems (470 SU)===
===Personnel Systems (70 SU)===
: Crew: 12
: Crew: 12
: Passengers: 108 (cryogenic)
: Passengers: 108 (cryogenic)
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: Personnel Transport: Jeffries Tubes only (3 SU)
: Personnel Transport: Jeffries Tubes only (3 SU)
: Fire Suppression: 3 SU
: Fire Suppression: 3 SU
: Cargo: 1,668 mt total
: Cargo: 7,620 mt total
:: 16 100mt cargo pods (400 SU)
:: 16x 472mt cargo pods
:: 68 mt internal (17 SU)
:: 68 mt internal (17 SU)
: Escape Pods: 3 (1 SU)
: Escape Pods: 3 (1 SU)
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For game, this is the order of the Khan years' production, with one vessel of each mention. The remaining vessels were built upon re-discovery of the complete production process ([[2021]]):
For game, this is the order of the Khan years' production, with one vessel of each mention. The remaining vessels were built upon re-discovery of the complete production process ([[2021]]):
* 1990 - China, India
* 1990 - India, China
* 1991 - China, US
* 1991 - China, US
* 1992 - South Korea, India, China, US
* 1992 - South Korea, India, China, US
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Latest revision as of 01:47, 23 September 2026

STARSHIP CLASS
DY-100
Transport
Affiliation China , Eastern Coalition, Great Khanate, India, South Korea, United States
Completed 40 projected
  • China: 7 (phase 1), 5 (phase 2)
  • India: 4 (phase 1), 3 (phase 2)
  • Khanate: 1 (phase 1)
  • Korea: 2 (phase 2)
  • South Korea: 2 (phase 1)
  • United States: 6 (phase 1), 12 (phase 2)
Operational 1990 - unknown
Active 0
Projected Lifespan 10 years
Dimensions
Mass 2,720 mt
Length 110.4 m
Beam 45.2 m
Height 25.2 m
Characteristics
Crew 12
Maximum Speed 0.4 c
Combat Ratings
Size 3
Impulse 0.4 c
Damage n/a
Threshold n/a
Background
Costs (RPs) 184 / 18.4 (why not 64?)
Guide entry DY sublight series


The DY-100 class transports heralded the modern age, by introducing Earth's first interplanetary vessels. While the class wouldn't immediately usher in an age of prosperity, as there would be significant technological setbacks before the planet could truly be categorized as "united", it did prove to the growing species that the wealth of the solar system was within reach. Turbulent times would follow as a result.

The ship worked primarily as the transport it was intended to be, even when the technology to produce it was re-discovered in the 2020s. Able to grapple to asteroids and even settle on low-mass moons, it was a successful platform for top-level mining of those bodies. The base model assumed the client states (initially China, India, South Korea, and the United States) would want the minimal scientific gear to explore the immediate near-space installed and so almost 70 tons of such equipment was provided. Cargo pods capable of holding over 1,000 tons of material each were carried along the spine; the vessel also provided 68 tons internally, for the crew's easy access. The pods themselves were generally bulk storage, but variants included rigid storage extravehicular activity, such as maneuvering packs and even confined open-space maneuvering pods for single operators.

The DY-100 vessels were never (knowingly) armed by the Dinyan-Yoyodyne Conglomerate, nor the client states, though they were fired upon by frantic members of the Great Khanate attempting escape from Human retribution.

Ships

Name Meaning NCC Builder Commissioned Decommissioned Status
Zhìxiàng (DY-100B) "Ambition" CNSA (1995) n/a under development
Sahasrara (DY-100) "Thousand Petals" ISRO (1990) n/a under development
Mìngyùn (DY-100) "Destiny" CNSA (1991) n/a under development
Pathfinder (DY-100) USAF (1992) n/a under development
Iskra (DY-100) KARI (1992) n/a under development
Ajna (DY-100) "Command" ISRO (1992) n/a under development
Shènglì (DY-100) "Victory" CNSA (1992) n/a under development
Mariner (DY-100) USAF (1993) n/a under development
Jin (DY-100) KARI (1993) n/a under development
Grissom (DY-100) USAF (1994) n/a under development
Wúbǐ (DY-100) "Unequaled" CNSA (1993) n/a under development
Vishuddha (DY-100) "Especially Pure" ISRO (1993) n/a under development
Yōu (DY-100) "Superior" CNSA (1994) n/a under development
Scobee (DY-100B) USAF (1995) n/a under development
Botany Bay (DY-100B) Great Khanate (1994) n/a under development
Kaitòuzhe (DY-100) "Fundamental" CNSA (1990) n/a under development
Crippen (DY-100B) USAF (1996) n/a under development
Anahata (DY-100B) "Unstruck" ISRO (1995) n/a under development
Wánměi (DY-100B) "Perfection" CNSA (1996) n/a under development
Copernicus (DY-100) USAF (1991) n/a under development

Initial Flight Configuration

Mass: 2,720 tons

Size: 3
Length: 107.6 m
Beam: 48.8 m
Height: 32.3 m
Maximum SU: 618
Utilized SU: 214
SU Mass: 4 mt (4.4 mt specifically)
SU Cost: 0.3 RP

Hull (24 SU)

Outer Hull/Primary Structure: 12 SU
Inner Hull/Secondary Structure: 12 SU
Resistance: 2 (free)

Personnel Systems (68 SU)

Crew: 12
Passengers: n/a
Crew Quarters: 1 SU
12 Zero-G alcoves
Basic Life Support: 12 SU
Reserve Life Support: 6 SU
Emergency Life Support: 6 SU
2 emergency shelters
Gravity: n/a
Consumables: 1 year (6 SU)
Food Processor System: Food Stores (2 SU)
Industrial Fabrication Units: n/a
Medical Systems: Rating 1 (5 SU)
Recreation Facilities: Rating 1 (6 SU)
Personnel Transport: Jeffries Tubes only (3 SU)
Fire Suppression: 3 SU
Cargo: 7,552 mt total
7,552 mt cargo pods
68 mt internal (17 SU)
Escape Pods: 3 (1 SU) (Type 4.4)

Propulsion Systems (35 SU)

Warp Propulsion System: n/a
Impulse Propulsion System: Chemical Propulsion (30 SU) (YY-CPS1989B) (1990) or Fission Propulsion (30 SU) (YG-NTP1991) (1991)
Reaction Control System:
Primary RCS: 3 SU (H-RCS1989C)
Auxiliary RCS: 2 SU (1.5 SU specifically) (H-RCS1989C)

Power Systems (29 SU)

Battery Power Systems: 9 SU
Emergency Power: Back-up battery system (5 SU)
Electroplasma System: Pre-warp (15 SU)

Operations Systems (56 SU)

Bridge Systems: 20th c. version (6 SU) (MIA-BS1989B)
Auxiliary Control Room: n/a
Computers: 2 cores (silicon) Daear-89B (2 SU, 1.5 SU specifically, 0.75 each)
Optical Data Networks: 9 SU
Navigational Deflector: n/a
Sensor Systems:
Long-Range Sensors: Pre-warp, Class 1 (Mirihi WND-02) (3 SU)
Lateral Sensors: Class 0, Standard (Q-LS1989C0v2) (7 SU)
Navigational Sensors: Class 0, Standard (R-NS1989C0v2) (7 SU)
Flight Control Systems:
Autopilot: Flight Control 1, Coordination 1 (SY-AP1989-B) (4 SU)
Navigational Computers: Class 1 (Zemin-89B) (1 SU)
Back-up: free
Attitude Control: 1 SU (0.75 SU specifically)
Communication Systems: Type I (IPR1989-B) (1 SU)
Security Systems: n/a
Science Systems: Rating 1 (15 SU)

Tactical Systems

Beam Weapons: n/a
Missile Weapons: n/a
Hull Plating: n/a

Auxiliary Spacecraft Systems (2 SU)

Shuttlebays:
1 capsule connection (2 SU)

Botany Bay Flight Configuration

The Botany Bay was built by the Dinyan-Yoyodyne Conglomerate officially as a mock-up for the potential fourth in the series of DY transports, but really as a cover for the acquisition for a nondescript 'escape' vessel, in the event the Augments (specifically, Khan and his followers) failed in their attempts to unite the Earth under their collective rule. Amidst the other DY-100s and the focus on the weaponized DY-110 Apexes, the Botany Bay performed just as planned. No records survived to indicate the vessel left the Sol system, and the final fate of Khan was left unanswered, until 2266.

Mass: 2,720 tons

Size: 3
Length: 107.6 m
Beam: 48.8 m
Height: 32.3 m
Maximum SU: 618
Utilized SU: 216
SU Mass: 4 mt (4.4 mt specifically)

Hull (24 SU)

Outer Hull/Primary Structure: 12 SU
Inner Hull/Secondary Structure: 12 SU
Resistance: 2 (free)

Personnel Systems (70 SU)

Crew: 12
Passengers: 108 (cryogenic)
Crew Quarters: 3 SU
12 Zero-G alcoves
120 Cryogenic alcoves
Basic Life Support: 12 SU
Reserve Life Support: 6 SU
Emergency Life Support: 6 SU
2 emergency shelters
Gravity: n/a
Consumables: 1 year (for crew only) (6 SU)
Food Processor System: Food Stores (2 SU)
Industrial Fabrication Units: n/a
Medical Systems: Rating 1 (5 SU)
Recreation Facilities: Rating 1 (6 SU)
Personnel Transport: Jeffries Tubes only (3 SU)
Fire Suppression: 3 SU
Cargo: 7,620 mt total
16x 472mt cargo pods
68 mt internal (17 SU)
Escape Pods: 3 (1 SU)

Propulsion Systems (35 SU)

Warp Propulsion System: n/a
Impulse Propulsion System: Chemical Propulsion (30 SU)
Reaction Control System:
Primary RCS: 3 SU
Auxiliary RCS: 2 SU (1.5 SU specifically)

Power Systems (29 SU)

Battery Power Systems: 9 SU
Emergency Power: Back-up battery system (5 SU)
Electroplasma System: Pre-warp (15 SU)

Operations Systems (56 SU)

Bridge Systems: 6 SU
Auxiliary Control Room: n/a
Computers: 2 cores (silicon) (2 SU, 1.5 SU specifically, 0.75 each)
Optical Data Networks: 9 SU
Navigational Deflector: n/a
Sensor Systems:
Long-Range Sensors: Pre-warp, Class 1 (3 SU)
Lateral Sensors: Class 0, Standard (7 SU)
Navigational Sensors: Class 0, Standard (7 SU)
Flight Control Systems:
Autopilot: Flight Control 1, Coordination 1 (4 SU)
Navigational Computers: Class 1 (1 SU)
Back-up: free
Attitude Control: 1 SU (0.75 SU specifically)
Communication Systems: Type I (1 SU)
Security Systems: n/a
Science Systems: Rating 1 (15 SU)

Tactical Systems

Beam Weapons: n/a
Missile Weapons: n/a
Hull Plating: n/a

Auxiliary Spacecraft Systems (2 SU)

Shuttlebays:
1 capsule connection (2 SU)

Production

  • Design period: 7 months
  • Initial Production starts:

For game, this is the order of the Khan years' production, with one vessel of each mention. The remaining vessels were built upon re-discovery of the complete production process (2021):

  • 1990 - India, China
  • 1991 - China, US
  • 1992 - South Korea, India, China, US
  • 1993 - South Korea, US, China, India
  • 1994 - China, US, Khan (Botany Bay)
  • 1995 - China, US, India
  • 1996 - China, US

Notes

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