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==Notes==
==Notes==
* Due to the early nature of space travel, this station does not hue to the Size + 8 stricture. Instead, it follows the standard ship rules, in regards to Size.
* Due to the early nature of space travel, this station does not hue to the Size + 8 stricture. Instead, it follows the standard ship rules, in regards to Size.
* The station's mission is to facilitate the development of lunar colonies, especially that of [[Goddard Moonbase]]. As such, the supporting nations for the moonbase also fund the station: [[United States]] (30%), [[Russia]] (30%), [[South Korea]] (17%), the [[European Union]] (15%), [[China]] (6%), and [[India]] (2%).




[[Category: Station classes|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category: Station classes|{{PAGENAME}}]]

Latest revision as of 07:42, 29 May 2018

Space Station
Deep Space Gateway upon final completion, before transit to lunar orbit
Deep Space Gateway
Service Hub
Affiliation United Nations
Built 1984
In Commission 1
Completed 1
Active 1
Projected Lifespan 30 years
Dimensions
Mass 874 mt
Length 127.9 m
Beam 208.9 m
Height 185.4 m
Characteristics
Crew 20
Auxiliary Craft 5 emergency capsules
Combat Ratings
Size 3
Background
Purchase/IMC (RPs) 201 / 10.05 (1988: 10.25)



Stations

Name NCC Builder Commissioned Decommissioned Status
Deep Space Gateway 1983-886U Baikonur Cosmodrome/Naro Space Center/United States Air Force Plant 42/Wenchang Launch Center 1983 Active

Initial Configuration

Mass: 874 tons

Size: 3
Length: 127.9 m
Beam: 208.9 m
Height: 185.4 m
Maximum SU: 606
Utilized SU: 456
SU Mass: 1.9 mt (1.92 mt specifically)

Hull (90 SU)

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

Personnel Systems (116 SU)

Crew: 20
Passengers: 15
Crew Quarters: 1 SU
35 Zero-G alcoves
Basic Life Support: 12 SU
Reserve Life Support: 6 SU
Emergency Life Support: 6 SU
18 5-person emergency shelter locations
Gravity: n/a
Consumables: 2 years (12 SU)
Food Processor System: Food Stores (2 SU)
Industrial Fabrication Units: 1 (Early) Type 1 Industrial Fabrication Units (8 SU)
Medical Systems: Rating 1 (5 SU)
Recreation Facilities: Rating 1 (6 SU)
Personnel Transport: Jefferies tubes (3 SU)
Fire Suppression: 3 SU
Cargo: 65.8 mt total
various holds (47 SU)
Escape Pods: 5 (5 SU)

Propulsion Systems (35 SU)

Chemical Propulsion Systems: 30 SU
Reaction Control System:
Primary RCS: 3 SU
Auxiliary RCS: 2 SU

Power Systems (149 SU)

Solar Power Systems: n/a
Fission Power Systems: Class 20 (100 SU)
Battery Power Systems: 9 SU
Emergency Power: Back-up battery system (25 SU)
Electroplasma System: Pre-warp (15 SU)

Operations Systems (44 SU)

Operations Center: 6 SU
Auxiliary Control Room: 6 SU
Computers: 4 cores (silicon) (6 SU, 6.0 SU specifically, 1.5 each)
Optical Data Networks: 9 SU
Sensor Systems:
Long-Range Sensors: Pre-Warp, Class 1 (3 SU)
Lateral Sensors: Class 0, Standard (2 SU)
Attitude Control: 1 SU (0.75 SU specifically)
Communication Systems: Type 1 (1 SU)
Security Systems: n/a
Anti-Intruder System: n/a
Science Systems: Rating 1 (10 SU)
3 labs

Tactical Systems

Beam Weapons: n/a
Missile Weapons: n/a
Threat Assessment/Tracking/Targeting System: n/a
Hull Plating: n/a

Auxiliary Spacecraft Systems (22 SU)

Shuttlebays:
10 craft connections (22 SU)

Production

Notes

  • Due to the early nature of space travel, this station does not hue to the Size + 8 stricture. Instead, it follows the standard ship rules, in regards to Size.