This shuttle type is commonly used on the heavily industrialized planet Apergos.
Known shuttles
No name given
Annotations
We can see several of these shuttles above the planetary capital in LOW: "Strange Energies". They look like cargo shuttles.
Class specifications
None available
Areore
Large ship
General description
This ship with its superior firepower was built by the ancient Areore. It remained buried in a cave when the civilization adopted a simple lifestyle until its reactivation in 2381.
Known ships
No name given
Annotations
In LOW: "A Mathematically Perfect Redemption", Rawda manages to reactivate the large ship and use it to defeat the Drookmani, who have stolen one of the small ships and are attacking the Cerritos.
Class specifications
None available
Small ship
General description
At least six of these ships with formidable armament were built by the ancient Areore. They remained buried in a cave when the civilization adopted a simple lifestyle until the reactivation in 2381.
Known ships
No name given
Annotations
After the destruction of their own scavenger vessel in LOW: "A Mathematically Perfect Redemption", the Drookmani somehow manage to reactivate one of the small Areore ships and use it to attack the Cerritos, until they are defeated by Rawda in the large ship.
Solar sailing ships or lightships were operated by the Bajorans already many centuries ago. The solar wind is reflected from the large sails, thereby producing the propulsive effect. Gallery: Bajoran Starships
Known ships
No name given
Annotations
Such a ship is depicted in the bar in LOW: "An Embarrassment of Dooplers".
The Borg cube is a huge and enormously powerful vessel with highly distributed systems.
Known ships
Cube 90182 Cube 858779
Annotations
Borg cubes appear in the opening credits of Lower Decks. Owing to the simple surface structure we can't tell exactly which known type can be seen here.
The sequence was updated for season 2. Besides showing more diversity among the other alien vessels (not just Romulans but also Klingons and Pakled), the Borg cubes now have a more elaborate texture, and look much like the vessels on TNG (with some touches of the later variations).
More Borg cubes appear in the two season 2 episodes "I, Excretus" (as a simulation only) and in "wej Duj" (Cube 90182). The cubes seen on these two occasions are almost identical and lack the new detailing of the ships from the revised credits. These cubes may qualify as a variation.
This smaller kind of sphere, the "lifeboat", is classified as "Type 2" in the Borg starship database. It can be seen in Boimler's simulation in "I, Excretus".
In LOW: "Trusted Sources", we can see Breen cruisers in orbit of the planet Brekka that they have occupied. The Cerritos is no match for these ships, but they are eventually defeated by the automated Texas-class USS Aledo.
These small vehicles with two main rotors are most likely not spaceworthy and only used for planetary transport.
Known aircraft
No name given
Annotations
Several of these air vehicles can be seen parked on Brekka during the Breen invasion in LOW: "Trusted Sources".
Class specifications
None available
Bynar
Ship
General description
A Bynar ship consists of two slightly differently looking rectangular hulls connected by a thin bridge with a small central module.
Known ships
No name given
Annotations
The Bynar ship is kidnapped in LOW: "A Few Badgeys More", by the mystery ship that is later revealed to be the Nova One. It only briefly appears as part of the Nova Fleet in "Old Friends, New Planets", without having an active role in the episode.
The space station Terok Nor, a Cardassian design, was put under common control of the Provisional Bajoran Government and Starfleet after the end of the Cardassian occupation in 2369. Gallery: Cardassian Starships
Known stations
Deep Space 9 (formerly: Terok Nor)
Annotations
The station appears in a flashback in LOW: "Cupid's Errant Arrow" and much more prominently in "Hear All, Trust Nothing".
This is a small Cardassian warship with unknown capabilities.
Known ships
No name given
Annotations
Mariner's Miranda class is pursued by what looks like Hideki fighters in her holographic simulation in LOW: "Strange Energies". But the proportions and hull features are different, so this should be rated as a new ship class.
Three ships of this type appear in LOW: "Old Friends, New Planets" as part of the Nova Fleet. The better look at the design in this episode confirms this is not supposed to be a Hideki.
Nothing is known about this small ship type, except that it is a Cardassian design.
Known ships
No name given
Annotations
We can spot at least three ships of this previously unseen type in Mariner's holographic scenario in LOW: "Strange Energies". The planform and detailing are unmistakably Cardassian.
Class specifications
None available
Clicket
Tweerk type
General description
The Tweerk is an armed Clicket starship, about which no further information is available.
Known ships
Tweerk
Annotations
The Tweerk is seen in one of the flashbacks in LOW: "Veritas". The ship briefly exchanges fire with the Cerritos. Several Clicket ships surround the Cerritos in LOW: "Upper Decks".
Class specifications
None available
Collector's Guild
Kerner Hauze's ship
General description
Kerner Hauze owned a large irregularly shaped ship, designed to present his collection and equipped with all kinds of security measures.
Known ships
No name given
Annotations
This ship appears in LOW: "Kayshon, His Eyes Open". It is very likely a one-off design and defnitely looks like that.
Kerner Hauze was a Zibalian, just like Kivas Fajo in "The Most Toys". They wear the same jewelry, personal force field generator and make-up and have similar tattoos and outfits. It is fitting to file his ship under "Collector's Guild", rather than "Zibalian" though.
Class specifications
None available
Siggi's ship
General description
Chairman Siggi's ship is very small, apparently built for just one person.
Known ships
No name given
Annotations
This ship can be seen in LOW: "Kayshon, His Eyes Open". Siggi's tentacled species remains unknown so far.
Class specifications
None available
Drookmani
Scavenger ship I
General description
This ship consists of a detachable crew module and a larger cargo/scrap container. It is unarmed but equipped with a tractor beam.
Known ships
No name given
Annotations
We can see the Drookmani ship in LOW: "Terminal Provocations".
Class specifications
Length: approx. 280m
Scavenger ship II
General description
This ship consists of a small crew module and very large cargo containers. It is unarmed but equipped with a tractor beam.
Known ships
No name given
Annotations
This second Drookmani scavenger appears twice in LOW: "A Mathematically Perfect Redemption". It has different cargo containers and a relatively smaller command section than the first type.
The same type of vessel can also be seen in LOW: "A Few Badgeys More" when the ocular unit with Badgey is salvaged from the battleground in the Kalla system. This was already foreshadowed in "The Stars at Night".
Class specifications
None available
Shuttle
General description
This boxy shuttle is an auxiliary craft of the Drookmani scavenger ship.
Known shuttles
No name given
Annotations
This shuttle appears in LOW: "A Mathematically Perfect Redemption".
Class specifications
None available
Dulainian
Orbital lift
General description
As the ionically charged thermosphere of their planet does not allow the use of transporters, the Dulainians have built orbital lifts to reach orbit.
Known structures
No name given
Annotations
The orbital lifts appear in LOW: "The Least Dangerous Game".
A Ferengi shuttle is on display in the museum in LOW: "Veritas". Another one belongs to Kynk and can be seen in "Mugato, Gumato". More Ferengi shuttles appear on Ferenginar in "Parth Ferengi's Heart Place".
Shuttles on Ferenginar, as seen on the surface of the planet in LOW: "Parth Ferengi's Heart Place"
Besides the familiar shuttlepod, we can also see other designs that may or may not be of Ferengi origin.
Small ship
General description
This is a Ferengi ship considerably smaller than a D'Kora class but with multiple decks nonetheless.
Known ships
No name given
Annotations
A ship of this type operated by a Ferengi named Gem is hijacked by the Nova One in LOW: "Parth Ferengi's Heart Place". The ship becomes part of the Nova Fleet (with new markings painted on) and is now commanded by formerly subordinated crew members in "Old Friends, New Planets".
Class specifications
None available
Galardonian
Ships or shuttles, seen in the sky and close to the ground on the Galardonian homeworld in LOW: "Second Contact"
Tractor
General description
This appears to be a Galardonian farming vehicle.
Known vehicles
No name given
Annotations
The tractor can be seen in LOW: "Second Contact".
Class specifications
None available
Gelrakian
Ship
General description
The Gelrakian ship includes a large crystal and is equipped with phasers. Many boarding pods are attached to the outer hull.
Known ships
No name given
Annotations
These ships show up in LOW: "Temporal Edict".
Class specifications
None available
Boarding pod
General description
The Gelrakian boarding pods are constructed to attach themselves to the hull of an enemy ship.
Known shuttles
No name given
Annotations
These pods show up in LOW: "Temporal Edict".
Class specifications
None available
Hoverbike
General description
The Gelrakian hoverbike appears to be essentially a motorbike without wheels.
Known vehicles
No name given
Annotations
A hoverbike can be briefly glimpsed in LOW: "Temporal Edict".
Class specifications
None available
Hysperian
Monaveen
General description
The Monaveen is the ship of Hysperian Queen Paolana. The ship is designed in the style of a medieval/fairy-tale castle but with otherwise modern technology. Main engineering includes a "dragonsblood flame" (primary fusion reactor), which works in conjunction with the "elf matrix" (subspace field matrix).
Known ships
Monaveen
Annotations
The Monaveen appears in LOW: "Where Pleasant Fountains Lie". We can see that it has eight decks and is considerably smaller than the Cerritos.
The Hysperians are listed as "alien", although technically they appear to be a non-aligned human civilization.
The Jem'Hadar attack ship is an agile and powerful small warship. It is equipped with polaron beam weapons. When the ship was first encountered by the Federation, its shields and transporter technology was superior. Gallery: Starships of Dominion and Allies
Known ships
No name given
Annotations
A Jem'Hadar attack ship can be seen in the museum in LOW: "Veritas". The scene doesn't get the scale right because the ship looks like it is only shuttle-sized. Maybe it is a mock-up, not at full size?
Another Jem'Hadar ship appears in Mariner's holographic scenario in "Strange Energies" and is destroyed by a phaser blast from the USS MacDuff.
The Karemma ship in LOW: "Hear All, Trust Nothing" is a hybrid between the CG knock-off as used for Bajorans and aliens-of-the-week on one hand, and the actual Karemma design from DS9: "Starship Down" on the other hand. The overall proportions, the engine placement and the blue engine color resemble the latter, whereas the brown color and the three wings instead of the forked bow, as well as engine details, are almost exactly as on the former. The wider "rollbar" with two small wings, on the other hand, and the apparent cockpit window are like on none of the previous two design variations. It is possible that whoever drew the ship had the Eaglemoss model as a reference, which is based on the CGI and hence very inaccurate, but was aware of the look of the legit Karemma ship miniature as well.
This probe was launched from the planet Kataan 1000 years ago. It contains a program that reconstructs life on the planet through a synaptic link with a person.
Known probes
No name given
Annotations
The famous probe from TNG: "The Inner Light" is part of Kerner Hauze's collection, as seen in LOW: "Kayshon, His Eyes Open".
Class specifications
Age: approx. 1000 years
Probe Type II
General description
This is another type of probe of obviously Kataanian origin.
Known probes
No name given
Annotations
This probe appears (and gets activated) in LOW: "In the Cradle of Vexilon". It looks different than the one in TNG: "The Inner Light", as it has a round base instead of a hexagonal one and features four instead of two panels.
A Klingon BoP appears at the beginning of LOW: "Temporal Edict."
The IKS Che'ta appears in LOW: "wej Duj". We get the impression that this ship is small (again), probably considerably less than 200m. The Che'ta gets hijacked by the Nova One in LOW: "Twovix" and is recaptured in "The Inner Fight". After that, one BoP is still in the hands of Nova Fleet, as seen in "Old Friends, New Planets".
Originally four standard BoPs appear alongside Relga's big BoP in LOW: "The New Next Generation".
We can also see several BoPs in the update opening credits since season 2, having joined the fight against the Borg.
Two old Klingon D5 cruisers as previously seen on Star Trek Enterprise appear in Mariner's holographic scenario in LOW: "Strange Energies". The second one misses its bridge section. Since they are only holograms, we don't need to worry about the anachronism.
At the first glance, the design as seen in the Lower Decks episode looks like the cruiser (without the fuel pods), but the wings shape is like on the tanker variant. Most likely it is just the tanker without the pods.
Class specifications
None available
Hoverbike
General description
Hoverbikes are the equivalent of motorbikes on Qo'noS in the late 24th century.
Known vehicles
No name given
Annotations
Two hoverbikes collide in LOW: "A Farewell to Farms". Their designs differ (but I didn't want to split this into two entries). Complain and experience bij!
Relga's ship, along with initially four standard-size BoPs, can be seen in LOW: "The New Next Generation". This BoP is about the size of the Cerritos.
There are various visual differences between Relga's BoP and the classic design. Most notably the ship has doubled wings (that are probably fixed) and a command section that resembles the one of the old D5. The guns unfortunately look still the same as on a normal BoP, meaning they were scaled up to an unreasonable size.
The appearance of the ship is in line with T'Ana's statement in LOW: "The New Next Generation" that "Klingons hardly ever update their fleet designs. They always want their ships to look like big stupid birds." This serves to explain that the ship doesn't seem to change in the Schrödinger field. But in a more universal view, it helps to justify why we see the same Klingon ship classes (the BoP but also the K't'inga) for centuries.
This is the first evidence ever of a ship that looks like a Klingon BoP but that is bigger than other BoPs. In a speculative move, some fans imagine that some of the "big BoPs" in TNG were of this type as well.
A Klingon K't'inga can be seen in the museum in LOW: "Veritas". The scene doesn't get the scale right because the ship looks like it is at most 50m long. Maybe it is a mock-up, not at full size?
Many of these small ships or shuttles can be found on Qo'noS in the late 24th century.
Known shuttles
No name given
Annotations
Several of these shuttles can be seen landed on Qo'noS in LOW: "A Farewell to Farms".
This is the design of Goroth's ship from ENT: "Bounty". Since this ship would be 230 years old and is much larger than the shuttles we see in "A Farewell to Farms", the latter have to be a visually similar but essentially different design.
Class specifications
None available
Shuttles, seen on various occasions in LOW: "A Farewell to Farms"
The shuttles with the triangular side view look a bit like the Toron class, which doesn't have engine nacelles, however.
Vindicta's boarding pod
General description
This is a pod that, if it exists, is likely of Klingon origin.
Known shuttles
No name given
Annotations
We don't now whether the boarding pod that Mariner creates for her "The Rise of Vindicta" holomovie in LOW: "Crisis Point" actually exists.
Class specifications
None available
Vindicta's ship
General description
This is a ship type that, if it exists, is definitely of Klingon origin.
Known ships
No name given
Annotations
The ship that Mariner quickly creates for herself as "Vindicta" in LOW: "Crisis Point" is essentially a blend of a K't'inga and a BoP in a configuration that doesn't make much sense and that may or may not exist in reality.
Class specifications
None available
Klowahkan
Flying restaurants, as seen in the air on Klowahka in LOW: "A Farewell to Farms"
Lapeerian
Shuttles on Lapeeria, as seen in the air above the planetary capital in LOW: "First First Contact"
Bulky shuttles provide transport between New Axton and one of its moons every three hours.
Known shuttles
No name given
Annotations
After the authorities of New Axton have assigned a parking position near the second moon to the Cerritos, Freeman and her away team take a moon shuttle to get to the planet in LOW: "The Inner Fight".
New Axton is surrounded by a planetary shield, apparently maintained by distributed generators. A gate provides access to the surface for ships and shuttles.
Known stations
No name given
Annotations
The authorities of New Axton, who don't like Starfleet, don't allow the Cerritos crew to beam down but they let the ship of a bounty hunter (actually Billups in disguise) pass the gate without further checks in LOW: "The Inner Fight".
Class specifications
None available
Shuttles and vehicles on New Axton, as seen in various places on and near the surface of the planet in LOW: "The Inner Fight"
Many of the shuttles are probably operated by off-worlders, but a better classification is not possible.
Nova Fleet
Nova One type
General description
The Nova One is a small vessel that is equipped with a weapon to tow away other ships and leave the impression they were destroyed.
Known ships
Nova One
Annotations
Nick Locarno uses the Nova One to hijack several non-Starfleet vessels, starting with the Klingon Bird-of-Prey IKS Che'ta in LOW: "Twovix" and continuing with a Romulan ship, an Orion ship, a Ferengi ship, a Bynar ship and three Cardassian ships. The exact technology to take over other ships while leaving the impression they were destroyed is never explained. Most likely it is artistic license that the intact ship disappears and the debris appears immediately.
Class specifications
None available
Other Nova Fleet vessels, as seen in LOW: "Old Friends, New Planets"
After Ma'ah has retaken the Che'ta, there are still another two Birds-of-Prey in the Nova Fleet. In and around the spacedock, we can also see the Ferengi, Romulan, Cardassian and Orion vessels, whose entries are not doubled here. Other than that, there are still more ships that were either hijacked or otherwise acquired by Nick Locarno. These include a design (3) that might be Ferengi but isn't the one we already know (which looks different and is in the spacedock at the time). There is one Pakled ship or a variation thereof (5). All other ship designs are new (1,2,4,6,8). There seem to be two space stations (7,9). We can also see workbees (10, 11, 12) inside the spacedock, and two small vessels (13, 14) of the type of the early Ferengi ship aka Dekendi shuttle in the background behind Nova One.
Spacedock
General description
Nick Locarno's spacedock is large enough to hold several smaller vessels.
Known stations
No name given
Annotations
We can see the spacedock from the outside and inside in LOW: "Old Friends, New Planets".
Class specifications
None available
Orbs and Cubes
Big orbs and cubes, as seen in LOW: "Of Gods and Angles"
The conglomerates of single energy lifeforms in space may qualify as starships.
Orion
Attack ship
General description
The is is a ship type of the Blue Orions that resembles a raider but is considerably smaller.
Known ships
No name given
Annotations
Three of these ships of the House of Azure (aka Blue Orions) appear on a display at the end of LOW: "Dos Cerritos". They attack a large vessel that obviously belongs to the House of Tendi.
The design is similar to the brown one from TAS and from LOW: "Old Friends, New Planets". Aside from the blue color, the Blue Orion version has different wings and includes several more changes. It also has to be a tiny fraction of the size of the brown raider; otherwise if the attacking ships are each one kilometer long, the Tendi ship would measure over ten kilometers.
Class specifications
None available
Destroyer
General description
The Orion destroyer is a massive ship with uncertain purpose.
Known ships
Retribution
Annotations
D'Erika Tendi "borrows" her sister D'Vana this warship in LOW: "Old Friends, New Planets" but fails to mention that it is derelict.
This is possibly the vessel with the most absurdly exaggerated size in the history of the franchise. It can be seen relative to the about 500m long Cerritos twice in the episode, and has to be 20 kilometers long on both occasions. This makes the Orion destroyer the most voluminous non-Borg ship ever, surpassing even the Voth city ship by quite some margin.
Even if we reduced the length by a whole order of magnitude, there would still be the inexplicable mystery how the Cerritos could tow the massive vessel to the Detrion system...
Class specifications
None available
Interceptor type 1
General description
The interceptor type 1 is a small bird-like Orion ship and possibly an upgrade of the 22nd century interceptor.
Known ships
No name given
Annotations
A ship of this type gets hijacked by Nick Locarno in LOW: "Something Borrowed, Something Green". We later see the vessel as part of the Nova Fleet (and with Kolvoord Starburst markings) in LOW: "Old Friends, New Planets".
The design is much the same as the 22nd century interceptor, which appeared in ENT season 4. Many details are different, however, such as the hull color and the lighting. Also, there are several spikes and something that looks like a grappler (to capture a booty ship?) that the old design didn't have.
The interceptor type 2 is a small bird-like Orion ship and a newer version of the 22nd century interceptor.
Known ships
No name given
Annotations
This ship belongs to the Tendis and can be seen in LOW: "Dos Cerritos" and "Shades of Green" under the command of D'Vana Tendi.
This is a still different design than the type 1 from LOW and the 22nd century interceptor, which appeared in ENT season 4. Only the basic shape is similar. The Tendi interceptor has a forked bow and a pod on the ventral side.
This is a 300-year-old medical frigate that D'Vana Tendi's crew successfully recovers.
Known ships
No name given
Annotations
The ship can be seen LOW: "Dos Cerritos". It is in line with a common cliché but not really credible that it could be ready to fly after 300 years, including the ability to hover, which is a cliché of modern Trek.
The ship has a ring-shaped propulsion system with rotating "balls" like the one from TOS-R: "Journey to Babel" and its design seems to be based on the one that appeared in SNW: "Those Old Scientists".
The raider is a vessel with a characteristic wing structure, which in its basic configuration may have been around for over 100 years. It is considerably bigger than a California class.
Known ships
No name given
Annotations
The ship appears in LOW: "Old Friends, New Planets" to take D'Vana Tendi home to Orion.
The design follows the lines of the ship from TAS: "The Pirates of Orion" for the most part. Many details are different, however, and shouldn't be simply ascribed to different animation styles.
The ship reappears at the end of LOW: "Shades of Green", now belonging to the alliance of the Tendis and the Azure.
Shuttles on Orion, as seen in LOW: "Shades of Green"
The shuttle flying above the Azure headquarters may be a surveillance shuttle or drone.
Solar sailer (Azure)
General description
The Azure use a solar sailer with a similar hull as their attack ships and with comparably small rectangular sails.
Known ships
No name given
Annotations
We can see the Blue Orion solar sailer in LOW: "Shades of Green". It is very nice how the design establishes a design lineage of their ships, although the brown (original) raider was previously seen as a Tendi ship LOW: "Old Friends, New Planets".
Class specifications
None available
Solar sailer (Tendi)
General description
The Tendi family operates a solar sailer with a similar hull as their interceptors and with large petal-shaped sails.
Known ships
No name given
Annotations
We can see the Tendi solar sailer in LOW: "Shades of Green". The similarity to their raider design, including the forked bow, is obvious.
Class specifications
None available
Space station
General description
This is a space station of the Orion Syndicate.
Known stations
No name given
Annotations
The solar sailer race starts at this station in LOW: "Shades of Green".
Class specifications
None available
Tendi mothership
General description
This huge starship belongs to or is affiliated with the House of Tendi.
Known ships
No name given
Annotations
We don't know anything about this starship except that it holds significance for the House of Tendi and is attacked by the House of Azure at the end of LOW: "Dos Cerritos".
Class specifications
None available
Wrecks on Orion, as seen on the graveyard in LOW: "Something Borrowed, Something Green"
Shuttles, as seen on the planet Ornara in LOW: "Trusted Sources"
Pakled
Battle harpy
General description
The battle harpy is a small combat ship of the Pakled that only in large numbers is a match to a Federation starship.
Known ships
No name given
Annotations
We see the battle harpies in combat with the Titan in LOW: "Strange Energies" and on and around Pakled Planet in "The Spy Humongous".
Class specifications
None available
Clumpship type I
General description
After looking for things to make them go for many years, the Pakled have accumulated parts of Arkonian, Bajoran, Ferengi, Klingon, Romulan and unknown origin to build a formidable warship. This particular ship includes Romulan nacelles, a huge central structure of unknown origin on the very top and something like a drydock with angular struts on the ventral side.
Known ships
No name given
Annotations
The first upgraded Pakled vessel that attacks and destroys the USS Solvang in LOW: "No Small Parts" and later explodes due to Shaxs's and Rutherford's sabotage is of this type.
We can see on a display how the design that started as a Mondor type was supplemented with parts of different origins. The not-so-familiar symbol on the screen is that of the Arkonians.
Class specifications
None available
Clumpship type II
General description
After looking for things to make them go for many years, the Pakled have accumulated parts of different origins to build formidable battleships. This particular ship includes thin wings, yellow nacelles on the wings and on the very top and something like a drydock with angular struts on the ventral side.
Known ships
No name given
Annotations
This is the left one of the three Pakled ships that arrive just after the first one has been destroyed in LOW: "No Small Parts".
Class specifications
None available
Clumpship type III
General description
After looking for things to make them go for many years, the Pakled have accumulated parts of different origins to build formidable battleships. This particular ship includes short wings, two massive green glowing nacelles and something like a drydock with a hexagonal cross-section on the ventral side.
Known ships
No name given
Annotations
This is the middle one of the three Pakled ships that arrive just after the first one has been destroyed in LOW: "No Small Parts".
The ship that can be seen in orbit of the planet Karzill IV in "Kayshon, His Eyes Open" has an identical structure and is likely the very same vessel.
Class specifications
None available
Clumpship type IV
General description
After looking for things to make them go for many years, the Pakled have accumulated parts of different origins to build formidable battleships. This particular ship includes long pivoted wings, a red nacelle color and something like a drydock with angular struts on the ventral side.
Known ships
No name given
Annotations
This is the right one of the three Pakled ships that arrive just after the first one has been destroyed in LOW: "No Small Parts".
Class specifications
None available
Clumpship type V
General description
After looking for things to make them go for many years, the Pakled have accumulated parts of different origins to build formidable battleships. This particular ship includes Romulan nacelles, two huge yellow nacelles and something like a drydock with angular struts on the ventral side.
Known ships
No name given
Annotations
The USS Titan fights against this ship at the beginning of "Kayshon, His Eyes Open".
Class specifications
None available
Clumpship type VI
General description
After looking for things to make them go for many years, the Pakled have accumulated parts of different origins to build formidable battleships. This particular ship type includes nacelles whose exact type may vary, "wires" from the superstructure to the wings and something like a drydock with bending struts on the ventral side.
Known ships
Pakled
Annotations
Three comparably similar looking Pakled ships can be seen in LOW: "The Spy Humongous", the main difference being the nacelle color.
The ship named Pakled from LOW: "wej Duj" is of this type too, with yet another color variation.
This is also the type of Pakled ships that can be seen in the revised opening credits of season 2.
The Pakled ships of the 2360s were on an overall low technological level, but the Pakled tried to compensate for that by adding parts of other origin. Article: Redresses of the Mondor
Known ships
No name given
Annotations
The original design of the Mondor, which forms the basis of the huge battleship as it appears in the episode, can be seen on a monitor in LOW: "No Small Parts". It is also a part of all other "clumpships" that we see in the series.
A shuttle can be seen parked on the surface of Karzill IV in LOW: "Kayshon, His Eyes Open". We don't really know at this time whether the Pakled used it or whether it had been on the planet before. But it looks like it is the same type as the one Rumdar arrives in on the Cerritos in LOW: "The Spy Humongous".
The Bird-of-Prey was first sighted in 2266 when a starship of this type crossed the Neutral Zone and attacked the Earth Outposts. The ship was equipped with warp drive and armed with a powerful plasma energy weapon, and it had the ability to cloak. While cloaked, the Bird-of-Prey was not capable of firing but still warp-capable. Article: Warp Drive and Romulan History
Known ships
No name given
Annotations
Shaxs and Rutherford steal this ship, which for some reason is fully operational and fueled up, from the (probably Vulcan) museum in LOW: "Veritas". The design from TOS: "Balance of Terror" was faithfully redrawn for Lower Decks, including the hull plates of the remastered version.
This appears to be an old Romulan ship that shares the lineage with the Bird-of-Prey, with different wings and nacelles and a "beak" on the main hull.
Known ships
No name given
Annotations
We can spot at least two of these ships in Mariner's holographic scenario in LOW: "Strange Energies". The design is new to official Star Trek and previously appeared in the video game Star Trek: Starfleet Command (1999) as Snipe class. Since they are only holograms, we don't need to worry about the anachronism of several TOS-era ships in the 24th century.
The Warbird of the D'deridex class is a huge starship used by the Romulans in the 24th century. The ship is twice as long as a Federation Galaxy class, with an advantage in fire power, but a lower maximum speed. The power source is an artificial quantum singularity. Article: Appearances of the Romulan Warbird Gallery: Romulan Starships
Known ships
No name given
Annotations
Warbirds appear in the opening credits (most notably in season 1), fighting the Borg, in LOW: "Veritas" when three of the huge vessels show up next to the cloaked old Bird-of-Prey, in the scenario in Rutherford's mind in LOW: "Reflections" and when the Cerritos narrowly avoids the Neutral Zone in LOW: "Empathalogical Fallacies".
This is a moderately armed and armored hovering land vehicle.
Known vehicles
No name given
Annotations
We can see the hovertank in Boimler's holographic scenario in LOW: "Crisis Point 2: Paradoxus". It does not have to be a Romulan vehicle and may not exist at all.
Class specifications
Length: approx. 7m
Valdore variant
General description
This is a large and heavily armed Romulan starship.
Known ships
No name given
Annotations
The ship that appears in Boimler's holonovel in LOW: "Crisis Point 2: Paradoxus" looks like a Valdore type at the first glance. Besides some smaller detail changes that might pass as artistic license, his ship is set apart by a huge "vertical stabilizer". It is uncertain whether Boimler's Valdore version is an authentic Romulan design.
This is a smaller Romulan ship with nacelles arranged above and below the main hull. It features a cloaking device and disruptors.
Known ships
No name given
Annotations
The particular ship is commanded by Vrek and is hijacked by the still unknown Nova One in LOW: "I Have No Bones Yet I Must Flee". It is later a part of Nick Locarno's Nova Fleet, for which it was repainted with the Kolvoord Starburst logo.
The design is based on Andrew Probert's original concept for the D'deridex class. It is supposed to be considerably smaller though. The front tip is similar as on the Romulan shuttle from DS9: "In the Pale Moonlight".
Class specifications
None available
Targalan
Airship
General description
This type of airborne vehicle is used on Targala to tow the banner and for other unknown purposes.
Known shuttles
No name given
Annotations
We can see at least two of these airships when the Targalans celebrate the abolishment of money in LOW: "Shades of Green". One banner reads "No Money No Problem", the other one "Whoooooo!" (both with Targalan translation).
Class specifications
None available
Hovercar
General description
Rich people on Targala drive such luxury hovercars.
Known vehicles
No name given
Annotations
The hovercar and its snobbish driver can be seen in LOW: "Shades of Green". Note the pretentious "radiator grill" and the hood ornament.
The Tholian web spinner has a characteristic
"three-leaved" port-starboard cross-section, and is tapered towards the front tip. The ship has an emitter at its aft end, allowing to "spin" a tractor field that would destroy a ship trapped inside.
Known ships
No name given
Annotations
A Tholian ship can be seen in the museum in LOW: "Veritas". Lower Decks follows the lines of the updated version for the remastered TOS, not the original one from the 1960s.
Tholian ships also appear in the opening credits of season 5.
This is a shuttle-sized ship of unknown affiliation that is admitted to enter the planetary shield of New Axton.
Known ships
No name given
Annotations
The bounty hunter in charge of this ship turns out to be Billups, who in this guise managed to acquire the information about Locarno's whereabouts that was denied to Freeman's away team in Starfleet uniforms in LOW: "The Inner Fight". There is no clue in this episode how he could get his hands on the ship without raising suspicion.
Class specifications
None available
Crashed ship
General description
We don't know anything about this ship, except that it is rather small and has a dedicated cockpit section with windows.
Known ships
No name given
Annotations
Searching for a way to contact the outside world, Boimler enters this ship an connects the evil computer AGIMUS to its systems in LOW: "Where Pleasant Fountains Lie".
Class specifications
None available
Crashed ships, on the surface of the planet inside the gravity well in LOW: "Where Pleasant Fountains Lie"
All wreckage is incomplete and can't be attributed to specific ships.
The ship appears in Boimler's program in LOW: "Crisis Point 2: Paradoxus". It has the same configuration as the Sanction and the Erstwhile from TNG.
Class specifications
Length: approx. 290m
Generation ship
General description
This is a huge ancient generation ship of unknown origin. Its crew is mummified. The ship carries a molecular fluid that is capable of turning inorganic substances into compounds found on planets, probably to terraform the destination of the ship.
Known ships
No name given
Annotations
We can see this unique design in LOW: "Moist Vessel".
Class specifications
None available
Hyde's shuttle
General description
The alien named Hyde owns a small ship, or rather a shuttle, that he has rigged to self-destruct when being tractored, in order to obtain a generous compensation.
Known shuttles
Ladyjane
Annotations
The ship appears in LOW: "Mugato, Gumato". The origin of Hyde is not revealed in the episode.
Class specifications
None available
Menagerium station
General description
Owned by an alien named Narj and located in orbit of a planet, this station is home to a galactic zoo.
Known stations
Narj's Miraculous Menagerarium
Annotations
The Menagerium can be seen in LOW: "I Have No Bones Yet I Must Flee".
Class specifications
None available
Museum ship, visible outside the museum (probably on Vulcan) in LOW: "Veritas"
Besides two ships with a Federation look, we can spot one greenish design that could be alien (Romulan?). There is no clue whether this is an active vessel and parked on the landing pad or whether it is on display in the museum.
The probe Nomad was developed by Jackson Roykirk and launched in 2002, to seek out alien life. It later collided with an alien probe named Tan Ru, thereby forming a new, enormously powerful device. Gallery: Pre-Federation Vessels
Known probes
Probe 2002-45b Nomad MK-15c (original name)
Annotations
Nomad can be glimpsed in LOW: "Second Contact" and is clearly visible in the "anomaly storage" in "In the Cradle of Vexilon".
Class specifications
Height: 1.5m (after collision) Launched in 2002
Peanut Hamper's warp engine
General description
In order to escape from the debris field near the Kalla system, Peanut Hamper builds what is essentially a warp nacelle connected to a dilithium supply.
Known shuttles
No name given
Annotations
In LOW: "A Mathematically Perfect Redemption", the contraption breaks apart quickly and strands Peanut Hamper on the planet Areolus.
The Planet Killer's origin was outside our galaxy. The weapon's irregular cone-shaped hull consisted of neutronium. Its antiproton beam was powerful enough to destroy whole planets whose rubble it could use as fuel.
Known probes
No name given
Annotations
A model of the Planet Killer is on display in the bar in LOW: "An Embarrassment of Dooplers".
This is a simple three-wheeled and single-seated ground vehicle.
Known vehicles
No name given
Annotations
The vehicle appears in a cave in LOW: "Caves". Acccording to Boimler, it was placed there by the Vendorians as a character test for him and Lieutenant Levy. At least, there is a possibility that the story is true.
Class specifications
None available
Shuttles on Tulgana IV, as seen on the surface and in the air in several regions of the planet in LOW: "Envoys" and "Reflections"
The Type 6, Galileo 7 and the design inspired by the air tram are clearly Federation shuttles (or surplus shuttles sold by the Federation). There are several more shuttles without any design cues that may be alien.
V'ger is a massive conscious space vehicle that was constructed around the space probe Voyager VI, possibly by a civilization of living machines on the other side of the galaxy.
Known probes
V'ger
Annotations
The cloud surrounding V'ger appears in the Lower Decks opening credits of season 5.
The Whale Probe was sent by an unknown civilization to contact the supposedly intelligent humpback whales living in the oceans of the planet Earth. Essentially just a black cylinder with irregular, organic-looking surface, the probe's hull opened seamlessly to release a rotating transceiver ball when establishing the contact.
Known probes
No name given
Annotations
The Whale Probe appears in the chaos battle in the opening credits since season 4.