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== Design == | == Design == | ||
| − | HMS Ultimate Victory ship is powered by four space-rated tube [[whale]]s, and is equipped with an XR-221b Mattel [[Ham radio]]. It's main engines are two [[SLS]] rockets powered by quantum vacuum SRB's. Attitude control is provided by 224 [[Morpheus]] landers using the latest advances in green propulsion. | + | HMS Ultimate Victory ship is powered by four space-rated tube [[whale]]s, and is equipped with an XR-221b Mattel [[Ham radio]]. It's main engines are two [[SLS]] rockets powered by quantum vacuum SRB's. Attitude control is provided by 224 [[Morpheus]] landers using the latest advances in green propulsion. Its GN&C system is powered by [[Matlab]] Simulink running in parallel on 152 networked Mac Pros. |
== Notable battles == | == Notable battles == | ||
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* [[Horseshoe Nebula Incident]] | * [[Horseshoe Nebula Incident]] | ||
* [[Glorious Tenth of Septober]] | * [[Glorious Tenth of Septober]] | ||
| + | * [[Nebula Crisis]] | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
* [[HMS Fiery Gizzard]] | * [[HMS Fiery Gizzard]] | ||
* [[Orion]] | * [[Orion]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:22, 21 June 2013
The HMS Ultimate Victory is a Solitaire-class space battleship of the Royal Space Navy. It was Space Admiral Nelson's flagship at the Space Battle of Trafalgar. When viewed from certain angles, it bears a passing resemblance to the Flatiron Building. The ship was manufactured in the Helios Solutions orbital shipyards in the year 3692.
Design
HMS Ultimate Victory ship is powered by four space-rated tube whales, and is equipped with an XR-221b Mattel Ham radio. It's main engines are two SLS rockets powered by quantum vacuum SRB's. Attitude control is provided by 224 Morpheus landers using the latest advances in green propulsion. Its GN&C system is powered by Matlab Simulink running in parallel on 152 networked Mac Pros.
