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The USS Earth was a Federation Galaxy-class large exploration cruiser under construction for Starfleet in the early 25th century. The Earth was part of the twenty-third production series of Galaxy-class starships, the so-called Planet-class, and was named for the planet Earth, homeworld to humanity and capital of the Federation. The ship was nearing completion in August 2409. (Bait and Switch: "Shakedown Shenanigans")

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  • USS Earth
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  • The USS Earth was a Federation Galaxy-class large exploration cruiser under construction for Starfleet in the early 25th century. The Earth was part of the twenty-third production series of Galaxy-class starships, the so-called Planet-class, and was named for the planet Earth, homeworld to humanity and capital of the Federation. The ship was nearing completion in August 2409. (Bait and Switch: "Shakedown Shenanigans")
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  • Under construction
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  • USS Earth
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  • Explorer
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  • Galaxy
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  • The USS Earth was a Federation Galaxy-class large exploration cruiser under construction for Starfleet in the early 25th century. The Earth was part of the twenty-third production series of Galaxy-class starships, the so-called Planet-class, and was named for the planet Earth, homeworld to humanity and capital of the Federation. The ship was nearing completion in August 2409. (Bait and Switch: "Shakedown Shenanigans")
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