Galileo (2267-2268)
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The Galileo (NCC-1701â„7) was a Class F shuttlecraft assigned to the USS Enterprise. It replaced a shuttle of the same name.
In 2267, It was used to transport the critically-ill Nancy Hedford from Epsilon Canaris III that same year. The shuttle was inexplicably pulled off course by the Companion, and forced down on a planetoid in the Gamma Canaris region. Kirk, Spock, and McCoy discovered Zefram Cochrane alive and well, and Hedford remained behind when the Galileo left, as she merged with the Companion. No record of this encounter was made at the request of Cochrane. (TOS: "Metamorphosis")
The Galileo brought Ambassador Sarek and his wife Amanda from the surface of Vulcan to the Enterprise prior to the historic Babel Conference in 2267. (TOS: "Journey to Babel")
This Galileo was nearly lost following an encounter with a space amoeba creature on stardate 4307. Spock, motivated by the loss of the USS Intrepid, piloted the Galileo into the creature with the intention of destroying it. The explosion threw both ship and shuttle clear. Spock later returned to the Enterprise. (TOS: "The Immunity Syndrome")
[edit] Background
Stock shots from "The Galileo Seven" were used to represent a shuttle stolen from a starbase in "Let That Be Your Last Battlefield", even though the Galileo's markings were clearly visible.
The model was recreated as a CGI for the remastered print of "Journey to Babel" in 2007. It shows the shuttle on approach, landing, and being prepped for launch.
| Shuttlecrafts named Galileo |
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| Galileo (2267) • Galileo (2267-2268) • Galileo II • Galileo (2287) • Galileo (2364) |
| Class F shuttlecraft |
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| Columbus • Conrad • da Vinci • Einstein • Galileo (2267) • Galileo (2267–2268) • NCC-1701â„9 • Galileo II • NCC-K7 • Picasso |
| Shuttles of the USS Enterprise (NCC-1701) |
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| Shuttlecraft: NCC-1701â„2 • NCC-1701â„4 • NCC-1701â„6 • NCC-1701â„7 (2267, 2267–2268, 2269) • NCC-1701â„9 • NCC-1701â„12 |
| Other: NCC-1701â„5A • NCC-1701â„R6 |


