U.S.S. Thoramin - Named after a fictional world I created for a long-running series of stories I'm writing.

USS Janeway.
Intrepid with Discovery engines.
Obvious reasons...

My Character is a Vulcan / Romulan half breed and I've named the ships after Roman weapons i.e USS Gladius, USS Hasta etc etc

I'm a engineer, so I wanted weighty engineering type names.

T1. Mercury
T2. Gemini
T3. Apollo

The three programs leading to the moon landing

T4. McAuliffe - after Christa McAuliffe from STS-51-L, the Challenger Disaster, may her noble spirit embiggen us all.

T5. Farnsworth - after the Professor on Futurama, himself named for Philo T Farnsworth, inventor of the electric Television

Mine is the USS Desiderata. From the latin "desired things". It was used to name one of the thoroughfares through Freeside, the T-A space station from Gibson's Neuromancer. Also note, my character, Jane Tessier is named for a character from the same book. The Lady 3Jane Marie France Tessier-Ashpool. I love me some Neuromancer

Neuromancer is awesome


Mine's the USS Migrator One

Also have the Astral Migrator and Stellar Migrator.


Named em that way, since i cannot fit "Universal Migrator" into the naming conventions.


Universal Migrator is from the Ayreon series of CDs. If you've never heard Ayreon, definitely do yourself a favor and do so. Incredible music, with a sci-fi story. Great stuff

Carbuncle, the radioactive squirrel rules!!

USS Wolverine - I happen to like the movie Red Dawn.

Me too. Anything with WW III and/or Apocalype/Armageddon/Doomsday is fine with me.

the iks pandasia it's big, it's fluffy, it has alot of tiny followers, and it brings death in a cutely wrapped package =3


and

HELLO KITTY NEGH'VAR
the paint job says it all