This varies from ship to ship (there are many ships named USS Enterprise in the Star Trek universe).
Enterprise NX-01 (without the USS prefix) had a crew compliment of 83.
Enterprise 1701 and 1701-A from the original series and movies had 430.
Enterprise 1701-D from The Next Generation had 1000 (but that included the civilian families of the crew as well).
Enterprise 1701-E (from the latest TNG movies) had a crew compliment of 885.
The Enterprise that Kirk was captain of had 419 crew members.
Captain Archer had 86 crew members on his ship.
There were 760 crew members under Captain Picard when he was onboard the Galaxy Class version of the Enterprise.
There are 1650 crew members on the Sovereign Class ship that Picard later commanded.
The Crew Complement aboard the USS Enterprise NCC-1701 is 430.
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The fictional captain of the starship enterprise, from Star Trek (the original series, first 4 films, and 2 new reboot films).
Star-ships can be given a wide variety of names but since this question was in the "Star Trek" category then the classic name of the "Enterprise" from the original Star Trek series would be one answer to this question .
Chronologically, Captain Jonathan Archer was the captain of the first starship Enterprise in the prequel series Enterprise (2001-2005) However, Captain James T. Kirk was the first captain to appear in the franchise, on the original series (TOS) from 1966-1969. An earlier captain of the Enterprise NCC-1701 was Captain Christopher Pike, who appeared in the first Star Trek pilot filmed in 1964. Star Trek pilot (added to TOS as "The Cage") - Christopher Pike (Jeffrey Hunter) Star Trek the original series - James T. Kirk (William Shatner) Star Trek / Enterprise - Jonathan Archer (Scott Bakula)
Leonard Nimoy, who played Spock in the original Enterprise series, appeared as an older Spock in the recent Enterprise movie.
Counting the first two versions (XCV 330 and NX-01) Captain James Tiberius Kirk would be third. The third captain of the starship Enterprise is uncertain. If one goes purely by the television series, the first was Captain Jonathan Archer, second was James T Kirk and third was Jean-Luc Picard. But one cannot go purely by the main captains of the TV series, as Captain Pike was in the pilot episode before Kirk, and another captain was alluded to also during the original series of Star Trek.
The main starship in the original series was called the Enterprise.
In Star Trek the original series it is the Enterprise NCC-1701. In The Next Generation series it is the Enterprise NCC-1701-D.
Jefferson Starship was a rock band. Starship Enterprise was a spaceship in the science fiction TV series Star Trek.
The fictional captain of the starship enterprise, from Star Trek (the original series, first 4 films, and 2 new reboot films).
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"Space; The final frontier. These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise, ..." was the opening lines of the TV series "Star Trek".
The captain of the starship Enterpize was James T Kirk. Many people can get confused to know if its James T Kirk or Alan Shepard because Alan was the first US astronaut but the captain was definitely James T Kirk.
USS Enterprise. She's been mentioned in every film/series. I think the next would be USS Enterprise A.
Star-ships can be given a wide variety of names but since this question was in the "Star Trek" category then the classic name of the "Enterprise" from the original Star Trek series would be one answer to this question .
If you are asking about the Starship Enterprise from the Star Trek series, no, NASA cannot build that at the present time. They are going to have to do more research and development, first.
In the Original Star Trek Series Spok was Second in Command of the Enterprise NCC-1701. In Star Trek The Next Generation Commander Willaim T. Riker is the Second in Command/First Officer of the USS Enterprise NCC-1701-D (Galaxy Class Starship used in the series)
Chronologically, Captain Jonathan Archer was the captain of the first starship Enterprise in the prequel series Enterprise (2001-2005) However, Captain James T. Kirk was the first captain to appear in the franchise, on the original series (TOS) from 1966-1969. An earlier captain of the Enterprise NCC-1701 was Captain Christopher Pike, who appeared in the first Star Trek pilot filmed in 1964. Star Trek pilot (added to TOS as "The Cage") - Christopher Pike (Jeffrey Hunter) Star Trek the original series - James T. Kirk (William Shatner) Star Trek / Enterprise - Jonathan Archer (Scott Bakula)