Titan is a terraforming seed ship capable of creating an entire planet similar to Earth.
Features
Exterior
The ship consists of a giant hollow ball topped by a bridge module. This bridge module houses the control deck, and weapons control.
The ship also has a number of exterior docks for smaller spacecraft.
The exterior of the ship has four nacelles at the bottom; three shorter sublight jets are arranged in a triangular formation around a longer supralight engine.
The Titan, mankind's last hope for a planet, as she appeared in a concept sketch.
Armament
The Titan is equipped with three gun turrets, which are controlled by holographic targeting systems in the ship's control deck. These were used by Akima and Stith in attempt to defend the Titan from the Drej, after its rediscovery.
The turrets were eventually destroyed by the Drej, leaving the Titan weaponless.
History
The Titan was built by Samuel Tucker during the time between 3022 and 3028 as a hope for restoring the human species.
In the early 31st century, Sam had initially envisioned a terraforming project as a solution to Earth's overpopulation. His original idea was to terraform an existing inhospitable planet, such as Mars, to suitable livable conditions. However, this initial idea was abandoned since the growing colonies on Mars served as an obstacle.
After the first sighting of the Drej, Sam changed his tactics and developed what would become the Titan Project, a ship capable of building an entire world from scratch.
After the ship's implementation, Sam hid the ship within an underground layer under a barn in Pierce, Colorado. Shortly before was destroyed by the Drej, Sam sent his creation on a journey to a new hiding place, and died during the trip. Before his demise, Sam recorded a holographic message for Cale, explaining that he would die before he could return to him, and how to activate the ship's engines.
Planetary Creation Process
The Titan makes a planet by shooting out three beams of powerful energy.
The planetary creation process at work.
These beams sweep all material around the ship inward, creating a gravity well.
All of the material gets pulled into a central point, causing it to coalesce into a hot clump of molten matter. Then enough of the material gathers up, and a new planet is born.
Before the material solidifies, the Titan then flies out of the central point, bringing its crew to safety.
The entire terraforming process takes approximately seven days.
A new planet is born, courtesy of the Titan.