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:Ghost 1 ''is a [[Human|human]]-constructed spaceship in the [[Movie (franchise)|Transformers (2007) Movie]] [[Continuity family|continuity family]].''
:Ghost 1 ''is a [[human]]-constructed spaceship in the [[Movie (franchise)|Transformers (2007) Movie]] [[continuity family]].''


Retroengineered from half-understood (at best) [[Megatron (Movie)|Ice Man]]-derived technology, the experimental '''''Ghost 1''''' was created by [[Sector Seven|Sector Seven]] in the late 1960s. It was theoretically capable of traversing the solar system from Jupiter back to [[Earth|Earth]] in a time frame of about six months (a rate of travel unimaginable for Earth-based technology).
Retroengineered from half-understood (at best) [[Megatron (Movie)|Ice Man]]-derived technology, the experimental '''''Ghost 1''''' was created by [[Sector Seven]] in the late 1960s. It was theoretically capable of traversing the solar system from Jupiter back to [[Earth]] in a time frame of about six months (a rate of travel unimaginable for Earth-based technology).


''Ghost 1'' was single-stage, sleek and winged, with noticeable un-aerodynamic bulges and technology protruding in various places. To [[Transformer|Transformer]] eyes it was of very noticeable [[Decepticon|Decepticon]] design (although simultaneously strangely primitive in construction) and resembled Megatron's space-jet form to some extent.
''Ghost 1'' was single-stage, sleek and winged, with noticeable un-aerodynamic bulges and technology protruding in various places. To [[Transformer]] eyes it was of very noticeable [[Decepticon]] design (although simultaneously strangely primitive in construction) and resembled Megatron's space-jet form to some extent.


''Ghost 1'' possessed some weapons, which were evidently of enough sophistication to make the Transformers wary of them and at one point do enough damage to cause a sizable distraction in an Autobot/Decepticon battle.
''Ghost 1'' possessed some weapons, which were evidently of enough sophistication to make the Transformers wary of them and at one point do enough damage to cause a sizable distraction in an Autobot/Decepticon battle.
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== Crew ==
== Crew ==
*[[Samuel Walker|Samuel Walker]] - Commander
*[[Samuel Walker]] - Commander
*[[Craig Clarkson|Craig Clarkson]] - Systems engineer
*[[Craig Clarkson]] - Systems engineer
*[[Jacob Thompson|Jacob Thompson]] - Second-in-command/Pilot
*[[Jacob Thompson]] - Second-in-command/Pilot
*[[Michael Avery|Michael Avery]] - Science officer
*[[Michael Avery]] - Science officer
*[[Maria Gonzalez|Maria Gonzalez]] - Communications
*[[Maria Gonzalez]] - Communications




[[Category:Movie]]
[[Category:Movie]]
[[Category:Starships]]
[[Category:Starships]]

Revision as of 15:35, 25 March 2009

Ghost 1 is a human-constructed spaceship in the Transformers (2007) Movie continuity family.

Retroengineered from half-understood (at best) Ice Man-derived technology, the experimental Ghost 1 was created by Sector Seven in the late 1960s. It was theoretically capable of traversing the solar system from Jupiter back to Earth in a time frame of about six months (a rate of travel unimaginable for Earth-based technology).

Ghost 1 was single-stage, sleek and winged, with noticeable un-aerodynamic bulges and technology protruding in various places. To Transformer eyes it was of very noticeable Decepticon design (although simultaneously strangely primitive in construction) and resembled Megatron's space-jet form to some extent.

Ghost 1 possessed some weapons, which were evidently of enough sophistication to make the Transformers wary of them and at one point do enough damage to cause a sizable distraction in an Autobot/Decepticon battle.


Ghosts of Yesterday

Ghost 1 was launched using the Apollo 11 moonshot as a cover. Its mission was a test flight beyond Jupiter and back. The six-month tour was thrown for a loop while attempting to recreate an episode of Star Trek and it ended up pulling a <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Farscape" class="extiw" title="wikipedia:Farscape">Farscape</a> instead. Things went decidedly downhill from there.


Crew