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Moryana was a 20th century Russian sailing vessel from the planet Earth.

Service history[]

In the 1980s, Moryana served as a whaling ship, and was based out of Vladivostok. Her CO was Kolovsky. (TOS novel: Lost to Eternity, TOS - Strange New Worlds VI short story: "Whales Weep Not")

In 1986, Moryana was bearing down on two humpback whalesGeorge and Gracie – but when the gunner fired its harpoon, the weapon deflected off of something invisible that saved the whales. Then the HMS Bounty decloaked above them, sending the whalers into a panic. (TOS movie, novelization & comic adaptation: The Voyage Home)

In 2024, a former member of her crew, Dmitri Katkov, recalled the incident and showed journalist Melinda Silver an oil painting he'd made of the Klingon bird-of-prey he saw that day in the Bering Sea. He told her that they headed back to Vladivostok at full speed. She was interviewing him for Cetacean, a podcast series investigating the disappearance of Gillian Taylor. (TOS novel: Lost to Eternity)

The vessel was named in the novel.

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