USS Bellerophon (NCC-62048)

For other uses, see Bellerophon.

The USS Bellerophon (NCC-62048) was a Federation Nebula-class explorer that served Starfleet in the mid-24th century. The ship was named after a mythological Greek hero who worked with Pegasus to kill the Chimera. (DS9 episode: "Emissary", ST reference: The Star Trek Encyclopedia, Decipher RPG module: Starfleet Operations Manual, ST website: StarTrek.com)

In 2359, Ensign Natasha Yar was assigned to the Bellerophon as a junior security officer after graduating from Starfleet Academy. (ST video game: Starship Creator)

In 2362, the Bellerophon performed a star charting expedition of the Drago Cluster and used a revolutionary new procedure that was designed by the ship's head of stellar cartography, Lieutenant Commander Nella Daren. (ST video game: Starship Creator)

In 2365, the Bellerophon performed a star mapping mission in Sectors 1608 and 1609, and discovered a previously uncharted asteroid field. (ST video game: Starship Creator)

In 2367, the Bellerophon participated in the Battle of Wolf 359. It was destroyed, along with 38 other starships. (DS9 episode: "Emissary")

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Ships named Bellerophon
	*USS Bellerophon* (NCC-62048, Nebula-class)** • USS Bellerophon (NCC-74705, Intrepid-class) • USS Bellerophon (NCC-91888, Sovereign-class) • USS Bellerophon (NCC-62048-A, Bellerophon-class) see also: Bellerophon-class

Nebula-class starships
Federation Starfleet	Standard configuration	Aldebaran • Alnwick • Aristotle • Barclay • Bell • *Bellerophon* • Berkeley • Boadicea • Bonchune • Bonhomme Richard • Bostwick • Bougainville • Boyle • Caddebostan • Chang Teh • Chatelain • Chesapeake • Chin • Columbia-B • Conklin • Courageous • Cousteau • Crick • Curie • Darwin • Descartes • Discovery • Douglass • Edison • Einstein • Endeavour • Euclid • Faraday • Farragut • Fermi • Foucault • Galileo • Gallant • Garuda • Gates • Godel • Hawking • Hegel • Heisenberg • Hera • Himori • Honshu • Hsien Ning • Hubble • Jacobus • Jah'tor • Jasmine • Kelvin • Kerra'don • Khitomer • Knuth • Koerner • Lancaster • Leeds • Leopard • Lexington • Mei Yuan • Melbourne • Merrimack • Ming Chuen • Monitor • Nebula • Newell • New York • Newton • Nightingale • Nobel • O'Neil • Oakham • Ockham • Oppenheimer • Oxford • Pascal • Pasteur • Pavlov • Phoenix • Prometheus • Proxima • Pythagoras • Ranger • Saladin • Salk • Reston • Schrödinger • Schweitzer • Scott • Stafford • Sutherland • T'Kumbra • Temeraire • Tesla • Tintagel • Tomaselli • Tonawanda • Ulysses • Whitney • Zee-Magnees • Zimmerman • unnamed Nebula-class starships
Federation Starfleet	variant configurations	Magellan-subclass: Magellan Sutherland-subclass: Sutherland • Huygens • Almagest • Ibn al-Haytham
Terran Imperial Starfleet (mirror universe)		Berkeley • Nebula	Borg Collective	Douglass • O'Neil • Tonawanda • unnamed Nebula-class starships

Ships at the Battle of Wolf 359
Federation, Starfleet	USS Ahwahnee • USS Anderson • USS Bellerophon • USS Bonestell • USS Buran • USS Chekov • USS Columbia • USS Constance • USS Dunkerque • USS Endeavour • USS Endurance • USS Firebrand • USS Gage (Apollo-class) • USS Gage (ShiKahr-class) • USS Galatea • USS Garrett • USS Gora bim Gral • USS Hoagland • USS Hood • USS Ibn Sina • USS Kadosca • USS Kaneda • USS Konom • USS Kumari • USS Kyushu • USS Liberator • USS Melbourne (Excelsior-class) • USS Melbourne (Nebula-class) • USS Mjolnir • USS Porksauce • USS Princeton • USS Righteous • USS Roosevelt • USS Saratoga • USS Seleya • USS Sha Ka Ree • USS Sonak • USS Star League • USS T'Shen Kovil • USS T'Pau • USS Thy'lek Shran • USS Tolstoy (Centaur-class) • USS Tolstoy (Rigel-class) • USS Victory • USS Yamaguchi • USS Yorktown • unnamed by class: Constitution • Nova
Borg Collective	Cube 632 (Locutus's cube)