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.
Mr Spock is the second-in-command of the Original Starship Enterprise, his rank is Commander. He also serves as the chief Science Officer.
The Starship Enterprise is a Space ship invented for the fictional world of Star Trek. To explore space and seek out new civilizations.
Dr. Smith
I'm a little embarrassed to admit that I know this, but Captain Jean-Luc Picard.
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His name was Spock; his blood type was T-negative.
Mr Spock is the second-in-command of the Original Starship Enterprise, his rank is Commander. He also serves as the chief Science Officer.
Jefferson Starship was a rock band. Starship Enterprise was a spaceship in the science fiction TV series Star Trek.
Starship Command happened in 1983.
Starship Command was created in 1983.
The Federation Starship Enterprise. In Starfleet Academy, the type ship Kirk commanded was an F-CA (early era heavy cruiser).
The Starship Enterprise is a Space ship invented for the fictional world of Star Trek. To explore space and seek out new civilizations.
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)
The crew of the Starship Enterprise.
Dr. Smith
Starship Enterprise is a ficticious starship. On the other hand, any interplanetary mission we use nowadays will travel faster than the speed of sound; otherwise it wouldn't be worth much.
yes captain spock went there with the starship enterprise