1961: The Minerva
The Minerva was a prototype ship, sent into space on August 30, 1961. The lead designers had no idea what a space ship was, so all they did was shoot one of their automobiles into space along with three passengers. Unsurprisingly, the ship had burnt up in the Stratosphere shortly after launch. Here is a dedication to its passengers.
Anthony Farewell (1922 - 1961)
Maria Weber (1934 - 1961)
Patrick Fitzpatrick (1927 - 1961)
1962: The Argonaut
The Argonaut was the first successful ship from Pineapple Inc. to be sent into space and then return. It is also the first ship ever to be mass-produced. Since 1961, the lead designers finally found out what a space ship was, and completed the design late in 1961. The Argonaut was a slightly modified automobile with fins and a booster. Surprisingly, the Argonaut was able to exit the exosphere. But while traveling back, the ship burnt up in the atmosphere causing third degree burns on all of its passengers. One of the passengers was able to survive, while the other two perished. Here is a dedication to the deceased passengers of the Argonaut.
Gerald Fitzgerald (1927 - 1962)
Victoria Buchanan (1938 - 1962)
1969: The Alexander
The Alexander was the first commercial ship designed for multi-planetary travel. The ship was equipped with artificial gravity, living quarters, and a food storage bay. The Alexander was also designed with refuelable tanks, retractable solar panels, and for emergencies, small missiles.
1970: The Agrippa
The Agrippa is a transportation ship used to transport materials to and from areas. The ship contains one top layer containing a control terminal and living quarters, and the lower level contains a large holding area with materials. The Agrippa is still in common use today.
1972: The Leonidas
The Leonidas was the first ship produced by pineapple to be used by specifically, a military. The ship was the largest model of its time, having over ten floors with a dormitory, training room, a large kitchen, and a new and improved terminal. The Leonidas was designed for a small army of about 300 to be contained inside the ship. Defense of the ship includes missiles of various sizes, a laser beam, and a computerized scanning ray. The Leonidas was used in the military of Holoina and some other planets, but has recently fell out of dominance.
1975: The Ulysses
The Ulysses was the first model designed for home living, equiped with a bathroom, kitchen, bedroom, and recreational area. It was best described by its designer, Okin Bloytt.
What we had designed was a mobile home in space. That's basically it. Why are you still recording? Get that out of my face.
1977: The Vespasian
The Vespasian is a ship that it used as a construction machine. The ship contains living quarters for its crew of two people. The exterior of the ship contains six retractable arms, three on each side. The ship has fallen out of popularity today.
1978: The Titus
The Titus is an updated version of the Vespasian containing mostly a larger living quarters and 8 retractable arms.
1980: The Hippocrates
The Hippocrates was produced at a time when foreign bacteria was causing fatal diseases to space travelers. The solution for Pineapple was The Hippocrates. The ship was basically, a hospital. The Hippocrates was sold to medical companies who used them for business in space. It contained a large dormitory for patients, a smaller dormitory for staff, a large storage area for medicine, antibiotics, and supplies, floors containing specialties such as Radiology, Neurology, Emergency & Treatment, and a large section dedicated to Diseases and Bacterial Surgery.
1981: The Ikkos
The Ikkos followed in a trend of large vessels in the late 1900's. This ship was used by athletic organizations and was a multi-purpose gymnasium and sport stadium. The Ikkos was primary used for athletic competitions or fitness centers. The ship held a large stadium which could be used for many different types of matches, a track circling the area, a weight room, an analytics room, an office area, a press room, a locker room, and many other rooms used for specific purposes.
1982: The Solon
The Solon was a one person ship that contained one bed, one bathroom, and one small kitchen. The Solon was considerably fast for its time, possibly do to the fact that there was only one person manning the ship. The ship also had more solar panels, a bigger fuel tank, and a holographic map of the surrounding galaxy. The Solon was very popular during its time, but has since been replaced by its predecessor, The Solon 2000.
1992: The Empedocles
The Empedocles was a ship sold to astro-zoology departments that was used to research and document foreign species. The Empedocles was a four person ship, containing on the upper level was a dormitory, a kitchen, two bathrooms, and a laundry room. The lower level contained a holding bay for newly arrived species, a containment area, a food service area, and a terminal connected to the department's headquarters. The Empedocles was usually paired with its bigger brother, The Pliny. The Empedocles, though outdated, is still in popular use today.
1992: The Pliny
The Pliny was a ship sold to astro-zoology departments that was used to catalog and store foreign species and researchers until being brought to the department's headquarters. Designer Okin Bloytt was inspired by a story about a man who contained two of each species of animal on his planet. Bloytt designed the ship after the boat described in the story. The ship contained 2 layers. The 1st layer had two floors which were used for the living quarters for the researchers. The 2nd layer contained 10 floors which held containment areas for over 50 separate species, a food storage area, and a computer catalog. The Pliny also contains a holding area for two Empedocles ships. The Pliny is also used just as much as the Empedocles today.
1999: The Ulysses 500
A bigger version of The Ulysses, including a dining room, more bedrooms, and a larger kitchen and control terminal.
2005: The Xenophanes
The Xenophanes is a ship sold to archaeology departments for the sole use of discovering fossils. The ship contains 2 layers, the 1st being living quarters for the researchers, and the 2nd layer contained a holding area for fossils, a researcher to diagnose and catalog the fossil, and a computer catalog system. The exterior of the ship had two retractable arms that would grab a fossil, and put it into the holding area. The Xenophanes would often be paired with a ship used for digging. The Xenophanes is largely used by the Titan Archaeology Society along with The Plouton
2006: The Plouton
The Plouton is a mining and digging ship that is used by mostly mining and archaeology companies. The ship can be alternated between a drill mode, a flying mode, and a scooping mode. The exterior of the ship has retractable drills in various sizes, retractable finds, and retractable loader. The Plouton is an all purpose vehicle with many uses and modes. The ship is divided into two layers. The top is used for the living quarters of the crew, and the lower is used for storage for the various modes. The Plouton was popular for its time, but since an unfortunate explosion due to short circuiting, it has since fallen out of popularity.
2020: The Domitian
The Domitian is a new and updated version of The Titus and The Vespasian. The Domitian contains the largest living quarters of the three, with being able to hold up to six people. The ship also has up to twelve retractable arms that could be used at the same time. The Domitian is in popular use by construction companies.
2024: The Octavian
The Octavian is a diplomatic ship used for the gathering and enjoyment of its passengers. The ship is sold to several peace organizations that used the ship for agreement and signing peace treaties. The ship contains four layers. The 1st is a meeting area, divided into two floors. The first floor has two rooms, the 1st room has a meeting area for the diplomats and the second room contains the control terminal for the captain and his crew. The second floor contains a dock for the translators. The 2nd layer contains a kitchen and dining area, the 3rd layer contains the living quarters for the crew, the diplomats, the translators, and the staff. The 4th contains supplies, food, and fuel. The Octavian is in popular use today.
2025: The Solon 3000
A bigger and more modernized version of The Solon. The Solon 3000 has a queen sized bed, a larger kitchen, dining area, and bathroom. A living room with a television and larger couch, and a better holographic GPS. The exterior also has a satellite dish, a small radio tower, and more solar panels. Along with better defense such as a retractable laser and four replaceable missiles.
In Progress:
The Gaia
A ship supposed to contain an entire planet within the ship. Currently being designed, completion expected to be in 2107
The Marxmore
A hexagonal shaped ship that could attach and detach to other Marxmore ships. Currently being experimented. Completion is expected to be in 2027