Which explorer took the three ships, Nina, Pinta and Santa Maria on his journey to the New World?
The Garden of Rama known as the ISA, receives the message from Rama requesting two thousand humans. Upon its reception, the message is kept secret and, under the guise of a new Martian colony, the ISA starts acquiring its payload. The ISA selects a handful of their own representatives; meanwhile, they selectively gather convicts and promise them freedom if they are chosen to be a colonist. The payload is subdivided into three ships: the Nina, Pinta, and Santa Maria (names based on Christopher Columbus's ships Niña, Pinta, and Santa María) that arrive sequentially at Rama. At this point the colonists believe everything is a
Pinta (ship) Columbus himself took command of "Santa María", Martin Alonso Pinzon of "La Pinta", and his brothers, Francis Martin and Vicente Yanez, of "La Niña". The whole company in all three ships likely numbered 90 men (Santa Maria-40, La Nina-24, La Pinta-26) although some historians cite 120 men. A replica of "La Pinta" was built by the Spanish government for the Columbian Naval Review of 1893. Along with replicas of "Santa María" and "La Niña", it participated in the review. Replicas are on display at In 2005, a replica of "La Pinta"- although 15 feet longer and 8 feet wider than