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Why is the Narada facing the opposite way to the others.

I think those lengths are projections. Never heard of a tiger or hammerhead reaching 20 feet or whale and basking sharks getting that big. I would stick to recorded and confirmed lengths.

Where is the Fesarius from The Corbomite Maneuver?

Wow livyatan weighed like 132,000 lbs what that’s enough to crush me

Technically, the NX-01 Enterprise was the first of it's name.

Where are Stargate ships, where are some of the fastest in science fiction?

Well, this is pointless. You don't seem to understand that the warp factor is not a speedometer. The Galaxy class was 9 times faster than the Intrepid. This isn't a whimsy, its canonical fact. If the Galaxy class had been sent to the Delta Quadrant it could have made it back in 7 years, but it would have taken the Intrepid 70. Warp is more like RPMs than a specific speed. The Borg cube, canonically, is faster than the Galaxy class, but it doesn't do it by going faster than light, it does it by moving through subspace using a conduit network.

odyssey class is by far my favorite

Ships from Star Trek Online...I don't care about! It's not really the world of Star Trek.

Where is jugaloceratops?

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The USS Enterprise was the SECOND ship to bear the name "Enterprise". There was the NX-01 before that which operated for 10 years.

If the USS Sulaco was so fast, why did the crew have to sleep during flight?

And the hell sarco was that large he was just 9 meterssss

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Also you’re wrong on the Enterprise. The first starship named Enterprise was the NX-01. Get your facts straight!!!

The space frying pan.

This list is as useful as trying to use a roll of toilet paper to soak up an ocean. So many errors😂

These numbers are made up. Not lore accurate.

A fun little secret side story of the improbablity drive is that the reason the old radio show, the bbc show the book and the movie are all different is because the drive doesnt just change things around it, it changes the entire universe.

I didn't know that the Kelvin timeline Enterprise was bigger than both the Enterprise-D and Enterprise-E . When I saw the Vengeance in Star Trek Into Darkness I thought it was comparable in size to the Enterprise-D .

I love u thank u for this video I rewatch it a lot bc it’s ACTULLY so shit BRO THEY HUGE

Just to try and help clear up the discussion here, this video is comparing overall wingspan, not height or body mass. I don't know if there is a standard method for pterosaur size comparison.

Wrong warp scale

WRONG!! Galaxy was seen at 9.65 for a "nerd" channel you got alot of info wrong

Poor research!!! Thumbs down.

Warp 10 shuttle star trek voyager threshold

Most if not, all is wrong. In TOS warp 10 was 1,000 x lightspeed. In TNG warp 10 was 100,000 x lightspeed.

Odd ai?

This is only ships that are in movies or TV. There are fictional starship that make these look like they're standing still. This list is also total Bulls**t.

Warshowski sails? Streak drive? Bergenholm? Hyper spatial tube? There are these things called "books" . . .

So many wording errors...

What is/was the interstellar speed of the Heighliners of the Dune universe?

The 2004 Galactica could FTL to anywhere in the universe, but the set back was you had to know where you were landing and that’s something all the other Sci-fi’s neglected

Blakes 7s Liberator Could out run anything in the galaxy

My imaginary spaceship is so fast, it arrives anywhere before it leaves where it's at. It makes where I'm going into where I've been, confusing everybody. Like... this dude made an order for some self-sealing stem bolts... Asked me when they would be delivered... I said... "Last month, and you're late paying for them."

Modern Bear and lion crying in the corner😂

Great vid!!!!

Conspicuously absent is an awareness of older science fiction. In E.E. "Doc" Smith's _Lensman_ series, published from 1948-1966, the spaceship Dauntless was said to have an easy cruising speed in galactic space of 80 parsecs per hour (~2,290,000 times the speed of light) and once in intergalactic space cruised at a sustained speed of 100,000 parsecs per hour (~2,860,000,000 times the speed of light). This would put it solidly in sixth place on this list, and possibly fifth depending on how much higher its top speed was than its cruising speed.

The TARDIS popped in and out of the universe in minutes in several stories.

Speed equals distance divided by travel time, so if the time is zero, then the TARDIS is infinitely fast. In fact, since the TARDIS can also travel backward through time and arrive at a destination before it left its origin Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy infinite impossibility Drive travels in a split second a split second is still a fraction of a second which is more time than instantaneous shouldn't that make the last two on the list switched as the Tardis can arrive before it left

warp 1 is actually 10% of the speed of light...

sorry the title should say science fiction, not fiction..... sherlock holmes is fiction...

The LIBERATOR & SCORPIO from BLAKES 7! MAX SPEED OF LIBERATOR WAS STANDARD BY 12.85 AND EMERGENCY SPEED OF STANDARD BY 20. SCORPIO MAX SPEED OF STANDARD BY 16

Wrong the Enterprise was ever only the Flagship in TNG with the Enterprise D. Show me IN CANNON were it was said (other than the ) was the Enterprise the flagship?

The Infinite Improbablity Drive does not travel from place a to place b, it travels EVERYWHERE at the same time. The TARDIS travels faster then time. They should be tied in first place. Also, you're missing the fast ships from Known Space.

Your chart is wrong because it fails to include the Imperium of Man (40K) whose ships can cross the galaxy in a matter of months, putting it on par with the fastest ships on the list. You have the Aeldari who, since you decided to include the Borg and set the precedent for assisted travel (they achieve their speeds via Transwarp conduits, an external construct), the Aeldari can travel even faster via the Webway. Then there is the Necrons whose ships are arguably faster than the the IoM. Inclusion of the 40K races would push out a third of this list. You also fail to mention Dune's Spacing Guild whose Highliners can fold space and travel instantly which is the fastest of any of them. None of these are obscure IPs and are both popular.

You have way too many inconsistencies to be taken seriously. Total 💩💩💩

The shuttlecraft Cochrane from the USS Voyager also deserves a mention. During Voyager's experiments with transwarp, the Cochrane did achieve infinite velocity, which meant it could be everywhere at the same time!

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