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lolz Star Trek. Fuckin nerds.
Star Wars is where its at.
The USS Enterprise is cooler-looking than the Millennium Falcon, too.
The USS Enterprise is cooler-looking than the Millennium Falcon, too.
no.
The Enterprise looks like some new-aged girls vanity put on it's back.
Star Wars was the better geekdom until the prequels hit. I'd be ashamed to call myself a Star Wars fan nowadays.
Star Wars was the better geekdom until the prequels hit. I'd be ashamed to call myself a Star Wars fan nowadays.
I'm a Star Wars fan who just makes a point to tell people that the prequels suck.
Also, Millennium Falcon > Starship Enterprise. The Enterprise is pretty cool, though.
Star Wars was the better geekdom until the prequels hit. I'd be ashamed to call myself a Star Wars fan nowadays.
I'm a Star Wars fan who just makes a point to tell people that the prequels suck.
Also, Millennium Falcon > Starship Enterprise. The Enterprise is pretty cool, though.
I'm a Star Wars fan too. About the only Star Trek stuff I like is the original series, and the original cast movies.
The USS Enterprise NCC-1701 owns the Millennium Falcon on every level, though. :-*
It was a trick question anyway, the correct answer was ludicrous speed. :-*
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Defiant is still the toughest fucking ship in the galaxy, I mean not only was it fast, had a stupid powerful payload, could cloak, but also was made for battle and outfitted with armor that was MEANT to take hits without shields. This isnt counting the voyager or even its delta flyer after the future upgrades in the last voyager ep. Im not sure exactly what the federation did with those upgrades considering they were gained from an obvious violation in the time travel prime directive. I suspect if they kept those upgrades the balance of power in the universe would have been am fucked total. Then again ST:Nemesis showed nothing of the new abilities so I dunno what happened.
Lasers
Lasers are a sidearm in the original Star Trek pilot "The Cage", and laser pistols appear in several Original Series episodes.
In one instance, the ship-mounted lasers of two spacecraft were incapable of overcoming the navigational shields of the USS Enterprise-D.
Tricobalt devices
USS Voyager uses a pair of tricobalt devices to destroy the Caretaker array in the Star Trek: Voyager pilot episode, "Caretaker". Tricobalt devices are not a standard armament of Federation vessels and yields are calculated in Tera-Cochranes. The tricobalt warhead is a subspace weapon whose high-yield detonations can tear holes in subspace.[18][19]
Transphasic torpedoes
Transphasic torpedoes appear only once, in the Voyager series finale, Endgame. They are high-yield torpedoes that are designed specifically to fight the Borg. The future Admiral Janeway brought them back in time in a Federation shuttle-craft and had them installed onboard Voyager in 2377. They are among the most powerful weapons used in the Star Trek universe; this is evident from the fact that one torpedo is capable of destroying an entire Borg Cube, a feat normally requiring a severe amount of punishment using standard Federation weapons.
Who cares, the TARDIS is ugly. On looks alone, the Enterprise is purtier.
Who cares, the TARDIS is ugly. On looks alone, the Enterprise is purtier.
But it's bigger on the inside.
Who cares, the TARDIS is ugly. On looks alone, the Enterprise is purtier.
Who cares, the TARDIS is ugly. On looks alone, the Enterprise is purtier.
What do looks matter when compared to utility? The TARDIS is a better ship than anything else out there.
These two battle stations are enormous spheres; the first measuring a couple hundred kilometers in diameter and the second, over 900km.
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Debates are often centered on which faction would win in various military encounters. Technological, strategic and tactical considerations all come into play, as well as a diversity of side-issues. However, the technology and settings in the two universes are usually very different, making comparisons difficult. For example, warp drive works on different physical principles than hyperdrive, and the terminology used to describe speed is different.