Greatest sci-fi spaceship?

[DarkStarMonday]

Space Battleship Yamato

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Speaking of Yamato ...

 

[Binary_Bark]

 

[Wut]

Anything Donnager-class from the Expanse:

 

[Mike Hoxbig]

Normandy SR2...

 

[Kosmik]

All the above

Rama, forgot about that one.

Or the Yamato and Macross

 

[Lupus]

2 different shows - Macross is Japanese anime basically and Robotech is the American western version of the story.

the SDF-1 is in both Same as Rick, Lynn and a few other things.

 

[Lupus]

There are too many nerds on here

 

[AstroTurf]

Other, The Lexx

 

[DarkStarMonday]

the SDF-1 is in both Same as Rick, Lynn and a few other things.

Yeah obviously - the Japanese ( OG ) story line was different.

Macross still goes on and on and on after we were finished with Robotech

 

[Spizz]

Red Dwarf, so big and going so fast it takes 4,000 years to slow down and do a U-turn.

 

[Mike Hoxbig]

Other, The Lexx

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[thestaggy]

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[aqualung]

The vote doesn’t say MOVIE spaceships.

I’m going to vote for any of Iain M Banks ships.

The warship Killing Time.

 

[Kaapie]

The Eclipse (Palpatine's ship)

 

[OCP]

https://theculture.fandom.com/wiki/Killing_Time

Close (also from Excession) but different ship.

The Grey Area is also referred to as Meatfucker by some of the other minds.

 

[Fulcrum29]

The thing about determining the greatest spaceship is that it needs to have a great story. I mean it needs to have lore. Some in the poll do have lore, but there are also those who are plot movers.

There are also some great spaceships in Wing Commander and Freespace.

Then there are also iconic space stations and planetary rings/orbit stations.

 

[dabean]

Close (also from Excession) but different ship.

The Grey Area is also referred to as Meatfucker by some of the other minds.

Yeah I know (one of favourites). I just love the “here’s my mind-state, do with it what you will” scene.

 

[aqualung]

Honourable mention :

The ship from Blindsight (those who’ve read it will know why)