This week's Community Question is about spaceships!

[MeeGee]

Hands down, The Heart Of Gold from Hitchhiker's Guide

 

[Lutfij]

I'd say, Endurance from Inception.

 

[suneritz]

What others said: Millennium Falcon (sounds a lot like Falcon Heavy), Enterprise, Voyager and may be Space Shuttles from movie Armagedon.

 

[josefnspace]

The TARDIS is a little outdated. If it lands in Texas it could become target practice. A TACO truck would be more suitable, perhaps. TACO - Traveling Astrocraft for Cosmic Operations.

I think I flew too many hours in NCC1701 to not make it my personal favorite just based on experience or familiarity.

But there are far sexier/snazzier ones.

The Falcon would be my second choice since a Captain who thinks a parsec is a unit of time means the ship must be really easy to fly.

The ship in Passenger is one of the few that doesn't stretch fiction with crazy gravity. So, in a class of most respected design (closer to real science), it would even impress HAL (2001), I think.

Han's boast is explained int Solo: A Star Wars Story

Millennium Falcon - Wikipedia

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or maybe theyre a worm hole or that matrix or library or tardis they talk about in
the movie interstellar....

Stargate.

Traveler Scout with Darrian modified drive
( 10x distance 1/10 fuel consumption )

 

[RevRickH]

I grew up watching the first rockets (Redstones) launching the Mercury capsules - even on the suborbital flights.. continued up to Saturns ( including one on my tin can down range in the Navy! Man, was that thing loud!) Also went up for a couple of the STS launches from home (both successfully, thank God!) Hope we can managed to get a plan underway for setting up a base on the moon before it's time for me to leave. I'd like to see that!

 

[Edunger]

The modern space ships Voyagers 1 and 2.
My all-time old school favorite has to be Apollo 9

Anyone ever see a full-size Apollo capsule? Those things looked much bigger than actual size. They were tiny.

 

[Trevize62]

Crew Dragon for real, Nostromo for fictional

 

[COLGeek]

Anyone ever see a full-size Apollo capsule? Those things looked much bigger than actual size. They were tiny.

True. Go to the Space Museum in Huntsville, AL (USA) and you can sit in one. Very cool.