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[Mandypenn]

The Shuttle was my first introduction to space exploration. Still has my heart.

 

[Geekgal52]

The Rocinante, with its rail gun and Epstein drive it kicks butt!

 

[Albicuerre]

Albecuirre Drive... Only realistic way to meet our intergalactic neighbors with in the limited time span of our existence.

 

[happyraider5]

happyraider5

 

[Brassboy77]

USS Enterprise (original Startrek series)

 

[Maestro]

The space shuttle, always looked cool !

 

[Bitters]

Voyager 2 (IRL)
Millennium Falcon (Movies)

 

[sparkplug54]

Fictional ship: Raza from Dark Matter.
Real ship Space Shuttle (any)

 

[mtmk9007]

Voyager 1 & 2. I find it amazing that they are still going and, at least for now, still sending data.

 

[Dave K]

Apollo 11

 

[Abdiel1703]

SpaceX’s Starship Mars Rocket Stainless Steel

 

[Echoii]

The Rocinante

 

[beetleseventy3]

Apollo Lunar Module

 

[jstrickler]

Freedom 7 because the first space book I ever read was Moon Shot by Alan Shepard and it was what really got me to become the space dork that I am.

 

[Rick Wilkowski]

My favorite vehicle is the Saturn V. I fell in love with the NASA program when I was 7 years old. I watched in awe with my parents when Apollo 11 landed on the Moon. My dream rocket to own was the Estes Saturn V. I wanted to build it and display it. I never did get one because dad said it cost way too much for a model.

 

[texes24]

Space, it is so....so... perfectly ordered and beautiful.

 

[RMA]

Vimana

 

[TheRoger]

My favorites are the Apollo and the TNG Enterprise.

 

[KWMott]

UNSC Infinity

 

[mattytheplanet]

The Rocinante from the expanse in real life itis voyager one

 

[krdetwilermt]

Enterprise

 

[NormWakerley]

Atlantis--my friend flew on it four times, including the last shuttle flight...

 

[DataResearcher]

My personal favorite is seeing - and touching* - the Spaceship Shuttle Enterprise during the 1984 World Fair in New Orleans. It was (and still is) overwhelmingly beautiful and impressive by its structural soundness. I recalled how delighted I was when it was christened "Enterprise" as I'm a Trekkie. One can imagine how I followed its missions - as well as all other space missions.

It's ironic that after all those successful missions the Enterprise finally got a ding on its wingtip during transport past a bridge support on its way to a temporary port before its installation at the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum in New York City.

(*During those golden years one was still allowed to touch historic icons, including the Liberty Bell when it was originally stationed in Independence Hall.)

 

[DataResearcher]

Atlantis--my friend flew on it four times, including the last shuttle flight...

Awesome!

 

[Flyingmonkey64]

Fictional - Dr. Zarkov's rocket from Flash Gordon! Real - Saturn V!