SPEED/SIZE COMPARISON 3D | Fictional SPACESHIPS 🛸
SPEED/SIZE COMPARISON 3D | Fictional SPACESHIPS 🛸
This is the NINTH Speed Comparison serie! This one is for Fictional MOVIE fans, which shows the Real size of Fictional Spaceships, and their max speed based on Calculated Fictional Movies. I had to use ZBRUSH for some of models , Substance Painter, Cinema 4D, and Unreal Engine 5 for render. Enjoy 😉
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1-x2 The Summoning by scott Buckley released under CC-BY 4.0. www.scottbuckley.com.au @ScottBuckley
2-x2 Dark Cinematic Ambient Background Music | "Dark Matter" by Argsound @AgrebenshchikovMusic
3-Sound effects by me, Spaceships, Ambient, birds, wind etc..
► DISCLAIMER: This Video is based on: Public Data, Google Search, Surveys, Discussions and Comments. And some of the information can be close to Wrong degree.
©Timestamps:
00:00-Ep.1 (Sizes seen in First Person View)
06:03-Ep.2 (a Quick trip in Solar System)
08:58-Ep.3 (a Trip to Voyager 1)
09:57-Ep.4 (a Trip From Sun to Proxima Centauri)
10:44-Ep.5 (a Trip From Sun to Nearest Black Hole)
11:43-Ep.6 (a Trip From Milky Way to Andromeda)
12:42-Ep.7 (Distance Traveled IN THE BLINK OF AN EYE)
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🙏Guys, I'm really sorry for any inaccuracies regarding RED DWARF & MOYA, which were shown flying backwards. To be honest, I haven't watched all these movies, and some of them are quite old, making it difficult to find all the necessary information about these spaceships
Lol!! Well, to take a dip in the irony pool, compared to some of these comparison channels, your mistakes are negligible, at worst. Things like the movement orientations are forgivable. It's the numbers/facts that are important. You're doing a great job!!
Admittedly, Red Dwarf's senile onboard computer Holly would no doubt fly the Jupiter-class Mining Ship backwards.
@@MasculineMilquetoast Great point! Talking of Holly, I met Hattie Heyridge at the Exeter ComicCon, lovely woman.
@@CIMAmotor Once met Danny John-Jules at a PBS meet-and-greet in the late 1990s; absolutely modest and charming.
To be fair, they look like they should be flying backwards to anyone viewing them without any context. 😁
Kudos for including “Flight of the Navigator”. That movie was my childhood.
Mine too! The premise/exposition of the first half is so mysterious, then the silly, “kid-in-charge” adventure of the 2nd half is so fun.
I wasn't expecting that at all :)
Introduced me to Twisted Sister.
the Ship from Flight of the Navigator did say that it could fly at ANY speed, even to the past so i think that should be factored in the same as the Delorean.
Max is a lot smaller than I thought!! LOL
I love how Spaceballs even made fun of how fast ships can go.
It's ludicrous!
I'm delighted that Spaceball One was included, along with Eagle 5! I happen to know that Spaceball One is said to measure 6.8 miles (11 kilometers) in overall length. That ship is GINORMOUS!!! Personally, my late grandmother actually had a Winnebago VERY SIMILAR to Eagle 5, just without the wings and engines!
@@Culdcepter "theyve gone to plaid!"
"SCREW ALL THIS COMPARING! LUDICROUS SPEED, GO!"
How on Earth did you make this THAT detailed? How did you design these ships with such detail? Amazing.
He bought it on various sites.
There was basically no detail on the daedulus
@@anthonykearney608 Looks detailed enough since it's not costing me anything, lol.
The heart of gold from H. H. G. T. T. G. With its infinite improbability drive would surely be the fastest spaceship and the slowest and every other possible position in the list all at the same time. 🤔😁
But the side effects..,
Turning stuff into a 🐋 or a houseplant.@@samurijder9550
@@samurijder9550Oh No Not Again !
Also guaranteed to get to where it's going first but no idea where that will be (or even what) without the coordinates.
TARDIS
Red Side literally makes my day.
You literally don’t know what literally means.
Literally I don't think it means what you think it means
"literally" what made your day was the earth orbiting the sun and rotating around it.
@@activatewindows I do and he did, I woke up a wanted to die, but his upload made me live another day.
@@redeocsirb4787 I am
The Enterprise looks too small. Same with the Heart of Gold. Are the ships all supposed to be positioned the same distance away from the frozen people in the foreground? Some ships fly off in front of the tall building on the left and some behind, so makes the scale/perspective confusing... Otherwise brilliant!
The Daedalus also looks smaller than I expected. Awesome video tho.
I thought so too.
Yes, obviously a tremendous amount of good work, but if the point was a to-scale size comparison I think it’s a fail. Became evident with the Enterprise. Because it was obviously farther away, it looked little bigger than those that had gone before. I think the only way is to show them side by side as they get bigger.
Most of the ships look waaaay too small.
Ya I think the scaling was soft on some of these.
Moya’s and Red Dwarf’s reverse parking skills were amazing 😉 The rest of the video made me very happy indeed, thank you!
aaah you noticed it too?
I thought Moyà looked weird but Red Dwarf just stood out like a sore thumb 😂
Just about to add the same lol
Red dwarf is 3million years into deep space which took 3million years to do
What do you expect with an AI hologram mic computer with the intelligence of 6,000 P.E. Teachers anyway?
The quality of your videos is honestly astounding.
The shear amount of perspective this video provides on interstellar distances. Makes you realize that even though humanity is on the brink of a space era, we are absolutely nothing on the true scale of the universe.
Even this representation of the solar system had massively oversized planets to scale to the distances. Universe Sandbox in VR really gives you a sense of scale for the solar system. It takes over 18 hours for radio signals (moving at the speed of light) to pass between Earth and Voyager.2 (36 hours round trip) and it has barely left the heliosphere after nearly 50 years in flight. It will still be another 30,000 years before its truly left the Suns sphere of influence (gravity has infinite range but at that point its influence is too weak to have any impact on trajectory).
Travel to another galaxy taking several human lifetimes at a fantastical sci-fi speed (trans-warp in this example) and well over a million years at the speed of light, which as of now is still considered impossible for us to reach let alone surpass with a vehicle, shows how isolated we truly are - especially considering there could be over 200 billion galaxies out there. There are almost certainly multiple spacefaring intelligent species in the universe, but for all we know the nearest could take us several billion years to reach without some sort of "so advanced it's indistinguishable from magic" type of technology. Definitely a journey requiring more than a few bottles of water and a change of clothes. At least we have plenty of leg room out there.
While the POV graphics quality is unsurpassed (as usual😊), the angle results in the scale depiction being way off. For example, although the Imperial II Star Destroyer is 1600m long/1mile, showing it with a featureless sky in the background makes it almost impossible to truly appreciate the immense (fictional) size of these spacecraft. I think the optimal POV would've been from above with the craft hovering over a large metropolis like NYC. This way we can use the buildings for size comparisons.
I’m pretty sure Moya flies the other way
He's driving in reverse
@@Zool. Evolution moves forward, not back. 😁
Yep moya flys the other way. The tentacles are used for jumping.
@@Eventwow Even Red Dwarf is flying backwards
Just enjoy it pedants
0:19 " JESSE! Set sail for planet APE ,we've more to sell" 💀💀
Haha lol
Just spotted it’s already been said that Moya (and Red Dwarf) was flying backwards, but great to see her on this comparison. I always like these videos, I had a feeling that the relative scales on some of these ships felt off a little bit though, Daedalus looks half size. Another ship that gets sadly forgotten is ‘The Andromeda’, oh and ‘The Destiny’
The speed at which i clicked on this video beats every single one of them
Even the heart of gold?
@@samurijder9550 yes even the heart of gold (clicked at an instant)
@@daydreamer7665 Zarquon..... That's fast
@@samurijder9550 thanks bro
No Serenity from Firefly?
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻Learning something new every time this goat uploads 🙌🏻🙌🏻Great comparison dude!!
Fantastic! I think you missed the ship: Liberator, from 1978 British Sci-fi series Blake's 7
Well, not every fictional spaceship is included, obviously.
@serilium069all the ships that were included were not FTL.
I love that you included Voyager and the Enterprise D and not just the original Enterprise. 😊
Well done, the attention to detail on these ships is AMAZING!!
Making this video required a lot of hard work...great work ❤
This is so awesome!! I LOVE the different comparisons that you made. More power!!!
Gundam or mecha anime spaceships need to be involved too. I hope you create it in the future project. Great work, much appreciated :)
I was waiting for White Base, Radish, or even a Gaw to show up. Kinda disappointed with that, especially since he included the Planet Express ship, but all-in-all I'd say the lack of Gundam ships doesn't detract from the overall video.
Why is Moya and Red Dwarf flying backwards lol
That's what I wanna know too!
As far as Red Dwarf is concerned, it's cannon with respect to series III episode 1
I was going to ask this very question. I can see the Red Dwarf Flying backwards, but Moya?
It was so great to see Fireball XL5 included!
You're getting better and better with every comparison I mean this one is just incredible!
All this cool Sci fi footage, and not a single Babylon 5 vehicle. . . So sad. . . . Good job on what was there. Far better than what many big studios are putting out.
Tragically, none of these vessels either: no Andromeda (Andromeda), no Heighliner Folder (Dune), no Rocinate (The Expanse), no Lexx (Lexx), no Eagle Transporter (Space 1999), no USS Orville ECV-197 (The Orville), no NTE-3120, NSEA-Protector (Galaxy Quest), no Serenity (Firefly), no Nell (Battle Beyond the Stars), no Prawn Mother Ship (District 9), no Harvester Mother Ship (ID-4), no Grey Mother Ship (Close Encounters of the 3rd Kind), no Discovery 2001 (2001 a Space Odyssey), no Jupiter-2 (Lost in Space -neither original nor re-make), no Thunderfighter (Buck Rodgers), no Valley Forge (Silent Running), no Alien Saucer (the Day the Earth Stood Still), no United Planets Cruiser C-57D (Forbidden Planet), no USS Saratoga or SA-43 Endo/Exo-Atmospheric Attack Jet ("Hammerhead") fighters (Space Above and Beyond), no Zarkov Rocket Ship (Flash Gordon), no USS Cygnus (The Black Hole), no Floston Paradise (The 5th Element), and no Tardis (Dr. Who). Not to mention all of the other ship classes and alien vessels within all these franchises (too many in Trek-dom to include).
I was also waiting for a Heighliner. I was really hoping for a GSV from The Culture, basically a 200 km flying brick, since all that fancy styling is ridiculous in an actual interstellar spacecraft, flying in vacuum.
No Firefly 😢
@@LeydenAiggRight? Starship design should "realistically" be engineered completely utilitarian, pragmatic, and as compact & low-mass as possible, nothing frivolous or wasteful...unless of course it's supposed to be a floating resort hotel like Floston.😂
@@TheBuddyLama "Multipass." - Leelu 😆
Man, you are creating the best content on KZhead. Keep going!
if this is fictional where is rick and morty's spaceship ?
Thanks!!! I love your videos❤❤❤
Really enjoyed this video. All the research and effort it must have taken was well worth it. The accompanying score was also well composed👍🏼
This must be one of your best comparison videos yet! Loved the diversity!
Woaw, kudos for the small details, like the battlestar galactica making small jump 👍
I am passionate about astronomy and frankly spaceships, the principle of the speed of light and time scales are interesting subjects. I admire the work of video editing, staging, as pleasure as usual !!👏💯💯
Your work deserves more views as a sign of appreciation
Now that is how to keep me hooked to my screen! amazing video!!
TBH the TARDIS should be an "Instant" speed class ship, due to it being able to appear at any point in Spacetime it wants.
It was
Better than instant, it could arrive a week or a year or a millennia before it even left.
Quality over quantity 👍
Amazing sounddesign, fits so well with the amazing video. Love the many small details in the video like light scattering in atmosphere and many other things
As always, it was a great, high-quality and interesting video, good luck with your work 👍
He...he included the USS Voyager, my god, that's my ship. I adored ST Voyager and still do. It's the sci-fi series I owe for my Nerdom awakening. Seeing her in such detail, I'm about to cry 😭
You and me both. 😊
Lightyear is a measure of distance, not time. If Gaia BH1 is 1560 lightyears away, light takes 1560 years to reach it. Other than that amazing video. ❤❤ Heart of Gold
Dude! Nice mix of fandoms! You even included "Red Dwarf." Well done!
That blew my mind yet boggled it too. Amazing video as usual!
Yeah that Spaceball 1 was monstrous!! No wonder they took a long time at the beginning of that movie to pan the length of that thing!!! LOL
Not only put the sizes in perspective, but the speed of these spacecraft, in the same video. 👏👏👏
Love your work (as usual). Unfortunately KZhead is presenting a pop up as that’s blocking a huge chunk of the screen making it very difficult to actually watch the video. Maybe on a desktop computer I would be able to close the pop up but on the phone there isn’t a way to.
Thank you reside... For this awesome video
Watched the full video and Literally This is Called a Contest ❤ kEep it up buddy Love your videos 📸
Nice job. One correction. The F-304 Daedalus class from Stargate is 650 m long, not 100m.
225m per the Stargate Wiki
Yeah that one seemed a bit small. Those side bits are hangars after all.
BC-304, she's a Battle Cruiser not a fighter.
Also i am guessing that is a non ZPM powered Daedalus class too since i can make the jump to The Pegasus Galaxy in about 3-4 days with the ZPM installed
based on the latest data 650 meters
Ok i already loved the spaceship sizes and them passing by like that, great sense of scale, but that second part was something fantastic, i really loved that perspective on space and speeds, very well put together, very clear and honestly, impressive. Great work mate, i really enjoyed this video. Plus, i never knew the Futurama spaceship was so fast.
The Planet Express ship kind of had me thrown off. In the show they make the 1,000 LY trip to Omicron Persei 8 in a matter of minutes, yet in one episode Leela asks the Professor why he's driving at 35mph when the ship can do .9 times the speed of light. It's like, which is it? Can it NOT hit the speed of light, or can it make the speed of light its bitch? I mean, technically it can reach .9 times the speed of light if it can also do 1,000 times the speed of light, so it shouldn't be a problem that way. But if Leela's right and the ship maxes out at .9 times the speed of light then not only is this video wrong with that ship, the show's also wrong with how fast they can reach Omicron Persei 8. I guess this is just one of the things that happens when dealing with imaginary things that, by definition, can't be tested and confirmed in real life. So.....meh.
@@gregbell9839 hmmm i guess he is going by fastest registered speed for each ship, i've seen an episode where the doc becomes a child and remembers how the ship's warp drive works, by moving the universe around it, and considering they travel through different galaxies i think, it should be able to do FTL speeds, or jumps, i guess the series is a bit light on consistency though.
@@gregbell9839oh i just got the info about this, in the future of Futurama, the speed of light was changed by scientists by a factor of billions, i guess this is a joke, which is why they refer to it as .9 or 99% of the "speed of light", so that is blisteringly fast :) Maybe a patch work to explain it's speed, but there we have it.
@@AdolfoWWolf I remember that, now that I read your comment. It was a quick one-liner in the first or second episode. I'd say I can't believe I forgot about that, considering how silly the notion of it is, but my memory has been horrible for a long time. Lol
@@gregbell9839 heheh it yeah that happens sometimes, but i didn't even know that ehehehhee
Great Video, thank you made my friday!
Thanks for including the Raza; Dark Matter is an under-appreciated gem!
Just a Note the ref sizes are way off in perspective of the people and area on the ground. eg: the borg cube is 1.86 miles on each side which would block out any view of the distant background.
There were people in the square! I bet no one noticed. And people froze, literally!
This is genius! Are these made by just one person? Wow! I have enjoyed Red Side's stuff for over a year! Even my parents enjoyed it! Awesome 🤓
This was outstanding. Never thought about the lengths of contrasting ships from different Sci-Fi universes. Really nice that the same "home base" was provided as a point of reference so we could really get a sense of size.
This is badass! Planet Express 💚
Best thing is you can actually feel the size of these ships 😮
Brilliant 👍 I didn't realise Red Dwarf was so big. 😁
thank you for this Video, The graphics are Great the Music on point Everything is well done
Thanks Red Side. May I request a special cloth design? The ones in the merchant page aren't what I look for and I really look forward supporting you.
I would’ve thought the TARDIS would get to its destination before it even started its journey, it being a time machine an’ all
The Planet Express colors look so good!
For a moment, I almost expected the Universal STUDIOS logo showing up, but you sure fooled me. Great job Red SIde ^_^!
Actual legend for making this
If these were built in real 😮
'If-'. - '-were built in real life'. Hrm. (yes.... if so indeed, I guess).
Yes 🎉
Also was gonna comment on Moya, if you ever get a chance to binge a season 1 it's a real treat. Also an idea, you might consider a comparison of how each ship jumps into super speed. Moya's got a really cool trick that doctors hate.
Wow 😲 it's amazing..... The world needs people like you who think differently..❤❤
Very good video 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Great 😯👍 Excellent video. But there are a lot of cult aircraft missing. You couldn't fit them all, but I would have liked to see an Eagle from the series SPACE:1999 Maybe next time 😉
I literally just saw "The Eagle obsession" by FutureDude Entertainment in my recommendations. The mothership from Independence Day and Serenity from Firefly is also missing.
@@OpinionFactChecker I also saw the trailer for The Eagle Obsession. Like you, I really want to see this film. SPACE:1999 was an excellent series, ahead of its time, with credible technology. It was the 2001: A Space Odyssey of television. Indeed, Firefly's ship and those of Independence Day have been forgotten.
That was pretty Awesome, luv your videos, keep up the great work! Btw, I believe the first Uss Enterprise should have been bigger. When I saw the Spaceballs spaceships fly by, I’m really happy you guys added them in 😂
I love this! Missing one of my faves, though - Serenity: Firefly.
I was looking for that, too. 😥
You have to wonder. It would have been nice to see it. The original Enterprise was so small in all this too though. Update: It would have come in After Planet Express at 82m
Thank you!
Simple: No FTL capability. People either don't know or often forget that 'The Verse' is just a large, single, solar system and travel just between planets takes days, weeks, months.
@@itsjustme8947 The video is just a comparison. It doesn't stipulate that the comparison is only of ships with FTL capability.
Thank you for using metres and kilometres.... it's scalable
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So good. Always worth a watch. I recognise your hard work
Poor Moya and Red Dwarf LOL Other than that... nicely done!!
Stunning video. The amount of work and talent this takes is mind blowing.
Very cool dude!!!! Thanks for the hard work and tine°°
This was one of the COOLEST videos I have EVER seen. Thanks for the comparisons of all these "ships" It must have taken some time to figure out all of the relative speeds of each one. Just wish I could ride in even just ONE of them!!! Thanks for this! Best wishes!!
Amazing as always!
Great job, I really enjoyed the video!
Great work! Don't sweat the errors. I guarantee this is better than most of us could ever create. Thank you.
Brilliant video. So much work put in.
Absolutely love your videos, this one just goes to show that Sci-Fi writers like to have a bit of fun with physics!
Today's science fiction IS tomorrow's physics. Unless you believe various governments' ridiculous charades, debunking and ridicule campaigns about the topic, the manufacturers of UFOS/UAPS clearly have no regard for relativistic speed limits.
Amazing research work and astounding animation! Well done!!
The biggest spacecraft I ever read about was from Niven's "Ringworld", where they sent a Ringworld through hyperspace. The biggest construct I've ever read about was by Stephan Baxter, a thing called the Xeelee Ring, around 10 000 000 LY in diameter, used as a portal to escape the Photino Birds.
What an epic video .cheers for hard work put into making that 👌
Awesomeness!!!! I love watching these videos!!!!! 🤯🤯🤯
Excellent job! Keep up!
Wow.. thanks for putting in the work... this made me smile.
Red side you are very hardworking guy I support you from 50 subscribers 🎉🎉❤
Another great video from Red Side
This is very painstaking work, thank you for giving us such content.
Best video! Thank you so much for my requests! Stay blessed; live long and prosper!
I love the perspective of this video. Really helps you appreciate the scale.
Absolute amazing video !!
Quality over quantity 👍😊
Always!
Just amazing as always, man! Should've had Galactica falling vertically down through the atmosphere for its arrival though 😁
This is an amazing video. Thank you for sharing.
this chanel makes my whole day and night and so on