Saw this link , not sure if the reative sizes are true; for example I could not image hundreds of people living in only a 400-600 M starship for very long ? Link: http://www.bitrebels.com/geek/size-comparison-of-famous-sci-fi-spaceships-infographics/

The nostromo is basically a tow boat. It's eve equivalent would be the noctis probably. The rorqual would be more like the Ishimura from dead space but that's not exact as the rorqual doesn't usually mine on its own.

i wonder what would win, titan or super star destroyer

**** fit whatever it is...

its dual tank of shields and hull

and dual weapon systems of lasers and torpedoes

The Enterprise is a science and exploration wessel. Albeit a very heavily armed one.

( Star trek all series was great but so different than this universe no point in making comparrisons )

Voyager could be an Arbitrator (sans drone bay....then again, maybe it was a shuttle construction bay instead...they lost 15 a season...)

The Defiant is a Stealth Bomber.

It also is silly and breaks all rules applied to all other vessels and all other ships, using the old 'Prototype!' go-to-line.

The Prometheus-class is a Tech3 Battleship (if those existed).

I'll bet ISK this thread ends with a Picard/Obi-Wan Debate (Argument)

i wonder what would win, titan or super star destroyer

A Naval Ship of the 17th-18th Century would carry a crew of hundreds (The HMS Victory carried a crew of 800) while being far smaller than that (The HMS Victory is under 70m long, 15m wide) and be at sea for years. Sailing was the rough equivalent of space flight at the time.

The USS Enterprise is 340m by 80m (max) and carries a complement of up to around 6,000. They don't call them floating cities for nothing.

i wonder what would win, titan or super star destroyer

The SSD would win. It has 1000 fighters and thousands of weapon turrets. The titan only has 8 guns.

fixed

The USS Enterprise is 340m by 80m (max) and carries a complement of up to around 6,000. They don't call them floating cities for nothing.

The Enterprise-D seems to be a marauder, a full T2 rebuild of the old idea, with a ton of utility abilities that had never been crammed onto a ship like that before.

Enterprise could use torps while in Warp.
It was OP for sure.

Ok, look at relative sizes to the Rest of what was out there, don't compare across universes in terms of size and armament, because EVE and ST have vastly different ideas on how future tech goes....

That said,

NCC-1701 (Constitution) was a registered Heavy Cruiser in Starfleet. (BC). It could fight Klingon d-7 Battlecruiser 1v1 with good balance, depending on Torpedo stores, which was the Fed-edge weapon system.

NCC-1701-B (Excelsior) was at least a half larger than the Connies. (Battleship)

By the time the C came along (Ambassador class), tech had jumped, along with size, with the Excelsiors now as battlecruisers, and the new Ambassadors as Battleships.

So, now watch 'Yesterday's Enterprise', and the difference in size from the C to the D. It actually wasn't that much.

The Enterprise-D seems to be a marauder, a full T2 rebuild of the old idea, with a ton of utility abilities that had never been crammed onto a ship like that before.

Carriers and dreads don't have a lot of help here, since by DS9 era, there were still no Dreadnought vessels (at least in the recognized cannon, SFB and such always had some triple-hulled, 3 nacelle monstrosities to cough at), and the only dedicated carriers in Starfleet were the Akira-class, which are actually closer to the old Constitution-class in size.

The Sovereign-E ?
I don't see a direct comparison...maybe a Machariel...

This is a tricky subject also, not because of size and power, but of speed!
Trek ships did not have speed limits. Everything from the smallest shuttle to Romulan D'Deridex Warbirds could accelerate to .7-.8 lightspeed on impulse, and could turn pretty fast too, thanks to the insane amount of physics-cancelling fields that were always killing inertia or ******* with the way mass worked.

Why did I write all of that?
[edit: especially when dude wrote some for me at the top of the same page?]

Well if I remember my Star Trek lore right the NCC-1701 series is a galaxy class exploration vessel, hope that helps.

(Personally I would say something along the lines of the Ishtar.)

At least on the Enterprise, the doors OPEN.

But 5,990 of those people are redundant. The whole ship can be run by just 10 people: Kirk, Spock, Bones, Scotty, Uhuru, Sulu, Chekhov, and Nurse Chapell. Them, plus two anonymous security guys to get chomped or vaporized on the more dangerous planets.

USS Enterprise. As in the Aircraft Carrier. Not the Space Ship Enterprise. I have no clue how big the Trek frisbee is nor how many people are pretending to be on it.

Its length is given as 300 metres (980 ft), and it has a capacity of 100 crew and 850 passengers

I'd like to point out that all Federation ships in Star Trek were science vessels. The only exception was the Defiant, the only warship the Federation ever built, which was pretty obviously a frigate.

It had an emergency capacity of around 5000 people.

/nerd mode off.

Except when they don't

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6CSmkym-Stw

(in the parallel universe)

There you go.

Also, the weapons on Federation ships were ancillary. Take the Defiant - barely larger than a shuttle, but capable of outgunning the Enterprise very easily, if you want to see what a warship looked like by Star Trek standards.

Well if I remember my Star Trek lore right the NCC-1701 series is a galaxy class exploration vessel, hope that helps.

(Personally I would say something along the lines of the Ishtar.)

Big ships

Ive seen a version of this chart that compares the subcapitals from eve too.