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As far as I can tell, both universes have equally objective ideas of speed. Do we know how fast the two ships, Millennium Falcon and USS Enterprise-D, can go? Which is faster?

Considering that sound can't travel through vacuum.

Why would something so grand contain such a fatal flaw? Was it really a flaw or was the only flaw the fact the "The Chosen One" existed. Who else in the Galaxy would have been able to fire that shot?...

I know this has been a long debated question among Star Wars enthusiasts, but when Han Solo said that he made the Kessel Run in 12 parsecs did he actually know what he was talking about? During the ...

So in The Empire Strikes Back, Luke parts ways with the rest after The Battle of Hoth and trains with Yoda. In the meantime Han and company evade the Imperial fleet, land in a space worm and then ...

This is sort of the opposite of this question: Which SciFi universe has the fastest space ships (hyperspace technology)? Since the obvious answer is just wherever there is no technology much more ...

I would like to restrict this to televisions shows. It can be a 2 part answer or other answers where novels discuss even faster hyper-drive style technology. Is the jump mechanism of FTL in ...

In Star Wars Episode II, when Kenobi came to know about outer-rim, he also came to know that outer-rim is 12 parsec away. 12 parsec = 12 * 3.26 light years = 39 light years (approx.) According to ...

An excellent answer by @Daniel Bingham for " Was the Millennium Falcon too slow? " stated: Even with a well traveled hyperspace route the fastest ships, such as the Millennium Falcon, would ...

I've read about hyperspace travel over the years, sometimes to try and answer questions on here, and something I've always come up against is how long any particular hyperspace trip actually takes. I ...