This comparison shows 7 objects drawn to scale. Drag the view to rotate it, or add your own items to the comparison.
| Object | As entered | Centimetres | Inches |
|---|---|---|---|
| Experimental Space-Travel Machine | 0.13 × 1 × 0.09 km | 13,200 × 100,000 × 9,200 cm | 5,197 × 39,370 × 3,622 in |
| Mass-Interstellar Travel Machine 1st Model | 1 × 8.78 × 1.2 km | 100,000 × 878,000 × 120,000 cm | 39,370 × 345,669 × 47,244 in |
| Interdimensional Travel Flagship Machine | 3 × 9 × 3.1 km | 300,000 × 900,000 × 310,000 cm | 118,110 × 354,331 × 122,047 in |
| UNSS Alexander Hamilton | 2.78 × 23.2 × 4.2 km | 278,000 × 2,323,400 × 420,000 cm | 109,449 × 914,724 × 165,354 in |
| XLT-15000K | 5.1 × 15.0 × 7.5 km | 510,000 × 1,500,000 × 750,000 cm | 200,787 × 590,551 × 295,276 in |
| Mass-Interstellar Travel Machine 9th Model | 14.0 × 122 × 15.0 km | 1,400,000 × 12,200,000 × 1,500,000 cm | 551,181 × 4,803,150 × 590,551 in |
| UNSS Keanu Reeves | 18.0 × 201 × 26.0 km | 1,800,000 × 20,100,000 × 2,600,000 cm | 708,661 × 7,913,386 × 1,023,622 in |
| Object | Volume | vs smallest |
|---|---|---|
| Experimental Space-Travel Machine | 12,144,000 m³ | 1× |
| Mass-Interstellar Travel Machine 1st Model | 10.5 km³ | 868× |
| Interdimensional Travel Flagship Machine | 83.7 km³ | 6,892× |
| UNSS Alexander Hamilton | 271 km³ | 22,339× |
| XLT-15000K | 574 km³ | 47,246× |
| Mass-Interstellar Travel Machine 9th Model | 25,620 km³ | >1,000,000× |
| UNSS Keanu Reeves | 94,068 km³ | >1,000,000× |
* Height × width × depth of the box each object fits in, not the object's own volume. Multiples are against the smallest box here, Experimental Space-Travel Machine. Anything beyond a million times bigger is shown as >1,000,000×.