1. X-Wing
   W-Wing
2. J-Wing

The X-Wing fighters in "Star Wars" are fast and agile enough to tangle with TIE Fighters. They also carry enough armaments to take down the biggest, baddest creations of the Empire.

1. Formula 1
   OFFICE 365
2. TARDIS

When Dr. Who needs to get places in a hurry, he takes the TARDIS, a blue police call box. TARDIS stands for Time and Relative Dimension in Space, meaning that the good doctor can use the vehicle to travel not only through space, but through time, too.

1. Gatling Gun
   Gunstar One
2. Colt Peacemaker

In "The Last Starfighter," a clueless kid named Alex must somehow take part in a galactic war. He winds up in the Gunship One and ultimately becomes a hero.

1. P-Wing
   TIE Fighter
2. Star Destroyer

The Empire loves its TIE Fighters, which can keep up with anything the Rebels can assemble. Vader's special TIE Fighter has curved wings that help him stand out during the heat of battle.

1. Excaliber
   Serenity
2. Warmonger

In the sci-fi hit "Firefly," the ship named Serenity is the star of the show, a last bastion of hope for a small crew trying to survive on the edges of the civilized universe.

1. USS Defiant
   USS Cat Herder
2. USS Pacifist

In "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" we get our first look at the USS Defiant, a Federation warbird. The Defiant is an essential means of defense, particularly in the deep, uncivilized areas of the universe.

1. USS Enterprise
   Mayflower One
2. Moonraker

Starfleet's official designation for the USS Enterprise is NCC-1701. This version of the Enterprise appeared in the first three "Star Trek" films.

1. Havocstar
   Combatstar
2. Battlestar

In an effort to defend themselves from the Cylons, the Twelve Colonies built a series of Battlestars in "Battlestar Galactica." In the end, the one named "Galactica" is the only thing keeping their people alive.

1. USS Oklahoma
   USS Missouri
2. USS Enterprise

If you want to go where no one has gone before, you need more than a Ford Festiva. That's why Captain Kirk traded in his little hatchback for the USS Enterprise… and began blazing new trails across the galaxy.

1. Death Star
   Life Star
2. Shooting Star

In "Star Wars," there's no weapon bigger or more powerful than the Death Star. With its 120-kilometer girth, the Death Star was sometimes mistaken for a small moon.

1. Harold and Kumar
   Millennium Falcon
2. Bob. Just Bob, thanks.

In "Star Wars," there's no ship more famous than the Corellian YT-1300f light freighter named Millennium Falcon. It's the ship that Han Solo and Chewbacca steer towards glory, time and again.

1. Star Blaster
   Planet Pumper
2. Space Master

In "Guardians of the Galaxy," the Nova Corps relies on Star Blasters. These special ships can actually link with others to form a massive energy barrier during battle.

1. Shadow Vessel
   Z-Wing
2. Monster Mash

It is perhaps one of the scariest-looking sci-fi ships of all-time -- the Shadow Vessel from "Babylon 5." These spider-shaped vessels are shiny black and can cause mental and emotional distress in beings as they pass by, thanks to a weird scream sound they project into nearby minds.

1. Millennium Falcon
   Red Dwarf
2. USS Defiant

The Millennium Falcon is no stock Corellian YT-­1300 light freighter. It is a revved-up version that's often used for smuggling… and some people call it the fastest ship in the galaxy.

1. Star Destroyer
   Planet Annihilator
2. Ocean Evaporator

In "Star Wars," enemies shudder at the thought of crossing paths with the evil Star Destroyers. They are some of the biggest ships in the entire universe, carrying a multitude of weapons and fighters.

1. Y-Wing
   X-Wing
2. A-Wing

As Luke careens through the interior passages of the Death Star, he's unsure of how he can possibly make a difference in the battle. But he trusts his instincts and steers his X-Wing into the annals of sci-fi glory.

1. Red Dwarfs
   speeder bikes
2. X-Wings

On Endor, the Rebels hop onto speeder bikes, but they are closely pursued by Empire troops riding at a breakneck pace. Somehow, the combatants swoop through the jungle without slamming into trees at every moment.

1. Naysayer
   Nostromo
2. Nostrilla

In "Alien," there's a Lockmart CM 88B Bison M-Class starfreighter called the Nostromo. Thanks to violent, parasitic aliens, the ship becomes the scene of massive chaos during the film.

1. Slave 1
   Slave 2 U
2. The Enslaver

In "Star Wars," Boba Fett is the fashionable bounty hunter who pursues his game in the Slave 1. The oddly-shaped ship lands on its backside but flies face-first into war.

1. Enterprise
   Event Horizon
2. Kilgore

In "Event Horizon," a missing ship of the same name abruptly and inexplicably reappears near Neptune. Astronauts are sent to see if there's anyone left alive on the ship… and they wind up in a harrowing situation.

1. X-Wing
   TARDIS
2. R2-D2

Dr. Who's TARDIS is a remarkable machine in many ways, but for short distances it is very unpredictable, often landing the doctor in random circumstances that he'd rather avoid.

1. Heart of Gold
   Iron Lung
2. Liver of Steel

Zaphod Beeblebrox's stolen ship in "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy," is called the Heart of Gold. The ridiculous ship doesn't need gas or diesel… it runs on improbability.

1. Snuffy
   Sulaco
2. Sultan

In the "Aliens" franchise, the Sulaco is a Conestoga-class warship with intimidating firepower. Not only did it have a crew of thousands, it also ferried multiple Cheyenne dropships into warzones.

1. Harriet
   Alyssa
2. Milano

The Guardians of the Galaxy know how to travel in style. They mostly rely on their ship, the Milano, which is plenty fast for interstellar travel.

1. HMS Skull
   USS Starship
2. NSEA Protector

In "Galaxy Quest," a bunch of sci-fi actors suddenly find themselves facing off with real aliens. They'll be just fine, in part thanks to their ship, the NSEA Protector.

1. X-301
   Death Star
2. USS Enterprise

The USS Enterprise (NCC-1701) is a Constitution-class Heavy Cruiser, meant mostly for exploration… but more than capable of holding its own in a heated battle.

1. Nebulae
   Death Star
2. Basestar

Cylons need a home, too. And in "Battlestar Galactica," they have them -- the Basestars are where the Cylons lay their weary cybernetic heads after a long day of intergalactic battle.

1. H-8 Global Defender
   F-15
2. MiG 21

As aliens invade the planet during "Independence Day," the Earth Space Defense produces its H-8 Global Defenders, fighters meant to hold off the extraterrestrial hordes.

1. Cheyenne
   San Francisco
2. Des Moines

In 1986's "Aliens," the dropship named "Cheyenne" makes a name for itself. It's no average shuttlecraft -- the Cheyenne is a mean-looking military machine loaded with all sorts of weapons.

1. Max
   Nemo
2. Flippy

In "Flight of the Navigator," a boy named David has a strange alien encounter and winds up flying around in a silvery ship named Max. In the end, he and Max must sadly part ways, but not before they have all sorts of (rather unlikely) adventures.