A Museum of Speculative Fiction inspired Spaceships

NEWS SATURDAY June 2nd 2012

We're back! Thanks for all the great feedback. It warmed our hearts to hear from so many of you. Guess we need to add some new content!

OLD NEWS

We visited the amazing Hal-Con today, it looks like it's going to be a great weekend!

If you can get there, check out some of my drawings in the art show : )

After many requests, we have also decided to add a few of the Largest ships from Eve Online to the 10 meters per pixel page!. We will add more when we get a chance : )

NEWS AUGUST 30 2010

Hi folks, sorry about the recent spam hacks that have hit the site. Thanks to those of you who let us know it was going on. I have done some housecleaning, but it's an ongoing thing. I am talking to our provider to see why we're being hit. Thanks for your patience : )

NEWS MAY 18 2009

Added ASTEN, the 2009 NASA Space Settlement Design Contest winning entry designed by Eric Yam of Toronto, Ontario. Eric's design and vision are brilliant, and entirely achievable with current technology. Here at Starship Dimensions we applaud anyone with vision who works towards bringing humanity closer to the stars, and Eric's design is truly inspirational. Hopefully one day we will be living throughout the solar system in colonies such as this:

Look for this amazing station on the Ten Meters Per Pixel page!

NEWS NOVEMBER 12 2008

HALO UPDATE!
- The custom land and cloud maps used in the Halo image on our 2000 meters per pixel page were created by IRML, whose excellent Halo Mesh can be seen and downloaded at Foundation 3D!

NEWS SEPTEMBER 21 2008

Crysis Starship!
- Check out this 3475 meter Goliath on our 2 meters per pixel, 10 meters per pixel, and 100 meters per pixel pages! This ship is from the amazing Crysis PC game, and also makes an appearance in Crysis: Warhead. It is incredibly detailed and beautifully designed. I certainly hope to see more of it in any future installments of the Crysis Series.

NEWS JUNE 28 2008

Cloverfield Monster!
- Check out this 153 meter monstrosity on our 1 meter per pixel page!

NEWS MARCH 18 2008

- Some sad news today, one of our favorite Science Fiction Authors, Arthur C. Clarke, has passed away at the age of 90.
He is in many ways one of the inspirations for this site, Rama being one of our favorite starship concepts. Here he is quoted as saying: "If we have learned one thing from the history of invention and discovery, it is that, in the long run--and often in the short one--the most daring prophecies seem laughably conservative." I hope we can continue as a species to prove him right.

- We have also decided to add the DEXTRE Robot to our site today. No, DEXTRE is not a Science Fiction character, it is rather an amazing scientific achievement, one that adds validity to Clarke's quote and is hopefully a taste of things to come. It can be seen on the Characters page, as well as on the 10 pixels per meter page.