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10/1/2017 3:53:17 PM
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Correction: the Leviathan is much, MUCH bigger than the Dreadnaught. Compared to the former, the Dreadnaught is a tiny spec.
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No, the Dreadnaught would not be a tiny spec. However, the Leviathan is bigger than the Almighty, which may be a little longer than the Dreadnaught. Considering the possible sizes of Nessus, the Leviathan at its biggest is 2 Earths worth.
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Nessus is small. Probably smaller than Earth. The Dreadnaught is is almost the same size as the Earth itself. The Leviathan is definitely smaller that the Dreadnaught. They could be close in size, but the Dreadnaught is definitely bigger.
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Not really, the dreadnought is the size of a giant moon with pocket dimension in there, the Leviathan is pretty small since Nessus is just a centaur, which is nothing compared to the ring of Saturn TL DR: The Dreadnought looks smaller because of where it is, if it was put in the orbit of Nessus, it would have torn the gravitational pull apart due to its immense size and power
