Originally posted by EmperorSidious2
Now if you mean just the movies and the clone wars than Star Trek may have a chance. A very small chance but still. If you mean the entire Star Wars universe than Star Trek is outclassed, as they are outgunned, outnumbered, overpowered, and virtually powerless to stop eras of Jedi and SITH, the Death Star, different civilizations of force weilders, THE FORCE ITSELF, entire fleets of star destroyers, lightsbaers, and so many different weapons and people and knowledge. If you mean movies and clone wars than Star Wars has the numbers edge and also the weapons edge and they have the force.Good for you but doesn't change the fact Star Wars has THE FORCE.
Again I refer you to the quote "The power to destroy a planet is meaningless next to the power of the force" this implies/explicitly states that the force has powers that are greater than ability to DESTROY A FREAKIN PLANET. Now the clone wars also have the ones.
You clearly know nothing about Star Trek. If we're taking all expanded stories into the argument then Star Trek has a single being that can wipe out all of Star Wars with a mere thought. Kevin Uxbridge, a Douwd, killed 50,000,000,000 Husnock. Every single member of that species in an instant by simply thinking it.
Even with just the scope of technology and industrial power you cite the death star as a high point of Star Wars tech. In Trek you have a species who built a Dyson's Sphere that completely enveloped a star far enough from it that people lived on the inside of the shell and captured all the energy from the star. To put that in perspective the Death Star is the size of a small moon. It's 160km in diameter. The Dyson's Sphere in star trek is 200,000,000km in diameter which is a construction the size of earth's orbit around the sun.
As for fleet size. In the thrawn trilogy a lost fleet of star destroyers with a few hundred ships is enough to tip the balance of power in the Galaxy. In Trek the Borg, a single species, is listed to have millions of worlds, billions of ships (each far larger than Star Destroyers) and trillions of drones. And they only inhabit primarily a proportion of 1/4 of the Galaxy.
One of Star Wars big power shows by standard star destroyers is a Base Delta Zero attack whereby 1 or several star destroyers pounds a planet's surface a turn a planet's surface to slag. One federation ship, the defiant, can incinerate a third of a planet in a single volley. It's a small ship with a small crew.
Then there's species like the Krenim imperium that have a ship that exists outside of spacetime and can eradicate entire species by sending their homeworlds and thus every planet the species has ever inhabited back in time to before the species existed.
Then you've got species 8472 that have tiny single operator ships that can combine in small groups of about 8 to blow up planet's death star style. And that species exists in its own fluid filled universe where it is the only species cos it killed everything else
You have the Q continuum which had weapons during their civil war that were basically, to human eyes, hand held muskets from the American civil war, but in reality were handheld weapons that fired Supernova sized explosions at each other.
Do I need to go on?