The 650-meter interpretation fits the ship's apparent internal volume better than the earlier 200-to-225-meter figure. At roughly 135 meters deep, it allows about twenty-seven deck levels once corridors and service spaces are included. The later fit of twenty-six twin railguns implies far more machinery and ammunition than the smaller dimensions comfortably hold. Its cavernous hangars can also take F-302s alongside a Wraith shuttle-sized craft. Even at the larger scale, sixteen missile launchers and a complement of 214 appear too small for the depicted carrier-battlecruiser.
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Why the 650-meter interpretation fits better
A larger 650-meter hull better accommodates the decks, twin railguns, missile magazines, hangars, propulsion, and support spaces shown on screen.