Bridges that projects from the main body of the ship, robbing themselves of protection from the main armour of the mull, and not giving any advantage in the vastness of space.
Thrust at right angles to deck layout - what happens when artificial gravity fails and hallways turn into mines hafts of death. The innumerable physics and engineering-breakers contained within most examples of this trope make it one sure to raise the hackles of any Hard SF fanatic. In the most extreme form the spacecraft take the actual appearance of a seagoing battleship, as in the case of the Yamato, which was built from the wreck of the WWII battleship of that name. It also extends to tactics, with many space battles in movies closer to a fight between two oceanic naval forces than a battle in 3D space. In most SF the trope takes the form of spacecraft classes that might not have any applicability to spacecraft Battleship, Destroyer, and the often abused Dreadnaught. The trope of a 'Space Battleship' is one of the more persistent themes of SF, especially in the visual medium.
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