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Forge wrote:I just rewatched and it's not there. I'm not sure where I got the idea, maybe it was in the novelization. Apologies any way.
Forge wrote:Math skills were apparently not highly valued at Lucasfilms.
Captain Ned wrote:Forge wrote:Math skills were apparently not highly valued at Lucasfilms.
Just you try to squeeze the scale observed interior of the Millennium Falcon into its scale observed exterior without resorting to tesseracts or farcasters.
Forge wrote:It's worth noting that the DS2 was something like 10X the mass of the DS1 and 2X or more in all dimensions, and massively improved across the board. I recall some mention of needing to strike before it was completed, because the old Achilles Heel (courtesy of Galen Erso's monkeywrenching) had been removed. I assume better, anti-fighter-rated shields were thrown in as well.
The DS1 is listed in the docs as having 347 levels (floors). The DS2 is listed at 560 levels. Strangely, both are often listed as being 100 miles across. Math skills were apparently not highly valued at Lucasfilms.
CScottG wrote:It's a fugly Tardis that only does time travel when going faster than light.
Captain Ned wrote:CScottG wrote:It's a fugly Tardis that only does time travel when going faster than light.
Well, if the chameleon circuit weren't busted ...
Forge wrote:I just rewatched and it's not there. I'm not sure where I got the idea, maybe it was in the novelization. Apologies any way.
CScottG wrote:Yes, ironic - the Tardis has dated itself.