Why the Deep Core was unexplored... but incredibly important (Star Wars Legends)

[@EckhartsLadder]

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[@JMObyx]

#AskEck What if the UNSC Spirit of Fire joined the Rebel Alliance in 10 BBY immediately after the Events of Halo Wars 1?

[@danielbeck2739]

I know you are a fan of the EU Star Wars, I'm wondering if you have seen or heard of the Heir of the Empire series? The series is up to 7 episodes, but here is a link to the first episode if you want to see one Thrawn's moments. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mpi1k4iabt2copI

[@yosathethinker]

What is the game your playing in the background

[@daxthompson8080]

Hey if your ever in halifax let me know id like to meet you sometime once this pandemic is over

[@freedomdude5420]

Buddy you know that every galaxy has a black hole in the center of the galaxy I hope you know that.

[@laggybum3218]

So, the Deep Core was like the old time Mississippi River. The riverboat captains only knew a certain section of the river. This was due to shifting conditions of the river.

[@RonJohn63]

To clarify: *each* riverboat captain only knew a certain section of the river.

[@philipdunwody3909]

In Twains book it seemed the captains had drop points to exchange information about changes and dangers. Though if that meant they could navigate the entire river...?

[@LedosKell]

@@philipdunwody3909 They could have had tidbits of knowledge but not necessarily actual experience on those other parts of the river.

[@keegs2002]

Great Analogy

[@GaldirEonai]

Another factor limiting colonization of any galaxy's deep core is that with stars so densely packed, _something_ is going to be exploding unpleasantly close to you at any given moment. The place would be constantly scoured by radiation waves pulsing outwards from supernovae, colliding stars or other phenomena. You'd be hard pressed to find a native biosphere on any deep core planet, and terraforming (and keeping the resulting artificial biosphere from getting wiped out every decade or so) would be quite challenging as well.

[@KuK137]

But if the core is so densely packed, it means Lucas fucked up Coruscant giving it the Earth skyline. It's almost in the core, the skies would have far more stars than ours do...

[@GaldirEonai]

@@KuK137 Nah, because Coruscant has _so much_ light pollution (and is surrounded by clouds of gas and dust from millennia of ship exhaust) that it's hard to see any stars at all from the surface or even near orbit :P.

[@adamprasek9640]

Stars at core are densely pack in comparison to rest of the galaxy, but it is still almost empty space. Collision of star is extremely rare, they usually start to orbiting each other, and supernovae much be extremely close in order to endanger the planet. If we travel deeper to core, we would only find acretion disk of plasma, and then event horizon of the black hole.

[@nickboylen6873]

It’s not about the particulate effects of super novas, the problem with trying to inhabit the core of any galaxy is radiation. None of those planets would be habitable without some sort of extraordinarily powerful EM as well as particle shielding, more than just living indoors or underground.

[@Capicu.]

@@nickboylen6873 I do not think it would be impossible for planets in the core to be habitable. Like you said, it would need an extraordinarily powerful EMF. Earths EMF is actually very powerful given it's size but for example Super Earths with even stronger EMF's could exist then throw in several gas giants like Jupiter providing additional EMF protection, if close enough, then obviously their gravity protecting them from objects much like Jupiter already does for us. Don't even get me started on the potential for habitable moons lol.

[@VengeanceN7]

Just in time to get a good seat at the back....this has become my movie theater

[@michealshelton2133]

It's been mine for over a year at least

[@Darkstar-qb3dh]

I'm feelin it

[@area609joe2]

^This daily

[@chromosomedcollector]

Soy

[@mirceazaharia2094]

@@chromosomedcollector Just some guys enjoying the little Star Wars content being made that has any quality to it (fvck Disney). Nothing soy about that.

[@nicholasmaude6906]

The Deep-Core wouldn't just be packed with high-mass stars but also neutron-stars, white-dwarfs, blackholes and at the very centre a supermassive blackhole.

[@freedomdude5420]

Nicholas Maude a monsters black hole at that.

[@lorenpilloud]

and don't forget time dilation, heavy, heavy time dilation

[@Danielhuren]

@@lorenpilloud ok assuming were not ignoring regular physics time dilation would not be an issue, by the time it would be you would be dead or dieing. the bigger issue is how bright it is the galactic core of any galaxy is incredibly packed with stars old and young not only would the night sky be nearly as bright as the day most planets would be scoured by radiation and be at constant risk of having there orbits disrupted by the passing of other stars, grb's, and in rare cases get flung out at unbelievable speeds a galactic core is not a fun place to be

[@philipdunwody3909]

@@Danielhuren You beat me to it. Not only would nights be bright, but all radiation bands would be hellish.

[@franksignature5671]

@@Danielhuren Time dilation would not be a significant problem. It would be almost unnoticeable entirely until you got close to a black hole.

[@harrisonlee9585]

This makes me want a Star Wars version of Oregon Trail

[@UltimateDurzan]

Somebody please take my money and do this.

[@jeremybuxman7555]

You have died of Ghakkathak.

[@tatotaytoman5934]

has anybody in star wars tried going _up?_

[@goodmind4940]

@@tatotaytoman5934 Obi-Wan Kenobi when finding Kamino

[@mudcrabmenace8534]

You have died of the Rakghoul plague...or more like you got killed as a Rakghoul

[@anonymoususer69]

0:39 Hutt space looks like a Hutt flying through the galaxy Superman style

[@BallMuncher555]

Nice

[@tatotaytoman5934]

_fatt_

[@2fathomsdeeper]

Looks more like a Hutt on my windshield!

[@skyserf]

Does anyone know where this map comes from?

[@CoolLink-Zelda]

It's from a book but Idk which one

[@TheAquarius87]

"hyperspace is sort of like a shadow of real space" Not many people at Lucasfilm remember this...

[@greenbean325]

Let's be real hyperspace is basically nether travel

[@charlestaylor253]

Unfortunately, most equate it with the ST Universe's Subspace, even though that's an highly-inaccurate comparison...😒

[@raistormrs]

Eckhart: "... most notably..." Me: "Tython, old Home of the Jedi..." Eckhart: "...Empress Teta." Me: "wait what?" *opens Wookiepedia*

[@mittensfastpaw]

O.o

[@Nogdog945]

Me: *laughs in old comics*

[@hyperDarklord13]

My rxn exactly

[@Reddotzebra]

@Soham Sharma Tython is a playable questing location in Star Wars The Old Republic, not just that it's the actual starting planet for all Jedi.

[@timmy3822]

I was so disappointed when in TLJ they didn’t have Luke as having travelled to Tython. Would fit with it being a hidden location and having ancient Jedi texts/scrolls.

[@mouseprotector5081]

Why not just use swarms of hyper space capable drone ships to explore the galaxy and find new hyperspace routes? Why even bother with manned craft on such a dangerous job?

[@uglyweirdo1389]

Or at all? Simple answer is that A.I. has a long history of violent revolt. Tons of intelligent relativistic kill missiles would not be a welcome idea.

[@dualityomk9854]

why not use the same HS probes to end ALL ability for space war in Starwars? cause it took disney to fuck that boot

[@Normalguy1690]

UglyWeirdo don’t make the AI Armed just a brain in the droid ship in reporting back to a land base with humans and huge satellites so it can follow the ships trajectory and location.

[@jamesleduke873]

@@Normalguy1690 There's no such thing as an unarmed space ship.

[@Normalguy1690]

James LeDuke well why couldn’t there be its Star Wars? If ur sending a ship into the unknown regions and it gets destroyed then u know something is their that destroyed it. So then if u have tracked its location all the way form where it’s launched then u could launch a ship through light speed a distance behind where it was destroyed on the same course then move in and find out what done it E.G monster smashed into a planet or enemy faction.

[@beetleb.1418]

LOVE the stratege-ery of Palpatine and his like-minded sycophants and loyalists. Of the people who do the concepting behind all of that. The densest, most dangerous to travel part of the galaxy is also, not even ironically, the safest place to establish a secure, long-term stronghold. And who knows what other long-lost secrets and even civilizations might exist on off-off-route planets, far from the updated hyperlanes? THAT is exciting as AF! Great video--I'm sucker for logistics of any kind. But when it's space? Yup. I'm nine thousand percent there!

[@michaeldougherty2807]

Real life, stars near Sagittarius A* are chaoticly whipping around with orbits of a few weeks. Would be extremely hard to navigate.

[@larrydavison8298]

Not to mention the radiation, the fact that there are multiple black holes (really, really _large_ black holes), accretion disks, etc. Not a habitable zone.

[@grandsome1]

It's also so full of stars that there's no night on any planet that would exist there.

[@boobah5643]

Y'all in this sub-thread seem to be missing an important point: space is *big.* Stars are small. If you're orbiting a star in a couple weeks or so, you're _really_ close. Close enough that it takes literally no effort to avoid a second star in basically, the same space. Black holes only emit nasty radiation at their poles (where 'nasty' means 'significant at extra-solar distances'), or at least that was believed to be the case last time I looked into it. And a black hole in the middle of the galaxy is generally going to rotate the same direction as the galaxy as a whole, because otherwise it regularly sterilizes vast swathes of its galaxy; you _really_ don't want a pulsar sharing your galaxy. Also conservation of momentum.

[@jatzi1526]

@@boobah5643 They don't mean the gamma ray bursts from the poles of active black holes. They mean all the radiation from normal stars that they naturally give off. You know those skin burning, cancer giving UV rays? Imagine just a crap ton of that being given off by a crap ton of stars. Also solar wind, so so much solar wind.

[@tatotaytoman5934]

the center is safe and sound but the center of the center is _danger_

[@christianv7177]

1:12 George Lucas really nailed the visual aesthetic of 1920s Weimar Germany in space

[@yolomeme7857]

The female Twi’lek in the white dress needs a own tv series.

[@shorewall]

@@yolomeme7857 On HBO. :D

[@CesarDaSalad]

Of course he did, and you can thank him too, he's right there on the left at 1:23 .

[@moguldamongrel3054]

@@yolomeme7857 shes trying really hard not to trip

[@FBI-ju5no]

@@yolomeme7857 You mean Koyi Mateil?

[@neelyferguson7894]

One thing folks don't always realize is that you could hold the entire galaxy hostage if you threaten to mess or even close the black hole at the center, as that's the glue that holds it together

[@tectamk.thorne7837]

The question is how though?

[@liamscienceguy8153]

Not really. We know of a galaxy where the supermassive black hole merged with another one and was ejected from its galaxy, and everything is fine because its only a fiftieth the mass of the galaxy as a whole. God help you if youre in its way but aside from that narrow corridor the galaxy as a whole would be fine

[@Ben-Ken]

Deep core of any galaxy has a super massive black hole, enormous radiation and heat, etc. Most galactic centers would be un-livable even with deflector shields. Not to mention that if you spend a few hours near such a high gravity well, by the time you get back to your friends near the outer rim they will be geriatric.

[@adamprasek9640]

You would need to be really close to the schwarszild radius, otherwise the relatiivistic gravitational time daiatation would be extremely small, and unnoticable.

[@charlestaylor253]

@@adamprasek9640 It's Schwartzchild, and you're right.

[@giladpellaeon8421]

The last time I was this early, we still held Kuat!

[@jayvhoncalma3458]

One question what happened? How did the new republic capture kuat?

[@patchworkfellow]

jayvhon calma *Canon* : kzbin.info/www/bejne/ioK8g5ysbbmYrNk *Legends* : kzbin.info/www/bejne/bYiVZJ5midN4b9k

[@blockyuniverseproductions6587]

#AskEck What would the Galaxy (realistically) look like after Episode IX? My guess would be decades of conflict between dozens of different powers across the Galaxy.

[@eyesack6845]

he already made a video on this.

[@charlestaylor253]

Yep. Endless war and conflict is regrettably endemic to the SW Universe...😞

[@Vienna3080]

I always found it funny how Palpatine had so many areas colonized with loyalists like the Hand and Core for no reason except if he was dead wrong on his power A basic back up plan for his back up plan

[@Burning-Twilight]

The man is prepared for nearly everything. He will either be victorious, or make sure that he can come back to get revenge.

[@CaptainCoolzCT-]

Brandon Travis Rodriguez except when he's dead. Then he doesn’t have a back up plan. I don’t think most people have a back up plan when they’re dead.

[@tatotaytoman5934]

nobody has tried going _up_ or _down_

[@thelazarous]

@@CaptainCoolzCT- Except that mfer died quite a few times and only really died when his one loose end with any brains, Thrawn, decided he should probably stay dead. If not for Thrawn he'd have lived even more lives.

[@charlestaylor253]

Palpatine was always anally-retentive when it came to redundancy...

[@thorshammer7883]

#AskEck The United Earth Alliance Omega Class Destroyer *(Babylon 5)* vs the UNSC Marathon-Class Heavy Cruiser *(Halo).*

[@cat19649]

Damn man that intro always throws me into a nostalgic feeling of the future or something? Is that even possible?

[@neilbrocklebank6539]

“Not only difficult but also impossible.”

[@Ferdinand208]

Joking: 2:15 But Disney told me in Last Jedi that you can hyperspace through an object in the real world. And Disney told me in Return of Palpatine that you can just skip step in hyperspace without doing any calculations. Of course Disney also told me that everybody has the force so Jedi really aren't that special.

[@Reddotzebra]

Well, Lucas was the one who introduced Midichlorians. And since he said they inhabit the cells of all living things I guess everyone did actually have the force, just not enough to be able to telekinetically yank brooms off the floor... Disney ruined all the other things though, not to mention that they did Finn dirty after the first movie.

[@fabianhenrich4697]

@@Reddotzebra Well the depiction in clone wars with the father, sister and brother was the coolest thing ever. Very good insight in the force, better than 6 whole movies together.

[@OmegablueWolf]

'requires the absence of large gravitational bodies' well it certainly used to......

[@boobah5643]

Eck did say this was a _Legends_ video.

[@SebBarry-bv2hk]

Legends>>>>>>> Disney Canon

[@sthenelos1]

It really isn’t even a competition

[@jedibattlemasterkos]

Damn right

[@blam320]

The Yuuzhan Vong suck. So does Starkiller. So does a lot of Legends canon. Basically the only things people agree on being good are The Old Republic with Revan, and Thrawn.

[@Bruh-hq1hx]

@@blam320 rakata chiss dark empire all the other stuff the early stuff is weird and whacky but the rest is very cool

[@MatthewHop]

After 30 years of story telling I think our opinion of the Disney Eu will be pretty positive. There is a lot of great content in legends and a lot of garbage. Although Luke in legends will always be better than Luke in Disney world!

[@benharder7816]

Can you make a video about the Senex-Juvex Sector, I feel like the feudal government system in place there, and its strange galactic position could make some interesting talking points.

[@CD-Freedom]

Hey Eckharts, I was search up if more Legends audiobooks would be coming out and I found a petition you made some time ago for Lucasfilm to continue making them. That’s really cool. You should put a link in a video, I think you’d get a boost in signatures.

[@dilsher1925]

It’s just so amazing...the detail of things in Star Wars...the smallest details are also so amazing...

[@battlefieldcustoms873]

Do you know what I would love to hear about in the Star Wars Galaxy. A list of freighter type jobs that are legal but still take you all over to see tons of planets just delivering like idk Metal?

[@macwelch8599]

I would rather live off the grid in the galaxy, like in the Unknown Regions or something

[@davidordaz5251]

Would be nice actually living in the unknown regions

[@giladpellaeon8421]

David Ordaz, The Juuzhan Vong would like to introduce themselves.

[@felps_4500]

@@giladpellaeon8421 Wtf is the "Juuzhan" Vong? XD

[@JimmyJr630]

@@felps_4500 umm do u actually not know or did that guy spell it wrong or something.

[@lukenel29]

no. you would not. Aboloth.

[@milanondrak5564]

There's also the massive radiation emissions from those tightly packed stars and the black hole to take into perspective. Most if not all the world's there would be difficult if not impossible to colonise due to this factor alone.

[@chrispyle2942]

Your channel is the absolute best star wars channel on YT. thanks for doing what you do bro bnz

[@francissellerdude]

This might be the best star wars channel no cap

[@TomMcD71]

The deep core sounds like the center of the Milky Way Galaxy definitely a densely packed area that would be dangerous for travel

[@charlestaylor253]

Most, (if not all), galaxies are more or less structured identically...

[@CloneScavengerVulpin8389]

I enjoyed learning more about the deep core of the galaxy.

[@lamaahruloma4270]

Teta was in our world a mighty queen, high priestess and magician in The Great Moravian Empire. There are several places names after her in what is now Czech republic and was one of three mighty queens, sisters, that led to first historical royal house of Bohemia, later Czech Kingdom and Holy Roman Emperors. All three were mighty women with some Celtic origin(as Czech people and their toponyms in the Czech republic) , they were pagans, mighty witches - each with unique abilities and unique castles as centers of power. According to some of Roman Emperors and Kings of European countries probably rulled and estabillishes rulling dynasties in Elbe, Bavarian, Bohemia, Austria areas. Teta means aunt and she was really an aunt of Kings and Roman Emperors.

[@ceohadenough894]

Deep in the dephts of of the core

[@Hazzard2theworld911]

EckhartsLadder is so aggressively Canadian and I love it.

[@rear9259]

There really needs to be a Star Citizen game but in the Star Wars universe during either pre Clone Wars or post Galactic Empire

[@matthaeusprime6343]

These are the good videos. Exploring the universe of Star Wars! Love it!!!

[@FranciscoPartidas]

I can't stop watching the dog, is the best of your videos

[@prometheus8010]

The lower the number for a hyperdrive the faster it is so could you make one so slow that you could still actively dodge large bodies while still being in an accelerated state?

At the cinema I laughed out loud when our heroes were looking out into space and could,actually,see a galaxy rotating.The difference between Science Fiction and Science Fantasy.

[@michealcronin8586]

It makes me wonder if the Sith and Jedi could navigate through this area in the same way that the chiss navigate. Vader proved it can be done without being chiss. But it is very obvious that most of the known Sith and Jedi are unaware of this rather extraordinary ability in the known galaxy.

[@sErgEantaEgis12]

An interesting thing about real life galaxies is that the closer you get to the galactic core you get stars with higher metallicity (when refering to stars "metallicity" refers to any elements heavier than helium) because supernovas create heavy elements and the closer to a galaxy's core you get more and more generations of stars. The Earth's crust for instance is mostly oxygen, silicon and aluminium, which are fairly light elements. But close to the galactic core you might get a lot more lead, gold or uranium.

[@bradleychowles9918]

I didn't know about the mod for EaW. Thanks for that...

[@Burning-Twilight]

So many unexplored areas remain in the Star Wars galaxy. One can only imagine the horrors that can live in these areas.

[@mghia0189]

Love your videos Eck! Keep up the good work!

[@ShionWinkler]

You don't need silly hyperspace lanes, you simply have your Navigator lock-on to the beacon of the Astronomican provided my the Emperor of man, and he will see you safely through the Warp. Have faith my Brother, for The Emperor Protects!!

[@NebulonEclipse]

Its funny how ironic this is. I was explaining the star wars galaxy map to my friend when I came upon the deep core. And I was like wait... then this video was uploaded 5 minutes later

[@werdnanesral7536]

My favorite video yet

[@Greaper_Reaper]

All I’m hearing is that droids would be great for this stuff

[@ernestmac13]

There is also the fact the speed core systems travel at could induce time space dialation effects, so by the time those living on such planets began exploring space, the rest of the galaxy would be far beyond them.

[@kwisatzhaderach9591]

Oh yeah... i remember when star wars lore and characters were crafted and treated with more care than mouse and its many droppings

[@BrysonConroy]

You should do a star wars faction compared with 8 factions: Republic , Empire , Rebellion , CIS , Resistance , First order, Old republic and sith empire

[@elminster8470]

I been listing to your music latly thank you

[@michaeljacobs1186]

Legends: Hyperspace travel is a meticulous and dangerous process that requires a tremendous amount of data and planning. Poe in The Beginning of ROS: Hahaha Millennium Falcon go zooooooom

[@tylerdobson7868]

Please keep going!!! the series is great

[@krspaceT1]

Topic question, what would have happened if the Jedi killed Palps before 066

[@randomdeadpool]

If I would live in Star Wars Universe, I would like to live somewhere far away from the war and have my own ship with a crew of reprogrammed droids

[@TheSunStudio1]

Deep Core will be a good choice for you then. Always far away from any war.

[@Puzzoozoo]

I'd want to live in the rich areas of Coruscant, it looks such a fun place to be if you are wealthy.

[@goodmind4940]

@@TheSunStudio1 except when Palpatine returns

[@Masterge77]

The Virgin Unknown Regions vs. the Chad Deep Core

[@blackdragonxtra]

The Deep Core: simultaneously easily accessable and extremely remote.

[@charlestaylor253]

Most civilian vessels lack the type of high-output anti-radiation sheilding and advanced navigational computing power to even attempt entering the outskirts...

[@wedgeantillies66]

Have to disagree on a point eck as empire of the hand was down to Thrawn and Thrawn alone as even with the manpower and ships that Sidious gave him, nobody else would have had the ability to gain the loyalty of Chiss and local natives to create an efficient combined fighting force to hold back the tide and threats that lurk in the unknown region from the galaxy as a while until the appearance of the bong.

[@thelazarous]

Palpatine thought he had control of Thrawn and through him the Chiss, though. In fact it was that very miscalculation that caused his whole clone back up plan to fail.

[@wedgeantillies66]

@@thelazarous Oh indeed and wouldn'rt be the first time, that Sidious over confidence led to his downfall. The legends alliance between Thrawn and Sidious was one of necessity and circumstance and both sides getting things out of the other. Thrawn used the power and resources gained through his military position in the empire to remove threats and create bulwark against incoming vong threat. He was never a true believer in the Empire and only tried to rebuild it in belief that militerised powerful empire was best defence against Vong invasion.

[@greenbean325]

Bah weep grana weep nini bong

[@wedgeantillies66]

@@greenbean325What do you mean as your entire comment makes no sense.

[@TK199999]

Also for the record, in the Milky Way stars are packed so densely in our core. That you will have probably star system's less than even light year apart. The gravitational and radiation effects in those systems probably make life impossible. There wouldn't even be night, since there are so many tightly packed stars around each other. The other thing that is probably meant about the unstable hyperspace routes in the core. Is that stars in our galactic core are orbiting out galaxies supermassive black hole. Which is also pumping enough radiation to sterilize any planets for hundreds if not thousands of light years with in the core region itself. But as for the orbiting stars/solar systems, Sol our son complete's one orbit around the center of galaxy every 50 to 60 million years. But in the core stars are orbiting El Monstrou (the super massive black hole in our galaxies nick name is the same as the whale from Pinocchio) orbit the center within months. Meaning from a week to week basis the stars and solar systems are in different configurations. So even traveling less than the speed of light (lets says 30% the speed of light), your destination would have moved since you left, even if you are only traveling a single light year. Since again the stars and solar systems in the core are already moving few percent the speed of light.

[@cannolivibraphone]

awwwwwwe I thought he was gonna talk about my favorite warlord Foga Brill

[@Malak-bs9ev]

Great video i hope all is well

[@kefkamadman]

Hi, Eck! Hoping you're having a great day!

[@giladpellaeon1691]

Huh? Darksabre ships in an Empire at War mod? Pleasantly suprised at the use of the obscure crimson VSDs. I wonder how many got the reference? I also wonder if the commander in charge of them is me?

[@derek96720]

@@michaelandreipalon359 given how many legends stories there are, it's damn impressive that so few of them truly suck.

[@SubLordHawk]

"You've seen Sith Troopers... Now see the new Sith Destroyers!"

[@botondszalai77]

Great vid as always

[@djsalad5752]

I love how darth bane used the chiss force navigation that shows up in the new thrawn trilogy

[@brendanheller138]

Can you do a what is more dangerous the deep core or the unknown regions?

[@Exodus26.13Pi]

Jump light speed, like in TLJ?

[@levitan71]

imagine if they had access to mass relays.

[@jeffjensen8]

Deep Core -- sounds like a new hardcore / metalcore offshoot genre

[@UncleMikeDrop]

The danger of the deep chorus probably the closest thing in Star Wars to being scientifically accurate.

[@chaosphoenix2838]

#askeck if the cis had information about secret hyperspace lines in the deep core did the rebels get on those information with the help of former CIS people, who helped plann the attack on coruscant, but managed to escape long enough to join the rebels?

[@whitneylackenbauer9782]

Chaosphoenix 28 well, only few former separatists were allowed into the empire, as mothma and bail organs still viewed them as vile war mongerers. Also, the empire was pretty thorough in killing off separatists.

[@thomasblackwell5850]

I don't know if there is one. But a neat game I would enjoy would be a transport game. Kinda like space rangers but SW galaxy.

[@natedlc854]

Wow palpatine was a busy busy bee! Seriously he accomplished more in 20 years than anyone else in 10,000

[@TheUnknownSpartan]

Can you do a video explaining S-boosters and how they work? I assume it is more complicated that just reverse interdictor technology

[@SaiaArt]

I’ve often wondered about the realism of these 2D maps (sane for star trek). In a static image it works fine, but a galaxy is not static. Not only does it spin, it spins like a carousel. Meaning objects closer to the core spin faster than those farther away. Unlike a carousel, objects are not exactly fixed to a base structure. Gravity, yes. But as the inner regions orbit the core faster, the complete orbits at a different rate. I.e. Coruscant makes 8 core or its for every one Tatooine makes. As such, wouldn’t these “regions” of the galaxy end up looking like spirals? Or do planets traverse from one region to another based on so e galactic cycle akin to the zodiac?

[@HolyPineCone]

I think, since galaxies are so huge it takes an unbelievably long time for a planet to circle the core once, no matter how close it is. Same thing with regular maps on earth actually. The tectonic plates moves continents around but regular paper maps are still very up to date anyway. Doesn't it take like millions of years for a planet to make one rotation?

[@thecopperiris]

2:06 the center of the galaxy is a clusterfuck 😂😂

[@chrisschriss3909]

Can you talk about the Resistance Fortitude Transport ship?

[@lovejiji]

Early for another amazing video 🥺👉👈

[@luisemoralesfalcon4716]

Such many materials for the new canon.

[@monday24seven61]

Love your videos

[@jatticus6164]

Ahhh but Han can indeed follow a star destroyer through hyperspace in to the deep core. Thanks to the wonders of hyperspace tracking 😂😂😂

[@robertpirtle784]

Bane made many small jumps to get to tython because at any time the hyperspace lanes could collapse. Using one longer than necessary was too dangerous. It's in his book trilogy

[@seanreynolds7369]

If they did it right, and instead of Exagol they went with the deep core, Palpatine having a fleet in Ep. 9 would be more believable

[@jon6309]

Since the deep core remained mostly unexplored would it also fit the definition of the Unknown regions or wild space? Even though astrographically “location wise”speaking separate. Seems like even near by star systems to the core still remained unexplored like the Negs region in the core worlds!

[@pitied3744]

good thing Slipspace isn't a thing in SW cause Palps would have hell trying to keep people out of the Deep Core cause of how Slipspace works

[@watcherzero5256]

Ok that very first scene (the one from the end of Empire Strikes back) where they are looking at the galaxy from a distance, I only just realised how wrong that scene is as they would have to be way outside their galaxy to see it from that far away, but they are also surrounded by other individual stars when all they should be seeing would be other galaxies not other stars. I suppose you could retcon it and say what they were looking at was supposed to be a star forming but that was definitely supposed to be a galaxy.

[@KenTails]

I am very interested in those imperial shuttle looking crafts with X shaped wings... dare I say X-wings

[@notluzn]

Like it or not, Star Trek has much better space travel navigation. The computers are beyond Star Wars.

[@IshijimaKairo]

It's 01:14 and I'm watching this, for some of my american fellows it's THE MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT, and technical time travel

[@CesarDaSalad]

I honestly thought that the Core was unexplored because it's just too damn bright from so many stars to see anything anywhere...

[@ixiahj]

Oh its like Australia. Nobody lives in the center. Except maybe giant man eating spiders.

[@maxpower3990]

If the Galaxy Gun fires projectiles through hyperspace how does it fire from Byss in the Deep Core? Is it possible because it uses unmanned projectiles instead of manned ships, do they projectiles follow the Byss way or is it a canon conflict?

[@ENCHANTMEN_]

Even the core of the galaxy is not very dense. Basically any line you draw from one side of the galaxy to the other isn't going to hit a single star since they're so far apart.

[@thecobaltemperor]

Do a big video about the regions of the galaxy?

[@Jessie_Helms]

#AskEck do you have a favorite SCP-001 proposal? Mine is probably When Day Breaks.

[@plamenminchev6563]

Ouroboros Cycle is better