Some possibly dubious interstellar pop science from E.C. Henry.
Because you need to know about the relative speed and drag coefficient of various spacecraft in the Star Wars universe.
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Some possibly dubious interstellar pop science from E.C. Henry.
Because you need to know about the relative speed and drag coefficient of various spacecraft in the Star Wars universe.
‘Because you need to know about the relative speed and drag coefficient of various spacecraft in the Star Wars universe.’
well ye won’t be able to do the kessel run in less than 12 parsecs if you don’t, smartypants.
What is the average airspeed velocity of an unladen swallow doing the Kessel run?
Zero.
Space is a vacuum. So there is no air. So there is no airspeed.
thanks, Cian. you will not be tossed into the Pit of Eternal Stench
Wait wait, is that the European swallow?
@Cian
But these ships also fly in the lower atmosphere where there IS air. So, airspeed
I know that they do that.
But I was answering in relation to the Kessel run.
But the Kessel Run was not though space. It was though hyperspace. Is hyperspace a vacuum?
Hey broadsheet what happened to the comments on the Gemma O Doherty page?
https://www.broadsheet.ie/2018/07/24/they-are-laughing-at-me-and-you/#comments
they have **disappeared**!
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