Bonus fact, the man who fired the first Death Star was named Tenn Graneet, who was originally a gunner for the republic before being transferred to the Death Star super laser. He did not however think that it would be fired, and was only meant to be used a as a form of fear, but after obliterating its first planet, he deemed himself the galaxy's largest killer and during the battle of Yavin, he delays the firing process to give the rebels time to destroy the Death Star. Right before its destruction in a new hope, you can hear him saying, "please stand by."
flashkraft thats a really nice bargain. Since 1 credit is $2.10, yeah not much to make something that large. So take $2.10 x 1,000,000,000,000. = 2.1e+12... Since this is money, ima just say it costs 3Trillion to make, I might be off.
@@kyndle0 it depends from which planet and which TYPE of currency. In this case he just said credits. There are, galactica credits, republic credits, new republic credits etc... so the conversion rates are different.
I think we are capable of a squad of tie fighters, or lambda class shuttle. Even one star destroyer would be too expensive, and we don't have the technology to build turbo lasers yet.
I was thinking about docking bays, and how many there were. but 327 may be that, but they had to shut down tractor beam 12, and it actually made me do some math, so i think theres 338 Docking bays and the tractor beams for them are labeled backwards.
That’s a good point, but it’s in the middle of the station, not the very bottom or very top. I guess it could be level 32, bay 7? Even then, that could be a stretch. It’s a big station.
So Skywalker family members are mass murderers. Darth Vader destroyed Alderaan using Death star, Luke destroyed the Death star, Kylo Ren used Starkiller base and destroyed 4-5 planets. That is some nice family tradition alongside losing your arm in battle.
Whoever it was in the White House that drafted the Death Star petition response was a really good sport about it, and actually seemed to have done their Star Wars lore homework lol
I believe that the number of soldiers was so specific because it was recorded after the destruction of the Death Star. If the Death Star were currently functioning, then this number would regularly change, but once the Death Star was destroyed, Imperial records indicated an exact number of troops that were operating on the structure at that time.
I thought the acting of the Imp zealot pilot in the Mandalorian season 2 finale was stellar when he says to Cara Dune “do you know how many people died on those battle stations?” or something to that effect. The Imperial leadership in all reality would seriously hammer that number into the remaining troops. Much of Star Wars’ narrative has Vietnam parallels, and I have few doubts that, had the Empire survived the civil war, the Empire wouldn’t have constructed memorials to the fallen, akin to the Vietnam memorial in DC with all our fallen men listed on it.
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jake mcgraw After you finish the game and go to ilum it has the big wide open trench thing where the superlaser fires and it has a place which look remarkably like the trench where poe and the other x wings fly through to blow up the planet.
@@Jakew9810 they were, but if you look at the planet from space, they mined for crystals in a giant band across the equator of the planet. Years later, the First Order, still having all the records of the Empire, took advantage of the giant empty spot left by the Empire's mining efforts to house their gigantic laser, thus making Starkiller base.
Docking bay 327 does NOT mean that there are at least 327 docking bays, as that number may not be a simple sequential naming but refer to it's location. Docking Bay 327 is located in Quartersphere 3, Sector 2, Area 7 for example.
Could be...maybe not. It's level 327, but not all levels have docking bays. Maybe it's level 32, Bay 7. Maybe certain levels were divided in quarters, others in sixteenths and others into thirtyseconths. Well, at least we know it's possible someone could have stated a fact wrongly... Is it more important that you're right, or that they're wrong?
One thing I always wondered about is the nature of the Death Star in relation to the people on it. Clearly, it is a massive structure with many levels which are obviously one on top of the other like a traditional tall building (presumably on the Y axis). Yet, it is also rounded like a planet with structures on the surface like the gunners seen in the beginning of this scene (presumably on the X axis). How do they solve the issue of where the two points converge, especially with regards to doorways and entrances? Maybe I'm thinking too much.
I had this thought for years, now. Given its size there must have been a detectable gravitational pull towards the center of the structure. Ok, not strong enough by itself to avoid the use of some sort of artificial gravity, but still... it would have made more sense if the levels were concentric, like the layers of earth, the crust, the mantle and so on.
Alessandro Arcuri I doubt this: The Death Star isn’t solid, like a planet. It’s almost hollow. Any gravitational pull would be very weak if not negligible.
Every ship seems to have artificial gravity so surely the Death Star would? And everything would converge as they were rounded around the central hypermatter reactor
It's possible to shoot anything into a black hole, it just won't ever come back out, well, at least not as anything bigger than random particles that black holes tend to expel.
11:36 #88 is incorrect. Hamill did indeed burst a blood vessel by holding his breath, but that was because he thought it would look cool if he strained his face while underwater, to give visual realism to him almost drowning. After this, Lucas called him an idiot because it made no difference to the final scene. Source: Hamil himself said so in interviews and talks at SW Celebration.
Every one says it's the size of a small moon after the line "Look at him he's heading towards that's small moon" not that there's any thing wrong with it
When I was a kid I drew a picture of what I thought the full DiaNoga would look like, and I'm pleased to see that the rendition in this video is very similar.
I was fascinated by the laser crystals, although I had speculated on their size being the height of a small skyscraper until I saw the size comparison to a human here in this video. Very informative.
11:39 I watched the new hope recently on dvd and there was an option for a commentary and during the trash compactor scene Karrie Fisher aka princess leia said that a blood vessel popped in marks eye because he was really acting like he got grabbed by the alien.
Once Alderaan was blasted, any who stayed on instead of either getting themselves transferred or otherwise deserting were no longer innocent in that regard.
''The administration does not support blowing up planets''and the'' why would we spend countless taxpayer dollars on a death star with a fundamental flaw that can be exploited by a one-man starship'' got me the most
*The Death Star was comprised of 84 interior levels ( each comprised of 357 sub levels )* Take 357 and multiply it by 84, and there’s your answer on how many levels the Death Star had.
I remember in the times of the first force unleashed where they explained that the death star's laser isn't 8 lasers merged into one, but 64. each of the 8 lasers that merges into the main is each in tern made by 8 other lasers systems, and each laser was amplified by 2 kyber crystals. So 64 lasers and 128 crystals were needed to blow up planets
“Any attack made by the Rebels against this station would be a useless gesture, no matter what technical data they've obtained. This station is now the ultimate power in the universe.” “That is fantastic. Terrific work. So no weaknesses at all?” “N... no.” “You, uh, you hesitated there. Is there something I should know?” “No, it's virtually indestructible, like 99.99%.” “Uh, okay, wouldn't be doing my job if I didn't ask what's the 0.01?” “Well, I mean, there's this little hole. It was kind of an aesthetic choice by the architect. And if you shoot a laser into this hole, the station blows up.” “Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa! That sounds like a pretty big design flaw, then.” “No, no, the hole's only two meters across.” “Well, that's no bigger than a womp rat.” “Exactly. And even to get within range of it, you have to skim along this whole trench. It's not a big deal.” “Can't we board it up or, you know, put some plywood over it or something?” -Favorite scene from Family Guys Blue Harvest episode
Don't forget that 87 is in the 'behind the scenes' section. When he said the original plans had it on the equator he meant the original prop plans, not in-universe plans.
One interesting piece of info that I would have liked to be on the list: It is heavily hinted in Legends that Palpatine was aware of a large & very dangerous threat from outside the galaxy, specifically the Yuuzhan Vong (in Shadow Planet, Anakin, Obi-Wan & Tarkin actually have direct contat with Vong technology through the form of the planet Zonama Sekot) and that the Death Star was actually a project meant to combat that threat, instead of being used as a weapon of terror & domination
I think that it is very likely that Starkiller-Base is Illum (no idea how to spell it) because on a post on the official Facebook-site, they said that crystalls of Starkiller-Base were used for the Death Star. Just like Illum.
86 is slightly inaccurate, in the same version of the movies, when Luke talks to R2 in the X-Wing (Episodes VI and V) there's a screen translating what R2 says into English.
Max In The Hat Yeah, I know I slightly misquoted. What I mean is that he was probably referring to the in-universe text. The subtitles are for the benefit of the viewer. They're not actually there physically like the text he pointed out, although I get what you're saying.
Kailee Walden No No, in episode VI and V. There is a translation in the X-wings computer, translating R2's beeps to Luke. It's in universe, not movie subtitles.
WOW I was only looking for a few facts and would have been satisfied with 2 or 3 but you came with 101 facts to completely surpassed my expectations. Well done Sir!
7:25 It’s been confirmed, Ilum was the location of Starkiller Base, and the entire planet blew up Alderaan style when the base’s superweapon was destroyed and turned into a star
If the Emperor had gone with Thrawn's Tie Interceptor Strategy instead of a Trillion Credit costing Technological Terror with an Achilles Heel, the Rebellion would have been overwhelmed by the shear number of Tie Interceptor's and unparalleled mobility of the Imperial Fleets.
I think I remember in the X Wing novels that it was described on Coruscant as a mining machine that the rebels were trying to steal but the Emperor himself traveled there personally to plead with them only to be killed along with the destruction of the large mining machine when the Rebels couldn't capture it. It's in Emperor Palpatine's memorial on Coruscant so it has to be true.
Thoroughly enjoyed watching your video,and I appreciate the fact that you didn't use any profanity while narrating,have a great day and may the Force be with you.🖖
I've seen documentaries on the dam busters and they really had a hard time blowing up dams. Bouncing bombs at a dam just wasn't a very accurate way of dropping munitions on a target. Dropping regular bombs was also pretty inaccurate back then. It seems like an easier way would have been dropping torpedoes on the water side and let them do the work. I wonder if that option was even considered?
Maybe sea mines would do the trick also,torpedos would been better than regular bombs. Sea mines just needs parachute otherwise it could explode by hitting the water.
Wouldn't it have been more practical to take an actual small moon and transform it into the Death Star rather than forge the entire station from a moon's mass worth of metal?
i think Ilum and Starkiller may be the same, people often ask how Starkiller could be built by the First Order considering how weak they are compared to the Empire, but perhaps Ilum was mined so much that it was easy for the First Order to turn it into a weapon. Or maybe the Empire actually did most of the work and just never got it to fire before the civil war ended.
I believe Star Killer Base was constructed using components originally intended for the Death Star III. I also think the planet killing star destroyers from the Rise of Skywalker were intended to be based on the 2nd Death Star. After firing that super laser they would have had to return to the Death Star for a recharge.
The panels used for firing the weapon is a videomixer common in all older News and multicamera control rooms. The handle they push to fire is used for manual transitions between video sources. Often a wipe (GLs favourite) or a dissolve. Probably an old Grass Valley videomixer.
only 1 trillion? America's debt could build 20 death stars (I know credits to dollars, I'm saying why wasn't the correct term used should have said credits in video, not dollars. It's never referred to as dollars.)
***** Well, they could maintain some sort of massive zero-G hangar, and simply use some sort of docking ports to hold the Star Destroyer in place. It might work better with an older Victory class SD, which has repulsorlifts to fly within an atmosphere.
120 kilometers = 74.5645 miles. It would take a while to get around from one place to another. It's circumference would be 234.25 miles. The moon's circumference is 6,786 so the Death Star is some 28.9 times smaller than our moon but that's still a good size.
One thing I've been wondering... Death Star had its own gravitation field because of its weight? ...but its levels all go from pole to pole all on same orientation... so wouldn't some of the personnel had to walk on the ceiling and on some levels had then fall along the floor to the direction of the center of the mass?
The gravitational field is overblown. Given that it's built with heavy materials but has more air space than solid, we're probably talking density around 2. Gravity probably 1/50th of Earth's moon. The internal gravity would be the artificial sort, as we've seen anything Millenium Falcon or bigger has that on basically an assumed level.
Bonus fact, the man who fired the first Death Star was named Tenn Graneet, who was originally a gunner for the republic before being transferred to the Death Star super laser. He did not however think that it would be fired, and was only meant to be used a as a form of fear, but after obliterating its first planet, he deemed himself the galaxy's largest killer and during the battle of Yavin, he delays the firing process to give the rebels time to destroy the Death Star. Right before its destruction in a new hope, you can hear him saying, "please stand by."
Get a life xD That's just cringe
Isn’t that legends?
Galaxy's largest killer? isn't that r2d2
The lore master....
Darth Vader: can we blow up tatooine and mustafar?
*THE END*
Vade had a castle base on Mustufar.
Its built on sand
Vader’s castle
why he doesnt know were luke or obi wan was
NotRobloxian UwU He was a slave in ep 1 bro
1: the death star doesnt have many windows because glass is made out of sand
@anti oh yeah yeah oh man how did you come up with that?
Lightning Striking Sand Makes Glass And Anakin Hates Sand
I’m confused why.
CaptPenguin Lord (cus Anakin hates sand)
Ha funny
One trillion credits. You know thats a bargin when you think about it.
flashkraft thats a really nice bargain. Since 1 credit is $2.10, yeah not much to make something that large. So take $2.10 x 1,000,000,000,000. = 2.1e+12... Since this is money, ima just say it costs 3Trillion to make, I might be off.
Comets on a comets comet
@@kyndle0 yea 3 trillion dollars for the most destructive weapon in the universe that could blow up planets in a blink of an eye
The US spent 4 trillion dollars on its nuclear infrastructure during the Cold War. That non inflation adjusted dollars.
@@kyndle0 it depends from which planet and which TYPE of currency. In this case he just said credits. There are, galactica credits, republic credits, new republic credits etc... so the conversion rates are different.
Instead of building a Death Star let's petition the government to make a small fleet of Star Destroyers
I think we are capable of a squad of tie fighters, or lambda class shuttle. Even one star destroyer would be too expensive, and we don't have the technology to build turbo lasers yet.
By volume, the Death Star was millions of times larger than a star destroyer. That's no small fleet.
I think you would like General Tagge.
Just so you know, he got killed pretty quickly. 🤗
Small fleet of
1
Grand Admiral Thrawn approves
"A simply designed battle station the size of a moon that can destroy a planet"
"A small moon"
That's no moon!!!
Just a simple, fun, easy project!
"simply designed"
DIY Weapon Platforms for Dummies!
"Docking Bay 327" doesn't necessarily mean there were 327 bays. It could mean Level 3, Bay 27
This guy gets it!
I was going to post the same thing. U beat me to it lol. Good job
I was thinking about docking bays, and how many there were. but 327 may be that, but they had to shut down tractor beam 12, and it actually made me do some math, so i think theres 338 Docking bays and the tractor beams for them are labeled backwards.
"At Least 327" was said.
That’s a good point, but it’s in the middle of the station, not the very bottom or very top.
I guess it could be level 32, bay 7? Even then, that could be a stretch. It’s a big station.
In rouge one it said a large object is coming out of hyperspace so proof that the Death Star has a hyperdrive
Weren't they talking about Vader's ship?
Rithrius lmao imagine getting salty over a letter swapped in spelling
@S C just to get through one solar system lol
Cole Kinneman no, after they had said that it shows the Death Star emerging from over the planet they were stationed at.
@@rithrius5384 Are you alright there buddy?
So Skywalker family members are mass murderers. Darth Vader destroyed
Alderaan using Death star, Luke destroyed the Death star, Kylo Ren used
Starkiller base and destroyed 4-5 planets. That is some nice family
tradition alongside losing your arm in battle.
Gerald Araco I knew it! Luke is the real bad guy.
Gerald Ar
That's where the name Skywalker comes from. They never have ground to walk on for very long
Darth Vader: Looses Hands
Luke: Looses Hand
Leia: Looses Han
You forgot chopping off hands, Jeez. Anakin chopped off Count Dooku's hands and Lukes' hand. Luke cut off Vader's hand.
Whoever it was in the White House that drafted the Death Star petition response was a really good sport about it, and actually seemed to have done their Star Wars lore homework lol
I believe that the number of soldiers was so specific because it was recorded after the destruction of the Death Star. If the Death Star were currently functioning, then this number would regularly change, but once the Death Star was destroyed, Imperial records indicated an exact number of troops that were operating on the structure at that time.
I thought the acting of the Imp zealot pilot in the Mandalorian season 2 finale was stellar when he says to Cara Dune “do you know how many people died on those battle stations?” or something to that effect.
The Imperial leadership in all reality would seriously hammer that number into the remaining troops.
Much of Star Wars’ narrative has Vietnam parallels, and I have few doubts that, had the Empire survived the civil war, the Empire wouldn’t have constructed memorials to the fallen, akin to the Vietnam memorial in DC with all our fallen men listed on it.
Yup it would b their 9\11 except deaths are multiplied by a lot
Thank god this isn't an unnecessarily long 1 hour video
That shore would be bad
I'd *storm* right out of here.
The Emperor does not share your optimistic appraisal of the situation.
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4:05 Say I was to rent a hotel room by the number of 327, does that mean, the hotel has at least that many rooms..?
Dolphin Lol!
Yes and no
Well yes, but actually no.
illuminati confirmed.
I was on my way to the comments section to give exactly this example.
“Starkiller base and Illum might be the same planet.”
That would be really cool if it was confirmed in episode nine.
It is everybody knows that
@@RufusMufus159 when? I know the stormtroopers were there but I thought they were getting crystals for the death star
jake mcgraw After you finish the game and go to ilum it has the big wide open trench thing where the superlaser fires and it has a place which look remarkably like the trench where poe and the other x wings fly through to blow up the planet.
Why would they confirm it then, Illum has no relation to the plot
@@Jakew9810 they were, but if you look at the planet from space, they mined for crystals in a giant band across the equator of the planet. Years later, the First Order, still having all the records of the Empire, took advantage of the giant empty spot left by the Empire's mining efforts to house their gigantic laser, thus making Starkiller base.
#34 the station was actually made up of 84 main levels, each with 357 sublevels.
Total levels: 29,988
At 70 plus miles that sounds about right.
say sike right now.
the death star diameter was 120 km which means every level was on average 4 meters (12 feet) tall
@@amitkothekar8406 well that makes some sense doesnt it?
its actual diameter was about 3 feet... with some paper tubes, some art paint, some string, model clay
Docking bay 327 does NOT mean that there are at least 327 docking bays, as that number may not be a simple sequential naming but refer to it's location. Docking Bay 327 is located in Quartersphere 3, Sector 2, Area 7 for example.
and assholes have a hard time squeezing out digested jelly doughnuts. So eh!
Could be...maybe not.
It's level 327, but not all levels have docking bays.
Maybe it's level 32, Bay 7.
Maybe certain levels were divided in quarters, others in sixteenths and others into thirtyseconths.
Well, at least we know it's possible someone could have stated a fact wrongly...
Is it more important that you're right, or that they're wrong?
GunboatDiplomat nerd
WTF is wrong with you
@@domjohnson9188 You're watching a Starwars video. What were you expecting exactly, genius? Also, what does that make you?
SPOILER AHEAD:
The Deathstar uses its Hyperdrive in Rogue One :)
RainOfChaos91 but we can't see it 😕
RainOfChaos91 Spoiler alert: We know.
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RainOfChaos91 yep
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11:23 I like how in Rogue One the plans for the Death Star still have the dish at the equator.
Contuinity
Honestly it would look cooler that way imo
Despite often being portrayed as ruthless and monstrous, at least the Empire has recyclable armor
One thing I always wondered about is the nature of the Death Star in relation to the people on it. Clearly, it is a massive structure with many levels which are obviously one on top of the other like a traditional tall building (presumably on the Y axis). Yet, it is also rounded like a planet with structures on the surface like the gunners seen in the beginning of this scene (presumably on the X axis). How do they solve the issue of where the two points converge, especially with regards to doorways and entrances? Maybe I'm thinking too much.
I had this thought for years, now. Given its size there must have been a detectable gravitational pull towards the center of the structure. Ok, not strong enough by itself to avoid the use of some sort of artificial gravity, but still... it would have made more sense if the levels were concentric, like the layers of earth, the crust, the mantle and so on.
Alessandro Arcuri I doubt this: The Death Star isn’t solid, like a planet. It’s almost hollow. Any gravitational pull would be very weak if not negligible.
Good thinking.
Movie go brrrrrrrr
Every ship seems to have artificial gravity so surely the Death Star would? And everything would converge as they were rounded around the central hypermatter reactor
Since the Death Star is capable of travelling between systems, could it be referred to as a ship rather than a station?
no its a shiption
Whatever it is, it sure is no moon!
its what the borg assimilated
In Star wars empire at war, the death star moves between systems slower than fleets of star destroyers
No a staship
Is the Death Star possible of shooting his laser trough a black hole?
Did you just assume the Death Star's gender?
Dylan Murphy No hahahahah
+Dylan Murphy Bruh😂😂😂
It's possible to shoot anything into a black hole, it just won't ever come back out, well, at least not as anything bigger than random particles that black holes tend to expel.
Hahahaha!
11:36 #88 is incorrect. Hamill did indeed burst a blood vessel by holding his breath, but that was because he thought it would look cool if he strained his face while underwater, to give visual realism to him almost drowning. After this, Lucas called him an idiot because it made no difference to the final scene.
Source: Hamil himself said so in interviews and talks at SW Celebration.
Every one says it's the size of a small moon after the line "Look at him he's heading towards that's small moon" not that there's any thing wrong with it
You can even drive The death Star just make sure it ain't Gary!
I got the reference
Gary is not the best at flying a metal death ball the size of the moon
lmfao
I understand that reference
Lmao a real life Death Star petition. Kind of silly that the White House even gave an official response to it. That would be epic though.
Yankee Fan101 ff
The petition was a joke, the white house responded in jest. Everyone had a bit of a laugh
But, still! I will not fail!
When Trump finds out, he'll say we need to build it, and screw the wall, build the Death Star!
Yankee Fan101 they are obliged by law
Do 100facts about corusant? Who wants it too?
I am with you!
Perhaps a Corusant week?
My favourite planet!
lifan 98 me too mate!!
Like if you want
+Otus Memo yess!!
When I was a kid I drew a picture of what I thought the full DiaNoga would look like, and I'm pleased to see that the rendition in this video is very similar.
9:53 narrator guy dies
I was fascinated by the laser crystals, although I had speculated on their size being the height of a small skyscraper until I saw the size comparison to a human here in this video. Very informative.
Me: sees one of Saturn's moons (Mimas)
Also me: that's no moon...
Thought u said minmus lol
Its a space station..
Its too big to be a space station!
Yeah and our moon is hollow nasa proves it rang like a bell our is also a ancient spaceship
@@hiltondriver5335 Our moon is not hollow. It has a thin crust but larger mantle and small core.
Nooo i didn’t know that Admiral Yularen was on the death star :(
wasnt he thrawns friend? or something like that
He was a really good friend of Anakin and Obi-Wan but he died when it exploded.
You have an amazing channel for Star Wars facts. As a huge fan, I reeeeaally appreciate that so thank you for sharing all of this! Subscribed!
11:39 I watched the new hope recently on dvd and there was an option for a commentary and during the trash compactor scene Karrie Fisher aka princess leia said that a blood vessel popped in marks eye because he was really acting like he got grabbed by the alien.
So basically Luke was a mass murderer that killed countless people that were just doing their job with no evil intent
Yes
"no evil intent" *blows up a planet*
It was a legitimate military target.
Once Alderaan was blasted, any who stayed on instead of either getting themselves transferred or otherwise deserting were no longer innocent in that regard.
the rebellion is just a group of terrorists
''The administration does not support blowing up planets''and the'' why would we spend countless taxpayer dollars on a death star with a fundamental flaw that can be exploited by a one-man starship'' got me the most
*The Death Star was comprised of 84 interior levels ( each comprised of 357 sub levels )*
Take 357 and multiply it by 84, and there’s your answer on how many levels the Death Star had.
@Yuck Foutube multuply! 29,988
Fun Fact: AT&T's original globe logo resembled the Death Star and was classically mocked for it in Bloom County.
wow, never knew
Unknown fact: no toilet was ever clogged by poop in the DeathStar
lol if it did that would be one heck of an explosion XD
the rebels will not have to blow it up, just let the poop clog do it for them!
@@FriskMeemur lmao 😂
I remember in the times of the first force unleashed where they explained that the death star's laser isn't 8 lasers merged into one, but 64. each of the 8 lasers that merges into the main is each in tern made by 8 other lasers systems, and each laser was amplified by 2 kyber crystals. So 64 lasers and 128 crystals were needed to blow up planets
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Nikolai Belinski can i steal your vodka?
Nikolai Belinski because he's a fuckwit
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Aperture Empire,
we some planets up
because, we can!
NCR Rangers grand mood tarkin died in 1977 so good luck disliking that
NCR Rangers and 130 more moffs
This is a awesome 101 facts video! Would love to see some more like it about other things, characters, vehicles in the Star Wars Universe
Yay lego Star Wars 2 at 5:30 lol
Ya boi!
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I wonder if the deflector shield window on Scarif was a nod to Spaceballs.
Just realized it? Yeah?
“Any attack made by the Rebels against this station would be a useless gesture, no matter what technical data they've obtained. This station is now the ultimate power in the universe.”
“That is fantastic. Terrific work. So no weaknesses at all?”
“N... no.”
“You, uh, you hesitated there. Is there something I should know?”
“No, it's virtually indestructible, like 99.99%.”
“Uh, okay, wouldn't be doing my job if I didn't ask what's the 0.01?”
“Well, I mean, there's this little hole. It was kind of an aesthetic choice by the architect. And if you shoot a laser into this hole, the station blows up.”
“Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa! That sounds like a pretty big design flaw, then.”
“No, no, the hole's only two meters across.”
“Well, that's no bigger than a womp rat.”
“Exactly. And even to get within range of it, you have to skim along this whole trench. It's not a big deal.”
“Can't we board it up or, you know, put some plywood over it or something?”
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what happened on Yavin after the death star was blown up?
The Rebels immediately began evacuating. Didn't want to stick around for the Empire's reprisal.
Eomer2202 If Star Wars Battlefront 2 is Cannon, a land assault took place and Imperials attacked the base.
Levi not cannon
Ninja Gaming Damn
The Imperials did a attack on the base but the rebels were already packing and they left
4:32 Ahh yes, Vader with a bendy straw. Everyones got have fun some time
Nice video !!! (The music is realy cool by the way.)
12:21
Scientist: Look a small moon!
Someone probably: That's no moon.
Love this, I had my own death star in 78 palitoy toys ! And a couple of stormtroopers ,
Although, the cannon may call the Death Star's super weapon a laser, it is more likely a particle beam.
I hadn't realized it before, but fact 4 definitely seems to contradict fact 87.
Don't forget that 87 is in the 'behind the scenes' section. When he said the original plans had it on the equator he meant the original prop plans, not in-universe plans.
6:22 i just realized their helmets are just black rebel fleet trooper helmets
I think that’s neat but whatever, people don’t know good
A fleet officer accidentally bumped into the Death star's fire button
"Oops, sorry guys" 😬
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The Death Star cafeteria better have a consistent supply of Vader’s fav cookies or someone is getting force choked
One interesting piece of info that I would have liked to be on the list:
It is heavily hinted in Legends that Palpatine was aware of a large & very dangerous threat from outside the galaxy, specifically the Yuuzhan Vong (in Shadow Planet, Anakin, Obi-Wan & Tarkin actually have direct contat with Vong technology through the form of the planet Zonama Sekot) and that the Death Star was actually a project meant to combat that threat, instead of being used as a weapon of terror & domination
the video is all canon
Except mention of the maw installation, sun crusher, and admiral dalal gassing the other imperial separatist leaders.....
I think that it is very likely that Starkiller-Base is Illum (no idea how to spell it) because on a post on the official Facebook-site, they said that crystalls of Starkiller-Base were used for the Death Star. Just like Illum.
Wtf I'm hoping Illum and Starkiller Base are indeed the same planet, it would be soo mind blowing!
Lucas Ivanov well both were frozen planets and I believe both were on the outer rim.
Mr Fisher *Unknown regions
I think it's spelled Illuminati
86 is slightly inaccurate, in the same version of the movies, when Luke talks to R2 in the X-Wing (Episodes VI and V) there's a screen translating what R2 says into English.
Max In The Hat I get what you're saying, but you understand what he meant when he said "in the movies" right?
Kailee Walden He said "The only written english in Star Wars"
Max In The Hat Yeah, I know I slightly misquoted. What I mean is that he was probably referring to the in-universe text. The subtitles are for the benefit of the viewer. They're not actually there physically like the text he pointed out, although I get what you're saying.
Kailee Walden No No, in episode VI and V. There is a translation in the X-wings computer, translating R2's beeps to Luke. It's in universe, not movie subtitles.
Max In The Hat Oh, I didn't notice. I was wrong, but that's cool.
As a Star Trek fan, I didn't realise Star Wars lore was so complex. Good video, thanks.
5:03, we do see the deathstar come out of hyper speed in Rouge one. Remember scarif?
We don’t see it exits hyperspace we just see it right after arrives at scarif.
You mentioned the bar but neglected the death star cafeteria.
SierraSierraFoxtrot You'll need a tray.
SierraSierraFoxtrot And no shout-out for Mr Geoff 'Vader' Stevens???
SierraSierraFoxtrot well of course it would have one
Don't try their casserole. That stuff is nasty.
Jesse McCree mcree sux
lol people actually wanted to build the death star lol
Can you blame them? I want to build it too lol.
The random Cow just imagine if someone hacked it and made it blow up the earth
Utmostseeker 834 0_o
The random Cow Closest you can get is a lego ball
Utmostseeker 834 uh oh
5:08 OMG LOL I THOUGHT DARTH VADER AND TARKIN WERE HOLDING HANDS FOR A SECOND
Fact 93 was the best fact and the funniest one.
WOW I was only looking for a few facts and would have been satisfied with 2 or 3 but you came with 101 facts to completely surpassed my expectations. Well done Sir!
Imagine buying pieces of Aldaron from the gift shop at Disney's Death Star
I'm pretty sure Mark blew that blood vessel from holding his breath under water and not from the bad smell.
How the hell was Darth Vader planning on drinking that wine??
Use the force.
Straw duh
Straw. Use the force to firmly place in the exit port. Some claim it works. I have not the desire to try. Might taste like ass.
he will drink it right through the mouthpiece, didn't you watch Spaceballs?!
7:25 It’s been confirmed, Ilum was the location of Starkiller Base, and the entire planet blew up Alderaan style when the base’s superweapon was destroyed and turned into a star
I've never watched a single Star Wars, but this is interesting and showing just how deep and intricate Star Wars is. Wow.
so when Luke is screaming and Han is so happy, they just killed 2 million people? Geez
Oh wait, only 750,000 /s
luke is screaming and han is so happy because they killed 750,000 people to save the lives of billions more
Joe the Right Triangle yes but those billions are rebel scum.
Mr Fisher sure, dude. whatever.
THAT is mess up
9:50 Yularen joined the empire? D:
he is the supreme boss of imperial kgb
Dave Filoni confirmed way back when The Clone Wars first started that Yularen was one of the imperial characters in the Death Star meeting room.
Yes, He was a Colonel in the ISB.
Rip Wulf Yularen. Can we have an F?
Imagine waking up one morning and seeing that in space
Fork
Google: Iapetus
If the Emperor had gone with Thrawn's Tie Interceptor Strategy instead of a Trillion Credit costing Technological Terror with an Achilles Heel, the Rebellion would have been overwhelmed by the shear number of Tie Interceptor's and unparalleled mobility of the Imperial Fleets.
I think I remember in the X Wing novels that it was described on Coruscant as a mining machine that the rebels were trying to steal but the Emperor himself traveled there personally to plead with them only to be killed along with the destruction of the large mining machine when the Rebels couldn't capture it. It's in Emperor Palpatine's memorial on Coruscant so it has to be true.
Literally got a Star Wars Galaxy of Heroes advert on this video
Mom:the food is not that hot
The food: 5:25
So it's bacicly a giant light saber that can go into hiperspace
Starkat03 Yep
No!
Who do I believe
Maybe Hyperspace, I don’t think the Death Star is hip enough for hiperspace
It went into hyperspace in Rogue one
Death Star Trooper 1: So I said forget sick leave forget the dental plan. I just want a railing. You know ONE railing right here
Thoroughly enjoyed watching your video,and I appreciate the fact that you didn't use any profanity while narrating,have a great day and may the Force be with you.🖖
the mouse droid is the emperors apprentice
is it possible that the mouse droid is more powerful than the gonk droid?
Zany_Pickles_ have you ever heard of the tragedy of Darth Gonk the wise ?
So the trench idea came from a real life flaw in the model weird but neat.
I've seen documentaries on the dam busters and they really had a hard time blowing up dams. Bouncing bombs at a dam just wasn't a very accurate way of dropping munitions on a target. Dropping regular bombs was also pretty inaccurate back then. It seems like an easier way would have been dropping torpedoes on the water side and let them do the work. I wonder if that option was even considered?
Maybe sea mines would do the trick also,torpedos would been better than regular bombs. Sea mines just needs parachute otherwise it could explode by hitting the water.
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I wonder how we can ever be sure there aren't any sea mines still out there?
@@brussell639 In Finland was 20 years ago still sea mines, i think the still is. Sometimes they pop up when the chain breaks up.
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That's kinda scary.
Thank you for your videos. Especially about the Death Star. Both One And Two.
6:12 This definitely humanizes the stormtroopers in my eyes.
Wouldn't it have been more practical to take an actual small moon and transform it into the Death Star rather than forge the entire station from a moon's mass worth of metal?
i think Ilum and Starkiller may be the same, people often ask how Starkiller could be built by the First Order considering how weak they are compared to the Empire, but perhaps Ilum was mined so much that it was easy for the First Order to turn it into a weapon. Or maybe the Empire actually did most of the work and just never got it to fire before the civil war ended.
I believe Star Killer Base was constructed using components originally intended for the Death Star III.
I also think the planet killing star destroyers from the Rise of Skywalker were intended to be based on the 2nd Death Star.
After firing that super laser they would have had to return to the Death Star for a recharge.
1. How many facts from Catalyst are in this?
2. I have Catalyst. Should I read it before seeing Rogue One? I know that I can, easily, but should I?
Jediøtic! ! You should. It gives a bigger insight to the characters before the movie. It's a really good book.
The panels used for firing the weapon is a videomixer common in all older News and multicamera control rooms. The handle they push to fire is used for manual transitions between video sources. Often a wipe (GLs favourite) or a dissolve. Probably an old Grass Valley videomixer.
i dk
I love the way they named things. Like George is thinking about a more bad ass name for a laser gun so he comes up with "Turbo Laser".
Are imperial frigates the light cruisers from rebels?
Joey Kevorkian No. The Frigates are Gozantis. Cruisers are Arquitens.
only 1 trillion? America's debt could build 20 death stars
(I know credits to dollars, I'm saying why wasn't the correct term used should have said credits in video, not dollars. It's never referred to as dollars.)
King Peanut Man dollars isn't the currency in star wars
King Peanut Man Wait a bit, it's actually 8500 trillion
King Peanut Man 1 credit = 1,000,000 dollars that's why in clone wars a couple chips is equal to a lot of money
Joey Angotti To not confuse with dataries.
Republic credit? That's no good out here i need something more real.
Could a Star Destroyer fit in any of the Death Star's hangars/landing bays?
size wise, maybe?
biostemm now that's dangerous thinking there....
biostemm no, but almost
Ocelot456 Gaming they don't have landing gear and probably could land on a planet if they did like the republic ships from the prequels
***** Well, they could maintain some sort of massive zero-G hangar, and simply use some sort of docking ports to hold the Star Destroyer in place. It might work better with an older Victory class SD, which has repulsorlifts to fly within an atmosphere.
At 3:15 you don't have to guess what the logo looks like, it's on Galen's shoulder patch in the movie.
120 kilometers = 74.5645 miles. It would take a while to get around from one place to another. It's circumference would be 234.25 miles. The moon's circumference is 6,786 so the Death Star is some 28.9 times smaller than our moon but that's still a good size.
Thumbs up if you have the non special edition, VHS ftw
The Special Edition has some better stuff
On VHS? bah, got it on laserdisc
Ruben Langvik laserdisc? Man that's a lot of money
Well, its my dads though, but didnt know they were particularly expensive
I will soon have the 1995 box-set, the first retail edition in my country. Though I bid on both local version with subtitles and UK imported version.
One thing I've been wondering... Death Star had its own gravitation field because of its weight? ...but its levels all go from pole to pole all on same orientation... so wouldn't some of the personnel had to walk on the ceiling and on some levels had then
fall along the floor to the direction of the center of the mass?
The gravitational field is overblown. Given that it's built with heavy materials but has more air space than solid, we're probably talking density around 2. Gravity probably 1/50th of Earth's moon. The internal gravity would be the artificial sort, as we've seen anything Millenium Falcon or bigger has that on basically an assumed level.
I always thought FN-2187 sounded familiar
Wedge Antilles: the only man with 2 Death Stars painted on his X-Wing
I'm going to ace tomorrow's death star exam.