Is Slipstream space possible?

Due to the complex nature of slipstream probability and difficulty in mapping slipstream, only biological entities are capable of successfully navigating it. Exiting slipstream near the edge of a galaxy or in certain regions of space could be dangerous because it is difficult to find a slippoint in these areas.

Are Halo ships possible?

There are more than four different Halo frigate classes. All, while dimensionally possible, are completely impractical in real life, and it’s unlikely that any dimensionally similar vehicle could have anything approaching similar capabilities.

How many ships are in Halo?

152 ships

Why do ships have exposed bridges?

Why do large ships have Bridges so exposed, not only that but large view ports. Pretty much the only time a view port would be useful is docking (much like modern cruise-ships), they would have ports/localized controls for moving extremely close to the dock. Everything else it presents a risk and breach point.

Why do star destroyers have exposed bridges?

Star Destroyers were built with the same mindset. Besides this reason, the bridge gives you a great view of the battlefield so you can make decisions while seeing what’s going on, which is very important in a tactical scenario.

Why do sci fi ships have windows?

Windows represent structural weakness, and there really isn’t much to see in any event. Unless the spacecraft is orbiting a planet or docking with another ship, the only thing visible is the depths of space and the eye-searing sun. And unlike submarines, windows on a spacecraft also let in deadly radiation.

Why do Star Wars ships have windows?

A viewport, also known as a window or porthole, was a framework that contained a pane of transparent material and was built into a wall to admit light. Starships and space stations were commonly equipped with viewports, as were ground-based structures.

How do Star Destroyers slow down?

Ships decelerate by turning their engines off. And turning them on doesn’t make them accelerate, it keeps their velocity constant, to accelerate you need to ramp up engine power. Now, if physics were the same, they’d just turn around and use the main engines to slow down. No need to carry two sets of engines.

Why do Snowspeeders have harpoons?

The plan is to use Snowspeeders to destroy the AT-AT walking tanks by firing a harpoon into it. This would have allowed the Snowspeeders to concentrate their blaster fire against enemy ground forces, particularly the smaller AT-ST walkers and individual snowtroopers.

Could Star Wars ships fly?

Hyperspace travel Ships in the Star Wars Universe have engines capable of propelling them to the speed of light.

Why did the Empire use TIE Fighters?

The Empire uses carriers (Star Destroyers) to transport troops and equipment, and uses TIE Fighters in a defensive roll to protect the larger ships. The Empire is fighting defensively from large garrisons and fleets.

Why do Star Wars ships fall?

Having them pitch downwards is a way of telling the audience visually that the ship is no longer combat effective. It is designed to hang its head in shame. So it’s easily understandable visually for everyone, not just astrophysicists. Star Wars is fantasy, not hard science fiction.

How many droids can a Jedi destroy?

Average jedi knight i say eguals to 200 hundred battle droids and high level master eguals 500 droids.

How much did a battle droid cost?

So, using this simple conversion, I can conclude that to build a standard B 1 battle droid it would cost $1,800 dollars. (And $900 for the cheaper variety) a Droideca would cost $21,000. Magnaguards would cost around $19,000. A non-combat droid like C3PO could be build for between $3,000 and $5,000.

How many droids could a clone kill?

The sabotage acts were so successful that the kill ratio for clone troopers was raised from 20 droids per clone to 50 droids per clone during the first year of the Clone Wars.