EckhartsLadder well that's a weird and cheap way of deleting an entire planet (star wars logic never makes sense)

Please make Star Trek Battle Breakdown!

EckhartsLadder It's ok

EckhartsLadder I think they might have mint heated instead of cooled if the ice had methane pockets in large amounts it could trigger a large explosion

well a rise in heat is an influx in the vibrations of particles: so by adding energy into the system (whilst counterdicting basic thermodynamics) the excess energy can be used to slow the micro-vibrations in a way similar to how lasers are used to cool matter to near absolute zero but that's just a theory an EU theory thanks for reading

Justafan IV buaaahaha i noticed the same thing.. bloody ship landed right dead smack on the Balkans.. good eye

LMAO

I didn’t even notice it was earth until I saw this, that’s amazing😂

I was wondering if anyone saw this as well, its really strange to use that

payback for causing WW I and indirectly every war after that

Darth Vader shaped like pizza.....*mouth waters*

BXOTROT ___ now i'm gettin real hungry...

That's why we don't let italians travel to space.

Darth Vader star destroyers ARE pizzas

Nguyen Ngoc Phi Ho you underestimate the power of pepperonis.

I wonder whether the World Ship drew so much power (because it's defense was not very effective due to the Shield Ships) from the planet's core that it just imploded? If it cooled the core by absorbing all the thermal energy to power it's energy needs too fast it would make sense. Shielding against that kind of energy is exactly what those ships were designed to do.

I know I'm massively late to the party, but wouldn't adding heat to water in one place of the planet, causing it to evaporate, shift air and water currents locally, causing a big cooldown in the rest of the planet? That vapor rises into the athmosphere, both generating a vacuum and displacing the cold air around, which goes down to the surface and cools the planet's surface down in the area around the heating (because evaporation is the convective transfer of energy from a liquid to a gas/vapor, and planets work, as far as I know, as a set of big ass convection "cells")

Imma pretend I understood what the fuck u just said

But the alternate way to blow up the planet is to magicly find a death star in luke's back pocket

@@chuahseongteik4488 Was there a real need to blow it up, though 😄

yep. i see nothing wrong with this^

You could technically make it explode by sublimating a lot of the ice, turning it directly into steam. I'm not sure what you would need to do this, but I would think it would work.

What happened was isostatic rebound- the melting ice caused the tectonic plates to lift up- on a weak planet interior a barrage of twisted tea and hillary clintions batty clinkers and the whole planet goes kaboom bitch

Might have worked, not sure how the Eclipse would have dealt with Dovin Basals and the gravitic effects they have though. So there is that hole in your plan.

Use the massive number of conventional turbolasers focused into a small area to saturate them, THEN lay out the superlaser punch.

Geez, well I guess I better go grab that Eclipse SSD that I had just laying around in my wardrobe ffs

They should have kept some blueprints for a Eclipse star destroyer after destroying the first one that was owned by the cloned palpatine.

Random Typer002 they would have never had enough time or resources to build it

Even in the Star Wars galaxy, the Balkans can't catch a break.

Exactly one my thoughts.. if so and that ice as WE KNOW IT. That's not how science works. Can respect they tried a real world, science approach that would possibly make sense. But the only way that works is if basicly we're ACTUALLY talking about Venus in an ice age here full of Methane and other frozen known explosive gases here.. question is how much would be required to actually do THIS an have the kinda effect seen here.. An they said by "cooling" but MOST explosive gases known explode like that by some kinda HEAT source.. so I guess plot is also a good detonator too...

Star Wars trying to be Star Trek.

That's exactly what is used. This is also sound science in theory. When the oceans warm up, they evaporate more, and water vapor is way stronger as a greenhouse gas than CO2. Here's where the climate change crew lies to you all. They continually claim that the greenhouse gases will warm the planet when in fact the opposite is true. The greenhouse effect pushes more of the sun's EM radiation away from the Earth, MUCH more than is trapped within the atmosphere. This will actually have a net cooling effect, not a warming effect. This is actually reflected in the first climate change theory in the 20th century which claimed that we were heading for a cooling cycle. I trust this analysis because it was the most uncorrupted analysis before the whole climate change thing became a scandal.

@@marty7442 You sir, makes zero sense whatso ever. Water vapor today is literally the clouds above our heads. When they get too heavy (due to too much water vapor trapped in them) they let go of the vapor in the shape of rain. That's how it's worked on Earth for millions of years. Water is heavy as fuck, so it won't ever stay long enough in the atmosphere to cause any climate change. I don't even think that saying is scientifically plausible. CO2 and Methane isn't heavy at all. You need a planet wide atmosphere like the one on Venus before any of that starts to fall like rain. Which won't happen before all life on Earth has gone extinct (literally nothing we know of can survive on Venus. We can't even craft a spacecraft that can survive on the planets surface for more than a few minutes before it gets crushed). You have a lot of science to read up on

That is not an argument. Every Universe has its own internal rules and those rules have to be maintained, otherwise, it just does not make sense and you get the Disney trilogy. For example. The rule of Simpsons is a very selective continuity. And we understand that. But it is not something you can pull off in Star Wars, that universe has different rules.

@@kofola9145 agreed. This new set of movies doesn't follow the established rules and universe at all.

Potentially, but you eould need a lot of them. You could also maybe use tractor beams (which in Star Wars can only 'pull') for a similar effect.

Gravity wells don't work like that. Vong dovin basals (I hope I spelled that right) are miniature black holes so they manipulate gravity, but an Interdictor only simulates a planets effect on hyperdrive. I suppose if you got enough it might work, but those ships aren't cheap. There are better uses, like a Thrawn Pincer.

Interesting idea, but it would be very difficult for several reasons. 1. You want to crush your opponents ships not your own. Therefore it's important to calculate the necessary safety distance between your ships. But if your ships are too isolated from eachother, they become an easy target until the gravity wells are activated. 2. I would always recommend to crush them, since the gravity pull makes Interdictors into a flying magnet. Enemy torpedoes won't miss their target, because of the gravity well. All in all it's an interesting tactic, but there are much more efficient tactics. For example gravity bombs. Use Separatist style boarding craft and ram them into a cruiser. Activate the bombs and pull every enemy starfighter and frigate into the cruiser. Or use a rope tactic, if a black hole is present. Create a tug-of-war situation were your Interdictors "fight" with the black hole over the enemy ships. Once enough energy is built up, deactivate the gravity wells of your Interdictors and observse how the released energy pushes the enemy fleet into the black hole. But remember that enemy torpedoes won't miss their target.

Probably a powerful main capital ship, like the Eclipse or the UNSC Infinity, and then pepper in a bunch of corvettes and light cruisers to screen for fighters, and some interdictor ships to prevent escape.

By far

No

Clone Trooper Depends which era you are talking about. Coruscant defence fleet in the Empires or Kryats time would thrash the UNSC home fleet! However the clone wars variant could be closer

@@joshuakielty also depends on which UNSC home fleet. During the human covenant war, or after? Afterward, even lowly frigates have some decent shieldpower.

Don’t you mean the recapture of Coruscant

The Empire would had done a lot better job than the New Republic at fighting the Vong. They would str8 up blast the planet with the Death Star.

@@404found00 Do you think we got him?

@@nukclear2741 Moffs and Admirals, we got them.

@@404found00 That was a last jedi reference.

404 found no, Han was right, they would a have tried to build a giant super weapon, say the Nostrils of Palpatine to combat the Vong, only it’d have one fatal flaw and be relatively easily destroyed

Spartan Abrams yes

Vader is a eunuch so he has the high ground in that fight.

Dark helmet solos because his Schwartz is bigger than vader’s

Since your comment more Thrawn books have come out.

Ahh a man of culture I see