Why soooo defensive ?

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I tried watching a video about the Sun Guard but for some reason I have to be a member of this channel. Can you help me?

@@manuxx3543 It's a trap!

@@ianstratton3677 go watch channel membership intro vid it is all explained. I think it is a bad lower quality vid, and one day will replace it, new vid not in membership

And there was this Rebels episode Kanan and Ezra called Zeb a hairless wookie.

@@elricthebald870 yep

Someone didn't watch to the end of the video 🤔

Now if only we could get a bubblegum pink dome city planet like the holiday special Boba Fett cartoon. :(

Bullshit 😂🙄

Yeah good point

potentially similar to how we see rey broadcasting her location as she gets to exagol in the sequels, and then the other rebel ships just fly through without difficulty (even something as large as a CR-90 seemingly had no trouble) even though they didn't have a Wayfinder. it looks odd but by replicating the path exactly they make it.

True. However, the path may be charted, but it wouldn't stop the nebula from tearing the Ghost apart. It's seen that you just have to go near it for it to start tearing it apart, so they would still need a way to protect the ship while going down the charted path.

@@robinz99 I think the nebula only tears ships apart if you aren't entering at the specific angle you need. Like the Lost island, you'll be hit with a deadly storm or never make it out unless you enter or exit from the correct heading

@@Warriorten10 That's possible! I just meant with the ships not even attempting to enter it getting parts pulled off it seemed the area of impact was quite large. But as of right now all explanations are possible.

i dont think its that exactly. I think similar to the Nightsisters they are able to tap into the force differently as a whole race.

@@BARALover96 the Nightsisters basically use Sith Magic, or a version of it. the Lasat are able to connect to the wider galaxy with concentration alone, which is what force wielders do, like Jedi when Meditating.

@@zerrierslizer1 Night Sister Magicks are diferent enough from Sith Alchemy for Sidious to seriously consider taking Talzin on as an apprentice so he could learn her techniques. side note but it was probably a wise decision on Palpatines part to settle for Maul instead considering Talzin was just as powerful as he was without Sith training.

@@anthonyrodriguez8788 Talzin is the mother of Maul tho.

@@zerrierslizer1 I am aware, he stole Talzins kid realizing that it's probably better to just steal her kid with lots of potential rather than train someone who could very well surpass you by a wide margin within a few years.

And yet ahsoka somehow shows up everywhere

@@leonrussell9607 Ahsoka: I was packin my saber along the ol Hadian Way, Lookin for a ride, checking with the docking bays. Along came a Venator, with a thousand troops inside. The captain was quite friendly and offered me a ride. He said "Have you ever seen a planet with such a crystal sea?" I told him I've seen ev'ry planet in this here Galaxy. I've been to: Coruscant, Anzant, Mustafar was way too hot. Tatooine, Dantooine, Dathomir was quite a scene. Ithor, Hathor, Kotor, Maryx Minor. Gamorr, Circumstore, Azure, Velmore I've been everywhere... I've been everywhere, man. I've been everywhere, man. Of the travel life I've had my share, man I've been everywhere... Eriadu, Naboo, on Dagobah I lost a shoe. Karzak, Orvax, Onderon, Rorak. Alderaan, Mandalore, Nal Hutta, Akrit Tar. Coolant leak on Cashyyk. That one happened last week. I've been everywhere... I've been everywhere, man. I've been everywhere, man. Warrior life, I've had my share, man. I've been everywhere... Anyway, my break is over and I have to get back to work. But, yeah. There are people like that - especially in wartime. People who've been everywhere and know all the important folk and were part of every major battle. She was a Jedi and a General, after all. ;-)

SFIA gang represent! But since he MetaNerdz mentioned the Fermi Paradox and Isaac Arthur, I wonder how the citizens of the Star Wars galaxy would react if there was a galaxy (Or cluster of them) which only has enough sentient species to count on your hands and toes at the very most. The other side of the Fermi Paradox.

Thank you! I really gotta get better with time management to get more out while keeping the quality this comment is really inspiring

Glad you enjoy it!

Thanks I thought so, I was surprised where it led

Sheet thanks I went to do that and got distracted I'm on it

Steve Blum He has a extensive voice acting career From Western animation to anime dubs

I actually assume once charted the hyperdrive would have a travel algorithm to get through the anomaly.

Thank you! Hope u like the new vids that'll be coming out

You can get the early history of the Jawa from during the time of time of the Rakata in his video on the Sand People. The two use to he one race before the planet got glassed by the Infinite Empire.

don't worry i do the same thing, know so much lore im like it is obvious right, but it could be someone else

lol no the force is with you because I've been getting ready to do some Mass Effect lore

This made me go look into this further and idk where you're getting that. I'm seeing there is some debate on if it was, but it was both the opinion of all the archeologists for years, Ancient Architects on KZfaq has a good vid on this, not just made up by Hancock or something, showing the papers and why the archeologists thought it was filled, but even that video is mentioning why the opinion is changing. It wasn't some silly made up idea, and it is being explored but not a consensus that it wasn't filled in yet either. Point toward something to look up if you want, but this didn't come from pseudoscientists.

@@MetaNerdzLore It's addressed directly at 21:24 in this video critiquing Hancock and cites work done by archaeologists at the site: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ecqAqLKeqM_Vnqs.html

Thanks for that, idk about the shoutout though

Like nav points for units in a video game

Zeb said that the Lassat weren't involved in the clone wars, either they are republic but weren't reached by the war or neutral to the war.

So you think the device is attached to the ghost or put on the ghost for Hera to install later? I guess it's possible but for sure the force was involved in getting through

@MetaNerdz Lore it's possible. I know that the force was involved with them getting there. Perhaps now that they have been there the native Lasat know some easier paths to get in and out.

I never say the paradox is about hiding a civ, just one of the explanations like you are saying

@@MetaNerdzLore My bad then. I can't re-watch your video right now, so I'll obviously take your word for it. (I know that I'm sounding sarcastic, but I swear, I'm 100% honest.) I truly am sorry if I misunderstood your video. Keep up the good work.

lol no worries

Dark Forest hypothesis: advanced alien civilizations will always destroy other advanced alien civilizations, just in case. Hiding your civilization is the only way to ebdure survival in this hypothesis.

Lasat being more smarter than any of those 'Humans'.

Why is human in quotes?

@@andrerodney454because they don’t think trans people are human. Because their mind only knows hate.

I would assume that Disruptor Weapons went through a lot of testing in laboratories after becoming more wide spread with sicentist testing and recording the responses living tissue had whenever it came into contact with a disrupor blast. I would also like to point out that despite the Imperial Senate making Ion Disruptors illegal the Imperial Millitary was still trying to get them into production which I feel is evidence that they weren't illegalized to keep supprt vehicles viable.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G%C3%B6bekli_Tepe just find word "buried" Was Göbekli Tepe REALLY Intentionally and Ritually Buried? | Ancient Architects kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oLCijc16r8DIZoE.html&ab_channel=AncientArchitects The intentionally buried theory comes from real academic archeologists guys. I keep seeing comments so here you go two very normal mainstream sources, that video gets into the details on the history of this theory and how it is evolving with new evidence. The latest consensus is some parts were becoming naturally filled in, and humans just finished the job and then filled them in completely. Why would you just assume the worst of someone? You could just look it up. Ironically you're acting just like the conspiracy theorist, arrogantly and confidently declaring things to be true while acting like anyone who doesn't see this obvious "truth" is dumb and beneath you.

@@MetaNerdzLore I say conspiracy as there’s no published literature with evidence to suggest it was intentionally buried. Link an actual archeological paper instead of Wikipedia and a KZfaq video and we can discuss, otherwise, stop believing everything you hear on the internet. No hate, just don’t like the spread of misinformation.

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