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Aren‘t those the most energy dense objects known to us? Not sure how large the black holes in the ‚Kugelblitz‘ idea are, but supposedly if we could harvest the
by m_mueller 9y ago
Aren‘t those the most energy dense objects known to us? Not sure how large the black holes in the ‚Kugelblitz‘ idea are, but supposedly if we could harvest the energy output of a significant fraction of the sun, we could manufacture them and then use it to travel to other stars rather easily... or destroy entire planets, as those two things unfortunately go hand in hand (in that regard Star Wars may be more realistic than other SciFi funnily enough).
- stephengillie 9y agoVehicles are too easily weaponized. The amount of energy it takes to move a human and a cabin is more than enough energy to destroy a small building. People have driven their cars into houses and businesses for as long as cars have existed. Not to mention aircraft. And driving cars into cars is a too common tragedy. The odd part about Star Wars is the relative weakness of their weapons. Star Trek have "warp core breaches in a bottle" AKA the photon torpedo, which is much better at damaging starships than ramming.