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These pictures have been going around the Internet for about 10 years (not that I complain about reposts, I love this one). People always ask about the Death S
by danielweber 13y ago
These pictures have been going around the Internet for about 10 years (not that I complain about reposts, I love this one). People always ask about the Death Star, and the answer is that it would completely dominate the chart. Depending on this chart, if it was just on the side of the chart you might not even be able to see the curvature.
- DuskStar 13y agoWell, if your only criterion is "artificially constructed, can move under own power", then the Death Star would not even come close to dominating the chart. For example, the Ringworld was a ring ~1,600,000 kilometers wide and ~150,000,000 kilometers in radius, complete with central sun - and as of last appearance in the novels, was steadily accelerating towards the Andromeda galaxy.
- beambot 13y agoAnd don't forget about the puppeteer "homeworld": 5 planets (or was it stars?) in an artificially-created rosette formation.
- DuskStar 13y agoInteresting comparison, that. Probably much smaller in radius than the Ringworld, but I'm not sure how the mass would compare. (Not counting the star at Ringworld's center, that is)