Micrometoer Impacts
Posted: 2007-06-19 06:12pm
On this forum somewhere I heard someone say that TIE fighters withstand micrometeor impacts, is this true?
Any help is appreciated.
Any help is appreciated.
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Micrometoer Impacts
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Posted: 2007-06-19 06:18pm
Shit, I misspelled micrometeor. Forgive my blunder.
Posted: 2007-06-19 06:34pm
Hell, you already preempted my original complaint.Darth Ruinus wrote:Shit, I misspelled micrometeor. Forgive my blunder.
And yes they do. How is that surprising? ANY spacecraft that ventures out of orbit needs to, eventually, and Wars fighters can get up to considerable fractions of c to boot.
Posted: 2007-06-19 07:09pm
Its not surprising, but I needed confirmation from a credible source.Batman wrote:Hell, you already preempted my original complaint.Darth Ruinus wrote:Shit, I misspelled micrometeor. Forgive my blunder.
And yes they do. How is that surprising? ANY spacecraft that ventures out of orbit needs to, eventually, and Wars fighters can get up to considerable fractions of c to boot.
Thanks!
Posted: 2007-06-20 10:14am
The movies.
Use logic and learn.
1. Micrometeors exist....since SW has never stated the complete non existence of said things, and the fact they exist in the regular physical universe.
2. The speed of which SW craft move at.
leads to the conclusion that TIE have to have some way to withstand the constant impact.
Lock.
Use logic and learn.
1. Micrometeors exist....since SW has never stated the complete non existence of said things, and the fact they exist in the regular physical universe.
2. The speed of which SW craft move at.
leads to the conclusion that TIE have to have some way to withstand the constant impact.
Lock.