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Nar Shaddaa had 95 billion inhabitants, it wasn't very high up on the list, but I think we can go with 10 billion per planet, that times 50 million is:master_yoda wrote:Does anyone know this? I did some stats a while back, & the population was around 10-1,000 quadrillion.Anyone know? 9I'd say around 3-10 billion per average planet)
How much is a quadrillion?Executor wrote:The WEG Star Wars The Roleplaying Game, Second Edition Book states 100 Quadrillion.
I think this number is too low, there are around 20 million sepiant species, i think I read somewhere, that would give an aveage of only 5 billion beings of each species. I would expect a minimum of at least a thousand times this, so around 100 Quintrillion.
Neutrinos? I simply noted that there were things called "shields" in Star Wars.His Divine Shadow wrote:Regarding the heat issue.
SW have heat dumping systems that turn energy into neutrinos, that pretty much takes care of things
Nar Shaddaa only 95 billion? Damn a lot of the cityscape must be abandoned or something.His Divine Shadow wrote:Nar Shaddaa had 95 billion inhabitants, it wasn't very high up on the list, but I think we can go with 10 billion per planet, that times 50 million is:master_yoda wrote:Does anyone know this? I did some stats a while back, & the population was around 10-1,000 quadrillion.Anyone know? 9I'd say around 3-10 billion per average planet)
500,000,000,000,000,000 people.
A lot of the lower levels are. Couple that with the amount of heavy industry and the fact that we're talking about a moon here, not a bonafide planet, and it becomes a wee more plausible.Illuminatus Primus wrote:Nar Shaddaa only 95 billion? Damn a lot of the cityscape must be abandoned or something.His Divine Shadow wrote:Nar Shaddaa had 95 billion inhabitants, it wasn't very high up on the list, but I think we can go with 10 billion per planet, that times 50 million is:master_yoda wrote:Does anyone know this? I did some stats a while back, & the population was around 10-1,000 quadrillion.Anyone know? 9I'd say around 3-10 billion per average planet)
500,000,000,000,000,000 people.
Maybe, but who says the heat sink systems were active systems?Illuminatus Primus wrote:tharkun had some good points though....the climate must have become extremely fucked up when the planet was abandoned in the NJO and during the Palpatine reconquest. Unless the Yuuzhan Vong inserted their own technology to keep it habitable and during the Palpatine reconquest that the climate-control systems remained online.
Palpatine reconquest? Did I miss something important?Illuminatus Primus wrote:tharkun had some good points though....the climate must have become extremely fucked up when the planet was abandoned in the NJO and during the Palpatine reconquest. Unless the Yuuzhan Vong inserted their own technology to keep it habitable and during the Palpatine reconquest that the climate-control systems remained online.
Ever read Dark Empire? Basically, Palpatine comes back in Clones, and fucks up the NR, then he dies via himself, and they sabotage his lones. Good Series, though.Ignorant_Boy wrote:Palpatine reconquest? Did I miss something important?Illuminatus Primus wrote:tharkun had some good points though....the climate must have become extremely fucked up when the planet was abandoned in the NJO and during the Palpatine reconquest. Unless the Yuuzhan Vong inserted their own technology to keep it habitable and during the Palpatine reconquest that the climate-control systems remained online.
More likely, with much of the populace dead, and power generation and industry mostly if not completly off line, the world did not have any excessive heat to get rid of.Eleas wrote:Maybe, but who says the heat sink systems were active systems?Illuminatus Primus wrote:tharkun had some good points though....the climate must have become extremely fucked up when the planet was abandoned in the NJO and during the Palpatine reconquest. Unless the Yuuzhan Vong inserted their own technology to keep it habitable and during the Palpatine reconquest that the climate-control systems remained online.
That massive amount of metal structure would also have nicely fucked up the planet's climate.Sea Skimmer wrote:More likely, with much of the populace dead, and power generation and industry mostly if not completly off line, the world did not have any excessive heat to get rid of.Eleas wrote:Maybe, but who says the heat sink systems were active systems?Illuminatus Primus wrote:tharkun had some good points though....the climate must have become extremely fucked up when the planet was abandoned in the NJO and during the Palpatine reconquest. Unless the Yuuzhan Vong inserted their own technology to keep it habitable and during the Palpatine reconquest that the climate-control systems remained online.
Infact Vong world shaping efforts included moving it closer to the systems sun to warm it up. However they also added a lot of water which would have sucked up heat.