12/23/2023 0 Comments Star wars parsec![]() ![]() 250,000 worlds in several sectors, including Portmoak, Arkanis, Parmic, Quence, and Kathol, were not to see access for one fiscal year. In 22 BBY, plans to expand the HoloNet to the Outer Rim Territories were delayed due to budgetary restructuring according to the General Ministry Communications Agency. The Holonet was operational by at least 3954 BBY. HoloNet was also known for containing numerous forums, including one called the Naboo message exchange.Ĭreated thanks to the Galactic Senate's efforts several thousand years BBY, the HoloNet quickly expanded throughout the galaxy, ending up with at least one emitter/receiver device located on virtually every planet of the Galactic Republic. One of HoloNet's services was the " Imperial.emp," a service that even Darth Vader used. However, it was one of the major methods of communication in the galaxy. The HoloNet system was an extremely costly expenditure, both for transceiver placement/maintenance (funded by the government) and for consumer HoloNet equipment. The only way to do so was to attach a listening device to the sender's equipment, the relay station, or at the destination itself. It should also be noted that information transmitted via the HoloNet was nearly impossible to infiltrate or corrupt, thanks to the s-thread's incredibly narrow hyperspace dimensions. This enabled data to be sent and received at faster-than- light speeds, ensuring near-instantaneous communication from one end of the galaxy to the other, by routing information from origin, to transceiver, to HoloNet relay, to transceiver network yet again, and finally to its destination. ![]() The transceivers themselves transferred information across the galaxy through s-threads. I know it's not the most interesting or thought provoking, but it's been on my mind a while and I just kinda wanted to get it out there and thought it would be a good way to introduce myself to the community besides a "Hello there" post.Senator Padmé Amidala's address to the senate is broadcast over the HoloNetĪ message was first broadcast from a planet, a vessel in hyperspace, or from another point of origin from there, it was then routed from the point of origin's transmitter through potentially millions of hyperwave transceivers suspended in hyperspace to a HoloNet relay, where it was sorted, identified and logged by the relay's computer, and then routed further via appropriate transceivers to its destination. After all, it is called the imperial system. When the republic was the big thing in the galaxy, they used their version of the metric system that everyone loves, and when the Empire took over they switched to their version of the AMERICAN system that nobody (not even the Americans like me) likes. Only instead of these two systems being used across different area's I think they were used across two different eras. Much like how we have to different systems for units, I believe the star wars universe has two different systems for units as well. So why are two people using the same word use two different meaning? Well, I have a answer for that too. ![]() Or that would have been the answer, if episode 2 hadn't come along with Dex using it the right way. It just happens to have a different meaning there. Just like that they use parsec is a big coincidence. The fact that they use a lot of words we know as plane English is just a big coincidence. It doesn't even make sense that they would use the same words as us. It doesn't make any sense that they would use the same units as us. We want to know why this happened in the star wars universe. We could just say George didn't do enough research, but that's not how fan theories work. So why would our favourite smuggler misuse the term? Well. Han's in the canyons bracing to Luke about how fast his ship can go and says "made the Kessel Run in less than twelve parsecs" but as some may know, a parsec is a unit used to measure distance. ![]() Even if you didn't know it was an actual unit used in astronomy. ![]()
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