because its put into perspective more. the explosion in a new hope looks like you blew up a bunch of firecrackers in a parking lot. in Rogue One the technological advancement of CGI allows it to have the world crushing visuals it should have in the original.
@@Phoenix-zu6on In Rouge One, both times when the Death Star laser was fired, it wasn't a full capacity,but just enough to wipe out a singular target on the surface. The City of Jedha and Scarif base respectively. Hence the world crushing visuals. If Trakin had ordered to wipe out Scarif as a whole. however, and not just the base, I think that would've looked much more like the Death Star destroying Alderaan. Though, with better effects.
It’s ready; Krennick intends to blow up the entire planet. He doesn’t because Tarkin says it’s not necessary. There are recent concerns regarding Galen and things he could have done but they are confident the laser is operational.
They didnt want to tip off the rebellion as to the death star's true power. Alderaan had a extremely strong planetary shield, one that was likely strong enough for a single reactor shot.
@@broden4838 Correct. Although not a full reactor ignition wont be enough to completely obliterate a planet or moon, the process of planetary decay from the shot is still effective.
Retrospectively, Death Star 1 had the biggest presence and felt like a genuine dread out of all the 3 super weapons in the franchise. Established in A New Hope, elevated by Rogue One and even Andor. It is the OG and definitive super weapon that left a long lasting legacy in the franchise and what followed can never match the impact it has.
Two or three set locations were based on actual control room equipment for the weapon controls- Indicator wall: An industrial plant process control room or a power plant control room. The large light up panels indicated certain actions and equipment status, the large inverted "L" handles controlled valves, vertical gauges. Control console: TV studio video control panel, with levers controlling wipes and fades between video feeds, buttons controlling effects and sources. These were used since viewers have seen them before in movies and news, giving a sense of place and complexity. Since they were quick shots, the audience didn't have time to immediately recognize what they were exactly.
Rogue One's is more realistic in size of destruction, yet also seems HELLA more terrifying. Literally an Orbital Nuke cannon, with a much harsher and more condensed area of absolute obliteration.
I think the visual of the death star eclipse to be one of the most beautiful shots in star wars. a beautiful omen of incoming destruction. imagine the people seeing this on jeddah. they look up to see the eclipse before a flash of light and death. absolutely beautiful and terrifying
I think they messed up a few things because in the version of Episode 4 I watched, the center super laser module never fired through the center cross over of the outer beam emitters. In Rogue One the center emitter fired (despite being the same station, in Episode 6 the second death star actually did make use of the center emitter). (edit, yeah my point stands, I thought this video had a newer edition or something with the center emitter going off but it doesn't)
When I first saw this.. When The Father Narrating (AS THE DS IS SHOOTING WHERE THEY’RE AT) I thought it was like a Dream or A demonstration Re-enactment like in Past-tense not even realizing that while he was Talking in the message it was HAPPENING WHERE THEY WERE 🤯 I tell ya I was either dumb and slow or that was Some AWESOME Writing and Narrative in how the whole Scene was Done !
They didn't discharge the full reactor capacity into the super laser emitters. No need to destroy the whole planet when you just need to wreck the information dump.
but why should separate streams come out? But even if it were, these should continue on their trajectory, not merge into one. This doesn't make any sense
We call that hyper advanced physics. Also with the beams converging in such a way you can change the trajectory of the shot by mending the cone of fire. Also, these are kyber radiation beams, not normal lasers. Light saber beams collide, why wouldn't these?
Laser pointer, laser cat toy, barcode scanner etc you can see them all. Death Star lasers use Kyber Crystals so they are coloured like lightsabers are.
Comparing rogue one to A New Hope is like comparing excrement to cream. And for all those in the comments saying that the more recent effects are superior - you see, sweethearts, back in the day, when our brains weren't so addled by technology, we had this thing called an IMAGINATION. This allowed us to fill in the blanks. To willingly suspend our disbelief. To IMAGINE - if you will - that a planet destroying laser beam could appear as a vibrant green and that a titanic explosion really resembled the fiery conflagration of an entire world being ripped asunder. Unlike you witless dullards of today we didn't have to be spoon fed every detail, we could close the gaps with our minds, didn't have to have every single nuance, plot point or discrepancy subjected to the most minute scrutiny lest our puny brains turn in on themselves resulting in a tantrum that wrecks your parent's basement. These comparisons also detract from the achievement of a struggling VFX team who had few resources and had to invent several visual effects techniques because they didn't even exist. For that they, quite rightly, won the Oscar in 1978. How many academy awards has your saintly rogue one (I really wish I could spit) swept up? Oh that's right... NONE! Perhaps it should be renamed rogue NONE!
Mate, please don't be a snob who thinks that just because these old special effects that were painstakingly hard to do as well as mind-blowing and revolutionary at the time that they're infinitely better than anything else that came after, because honestly, some of them look a bit archaic. Also, insulting everyone else for thinking Rogue One looks better is frankly unnecessary and only makes YOU look like the one throwing a tantrum for what is ultimately just fun action movies. Your whole text is just you throwing a fit because you just don't like Rogue One and seemingly hate everyone who does. So frankly, if you have nothing of value to say just don't say anything and stay quiet.
ik this sorta describes rogue one, but I would really love an oppenheimer style movie about the death star told only from the empire's perspective as if they were the good guys, that would be so interesting tbh
The reason why it's so crazy in Rogue One is because Gareth Edwards (the director) is an absolute visionary when it comes to communicating scale, like you feel viscerally the magnitude of huge things in his shots due to how he frames them. Yeah you're seeing BASICALLY the same thing, but in his movies it FEELS bigger.
Yeah and they didn't shoot to destroy the planet itself just everyone on it. Which also means there were probably some storm troopers that didn't survive
I know the sound design has already been applauded for decades, but gahddamn the original power up and discharge sounds *soooo* good. It never gets old.
@@vorpalweapon4814 Not necessarily. Even the asteroid which wiped out the dinosaurs didn't make Earth permanently unlivable. And it didn't kill the birds.
In A New Hope, I noted that the Death Star was a simple instrument of empire. However, in Rogue One, being a film more focused on the reign of empire and oppression to the lowest rebels, It feels a greater threat, just as the atomic bomb has been since the 1940s.
@@miguellopez3392 Real lasers can have several beams pointing directly at the same target, not bouncing off of eachother before turning into a single beam.
Starkiller in Episode VII was probably one of the most horrifying ones, as you probably would've thought it'd just kill one planet, but no, it would kill an entire system.
Newsflash: the ST is not canon in my eyes, it's someone's horribly bad fanfiction in movie form, with very inconsistent writing and massive plotholes too!
@@Foebane72 I don't say it's canon either. George didn't make it, he definitely doesn't care for it either. Then again he didn't make rogue one, but I consider it canon. Well, if it's good star wars then it's canon for me. And the only good star wars disney made for me was rogue one and andor.
They didn't. The Death Star superlaser can vary in intensity. From single reactor ignition that only targets the surface of a planet, to full power ignition that can completely obliterate it. It being just built by the time of Rogue One meant they stuck to the weaker laser to test it. Alderaan was the first time they, as Tarkin put it in A New Hope, demonstrated the full power of the station.
they had a call. they could make it look the same (or close enough) as ANH or they could make it more dramatic an visusaly stunning. they chose the latter.
The moment where the Death Star has eclipsed the planet's sun (like our Moon does), and the superlaser blast shoots downward from it, is very reminiscent of a "bleeding moon" imagery that recurs in media for a representation of death. Only here it's the sickly radioactive green of poison and technology, rather than the red of blood. Stunning use of symbolism. It's one of the times when you can really pin down the directorial genius that made Rogue One such a masterpiece of a film.
The Death Star was always scary just for how strong it was but something about it move into place to fire make it even scary, especially when its blocking the sun
There are proposals to use either high powered lasers or laser-coupled particle beams for asteroid defense, there are two main issues with it, firstly space technology has stagnated hard since the 90s and is only just now beginning to improve in major ways again, and secondly such satellites could obviously be used as weapons so governments are going to be very wary of deploying them. Unlike nuclear weapons a laser or particle beam leaves no contamination, and outside of building the initial device they cost very little to fire off, meaning that if a war in space were to break out there's a risk that the two warring countries could destroy huge portions of their own and everybody else's telecommunication satellites with ease. This would badly disrupt communication, the major GPS networks, global wifi and thus trade, which would set off economic hardships in many countries reliant on communication to keep their money moving around as it should, etc. Realistically, we've had the technology to build such satellites for years and years, but there is legitimate concern that they could pose more of a danger to than a benefit if misused.
Certainly. However building something of that scale: 1. Is too expensive 2. Damage from asteroids means insurance companies will make a fortune selling insurance against something not likely to happen 3. There's too many dipwads who would use this to wreck the moon just to prove to everyone who doesn't think it actually exists that it does xD
@@graememcfee23 no? those switches do different things like in rogue one "target jedha city prepare single reactor ignition" because you wouldn't always want to destroy the planet you would lose resources etc
You don't fire up a nuclear power plant with a single car key either, let alone a generator at the size of London :D You need to have engineering personel to Control the power output of that magnitude, and even tho it's a weapon, ironically for its operators and the entire station with a crew of millions, it needs to have safety "protocols". Otherwise it would be roll credits real fast.
The original version is more powerful and funnier, I mean the planet explodes like a balloon, and in Rogue One they give it more drama than if it remains
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To me, the death star in rogue one is more terrifying than the one in a new hope even though it did way less damage than a new hope.
because its put into perspective more. the explosion in a new hope looks like you blew up a bunch of firecrackers in a parking lot. in Rogue One the technological advancement of CGI allows it to have the world crushing visuals it should have in the original.
probably because it looks more real, and the fact that they made it a much bigger threat than A New Hope did
@@Phoenix-zu6on In Rouge One, both times when the Death Star laser was fired, it wasn't a full capacity,but just enough to wipe out a singular target on the surface. The City of Jedha and Scarif base respectively. Hence the world crushing visuals. If Trakin had ordered to wipe out Scarif as a whole. however, and not just the base, I think that would've looked much more like the Death Star destroying Alderaan. Though, with better effects.
i still think we woudlve seen something on that scale, just to drive home the point that it is a whole planet. @@1989Nihil
@@Phoenix-zu6on Now I see what you mean.
This will have a massive impact on Alderaan’s trout population I think
nah, they'll be alright
@@painpega The Alderanian trout would go on to become elite shock troops for the rebel alliance
@@joeysmith8818 Not if I eat them all
thankfully the trout population proved resilient
@@foooosh well shit
I absolutley love that shot when the Death Star causes a Solar Eclipse before firing. Its so symbolic for now the real dark times have started.
would be a badass thing to see in person
@@starmanxvi the last Thing you will see in your life
yes very cool
@@starmanxvi*fucking terrifying
Coolest way to die fr
I love the idea that they used only part of the lasers force because it wasn’t ready yet.
No, that thing's operational.
I'm sure you know this, but episode VI quote go brrrr
It’s ready; Krennick intends to blow up the entire planet. He doesn’t because Tarkin says it’s not necessary.
There are recent concerns regarding Galen and things he could have done but they are confident the laser is operational.
I think it was working, they just can lower the power like how they did in the return of the Jedi when they attacked the ships
@@knightpanic1931 Yes, Tarkin explicitly tells Krennic to only do a single reactor blast because "We need a statement, not a manifesto."
They didnt want to tip off the rebellion as to the death star's true power. Alderaan had a extremely strong planetary shield, one that was likely strong enough for a single reactor shot.
The first Death Star shot in Rogue One blew a massive chunk off of the moon
That’s because it was only using Single reaction generation instead of Full reactor ignition
@@Youneedsomething.. But still, it tore off 25% of that moon
@@broden4838 Correct. Although not a full reactor ignition wont be enough to completely obliterate a planet or moon, the process of planetary decay from the shot is still effective.
reminds me of sonic adventure 2 space colony ark blowing off half of the moon@@broden4838
@@Youneedsomething..Anakin sideye: incorrect
Retrospectively, Death Star 1 had the biggest presence and felt like a genuine dread out of all the 3 super weapons in the franchise. Established in A New Hope, elevated by Rogue One and even Andor. It is the OG and definitive super weapon that left a long lasting legacy in the franchise and what followed can never match the impact it has.
I know about the death star 1 and 2 but what is the third super weapon?
@@scaramouche768 starkiller base
Well, maybe thousands of super weapons actually because Disney decided on giving every Star Destroyer a planet destroying laser on episode IX 🙄
Two or three set locations were based on actual control room equipment for the weapon controls-
Indicator wall: An industrial plant process control room or a power plant control room. The large light up panels indicated certain actions and equipment status, the large inverted "L" handles controlled valves, vertical gauges.
Control console: TV studio video control panel, with levers controlling wipes and fades between video feeds, buttons controlling effects and sources.
These were used since viewers have seen them before in movies and news, giving a sense of place and complexity. Since they were quick shots, the audience didn't have time to immediately recognize what they were exactly.
Am I the only one thinking those two imperial engineers have cancer from standing next to the laser?
They shouldn't. It's made of kyber crystal energy, and the jedi were fine being around that all the time
Full power vs 1 percent.
Rogue One's is more realistic in size of destruction, yet also seems HELLA more terrifying.
Literally an Orbital Nuke cannon, with a much harsher and more condensed area of absolute obliteration.
I think the visual of the death star eclipse to be one of the most beautiful shots in star wars. a beautiful omen of incoming destruction. imagine the people seeing this on jeddah. they look up to see the eclipse before a flash of light and death. absolutely beautiful and terrifying
Reminds me when eggman did something like this in sonic adventure 2.
You mean when he pissed on the moon?
@@fisher3317 yeah something like that
@@fisher3317well remembered fellow.
"I'VE COME TO MAKE AN ANNOUNCEMENT."
@@joshuawynne329 well, Obama had it coming!
In other news, the Twi'lek transport economy has seen a growth of 10% !
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"When you first saw halo, were you blinded by its majesty, Paralysed, dumbstruck?"
I like how in rogue one they made the empire’s military politics out to be like Russia lol
I didn't know Russia has the Death Star
@@damskiyugodnik216это вы ещё Звёздных Разрушителей не видели
@@damskiyugodnik216 they just made a nuclear satellite, so it may as well be the Death Star lol
@liamwilson7549 it can't be just because such satellites don't exist
@@liamwilson7549 We truly live in a James Bond plot without James Bond. So the baddies win.😔
I think they messed up a few things because in the version of Episode 4 I watched, the center super laser module never fired through the center cross over of the outer beam emitters. In Rogue One the center emitter fired (despite being the same station, in Episode 6 the second death star actually did make use of the center emitter).
(edit, yeah my point stands, I thought this video had a newer edition or something with the center emitter going off but it doesn't)
“I just want a railing, ONE RAILING! Right here.”
I wish they had a scene showing the death star coming out of hyperspace
Say what you will about Rogue One's story but the visuals are incredible.
Oh...it's beautiful.
Nice
When I first saw this..
When The Father Narrating (AS THE DS IS SHOOTING WHERE THEY’RE AT) I thought it was like a Dream or A demonstration Re-enactment like in Past-tense not even realizing that while he was Talking in the message it was HAPPENING WHERE THEY WERE 🤯
I tell ya I was either dumb and slow or that was Some AWESOME Writing and Narrative in how the whole Scene was Done !
Why it doesn't hit single blast? is it because still deconstructed yet?
They’re only test fires
@@omarbaba9892that's just test fire!?
@@book_robloxYes,it's just one reactor that was used to fire in Rogue One. Every other one is with the rest of the Reactors activated
@@Unstable316 0_0 (I never watched star wars)
Comparing 1977 to 2019. Yeah that’s always an apples to apples comparison
How long do you think it would take to grow your hair out to get it in buns like that? Assuming she’s not wearing a wig in cannon lol.
Why didn't the death star destroy scarif like it did in a new hope? Instead it's like the atomic bomb
it's not at full power
They didn't discharge the full reactor capacity into the super laser emitters. No need to destroy the whole planet when you just need to wreck the information dump.
but why should separate streams come out? But even if it were, these should continue on their trajectory, not merge into one. This doesn't make any sense
This is too high technology, we don't understand =)
It's star wars
We call that hyper advanced physics. Also with the beams converging in such a way you can change the trajectory of the shot by mending the cone of fire. Also, these are kyber radiation beams, not normal lasers. Light saber beams collide, why wouldn't these?
The British empire
1977
If it was realistic u won’t be able to see the laser
Laser pointer, laser cat toy, barcode scanner etc you can see them all. Death Star lasers use Kyber Crystals so they are coloured like lightsabers are.
lol, saw a video about that
Kyber beams are damn near solid, of course you can see them.
Newsflash, Star Wars is a fantasy series lol
@@omarbaba9892 Newsflash, it's science fiction xD
A. New. Hope. Death Star. Super. Laser Is. Super extreme. strong.
dude calm down
this is what happens when little timmy uses the ipad for too long.
lol@@heroninja1125
true@@heroninja1125
Comparing rogue one to A New Hope is like comparing excrement to cream.
And for all those in the comments saying that the more recent effects are superior - you see, sweethearts, back in the day, when our brains weren't so addled by technology, we had this thing called an IMAGINATION. This allowed us to fill in the blanks. To willingly suspend our disbelief. To IMAGINE - if you will - that a planet destroying laser beam could appear as a vibrant green and that a titanic explosion really resembled the fiery conflagration of an entire world being ripped asunder. Unlike you witless dullards of today we didn't have to be spoon fed every detail, we could close the gaps with our minds, didn't have to have every single nuance, plot point or discrepancy subjected to the most minute scrutiny lest our puny brains turn in on themselves resulting in a tantrum that wrecks your parent's basement.
These comparisons also detract from the achievement of a struggling VFX team who had few resources and had to invent several visual effects techniques because they didn't even exist. For that they, quite rightly, won the Oscar in 1978. How many academy awards has your saintly rogue one (I really wish I could spit) swept up? Oh that's right... NONE! Perhaps it should be renamed rogue NONE!
Mate, please don't be a snob who thinks that just because these old special effects that were painstakingly hard to do as well as mind-blowing and revolutionary at the time that they're infinitely better than anything else that came after, because honestly, some of them look a bit archaic. Also, insulting everyone else for thinking Rogue One looks better is frankly unnecessary and only makes YOU look like the one throwing a tantrum for what is ultimately just fun action movies. Your whole text is just you throwing a fit because you just don't like Rogue One and seemingly hate everyone who does. So frankly, if you have nothing of value to say just don't say anything and stay quiet.
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@@roguescorner9042based king
You got issues, dude.
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Oppenheimer in different galaxy be like:
Galenheimer
@@georgeofhamiltoncllosenhemier
oppenheimer when the death star causes death:
ik this sorta describes rogue one, but I would really love an oppenheimer style movie about the death star told only from the empire's perspective as if they were the good guys, that would be so interesting tbh
@@jacksonlee161 Yeah-like the CollegeHumor skit where the Battle of Yavin was their 9/11
A. New. Hope. Death Star. Super. Laser Is. Super extreme. strong.
The reason why it's so crazy in Rogue One is because Gareth Edwards (the director) is an absolute visionary when it comes to communicating scale, like you feel viscerally the magnitude of huge things in his shots due to how he frames them. Yeah you're seeing BASICALLY the same thing, but in his movies it FEELS bigger.
Just look at Godzilla 2014
@@T-ZillaYT oh I did. For this reason it’s my fave monsterverse movie
Rogue One is my favorite Star Wars of the 2010s and Godzilla 2014 is my favorite Monsterverse movie because of Gareth
On the plus side, unemployment is now at zero.
The rate of everything drops to zero
Rate of crime is also zero
Tarkin truly is a great man
@@Highly-grounded Child mortality, homelessness, hunger, everything is zero. Domestic crime, petty theft, unemployment, employment..Wait what?
Russian Badger quote spotted
@@Ilyena what a great imperial officer!
We should all strive to be like him
#respect
No one is pointing out about no safety rails on the Death Star?
The Star Wars universe as a whole is short on safety standards, it seems.
They would just be leaning on it all day
OSHA is gonna have a field day on there
@@Justin_Taylor That's why you don't see any bathroom either, you have to do it in a bottle and go back to work
It's called the Death Star for a reason
The thing that makes the rogue ones Death Star more terrifying is that you see what it’s like to be on the planet while the beam has been fired
Yeah and they didn't shoot to destroy the planet itself just everyone on it. Which also means there were probably some storm troopers that didn't survive
“One day this planet will look to you Leia.” Several years before disaster.
rouge one did such a good job of preserving the quality of the original movie
Yeah the battle of scarif is hands down one of the most action packed battles ever
Gareth Edwards is under appreciated by both the Star Wars community and the Godzilla community
I guess the laser became more classic looking when it was ready to destroy planets rather than the necessary areas
I know the sound design has already been applauded for decades, but gahddamn the original power up and discharge sounds *soooo* good. It never gets old.
1:35 could be a wallpaper tbh
Not even going to lie this reminds me of something Nazis would invent.
The allies made the nuke so there's that
Its based on the nazi schwerer gustav cannon ?
In a new Hope episode the Planet blows up fast but in rogue one planets blow up very slow
The difference between a full power shot vs a single reactor ignition
the entire planet doesnt blow up, its just an area of the planet
@@TheRealGreenGuy Enough to render the whole of it uninhabitable for years, probably.
@@NonamearistoJedha is uninhabitable for basically forever
@@vorpalweapon4814 Not necessarily. Even the asteroid which wiped out the dinosaurs didn't make Earth permanently unlivable. And it didn't kill the birds.
I bet Disney will make trillions if they made a movie as good as rogue one
Rogue One is a masterpiece, Death Star is realistic and the scene is terribly beautiful
In A New Hope, I noted that the Death Star was a simple instrument of empire. However, in Rogue One, being a film more focused on the reign of empire and oppression to the lowest rebels, It feels a greater threat, just as the atomic bomb has been since the 1940s.
Single ignition vs full might
Single made it more beautiful and and dramatic
I wonder why it needs those outer circle lasers to meet at a point before the big center laser shoots out?
because it looks really cool
real laser used for nuclear fission combine multiple lasers to keep the cost low and be more reliable.
@@miguellopez3392 Real lasers can have several beams pointing directly at the same target, not bouncing off of eachother before turning into a single beam.
@SmartassX1 yes that's how the deathstar works, it has multiple reactors to form multiple beams.
it uses crystals in the laser, 8 beams mean the load is divided to more crystals.
The charging noise really made the Death Star it
Starkiller in Episode VII was probably one of the most horrifying ones, as you probably would've thought it'd just kill one planet, but no, it would kill an entire system.
Newsflash: the ST is not canon in my eyes, it's someone's horribly bad fanfiction in movie form, with very inconsistent writing and massive plotholes too!
@@Foebane72 I don't say it's canon either. George didn't make it, he definitely doesn't care for it either. Then again he didn't make rogue one, but I consider it canon. Well, if it's good star wars then it's canon for me. And the only good star wars disney made for me was rogue one and andor.
@@Foebane72it’s is objectively canon but whatever, also George doesn’t even hate them
Vader was like: "Relax, my daughter"... even tho he didn't know it at the time
The way holding daughter by Vader is always gentle.
There's a problem on the horizon: there's no horizon
Tarkin: Tenn, do you see that horizon?
Tenn: Yes, sir!
Tarkin: I don't wan't to.
Tenn: Yes, sir!
@@lenzi5119 XDDDD
:29 Every time I see this seen I cant help but laugh. Really, is it too much to ask to add guard rails for safety 😂
Never liked how the beams came out at different rates, realistically all the beams should have covered at the same time.
If the original trilogy was made 20 years later, it would have been a lot better
Why they made it weaker?
They didn't. The Death Star superlaser can vary in intensity. From single reactor ignition that only targets the surface of a planet, to full power ignition that can completely obliterate it.
It being just built by the time of Rogue One meant they stuck to the weaker laser to test it. Alderaan was the first time they, as Tarkin put it in A New Hope, demonstrated the full power of the station.
they had a call. they could make it look the same (or close enough) as ANH or they could make it more dramatic an visusaly stunning. they chose the latter.
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A. NEW HOPE. DEATH STAR. EXTREME. SUPER. STAR
are you by any chance...a bot
@@anirudhashok3332 yes
Vader and Leia doing a little Father, Daughter bonding time I see 😂
The moment where the Death Star has eclipsed the planet's sun (like our Moon does), and the superlaser blast shoots downward from it, is very reminiscent of a "bleeding moon" imagery that recurs in media for a representation of death. Only here it's the sickly radioactive green of poison and technology, rather than the red of blood. Stunning use of symbolism.
It's one of the times when you can really pin down the directorial genius that made Rogue One such a masterpiece of a film.
Anh way better than ro
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The Death Star was always scary just for how strong it was but something about it move into place to fire make it even scary, especially when its blocking the sun
if somehow we could made the death star in real life, can we use it to destroy big asteroids from hitting the earth?
That would be the best use
There are proposals to use either high powered lasers or laser-coupled particle beams for asteroid defense, there are two main issues with it, firstly space technology has stagnated hard since the 90s and is only just now beginning to improve in major ways again, and secondly such satellites could obviously be used as weapons so governments are going to be very wary of deploying them. Unlike nuclear weapons a laser or particle beam leaves no contamination, and outside of building the initial device they cost very little to fire off, meaning that if a war in space were to break out there's a risk that the two warring countries could destroy huge portions of their own and everybody else's telecommunication satellites with ease. This would badly disrupt communication, the major GPS networks, global wifi and thus trade, which would set off economic hardships in many countries reliant on communication to keep their money moving around as it should, etc.
Realistically, we've had the technology to build such satellites for years and years, but there is legitimate concern that they could pose more of a danger to than a benefit if misused.
Certainly. However building something of that scale:
1. Is too expensive
2. Damage from asteroids means insurance companies will make a fortune selling insurance against something not likely to happen
3. There's too many dipwads who would use this to wreck the moon just to prove to everyone who doesn't think it actually exists that it does xD
No need to make it even 100 times smaller than the Death Star. All you’d need is a high powered laser
Bro Disney dropped Rogue One and then dipped 💀
At least they wont need to worry about job rates
It gives me these Stellaris vibes.
The Secondary Fire ion mode in Rouge one better then peneration mode
We need remake
Did they need all those switches 😂
yes because different switches do different things
@@LazzieMazzie but only do one thing
@@graememcfee23 no? those switches do different things like in rogue one "target jedha city prepare single reactor ignition" because you wouldn't always want to destroy the planet
you would lose resources etc
You don't fire up a nuclear power plant with a single car key either, let alone a generator at the size of London :D You need to have engineering personel to Control the power output of that magnitude, and even tho it's a weapon, ironically for its operators and the entire station with a crew of millions, it needs to have safety "protocols". Otherwise it would be roll credits real fast.
Yes. You don't want to evaporate an entire civilization and planet because Bob bumped into his workstation, no?
The original version is more powerful and funnier, I mean the planet explodes like a balloon, and in Rogue One they give it more drama than if it remains
I just love how in Rogue One the Death Star did a solar eclipse before shooting
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