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The Politics Of Star Wars, What Do Abers Think ?
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I'm going to have a think about it so I'll comment later.
I'm going to have a think about it so I'll comment later.
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1) The "Kessel run" is an area of space populated with a large number of Black Holes and other gravitationally-strong phenomena. This means that a safe path through the area is quite lengthy, requiring plenty of course corrections and care to steer around the various black holes at a safe distance. However, faster ships are able to navigate closer courses, thus reducing the distance travelled during the run. As a particularly fast ship then, the Millennium Falcon was able to make the Kessel run in less than twelve parsecs, rather than a more typical 15 or so.
2) The actual explanation is that Han Solo was lying through his teeth to look impressive, and said something that sounded cool but was, in fact, bilge (eg trying to con people out of money). I believe early versions of the script include a note about "Kenobi raises his eyebrows at this obvious lie", or some such. So it may have been deliberate.
1) The "Kessel run" is an area of space populated with a large number of Black Holes and other gravitationally-strong phenomena. This means that a safe path through the area is quite lengthy, requiring plenty of course corrections and care to steer around the various black holes at a safe distance. However, faster ships are able to navigate closer courses, thus reducing the distance travelled during the run. As a particularly fast ship then, the Millennium Falcon was able to make the Kessel run in less than twelve parsecs, rather than a more typical 15 or so.
2) The actual explanation is that Han Solo was lying through his teeth to look impressive, and said something that sounded cool but was, in fact, bilge (eg trying to con people out of money). I believe early versions of the script include a note about "Kenobi raises his eyebrows at this obvious lie", or some such. So it may have been deliberate.
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