Asteroids in a belt have a large distance between them, but I’d imagine rubble from a planet or moon recently destroyed by the empire would probably be grouped a lot more tightly.
Some grenades can have their pins pulled with teeth, but it’s a dumb idea.
Presumably would actually just reform back into a planet since if you blow up a planet the mass is still there, it has just being fractured. If you leave it a couple of years it’ll form back into a planet again.
This is probably what happened with the ice moon of Europa.
“We’ve come out of hyperspace into a meteor shower, some kind of asteroid collision.”
Han didn’t consider it to be an asteroid field, it wasn’t named as such. It was smaller debris.
The asteroid field in Empire Strikes Back isn’t given an origin on-screen, it’s just there. It’s obviously been there for quite a while, though. It’s got native megafauna living in it.
I checked Wookieepedia and there’s Legends material that establishes a variety of different explanations for the asteroids, but they’re all natural and all happened in the ancient past.
Asteroids in a belt have a large distance between them, but I’d imagine rubble from a planet or moon recently destroyed by the empire would probably be grouped a lot more tightly.
Some grenades can have their pins pulled with teeth, but it’s a dumb idea.
Presumably would actually just reform back into a planet since if you blow up a planet the mass is still there, it has just being fractured. If you leave it a couple of years it’ll form back into a planet again.
This is probably what happened with the ice moon of Europa.
Some fire extinguishers have pins that can be pulled with your teeth, some don’t. Doesn’t make it a “myth”…
The asteroid field in Empire Strikes Back, the one most prominent in pop culture, was not from a recently destroyed planet.
The one in A New Hope was. What was the origin of the one in Empire?
When the Falcon drops out of hyperspace in A New Hope Han says:
Han didn’t consider it to be an asteroid field, it wasn’t named as such. It was smaller debris.
The asteroid field in Empire Strikes Back isn’t given an origin on-screen, it’s just there. It’s obviously been there for quite a while, though. It’s got native megafauna living in it.
I checked Wookieepedia and there’s Legends material that establishes a variety of different explanations for the asteroids, but they’re all natural and all happened in the ancient past.
I see. Good point.