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Well-supported? You mean "myths-supported"?

This line has NO EVIDENCE that the main site page is wrong so you have proved my point for me. Telling me this is wrong means nothing to me unless you can back it up with episodes that show it to be wrong. http://www.stardestroyer.net/Empire/Tech/Ground/index.html We do hear about Klingon and Carda...

This line has NO EVIDENCE that the main site page is wrong so you have proved my point for me. Telling me this is wrong means nothing to me unless you can back it up with episodes that show it to be wrong. But I will show you what I mean later on Hand phasers are able to heat stones enough to glow ...

Pity that is not what you said, you did say that he used a Romulan phase cloak.

I said that he used Romulan cloak, not Romulan phase cloak. Sorry if I was unclear.

"latest developments involve the use of carbon nanotubes to improve toughness even further.[citation needed] Commercially produced or researched ceramics for such type of armour include boron carbide, silicon carbide, aluminium oxide (sapphire or "alumina"), aluminium nitride, titani...

Okay, let's compare: -We didn't see any exhaust in these vents. Granted, it might be some exotic radiation or the like. -It wasn't actually a specifically built shaft, and obviously there due to incomplete construction -It is never referred to as a vent -It branches off all over the superstructure,...

Please, back up your claims with actual evidence, write a thesis and use sources, make a new thread and post it there, seeing as how this thread has strayed from the topic of how many ships the Feddies have to the Death Star II. Shit like this gets locked. You're right, I made new thread here: http...

Uh yeah Picard, those aren't exhaust ports. I always assumed that they were maintenance shafts for smaller construction vessels to get inside the DSII in order to put it together. The fact that they went all the way to the power-core suggest that they were used to put it together. The fact that the...

As in title.

Picard, still waiting for you to show me a picture of where this shaft is on the DSII. If it's such common knowledge you should have no issue finding one. http://images1.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20070903081111/starwars/images/1/14/Dsschem.jpg Bullshit. It was stated that the Klingons had been working...

All ships with a phase cloak on board were eventually destroyed by it (excluding the Enterprise, who only used it for a short time). The Klingons, Romulans and the Federation all abandoned their research into it, and we never see it being used by anyone (including the more advanced Borg and Dominio...

Hey Picard I want you to do me a favor, look up startrek's best material and give me there strenght comparied to steel please? Tritanium. 21.5 times harder than diamond; in 2364 Federation phasers were unable to melt centimeter thick plante of tritanium. It is able to withstand temperatures above 1...

You have no evidence that the interphase cloak can even be built again and won't blow the ships up that use it (which it did in ST-canon). You have zero evidence that it can penetrate every material, and you have zero evidence that it will protect against tractor beams or just simple light. And you...

Death Star I had one. DSII is larger, and supposedly more powerful, so it needs bigger vent. You are an idiot. In place of the two-meter (6.5-feet)-wide thermal exhaust port targeted by the Rebels at Yavin 4, the second Death Star possesses millions of millimeter (0.04 inch)-sized heat-dispersion t...

watch from 5:10 to 5:20 the opening is built out from the main surface in a uniform "round" structure but once inside it is anything but, I am guessing this was somehow a service corridor perhaps for small shuttles or freighters to carry supplies directly deep into the structure to aid fa...

What the rebels used to fly into the hearth of the second Death Star was a shaft (or not even that, they didn't fly in a straight line) that was there because the damn thing was not yet FINISHED. It's likely that it was deliberately left there to lure the rebels into the trap set for them. And what...

Get me a picture and show me this vent of which you speak. One throught which Millenium Falcon flew throught before destroying Death Star II. Serafina argued it would be closed - however, it can't be sealed off by hundreds of meters of metal beacouse such thing will negate entire point of having it.

So they just go throught vent. First off, try getting the spelling right and including all the words your sentence requires. Now assuming you mean, "Then they will just go through the vent", you're absolutely fucking wrong. First of all there was no vent large enough for a ship to fit thr...

So they just go throught vent.

Wow, dude your a dumbass And you don't know or don't want to know what you're talking about. 1) Then why the fuck did the need to blow up the tower on endor for? That shield was projected from surface, and was not shield of DSII itself. 2) Yes in bulkheads and in cube "infrastructure" (me...

Actually Serafina brought up shields repeatedly, Picard just chose to ignore it (as it did pretty much everything else, to nobody's surprise). Normally, given that from ANH we know that ships can pass throught shields of Death Star without problem. First of all - that is a BORG sphere. NOT a Federa...

About Tritanium density... in "I, Borg" Data reads mass of small Borg scout as 2.5 million tonnes.

Too bad that you are, yet again, WRONG - official, canon-sources give 900 km. And again, you appeal to work you do not show (you can't reasonably expect people to search trough your poorly-made blog). And last but not least, the second Death Star was obviously larger than the first one. DSI is 120 ...

Junghalli wrote:

Serafina wrote:Let's see - walls? Nope, not of extremely high density.

Is there any particular reason to think the density of a material would have anything to do with whether you could phase through it?

Except Serafina wishing it to be so... no.