Ships can't tell which way is up


That's way worse than the ewooks

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So which way is up in deep space?

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Weren't the ships only a couple hundred feet above the surface of the planet? Only one way to go.

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I've just seen the movie for the first time. I'll take it all back, I had no idea there was a plain view of them from the planet. The first shot we see of the ships is of them rising from the sea in the direction of... up.

What a shit movie.

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Which way is up on Earth? If you're in Australia are you standing upside down, or is the guy in England standing upside down? The globe has the north pole on top, but it might actually be the bottom.

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We're talking about "up" as in, away from the surface of the planet. Like a normal vector on a sphere. Where you are on it is irrelevant.

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Assuming that you actually went to school, when your teacher asked you to stand up, what happened?

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Implosion

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But somehow that applied only to sith ships. Rebel ships didn't have that problem for some reason ..

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In a planetary atmosphere, "up" is the opposite direction to which gravity pulls things.

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Yeah, imagine the boardroom meeting at Disney where this was proposed as viable.

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