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abomvubuso.livejournal.comCould the Planets in Star Wars Actually Support Life?
Turns out, most of them no - at least not in the way shown in the movies.
One important planet that was omitted was Coruscant, the city-planet and capital of the Galactic Republic. Even if we put aside questions like, is a 100%-urbanized planetary society sustainable, the question remains how is it possible for humans to live on a planet that's located so close to the galactic core (you know, enormous radiation due to the dense stellar population in such regions, etc).
Turns out, most of them no - at least not in the way shown in the movies.
One important planet that was omitted was Coruscant, the city-planet and capital of the Galactic Republic. Even if we put aside questions like, is a 100%-urbanized planetary society sustainable, the question remains how is it possible for humans to live on a planet that's located so close to the galactic core (you know, enormous radiation due to the dense stellar population in such regions, etc).
