If war of stars When it was released in German cinemas on February 10, 1978 almost a year later, it changed pop culture forever. Countless props, costumes, and sets from Star Wars have become timeless icons. Alongside Batman's Joker and gourmet Hannibal Lecter, Darth Vader is considered one of the most iconic villains of all time 45 years after their silver screen debut.
The Star Wars Death Stars are still cult favorites.
Every Star Wars fan should pay a special place to the two Death Stars from the classic trilogy. Creating space stations in the shape of planets that could crush entire celestial bodies revealed the Emperor's megalomania and hubris. However, their mere existence remained a mystery for a long time, as it was simply impossible to make scale toys of them.
What Are the Death Stars Really? in Star Wars?
The first Death Star was first seen in Rogue One: A Star Wars Story for commercial use. Thanks to stolen superweapon construction plans, the rebels around Luke Skywalker were able to destroy it at the end of Star Wars: Episode IV – Star Wars to blow up.
The second Death Star was even better than its predecessor, but it wasn't completed. In Episode VI, Emperor Palpatine lured the last of the Rebel battleships into a seemingly impending escape.
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He did not anticipate that a Rebel raid party, assisted by the Ewoks and led by Han Solo, would disable the second Death Star's shield generator, paving the way for another Rebel triumph. This second Death Star had a diameter of 200 kilometers.
When viewed on their own, the Death Stars appear to be like a giant star destroyer, which has a maximum length of almost three kilometers. However, Earth, which is more than 12,750 kilometers across, both interstellar structures were quite small, despite their incredible destructive abilities. Even the Earth's moon Mimas, which appears to be the first Death Star, is more than twice as massive.
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