There were those that rallied behind J.J. Abrams decision to largely undo the narrative events of The Last Jedi and bring back the presumed dead Emperor Palpatine as the main villain. And then there were those who wondered how Disney could have let things go so wrong. The Mandalorian, a show that launched with the Disney+ platform several weeks before The Rise of Skywalker entered theaters, had instantly captivated audiences with its back-to-basics Star Wars style in late 2019. The space western, which took inspiration from the days of John Wayne and Clint Eastwood and the films of Akira Kurosawa, captured the hearts of Star Wars fans and casual pop culture consumers.
gen. ceo elon musk says this return rocket is pretty special, so they re not going to launch it again. but in order for their business model to work, they ll need to turn around these rockets really quickly. they need to know how much refurbishment they re going to do and how long that will take. you brought up an interesting point. you re talking about the business model. is there a chance that this technology could actually translate to a human beings being able to travel up to space? if we bring down the launch costs, a ticket to space isn t going to be $60 or $80 million, like it could be. space tourism could be very much in sight with reusable rockets. and coming closer every time they do another launch. changing topics here to the science behind star wars, specifically. this star killer, which is a weapon used to drain stars. is there a real-life equivalent to this? yes. the only thing we could really compare it to is black holes. black holes can destroy stars, similarl