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Do you know which component of the Star Wars movies is possible according to our current understanding of physics?

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son4ous [18]3 years ago

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<span>Although Star Wars have been purely fictional and concerns space travel and Physics, it has some components that is possible according to our current understanding of Physics. Take for example the TIE fighters spacecrafts. It stands for Twin Ion Engine. Currently, Ion engines are being used for actual flight. </span>

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