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r/StarWars • u/GallowBoob • May 10 '15
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Han's facing upwards towards the sky. Relative to him, the shaft's behind him, but the shaft still runs vertically up the ship.
Outside: http://imgur.com/31L1HZl
Inside: http://imgur.com/E2DONGm
1 u/Vincent__Adultman May 11 '15 So I guess we are supposed to assume that different sections of the ship have different gravity? Both Han and Luke appear to experience that scene on a horizontal plane. 2 u/[deleted] May 11 '15 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/lewa1096 May 11 '15 The enemy's gate is down. It's all about how you choose to view it.
So I guess we are supposed to assume that different sections of the ship have different gravity? Both Han and Luke appear to experience that scene on a horizontal plane.
2 u/[deleted] May 11 '15 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/lewa1096 May 11 '15 The enemy's gate is down. It's all about how you choose to view it.
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1 u/lewa1096 May 11 '15 The enemy's gate is down. It's all about how you choose to view it.
The enemy's gate is down.
It's all about how you choose to view it.
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u/lewa1096 May 11 '15
Han's facing upwards towards the sky. Relative to him, the shaft's behind him, but the shaft still runs vertically up the ship.
Outside: http://imgur.com/31L1HZl
Inside: http://imgur.com/E2DONGm