Limits of Science

And we solipsists do it one better: You don't know that either the anvil or your foot exist.

Same goes for when the Star Wars part was separated from the mundane part. The X-Wings, Super Star Destroyers, Galactic Empire, and Jedi all went bye-bye. All that was left was this universe, which is boring in comparison.What you're doing can be expressed by a pretty simple formula:
X+Y-Y=X
You arbitrarily add a Y to the universe, then arbitrarily remove it.This message has been edited by DominionSeraph, 04-13-2006 04:49 AM

No, silly! Here, I'll explain it:When a ship engages its hyperdrive, the light from the stars elongates, but it [i][b]doesn't change its frequency![/i][/b] (Check out the footage from the Millennium Falcon.) So, we had all these X-Wings, Y-Wings, B-Wings, A-Wings, Mon Calamari cruisers, Lancer-class frigates, Victory/Imperial Star Destroyers, Super Star Destroyers, etc., zipping from star to star, stretching out the light.
Now, when the Star Wars universe separated from the mundane universe, this stretched light remained. This is why we can see stars that are further away than we should be able to see. And, as the frequency isn't changed, you can't tell the difference between hyperdrive-stretched light and light that ain't stretched.Come on, this is kid's stuff!This message has been edited by DominionSeraph, 04-13-2006 05:43 PM