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...then don't do anything at all.
Tell this to your children. Don't repeat the mistakes of the past.
Tell this to your children. Don't repeat the mistakes of the past.
SpaceTiger said:...then don't do anything at all.
Tell this to your children. Don't repeat the mistakes of the past.
Moonbear said::uhh: Was that comment supposed to come out of nowhere? Have you been studying too hard? Maybe you need to ease up on the coffee late at night.
Ivan Seeking said:I think I hear Lucy in the Sky playing on the radio...:uhh:
chroot said:This conjures up a ficticious film entitled Debbie Does a Wookiee Planet. Or, well, maybe that's just me.
- Warren
franznietzsche said:That has to be the weirdest title for a porn film I've heard yet.
chroot said:You'd buy it. Don't lie.
- Warren
You'd be suprised how much rocket science, goes into bone diggin these days.SpaceTiger said:This ain't rocket science, it's a good old fashioned bone diggin'!
hypatia said:You'd be suprised how much rocket science, goes into bone diggin these days.
I'd heard the the song was an acronym for LSD. Lucy in the Sky with DiamondsIvan Seeking said:I think I hear Lucy in the Sky playing on the radio...:uhh:
Moonbear said::rofl: So, did this thread actually have a topic that flew over my head, or do we really need to drag ST out of the lab for a break from the fumes?
Evo said:I'd heard the the song was an acronym for LSD. Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds
Janus said:I'm going to take a guess here:
The Star Wars movies have just re-released on DVD (Including the theatrical verisons).
In the original concept for Return of the Jedi, The Moon of Endor which was the home of the Ewoks was supposed to be the home planet of the Wookies.
ST might feel that the change was a mistake.
Yeah, I heard that, but it's always good to perpetuate myths. :tongue:SpaceTiger said:Lennon insists it wasn't, and he's usually happy to admit things like that...
Janus said:I'm going to take a guess here:
The Star Wars movies have just re-released on DVD (Including the theatrical verisons).
In the original concept for Return of the Jedi, The Moon of Endor which was the home of the Ewoks was supposed to be the home planet of the Wookies.
ST might feel that the change was a mistake.
No, it is not possible for scientists to create a whole new planet. Even if we could, it would require an enormous amount of resources and funding that currently do not exist.
Terraforming is a complicated and expensive process that involves altering the entire environment of a planet. It would not only be difficult to make a planet habitable for Wookiees, but it would also have negative impact on any existing life forms on that planet.
While there are planets that have similar characteristics to those described in Star Wars as Wookiee planets, such as dense forests and tall trees, there is no evidence of a planet that is solely inhabited by Wookiees.
No, genetic modification of a species to create a whole new species is currently not possible with our technology. It would also raise ethical concerns and is not a feasible solution.
While there may be other habitable planets in different galaxies, the distance and time required to travel to them makes it impractical and impossible for Wookiees to migrate there. Additionally, the planet may not have the exact conditions needed for Wookiees to survive.