The sphere starts to flatten at the same time.ĭuring the sphere's compresion, clouds of particles are pulled towards the center of the sphere, followed by smaller asteroids, as we can see in the following animations: When the two polar cones start to tighten, and two opposite pules of light are seen converging on the sphere, sliding down along the cones.It takes roughly 1.44 seconds for the sphere to reach its maximum diameter, roughly 23.72 meters. This is also accompagnated by the creation of two slowly stretching opposite pairs of concentric cones. It is semi-opaque, and could a form of "smog" of some sort. Within 280 ms, a m wide sphere has already been generated, and quickly expands.
There are several phenomenoms we can observe. Height/depth: 7.8 meters (depth in flight)Ĭoupled to measurements made on the seemingly accurate enough Slave-I schematic from the EGVV, I obtain the following dimensions: I'll use the following Slave-I dimensions:
Jango released them from the rear of the Slave-I, as unguided mines, and detonated from a distance which would, he hoped, destroy Obi-Wan's craft by shattering many asteroids on the way, and thus generate a rain of hazardous and dangerous debris. They were used during the pursuit between Jango and Obi-Wan, in Geonosis' asteroid field. Obviously there's going to be some special circumstances and some ships are going to be more vulnerable than others, for example an Venator class star destroyer is going to fair worse than and Imperial II class star destroyer generally and if a seismic charge could make it's way into the hanger it's going to do more damage then if it hit the shielded hull plating above the crew quarters but generally speaking you aren't looking at a one shot weapon that can cripple any capital ships.I'm starting this thread to analyze and gather the most data possible about this new form of weapon. It takes quite a lot of pounding to generally get a Star Wars ship's shields weak enough for the ship to be vulnerable to something like that, and you'd need pretty much a contact detonation to transmit enough damage to the ship and it'll still probably be pretty localised and armour isn't exactly rare in Star Wars so you'd expect that to take a lot of the blow before anything vital takes any impact. It could kill a Xyston class star destroyer if its shield were down and it went off near the superlaser.
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