the real let down here was that babylon5 could have became a research station for the great machine on planet.even if eathforce got no more than spectography on distant worlds it would've been immense. The interstellar alliance would've benefited greatly too.a hundred thousand yrs of knowledge in a structure at least 500 yrs old but nope let's pretend it doesn't exist and destroy the station above it 20 yrs later
"Let's hope Tesaki was right about that fissure being 5 miles deep. Because at our present speed it's going to take at least 2 miles to decelerate. Assuming we don't hit anything on the way down." "This is a hell of a time to think of that!"
@@AnestNightroad I would think so too. Sheer fire power from the particle lasers alone would tip the balance to Earth's side. Throw in the 36 Thunderbolt Starfurys that Omega carried and it's game over.
epsilon 3 required an organic life form to keep its machines running. can't remember if it ever said who the people were that created the machines inside Epsilon 3.
There are theories: Vorlons (a bit too obvious; and why wasn't Kosh involved in the whole thing if so), Varn's race (he was in the machine, after all, and the enemy "Varn's race" folk were searching for it for 500 years, which implies some sort of civil war, awareness of the machine at least, or both), another either named or unnamed First One race, or Valen convincing an unnamed First One race to build the damned thing in the first place, 1000 years before . . . Take your pick; I'm not sure Strackzynski has canoned any single theory yet.
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I was really surprised this planet did not play a bigger role in the Shadow wars.
If it had, it would have been one of the first Death Cloud targets.
Me too. I thought they’d come off the bench , like the other ancients , and do something awesome.
the real let down here was that babylon5 could have became a research station for the great machine on planet.even if eathforce got no more than spectography on distant worlds it would've been immense. The interstellar alliance would've benefited greatly too.a hundred thousand yrs of knowledge in a structure at least 500 yrs old but nope let's pretend it doesn't exist and destroy the station above it 20 yrs later
@@susandaniels9733 Draal might not have consented.
@@dirdib69 then why did he consent to be part of the ongoing shadow war?
Finally someone posts this battle...ty!!
6:34 - love the epic electro-string soundtracks from the season 1. I wish we could somehow get more Babylon 5 set around the season 1 themes.
"Let's hope Tesaki was right about that fissure being 5 miles deep. Because at our present speed it's going to take at least 2 miles to decelerate. Assuming we don't hit anything on the way down."
"This is a hell of a time to think of that!"
Hah, wild rides are the most fun rides. 😁
Don't think you want to mess with Epsilon III. Unless you're suicidal, that is.
The '90s were a better time.
The very first Babylon 5 video (after such a long time)
Kinda wonder if this battle would have played differently if Earth Force had sent a an Omega or even an upgraded Hyperion.
A fleet of Hyperions and a Nova Class
Quite franky omega, and hyperion would fuck them up, since omega was considers among the the more powerfull ships of the younger races
@@AnestNightroad I would think so too. Sheer fire power from the particle lasers alone would tip the balance to Earth's side. Throw in the 36 Thunderbolt Starfurys that Omega carried and it's game over.
@@fireforeffect1979 at the time thunderbolts were still in development i belive
Depends on this races own technology. We really didn't see what they were capable of.
epsilon 3 required an organic life form to keep its machines running. can't remember if it ever said who the people were that created the machines inside Epsilon 3.
There are theories: Vorlons (a bit too obvious; and why wasn't Kosh involved in the whole thing if so), Varn's race (he was in the machine, after all, and the enemy "Varn's race" folk were searching for it for 500 years, which implies some sort of civil war, awareness of the machine at least, or both), another either named or unnamed First One race, or Valen convincing an unnamed First One race to build the damned thing in the first place, 1000 years before . . . Take your pick; I'm not sure Strackzynski has canoned any single theory yet.
If you play close attention to the hangar entrance, its walls resemble Shadow nanotech. Hence the great machine needs a living CPU hmmm 😅
Nicely done!
👍 Great Job! More please.
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The aliens who approached Epsilon III must've been brainless to approach the planet after being warned not to do so under penalty of death.
Just be glad no one else tried to. Drall has a temper that's exterme even frightening for Mimbari. But impressive to a New Yorker.
Ok the scene @3:15 is so str8 out of Forbidden Planet ..
The Great Machine was a homage to the machine on Altair 4 wasn't it? Among other references (like the 'human race in a million years' line).
Points one direction “Twenty miles.” Points other direction “Twenty miles.”
Except the old 1950s glass mattes, models and animation blow the doors off this early CGI
Those alien ships couldn't hit the broad side of a barn