You aren’t wrong. That is a valid theory floating around the physics world to explain part of the Fermi paradox. We are placed on the outer arms of the Milky Way with vast spaces between stars.
Immagine a game.. in the next 20-30 years.. similar to no man's sky..using Battlefront like graphics.. but in the star wars universe.. with it's storyline
thats like someone saying in the year 1998 or 1988 saying, imagine a game in the next 20-30 years with nes graphics or playstation one graphics in the star wars universe with its storyline.. THAT SOUNDS FUCKING RETARDED what a stupid ass comment. in 20 to 30 years our present day graphics and style that we play video games will be scene as extremely archaic and old school just the way we see playstation 1, and NES...
Well, Thrawn was IN the empire, and if he lives through Rebels and the GCW, then he would be part of the falling empire/First Order Creation. The First Order is born from a drying empire, and the empire knew of the Chiss, so I don't see why the First Order wouldn't know of them.
Will Brown I think they could be an Ally of The First Order maybe they helped improve The Imperial Remnants Tech and Help them Reorganize from The Remains of The Empire to The First Order
Most of this seems pretty reasonable, but there's one big flaw in this, and that's the location of Rakata Prime.The Rakatan Infinite Empire spanned the entire galaxy during their time. It's not possible for a race to rule the whole galaxy from the unknown regions without having mapped out at least one reliable hyperspace lane from their part of the Unknown Regions to the core worlds.
So Galactic Civilization has ended due to a war with a Super Weapon but many planets form new Civilizations. The Republic, The Empire, and the First Order are gone but new Factions of one planet, regions on a planet, or multiple regional planets remain. Some technology is lost but there is technology level differences from planet to planet. You have to form a new galactic empire while fixing the environmental and Geological damage from the war.
Or do you mean a RPG that gives you free will to choose different quests and interact with different programmed characters with its own personality. All in unique different areas of the game world (OR in this case universe). The possibilities would be endless. There would have to be multiple planets with its own unique fictional culture and characters with different backstories, personalities, and physical features. Along with pre-programmed quests unique to each area depending on which galactic faction you are apart of.
Another reason why it is unexplored is because it is full of the most desturbing, creepy and weird ass shit you will ever find. Like seriously folks! When has something good ever come out of the unknown regions? I sure as hell can't think of a single time! It is an unexplored place full of the creepiest and strangest abominations that the galaxy has ever seen!
yeah unknown regions had some weirdest things inside it, advanced civilizations, technological planet(s?), crazy monsters etc. also you cant forget how it contained one of the most powerful empires in legends... Eternal empire.
I'm glad that I know another Star Wars fan who is very fascinated by the Unknown Regions. Star Trek already explored part of it's galaxy's own "Unknown Regions" (aka. the Delta Quadrant) in Voyager, but Star Wars has yet to really explore their uncharted parts of space. The new trilogy seems to be wanting to explore a bit of it though, since we know Starkiller Base (which may or may not be Ilum) was based in the Unknown Regions, and that the First Order has a presence there.
Actually, if we go by Attack of the Clones there is no such thing as the Unknown Regions in Star Wars unless we're talking deep extragalactic space. The conversation between Obi-Wan and the librarian in the movie made it quite clear that there are no unexplored parts in the local galactic cluster.
The difficulty of exploration with the Hyperdrive is one of the aspects that I think would be fertile ground for a Star Wars/Trek crossover. By 2381, the Federation has the far more accurate (if unrefined) Quantum Slipstream, which would be perfect for exploring the unknown region...and probably getting into space brawls with the Vagaari and Ssi Ruuk!
That moment when based on the part of the galaxy considered unknown would be the part of our galaxy we are in in our reality. I know it means nothing but it makes me chuckle a tad
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My approach to exploring outside the galaxy would be to use powerful, directional transmitters to beam a slow, deliberate, text-encoding binary signal back to a sensitive receiver on the galactic rim. The captain would make text logs - possibly by dictation, then confirmed with them before the next bit - which would be beamed back to the galaxy. Also, maybe have a central ship/fleet, which would send out relatively-disposable reconnaissance craft, which would jump to the next location, attempt to send a signal, and after a delay if the fleet/main ship doesn’t show up, jump back.
Dont forget the Killiks. Not only did their "joiners" have a way of never leaving, but they also guarded some secrets of ancient powers that even Luke at his most Grand Master power could barely contain. Think if the Emperor found power like that...
I'm a big fan and subscriber so please please keep up the great work!!! But just one thing. Count how many times in the above video you say the word "basically". Once I noticed it, I can't unhear it. Ahhhhhhhh!!! ;)
Hyperspace just seems like a damn pain compared to the Alcubierre Drives used in most other sci-fi. I mean can't you not even reach systems outside of hyperspace lanes that just happen to exist?
It's hard to explore, or "get to" a lot of the unknown regions because of the huge asteroid belt/field that pretty much divides a lot of the known galaxy and the unknown regions, it runs down from the top of the inner core worlds down to the bottom of the expansion region
That's a gargantuan chunk of space (lol) to be left alone and dangerous. I mean it's like a third of a galaxy. I could only imagine what could be keeping everyone away aside for m the obvious few mentions.
Because (i'm gonna use our galaxy as an example) galaxies tend to be 100 times wider than thick, so they aren't a bubble, there are more like a circular surface
This is cool and well done but if there are empires in the unknown regions which have had contact with the empire like the chiss then why is it unknown? Why haven't the chiss maps been used? After all some chiss are in the upper levels of the imperial government.
They probably were used to optimized Imperial probe missions. Space is a big place, and new discoveries can be made even in otherwise mapped areas, especially if different parties are looking for different things.
It seems that E.T.'s people, residents of a part of one of the civilized regions of the galaxy far far away were perfectly capable to venture outside. And at least one protocol droid and astromech droid had visited Earth's ancient past.
Well, what I'm saying is that there are known knowns and that there are known unknowns. But there are also unknown unknowns; things we don't know that we don't know.
Or maybe that's where the Architects went. If they had tractor beams that could move stars, they could set up a hyperspace barrier easily enough. Maybe they're trying to keep these destructive children (force sensitives etc.) from spreading their chaos beyond the galaxy.
And the reason is.... UNKNOWN! Tune in next time when we will discuss the differences of the Falcons new satellite dish and if they actually do get cable TV too!
An Interesting thing about the stalwart wars galaxy is that George Lucas took HEAVY inspiration from Isaac Asimov, the Star Wars Galaxy is basically a clone of the Galaxy from Foundation, several locations in the book series also appear in Star Wars media with the names changed. The unknown regions happened to be centered on the location of the foundation in that series. Isaac Asimov wholeheartedly approved of this because he thought he was done with the series at the time. The foundation series also has its own Coruscant and it's called Trentor.
33th try. 1-The System alliance (Mass Effect) vs the 12th Colonies before the Cylon war (Battle Star Galactica). 2-A Borg cube (Star Trek) with a lot of ZPMs (I don't know, 100k?) (Star Gate) vs EVERYTHING. 3-The cybermen vs the Borg. 4-The Federation fleet from Star Trek DS9: Sacrifice of the Angels vs the Imperial fleet at the battle of Endor or the CIS fleet at Coruscant. You choose if incorporating the Klingon reinforcements. www.trekbbs.com/threads/klingon-ships-in-sacrifice-of-angels-numbers.192646/ memory-alpha.wikia.com/wiki/Operation_Return. 5-A Tyranids/Zerg/Flood hybrid at their full strength vs the United Halo, W40k and Starcraft universes. 6-Wraith (Stargate Atlantis) vs Empire (Star Wars) You can both do Galactic versus and Ship versus. 7-Good vs Bad (first suggested by CT-3121 "Caboose"): White corner: Systems Alliance (Mass Effect), United Federation of Planets (Star Trek), post-GCW2 Galactic Alliance (Star Wars), 12 Colonies VS Black Corner: Sith Empire (SWTOR), Klingon Empire, CIS, Cylons 8-The Doctor, the temporal agent Daniels and Magnus need to stop a Dalek invasion force from invading the 40k Galaxy. They are on board of an Hades-class cruiser that can be modified by both the Doctor and by Daniels. 9-(Suggested by Thad) the Geth vs the Cylons.
My headcannons is, 1: Earth is near the edge of the galaxy. 2: if we where discovered, we could easily win a ground battle cause the star wars ground battle are out of date. 3: We would be probably be compared to Madalorians 4: We could be cut off from the Force, like no midiclorians, 5: The SW Galaxy would love are pop culture, I wonder how the Jedi would react tbh,
Nope I have no interest in supporting the new "Canon" until disney makes some good movies instead of the inferior crap they have been feeding us. Until they show that they are willing and able to change their ways I will stick to legends.
I get so angry Star Wars hyperspace theorems lol.... YOU DONT NEED LANES! You can’t hit anything your literally not in normal space theirs nothings to hit hyper space is entering a different dimension (sub space where the laws of general relativity don’t apply) your not speeding up past light in normal space -_- my only annoyance with Star Wars other than binks
Did you...did you watch A New Hope? Speaking lore-wise, Han Solo says it in the first time anything enters hyperspace “without precise calculations, we could fly right through a Star or into a supernova, and that’d end your trip real quick” but if you’re talking scientifically and logically, you’re talking about a franchise with FTL travel, ray guns, and religious space wizards with laser swords. Suspend your disbelief.
I would have thought that FTL was developed somewhere in the middle of the east part of the galaxy and they had just not had the time or resources to explore the west part.. + a smattering of other things.. but since courocant is in the middle.. it makes little sense.. =(
A Jedi Master with 4 Jedi Knights Vs. A Seer Council from Warhammer 40k Palpatine's Imperial Guard Vs. The Emperor of Mankind Legio Custodes (Warhammer 40k)
Hey guys! Welcome back to another star wars video! And today, we are finally gonna explore.... The unknown regions! **Hour later** And! We are finally just entering the unknown regions! -(Message from EA: You do not have the full EA access to go Through the unknown regions.) OH, COME ON!
41 millennium imperium yes. 31 Millennium when the legions where United and the emperor was alive? Probably not, but only way to make it fair. (Also if you try to say the Forerunner technology is superior I will respond with “he’s the motherfucking emperor”)
HarryPottard Do we even know just how big the Forerunner military is? They're clearly more advanced but as Stalin said "quantity has a quality all of its own".
Bob Skywalker Emperor is god-tier but he wouldn't be able to Win a war by himself, should the Legio Astarte fail to keep those damned noseless xenos at bay.
Well.... they have TRILLIONS of war sentinels, and then they have Guardians and Prometheans, before we gotta Worry About their populations, and their millitary fleets. And Even if the Forerunners were out numbered, they could compose people and produce more Prometheans. And speaking of scientific advancement... what Would 1000 romans with bows and arrows do against 10 apache helicopters with turrets.. Buuut in any case, The Best you could Hope for against The Forerunners is a draw... cos The fireing of The Halo array Will wipe a Galaxy clean at Any given moment.
Not necessarily, this is often either ignored, or often not discussed when talking about intergalactic travel in the SW universe. In the book Outbound Flight, there was an attempt (I won't include spoilers) but let's just say it was not a failure of the project. Also, not discussed as well is the fact the Yuuzon Vong ARE from another galaxy and were only forced to use sublight (at the cost of thousands of years of travel) to reach the SW galaxy. It is explained that they did not have a hyperspace navigation point to actually use hyperspace. Also many books allude to the possibility that some smugglers and others have indeed left the galaxy and survived to tell about it. Look up Vuffi Raa, a "friend" of Lando Calrissian who in addition to being a type of droid is also a member of an intergalactic species known as the Silentium. They and the Abominor are believed to be the races responsible for the xenophobia and destruction of the original Yuuzon Vong homeworld.
Sounds like the Unknown regions would be a good way to make some credits if your a large corporation. Untapped resources, technology and labor away from the prying eyes of the government and the tax system.
SKS Studios Toronto Until you realize that you could lose a lot of resources in the process given the hazardness of traversing the uncharted hyperspace lanes (which could destroy ships if they are not careful enough), and plus there are governments in the Unkown Regions such as the Chiss Ascendancy.
Use contractors and then find a clause in the contract to not pay them. Big corporations do it all the time. Foreign governments are bought off for cheep. Never underestimate the power of the greed side.
@@user-ky9ou5dz9q From the information we have, we do know how large the universe is roughly, and rapidly expanding. From that, we can estimate the number of stars. Let's just stick to what's more likely rather than start assuming there are an infinite number of universes with not even a shred of evidence leading that way. I didn't expect you to actually stick to your guns there because it's a bit ridiculous judging by what I said. I'd rather leave the conjecture for another discussion. A side note, it's probable that space itself is infinite.
I'll always remember in one of the Darth Bane books he travels through what I think is part of the unknown region and has to basically beast his way through some ancient hyperspace lanes or something similar by using the force. I remember thinking how badass that was lol
"You know, if you keep exploring the unknown regions, eventually you're going to have to call them something else."- Wedge Antilles, Starfighters of Adumar.
TIE Fighter because for it to be unknown, it needs to be uncharted. Without charts, no one knows what goes on in there since they don't know what it looks like And to chart the place, you need really good cartographers and explorers to actually explore it. And since barely anybody wants anything to do with that side of the galaxy (besides the Emperor and his post-mortem Contingency.) so it's still unknown.
The unknown regions are locked behind a paywall.
Can I grind 200 hours for a peek?
@@frank144p4 no
@@frank144p4 1400 hours
Yes, Lord Vader
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The lower levels of Corusant are also unknown regions.
I wanna thank everything under lvl 500ish is uninhabitable and lvl 1000 to 500 is filled with more or less what can be described as zombies
onyx guard that’s not true. Lv 5 is inhabited. Lv 1-4 doesn’t contain oxygen
@@frido_lino I thought it was just mostly garbage in the lower levels
JUICE it is
Apparently there's levels of Corusant that never even knew about the Empire and the Galactic Civil War
So we are like 90% sure the unknown regions is where yoda’s home planet is.
I wanna see mandalorian take baby yoda there
@@liltrippmarpiru8340 here before you predict da future
That makes sense
@@liltrippmarpiru8340 shut up
@@Capytalistbara_edits Did they?
What if we are in the unknown regions
We're in a galaxy far far away dummy
Wojack Feel and that was a long time ago :v
Generation Tech made a 5 episode fanfiction where the first order attacks earth, located in the unknown regions.
Bruh
You aren’t wrong. That is a valid theory floating around the physics world to explain part of the Fermi paradox. We are placed on the outer arms of the Milky Way with vast spaces between stars.
Immagine a game.. in the next 20-30 years.. similar to no man's sky..using Battlefront like graphics.. but in the star wars universe.. with it's storyline
Vladimir Putin baia
Check out star Citizen very similar to your idea game in development now
Europa true, but he says in the next 20-30 years, not 200-300 years :)
thats like someone saying in the year 1998 or 1988 saying, imagine a game in the next 20-30 years with nes graphics or playstation one graphics in the star wars universe with its storyline.. THAT SOUNDS FUCKING RETARDED what a stupid ass comment. in 20 to 30 years our present day graphics and style that we play video games will be scene as extremely archaic and old school just the way we see playstation 1, and NES...
There's a game called Star Citizen you might want to check out. Hell if we're lucky it'll come out of early access in 30 years.
The unknown region = Plot Shield.
Brian J Malmsteen Or civilization shield. To prevent sentient life from expanding too far.
Yeah just like Mongolia was to the Chinese or Scotland to the Romans.
Or its a reserve fuel tank for story
C'mon, things would be pretty boring if there was no "Wild Frontier" setting at all to use
Brian J Malmsteen haha you where ahed of your time. The new trailer showed palpetines fleet in the unknown regions 😂
gotta love the unknown regions, I hope thrawn/Chiss ascendancy has contacted the first order in some way
Honestly, Thrawn and the Chiss could destroy the First Order easily.
Welcome if they did the REPUBLIC is completely screwed.
Well, Thrawn was IN the empire, and if he lives through Rebels and the GCW, then he would be part of the falling empire/First Order Creation. The First Order is born from a drying empire, and the empire knew of the Chiss, so I don't see why the First Order wouldn't know of them.
Will Brown I think they could be an Ally of The First Order maybe they helped improve The Imperial Remnants Tech and Help them Reorganize from The Remains of The Empire to The First Order
Sebastian Samuel thrawn is was working with the empire during the events of rogue one, canon
Most of this seems pretty reasonable, but there's one big flaw in this, and that's the location of Rakata Prime.The Rakatan Infinite Empire spanned the entire galaxy during their time. It's not possible for a race to rule the whole galaxy from the unknown regions without having mapped out at least one reliable hyperspace lane from their part of the Unknown Regions to the core worlds.
Sum Ting Wong Actually Rakata Prime is in the know galaxy in canon.
Elijah Watson interesting. Did they say where? Also, what source was this stated in? I'd like to do further research on it.
Sum Ting Wong One of the galaxy reference books during TFA release.
I think the Rakatan Empire ruled some 30 thousand years ago, long enough for that information to be lost to time...
@@wiseguy01 or the information to be destroyed preventing anyone from discovering it and using that stuff
The galaxy looks like someone took a huge bite out of it lol
The Geth (Mass Effect) Vs. The Separatist Droid Army (Star Wars)
Geth by a landslide
Well which geth? The reaper corrupted geth or AI geth (Legion).
AI Geth
Then Geth.
I think the geth wouldwin but the droids have tanks ships and overwhelming numbers
Imagine a Fallout 4 type game but set in the Star Wars universe and where you can travel the galaxy.
So Galactic Civilization has ended due to a war with a Super Weapon but many planets form new Civilizations. The Republic, The Empire, and the First Order are gone but new Factions of one planet, regions on a planet, or multiple regional planets remain. Some technology is lost but there is technology level differences from planet to planet. You have to form a new galactic empire while fixing the environmental and Geological damage from the war.
Or do you mean a RPG that gives you free will to choose different quests and interact with different programmed characters with its own personality. All in unique different areas of the game world (OR in this case universe). The possibilities would be endless. There would have to be multiple planets with its own unique fictional culture and characters with different backstories, personalities, and physical features. Along with pre-programmed quests unique to each area depending on which galactic faction you are apart of.
You mean Outer Worlds and No Mans Sky combined
So... a butt ugly, buggy and shallow Star Wars game? I'm pretty sure they can accommodate you there.
You can always try out table top rpg games like edge of the empire or if you want to explore some other universe I recomend the Traveller.
Halo librarian vs mother talzin
(Not........ Giving..... Up)
darth vader keep trying, never give up on unrealistic dreams!
Eck come on just do it, please.
*NEVER GIVE UP!*
always give up
Speaking of demons in the unknown regions.
darth vader Why? It's a match up that just doesn't work
Another reason why it is unexplored is because it is full of the most desturbing, creepy and weird ass shit you will ever find. Like seriously folks! When has something good ever come out of the unknown regions? I sure as hell can't think of a single time! It is an unexplored place full of the creepiest and strangest abominations that the galaxy has ever seen!
Bruce Jedi Lee isnt there more star weirds sround that area too?
yeah unknown regions had some weirdest things inside it, advanced civilizations, technological planet(s?), crazy monsters etc. also you cant forget how it contained one of the most powerful empires in legends... Eternal empire.
Like Abeloth and the mgnnal-mgnnal
Sergeant Johnson vs Captain Rex
Johnson I don’t care what you have to say Johnson would win 1 trillion out of 10 times just with his coolness
2-M Hover Tank (Star Wars) vs Scorpion Tank (Halo)
YES
The Grizzly Tank would be better.
If a scorpion can dystroy a scarab im sure it will at least stand a chance against a M-2
Scorpion tank ready to sting!
*command and conquer generals*
I'm glad that I know another Star Wars fan who is very fascinated by the Unknown Regions. Star Trek already explored part of it's galaxy's own "Unknown Regions" (aka. the Delta Quadrant) in Voyager, but Star Wars has yet to really explore their uncharted parts of space. The new trilogy seems to be wanting to explore a bit of it though, since we know Starkiller Base (which may or may not be Ilum) was based in the Unknown Regions, and that the First Order has a presence there.
Actually, if we go by Attack of the Clones there is no such thing as the Unknown Regions in Star Wars unless we're talking deep extragalactic space. The conversation between Obi-Wan and the librarian in the movie made it quite clear that there are no unexplored parts in the local galactic cluster.
The difficulty of exploration with the Hyperdrive is one of the aspects that I think would be fertile ground for a Star Wars/Trek crossover. By 2381, the Federation has the far more accurate (if unrefined) Quantum Slipstream, which would be perfect for exploring the unknown region...and probably getting into space brawls with the Vagaari and Ssi Ruuk!
Dude, you’re like the Buzzfeed of Star Wars. Keep it up.
That moment when based on the part of the galaxy considered unknown would be the part of our galaxy we are in in our reality. I know it means nothing but it makes me chuckle a tad
I switched off before the new "canon" section
Love the video Eck! Really happy to see you almost to 75k subs! Cant wait to see you hit 100k! You're definatly my favorite star wars and halo channel! Keep up the great content! And thanks again!
+Joseph Thompson thanks my dude, really appreciate the support
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+Joseph Thompson don't worry about it my dude, watching the videos helps and is more than enough
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The Gamma Quadrant 🌌
Never expected to see my city in an eckharts video
My approach to exploring outside the galaxy would be to use powerful, directional transmitters to beam a slow, deliberate, text-encoding binary signal back to a sensitive receiver on the galactic rim. The captain would make text logs - possibly by dictation, then confirmed with them before the next bit - which would be beamed back to the galaxy.
Also, maybe have a central ship/fleet, which would send out relatively-disposable reconnaissance craft, which would jump to the next location, attempt to send a signal, and after a delay if the fleet/main ship doesn’t show up, jump back.
Music is so good I got to put on captions.
Dont forget the Killiks. Not only did their "joiners" have a way of never leaving, but they also guarded some secrets of ancient powers that even Luke at his most Grand Master power could barely contain. Think if the Emperor found power like that...
Korriban gives me chills for no reasons
I'm a big fan and subscriber so please please keep up the great work!!!
But just one thing. Count how many times in the above video you say the word "basically". Once I noticed it, I can't unhear it. Ahhhhhhhh!!! ;)
“Stellar geography” wouldn’t that be “stellography!” 🤔
Good choice of music!
You sound like a young George Lucas.
eh
nah
Hyperspace just seems like a damn pain compared to the Alcubierre Drives used in most other sci-fi.
I mean can't you not even reach systems outside of hyperspace lanes that just happen to exist?
It's hard to explore, or "get to" a lot of the unknown regions because of the huge asteroid belt/field that pretty much divides a lot of the known galaxy and the unknown regions, it runs down from the top of the inner core worlds down to the bottom of the expansion region
It's worth noting that the Hutts, who at one point had a significant Empire themselves, sit directly opposite the Unknown Regions
That's a gargantuan chunk of space (lol) to be left alone and dangerous. I mean it's like a third of a galaxy. I could only imagine what could be keeping everyone away aside for m the obvious few mentions.
why would a map of space be in 2d?
Maybe they use the 2D view of the Galaxy to map it out
this fucking clown
Because (i'm gonna use our galaxy as an example) galaxies tend to be 100 times wider than thick, so they aren't a bubble, there are more like a circular surface
Great topic & question to do a video about!
Props for the pic of Halifax
This is cool and well done but if there are empires in the unknown regions which have had contact with the empire like the chiss then why is it unknown? Why haven't the chiss maps been used? After all some chiss are in the upper levels of the imperial government.
They probably were used to optimized Imperial probe missions. Space is a big place, and new discoveries can be made even in otherwise mapped areas, especially if different parties are looking for different things.
Can't wait for the Yuuzhan Vong to emerge.
It seems that E.T.'s people, residents of a part of one of the civilized regions of the galaxy far far away were perfectly capable to venture outside. And at least one protocol droid and astromech droid had visited Earth's ancient past.
Well, what I'm saying is that there are known knowns and that there are known unknowns. But there are also unknown unknowns; things we don't know that we don't know.
Or maybe that's where the Architects went. If they had tractor beams that could move stars, they could set up a hyperspace barrier easily enough. Maybe they're trying to keep these destructive children (force sensitives etc.) from spreading their chaos beyond the galaxy.
And the reason is.... UNKNOWN!
Tune in next time when we will discuss the differences of the Falcons new satellite dish and if they actually do get cable TV too!
What about the Old and New Sith Empires? And what about Revan? They discovered QUITE a bit didn’t they?
An Interesting thing about the stalwart wars galaxy is that George Lucas took HEAVY inspiration from Isaac Asimov, the Star Wars Galaxy is basically a clone of the Galaxy from Foundation, several locations in the book series also appear in Star Wars media with the names changed. The unknown regions happened to be centered on the location of the foundation in that series. Isaac Asimov wholeheartedly approved of this because he thought he was done with the series at the time. The foundation series also has its own Coruscant and it's called Trentor.
Have any large battle wreckage block hyperspace lanes? Do they remove junk from Hyperspace lanes?
if Earth was somewhere in Star Wars galaxy, it would most likely be located somewhere in or beyond Unknown Regions
Fuck, dude...
What if earth is in the unknown region? I know I know the Star Wars galaxy is far far away but it would be pretty cool
33th try.
1-The System alliance (Mass Effect) vs the 12th Colonies before the Cylon war (Battle Star Galactica).
2-A Borg cube (Star Trek) with a lot of ZPMs (I don't know, 100k?) (Star Gate) vs EVERYTHING.
3-The cybermen vs the Borg.
4-The Federation fleet from Star Trek DS9: Sacrifice of the Angels vs the Imperial fleet at the battle of Endor or the CIS fleet at Coruscant.
You choose if incorporating the Klingon reinforcements.
www.trekbbs.com/threads/klingon-ships-in-sacrifice-of-angels-numbers.192646/
memory-alpha.wikia.com/wiki/Operation_Return.
5-A Tyranids/Zerg/Flood hybrid at their full strength vs the United Halo, W40k and Starcraft universes.
6-Wraith (Stargate Atlantis) vs Empire (Star Wars)
You can both do Galactic versus and Ship versus.
7-Good vs Bad (first suggested by CT-3121 "Caboose"):
White corner: Systems Alliance (Mass Effect), United Federation of Planets (Star Trek), post-GCW2 Galactic Alliance (Star Wars), 12 Colonies
VS
Black Corner: Sith Empire (SWTOR), Klingon Empire, CIS, Cylons
8-The Doctor, the temporal agent Daniels and Magnus need to stop a Dalek invasion force from invading the 40k Galaxy.
They are on board of an Hades-class cruiser that can be modified by both the Doctor and by Daniels.
9-(Suggested by Thad) the Geth vs the Cylons.
Sergente A 1, 3, 4 and 7 still really great. Gun to my head, it's I have to choose one. I'd say 7
Can you do a top ten non-force sensitive pilots
My head canon has always been that Earth was hidden in the Unknown Region
My headcannons is,
1: Earth is near the edge of the galaxy.
2: if we where discovered, we could easily win a ground battle cause the star wars ground battle are out of date.
3: We would be probably be compared to Madalorians
4: We could be cut off from the Force, like no midiclorians,
5: The SW Galaxy would love are pop culture,
I wonder how the Jedi would react tbh,
Everyone goes missing or comes back totally mad? What is Lovecraft and his cosmic terrors hiding out there?
Thank you Kryoz Gaming
So basically the Star Wars version of the Delta Quadrant
4:15 I see a planet named N'Zoth.
If it's so hard to get to the outer part of the Galaxy, why are so so far outside of it in the clip at the beginning from ESB?
Question: when a starship gets out of a hyper jump, why dont they end up beign upside down, for other shipships.
Cool song at 4:46. Too bad my keyboard can't type those characters.
Edit: Here we go - 憂鬱 - Sun
What is your theme music? I love it.
David Mossman at the beginning of the video he gave the song name and artist
Ayyy that was a picture of my home city Halifax Nova Scotia ayy
Cool picture of Halifax at 3:25. Are you from here?
unexplored region requires a dlc, that one planet seen in rise of sky walker was not in the dlc
Couldn't the Jedi be able to, at least partly, navigate trough an unknown area by their abillity to just "sense" that stuff?
What prevents ships traveling through hyperspace from colliding with one another?
Nope I have no interest in supporting the new "Canon" until disney makes some good movies instead of the inferior crap they have been feeding us. Until they show that they are willing and able to change their ways I will stick to legends.
I know that actual physics doesn't apply here, but one thing really bothers me about this. Does galaxy not rotate like every galaxy in actuality?
I get so angry Star Wars hyperspace theorems lol.... YOU DONT NEED LANES! You can’t hit anything your literally not in normal space theirs nothings to hit hyper space is entering a different dimension (sub space where the laws of general relativity don’t apply) your not speeding up past light in normal space -_- my only annoyance with Star Wars other than binks
Did you...did you watch A New Hope? Speaking lore-wise, Han Solo says it in the first time anything enters hyperspace “without precise calculations, we could fly right through a Star or into a supernova, and that’d end your trip real quick” but if you’re talking scientifically and logically, you’re talking about a franchise with FTL travel, ray guns, and religious space wizards with laser swords. Suspend your disbelief.
Join Swim Team no disbelief Shan’t be suspended, lol
Kamino's dark and scary past
It's like they wanted to have a place where more stories could be told in the future. Until Disney Nuked it.
The Executor vs Rebel fleet at endor
Unknown religion houses Palpatine
Spartan head hunters vs Star Wars bounty hunters
I would have thought that FTL was developed somewhere in the middle of the east part of the galaxy and they had just not had the time or resources to explore the west part.. + a smattering of other things.. but since courocant is in the middle.. it makes little sense.. =(
More like Ekshartsladder amirite??
who's music is in the background? is it Com Truise?
Last time I was this late all the younglings were killed
Music is too loud but great video
First order : *am I a joke to you* ?
The Unknown Region is where the lovecraftian planet known as earth resides
A Jedi Master with 4 Jedi Knights Vs. A Seer Council from Warhammer 40k
Palpatine's Imperial Guard Vs. The Emperor of Mankind Legio Custodes (Warhammer 40k)
3:20 Halifax represent
#AskEck why not make a series of exploring the unknown regions instead of this First Order stuff?
I'm from the Unknown Region. Nothing to see there.
3:20. Yooooo it's my city!!
wow what a heckin good video bork bork
Do How did the yuhzann Vong get into the known galaxy
Why are the Unknown Regions unknown? I don't know.
Hey guys! Welcome back to another star wars video! And today, we are finally gonna explore.... The unknown regions! **Hour later** And! We are finally just entering the unknown regions! -(Message from EA: You do not have the full EA access to go Through the unknown regions.) OH, COME ON!
The Unknown Regions can be a great source to mine new characters from by Lucasfilm. Not to mention the already canon Chiss Ascendancy.
The Forerunners vs Imperium of man
"OFC The Forerunners Would sweep The floor" ;p
41 millennium imperium yes. 31 Millennium when the legions where United and the emperor was alive? Probably not, but only way to make it fair.
(Also if you try to say the Forerunner technology is superior I will respond with “he’s the motherfucking emperor”)
HarryPottard Do we even know just how big the Forerunner military is? They're clearly more advanced but as Stalin said "quantity has a quality all of its own".
Leonardo Marques also, the motherfucking emperor.
Bob Skywalker Emperor is god-tier but he wouldn't be able to Win a war by himself, should the Legio Astarte fail to keep those damned noseless xenos at bay.
Well.... they have TRILLIONS of war sentinels, and then they have Guardians and Prometheans, before we gotta Worry About their populations, and their millitary fleets. And Even if the Forerunners were out numbered, they could compose people and produce more Prometheans. And speaking of scientific advancement... what Would 1000 romans with bows and arrows do against 10 apache helicopters with turrets..
Buuut in any case, The Best you could Hope for against The Forerunners is a draw... cos The fireing of The Halo array Will wipe a Galaxy clean at Any given moment.
Would have preferred Ecks to have read the book entry. He has a more smoothing voice. Great upload!
So the Unknown Regions' are a cross between the Bermuda Triangle and Detroit. Hell, I'd stay away too. lol
Not necessarily, this is often either ignored, or often not discussed when talking about intergalactic travel in the SW universe. In the book Outbound Flight, there was an attempt (I won't include spoilers) but let's just say it was not a failure of the project. Also, not discussed as well is the fact the Yuuzon Vong ARE from another galaxy and were only forced to use sublight (at the cost of thousands of years of travel) to reach the SW galaxy. It is explained that they did not have a hyperspace navigation point to actually use hyperspace. Also many books allude to the possibility that some smugglers and others have indeed left the galaxy and survived to tell about it. Look up Vuffi Raa, a "friend" of Lando Calrissian who in addition to being a type of droid is also a member of an intergalactic species known as the Silentium. They and the Abominor are believed to be the races responsible for the xenophobia and destruction of the original Yuuzon Vong homeworld.
Detroit 😂
The detroit part really discouraged me from going now. Thanks
NYC*
@Bonnie That could actually be so. If not in the Galaxy far far away, it sure is in our own galaxy lol..
Sounds like the Unknown regions would be a good way to make some credits if your a large corporation. Untapped resources, technology and labor away from the prying eyes of the government and the tax system.
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Until you realize that you could lose a lot of resources in the process given the hazardness of traversing the uncharted hyperspace lanes (which could destroy ships if they are not careful enough), and plus there are governments in the Unkown Regions such as the Chiss Ascendancy.
Use contractors and then find a clause in the contract to not pay them. Big corporations do it all the time. Foreign governments are bought off for cheep. Never underestimate the power of the greed side.
CIS in unknown regions confirmed
Because literally the most deadly shit are found in the Unknown Regions, like the Mgnaal Mgnaal, a force nexus, or the Yuuzan-Vong.
Nothing compared to the deadly smell my coworker does in the office bathroom on Monday morning.
Its even more crazy considering this is only one of trillions of galaxies
well more like a tenth of that but yeah pretty much still uncomprehending to human minds
@@404killer either way lool
@@user-ky9ou5dz9q You say 'not true' as if your opinion seems more likely
@@user-ky9ou5dz9q From the information we have, we do know how large the universe is roughly, and rapidly expanding. From that, we can estimate the number of stars. Let's just stick to what's more likely rather than start assuming there are an infinite number of universes with not even a shred of evidence leading that way. I didn't expect you to actually stick to your guns there because it's a bit ridiculous judging by what I said. I'd rather leave the conjecture for another discussion.
A side note, it's probable that space itself is infinite.
@@user-ky9ou5dz9q yup.
I'll always remember in one of the Darth Bane books he travels through what I think is part of the unknown region and has to basically beast his way through some ancient hyperspace lanes or something similar by using the force. I remember thinking how badass that was lol
that was the deep core. not the unknown regions
There both unmapped, so it has the same effect
He was on his way to Tython
@@lazer2541 Actually the part he was talking about was his trip to tomb of Darth Adendu
This is like Earth... We nevered fully explored our oceans. I thinkwe mapped out atleast 10% of it.
True Dude i honestly thought it was like 6-8% lol
True Dude less than that even, we know more about space than we do our own oceans.
well i dont flippin know
5%*
We don't know dick about the oceans when compared to how much we've learned about outer space
"You know, if you keep exploring the unknown regions, eventually you're going to have to call them something else."- Wedge Antilles, Starfighters of Adumar.
Why aren't the parts of space unexplored unknown?
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TIE Fighter because for it to be unknown, it needs to be uncharted.
Without charts, no one knows what goes on in there since they don't know what it looks like
And to chart the place, you need really good cartographers and explorers to actually explore it.
And since barely anybody wants anything to do with that side of the galaxy (besides the Emperor and his post-mortem Contingency.) so it's still unknown.
I just noticed my error, I mean are instead of aren't
TIE Fighter ah darn it
well your namesake isn't gonna make a difference. it can't go far or fast!
Captain Fordo radio telescopes
As celestial bodies move, how do the hyperspace lanes not change?
TIKI500 Star Wars logic lmao
TIKI500 its a movie stop looking for logic
They probably do change. But due to the constant flow of traffic the maps are always up to date.
Easy answer. The forceeeee
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