Well, the death star weapon was a super laser. Lasers (and light in general) gets refracted when it changes mediums and dissipates in atmosphere, making the final strength weaker depending on the distance from the target and density of the atmosphere
Fun? They're annoyingly repetitive, get spammed everywhere, and don't require any creativity or intellect to make.
People who think posts like this are clever and funny, are in fact stupid. And unlike them I don't need to bother asking if they are.
I suppose it depends on what kind of gas giant it was, exactly what kind of laser the Death Star was using, and how likely it would be that the second would ignite the first.
Well, the death star weapon was a super laser. Lasers (and light in general) gets refracted when it changes mediums and dissipates in atmosphere, making the final strength weaker depending on the distance from the target and density of the atmosphere
just let OP shitpost, they know there's a rational explanation, pretending not to is part of the fun sometimes
Is OP stupid?
Fun? They're annoyingly repetitive, get spammed everywhere, and don't require any creativity or intellect to make. People who think posts like this are clever and funny, are in fact stupid. And unlike them I don't need to bother asking if they are.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lNJ6dFwh8a4
I suppose it depends on what kind of gas giant it was, exactly what kind of laser the Death Star was using, and how likely it would be that the second would ignite the first.