Could the Maw be a network of black holes/wormholes connecting distant galaxies and or other...

Re: Could the Maw be a network of black holes/wormholes connecting distant galaxies and or other universes?

feeds@yuku.com (Acky12) — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 09:59:32 GMT

There's nothing else productive that's going to come from this thread, with a combination of Ron's stubbornness and everyone else's attitudes.

Locked.

Re: Could the Maw be a network of black holes/wormholes connecting distant galaxies and or other universes?

feeds@yuku.com (thebentwin) — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 08:45:48 GMT

Ron, what you should do is create a star wars blog, but this is a discussion board and it seems the discussion has run its course.

Re: Could the Maw be a network of black holes/wormholes connecting distant galaxies and or other universes?

feeds@yuku.com (KarVastor) — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 07:34:00 GMT

I'm not sure how much further this topic can continue when the forumer who created the thread seems to lack the good graces to engage with those that have taken the time to post on this subject..it's moved beyond frustrating for me, just rudeness plain and simple

Re: Could the Maw be a network of black holes/wormholes connecting distant galaxies and or other universes?

feeds@yuku.com (DarkLord Caedus) — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 06:58:25 GMT

ron bond 007 wrote:
Yes! I just thought I'd post my ideas about what the Maw might actually be. And again I'm sorry If I keep repeating myself but I just want FOTJ to be interesting and so far it isn't exciting due to the lack of space conflicts but I hope to see some in Abyss.

We are only on the 2nd Book!!!!...

Re: Could the Maw be a network of black holes/wormholes connecting distant galaxies and or other universes?

feeds@yuku.com (MrNomAnor) — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 23:59:46 GMT

And again I'm sorry If I keep repeating myself but I just want FOTJ to be interesting and so far it isn't exciting due to the lack of space conflicts but I hope to see some in Abyss.

So the only measure by which you judge a book/series to be exciting is by its space battles, or lack thereof?

Okay then...

Re: Could the Maw be a network of black holes/wormholes connecting distant galaxies and or other universes?

feeds@yuku.com (MizzeeOH) — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 23:58:16 GMT

Instead of repeating your ideas, you should reply to the comments by other members; this will further discussion and you can still talk about your theories, and at the same time people won't get frustrated.

Re: Could the Maw be a network of black holes/wormholes connecting distant galaxies and or other universes?

feeds@yuku.com (ron bond 007) — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 23:53:07 GMT

Yes! I just thought I'd post my ideas about what the Maw might actually be. And again I'm sorry If I keep repeating myself but I just want FOTJ to be interesting and so far it isn't exciting due to the lack of space conflicts but I hope to see some in Abyss.

Re: Could the Maw be a network of black holes/wormholes connecting distant galaxies and or other universes?

feeds@yuku.com (MrNomAnor) — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 23:29:30 GMT

Or better yet, are you actually reading anything anybody else here says.

Re: Could the Maw be a network of black holes/wormholes connecting distant galaxies and or other universes?

feeds@yuku.com (thebentwin) — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 20:00:12 GMT

Ron, have you actually thought about reading the books to see what happens?

Re: Could the Maw be a network of black holes/wormholes connecting distant galaxies and or other universes?

feeds@yuku.com (DarkLord Caedus) — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 19:56:13 GMT

I think that went RIGHT over Ron's head.

Re: Could the Maw be a network of black holes/wormholes connecting distant galaxies and or other universes?

feeds@yuku.com (ron bond 007) — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 19:52:39 GMT

There have been a few encouters with black holes and extragalactic space and other dimensions in the SW EU. In Marvel SW issue #38 Luke and Leia accidently go outside the GFFA and encouter an organic starship named Ship. In issue #46 Lando and Chewie enter another dimension and encouter a civilization and a huge creature while looking for Han Solo and issue #54 Luke flies the Falcon around a black hole while evading a Star Destroyer. And of course Han made the Kessel Run in the novel Rebel...

Re: Could the Maw be a network of black holes/wormholes connecting distant galaxies and or other universes?

feeds@yuku.com (Acky12) — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 12:37:27 GMT

ron bond 007 wrote:
And I'm sorry If I was being agressive but I'm very passionate about SW,SW EU and the possibility of black holes/wormholes used for rapid interstellar/intergalactic travel. And I hope the Celestials will show up in FOTJ if not Post-FOTJ and become either the allies to the Galactic Alliance or enemies. Either way the possibilities are endless.

Also I think Ben Skywalker should become...

Re: Could the Maw be a network of black holes/wormholes connecting distant galaxies and or other universes?

feeds@yuku.com (BobaKareu) — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 11:47:07 GMT

Ron, are you getting PMs? At the very top of the screen, it will say "Account | Images | Logout." And next to that, a tiny picture of an envelope with a number in parentheses. That shows how many PMs you've received, though they don't pop up. You kind of really have to look for them. Could you check your PMs, to make sure that you can access them? Thanks!

Re: Could the Maw be a network of black holes/wormholes connecting distant galaxies and or other universes?

feeds@yuku.com (ron bond 007) — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 11:30:43 GMT

I hope the Maw isn't destroyed in FOTJ and can be saved and used for Luke and co.(Post-FOTJ) to travel rapidly to new distant regions of space and find new homes for the Jedi Order or have new adventures and face new dangers. By having Luke and co. travel to distant galaxies or the Unknown Regions via the Maw black hole subway system would bring new life to the SW EU and never run out of new stories and enemies for our heroes. I don't think SW would become Star Trek by travelling the...

Re: Could the Maw be a network of black holes/wormholes connecting distant galaxies and or other universes?

feeds@yuku.com (Acky12) — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 09:44:41 GMT

I suppose we have to blame the new Star Trek for theories like this...

Re: Could the Maw be a network of black holes/wormholes connecting distant galaxies and or other universes?

feeds@yuku.com (BobaKareu) — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 07:38:12 GMT

This is actually a pretty cool and original idea you've brought up, Ron. For what it's worth, though, I think that it's a little more likely that the Maw is actually the exit point. Sort of like an "all roads lead to here" place. If we do end up learning more about the Celestials in this series, and the authors plan to do this by having the Celestials somehow show up in person, suddenly popping out of a black hole would actually be pretty dang dramatic and unexpected....

Re: Could the Maw be a network of black holes/wormholes connecting distant galaxies and or other universes?

feeds@yuku.com (KarVastor) — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 03:17:22 GMT

DOESN'T THAT SOUND FASCIANTING OR WHAT??!! ISN'T ANYBODY FASCINATED WITH BLACK HOLES AND WORMHOLES AND THEIR USE FOR RAPID TRANSGALACTIC TRAVEL AND/OR INTERGALACTIC TRAVEL AND SEEING OUR HEROES THE BIG THREE AND BEN SKYWALKER AND CO. TRAVEL THROUGH THESE BLACK HOLES AND HAVING ADVENTURES AND DISCOVERING NEW ALLIES AND ENEMIES IN NEW UNCHARTED AREAS OF SPACE???!!!!

And as a simple point of etiquette, entire...

Re: Could the Maw be a network of black holes/wormholes connecting distant galaxies and or other universes?

feeds@yuku.com (S1thari) — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 02:22:06 GMT

Thought so.

Re: Could the Maw be a network of black holes/wormholes connecting distant galaxies and or other universes?

feeds@yuku.com (ron bond 007) — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 02:06:39 GMT

Yes

Re: Could the Maw be a network of black holes/wormholes connecting distant galaxies and or other universes?

feeds@yuku.com (petersearing) — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 01:13:31 GMT

hes definatly benskywalker007 i dont known about trawn

Could the Maw be a network of black holes/wormholes connecting distant galaxies and or other universes?

feeds@yuku.com (ron bond 007) — Sat, 20 Jun 2009 13:11:42 GMT

If the Maw a cluster of black holes was constructed by an ancient ciliviaztion like the Celestials then could it be maybe possibly a series of tunnels to other parts of the galaxy or other more distant galaxies or even other universes? I think it would be cool if Luke or Ben when they encouter the Sith tribe fall into one of these black holes and emerge in a distant galaxy possibly the Vong galaxy or some other alien galaxy. If the Maw is a network of subway tunnels connecting new galaxies...