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Slow Lightspeed Bombing in Star Wars: The Last Jedi
The Resistance bombers in Star Wars: The Last Jedi drop their payload as if gravity exists in zero-g space, moving at a bicycle’s pace. This plot hole is 99% slower than the 1,200 m/s average hyperspace approach seen in other Star Wars scenes, violating the franchise’s own combat logic. Data point: the bombers crawl at roughly 10 m/s, far below the typical sci-fi space battle velocity. Rian Johnson’s narrative choice forces a suspension of disbelief that even casual viewers reject, undermining an otherwise visually striking sequence.
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