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From: rene@umcp-cs.UUCP
Newsgroups: net.movies.sw
Subject: Re: Death Star Size
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Date: Mon, 5-Dec-83 15:31:18 EST
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Posted: Mon Dec  5 15:31:18 1983
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Has anyone done any statistic studies on the size of the deathstar? A
friend of mine did, and the results were really interesting. I don't
remember the numbers, but even leaving only 1/4 of the available space
and giving minimum space per person, and counting only deaths from
natural causes (i.e. no automobile accidents) something like the
population of the world today (~4 billion) died every year aboard the
Death Star. The sheer volume of that thing is staggering! Would
someone like to figure out the volume, number of people, etc, so we
can see the rest of the figures? (I heard these at a party over a year
ago, so my memory could have lapsed)

				- rene
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