stacked north to south but by wedges around a core.
How is the Death Star laid out?
Silver Moon
Adventurer
At the end of "Return of the Jedi" my then six-year-old son turns to me and says, "The first one blew up the same way. Why didn't they fix that problem when they built the second one?"
Eltab
Lord of the Hidden Layer
If I Were the Evil Overlord ...
If my prestige construction item (castle, ship, space station, fortress, Unstoppable Superweapon, whatever) is destroyed by the hero utilizing an unexpected flaw in the design, I will order my Engineering staff to figure out how it was done - AND alert me of any other flaws they discover. Once they have come up with solutions, ONLY THEN will I begin construction of a replacement.
You would think that Death Star Mk 2 would have several power generators hooked up in series, with powerful force fields (electricity supplied by the OTHER power plants) surrounding each generator. Instead of one big generator in the center.
I guess Star Wars physics doesn't work like that.
Olgar Shiverstone
Legend
There, you went and used "Star Wars" and "physics" in the same sentence. That's like putting a portable hole in a bag of holding.
MarkB
Legend
Even a generator only large enough to provide, say, 20% of the power required by the Death Star would probably still explode with sufficient force to destroy it - or, at least, to explode the next-nearest generator and trigger a chain reaction. So by using multiple generators, all you're doing is multiplying the station's weak spots.
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