encased him in carbonite! He should be quite well protected.

 

... Assuming he survived the freezing process

 

 

or is this person trying to sound smart? Isn't carbonite an explosive? I am confused what he is saying.

encased him in carbonite! He should be quite well protected.

 

... Assuming he survived the freezing process

 

 

or is this person trying to sound smart? Isn't carbonite an explosive? I am confused what he is saying.

 

I think this person is trying to quote Star Wars.

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Science fiction doesn't have to make sense, though good science fiction often does.

I agree with you.Oh, I enjoy Star Wars. I just can't remember quotes as easily perphaps.Thank you. Can someone please explain if there is a connection between the carbonite and freezing. I don't really understand if the chemical can do this from lack of expierance I suppose, probably a good thing.idk Isn't carbonite an explosive? Is it like concrete?

Edited November 11, 200916 yr by serena

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carbonite#In_Star_Wars

 

eh

wikipedia?!? hmm...ok. Thanks, sometimes they are right.

wikipedia?!? hmm...ok. Thanks, sometimes they are right.

 

It is correct much more often than it is not, and they are on par or better with the worlds best encyclopedias. They also have references.

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reliability_of_Wikipedia#Assessments

It is correct much more often than it is not, and they are on par or better with the worlds best encyclopedias. They also have references.

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reliability_of_Wikipedia#Assessments

 

Haha, classical, quoting a website on the measure of it's own reliability

 

Though of course that section is full of references as well.

Haha, classical, quoting a website on the measure of it's own reliability

I'm glad at least one of you caught the humor in that.

 

 

Though of course that section is full of references as well.

Precisely.