TOP 5 SCIENCE FACTS FOR STAR WARS DAYS 

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Lightsabers, the iconic weapons of the Jedi and Sith, are not possible in the real world as they violate several laws of physics. However, physicists have speculated that a theoretical particle called the "tachyon" could potentially create a beam of light that behaves similarly to a lightsaber.

The sound of the TIE Fighter engines in Star Wars was created by combining the sound of an elephant call with the sound of a car driving on wet pavement. This unique sound effect has since become iconic and is instantly recognizable to fans.

The desert planet of Tatooine, home to Luke Skywalker and Anakin Skywalker, is based on a real-life desert in Tunisia called the Sahara. In fact, several scenes from the Star Wars movies were filmed in Tunisia.

The iconic "jump to lightspeed" effect seen in the Star Wars movies is actually based on the scientific concept of the Doppler effect.

While the idea of a "force" that can be used to move objects and manipulate the world around us might seem far-fetched, researchers have actually been working on developing technology that could enable a similar kind of telekinesis.