Prompted by a  from the greatly esteemed ♦TimPost, we know that they have a wide variety of foodstuff in the Star Wars Galaxy, but do we have any  in-universe confirmations that they have butter?    For reference, I'm aware that they have  (that could theoretically be churned into butter) and that in the , Obi Wan cuts through droids     as if they were made of butter     Note also that the  doesn't appear to contain any canon sources, only outdated EU novels and comics.
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Are the foods in the Star Wars Universe the same as ours'? Do they have strawberries or potatoes or something? I know that they might have some food other than the food that we also have, but I'm wondering if they have any food like ours'.
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I am wondering if a Star Destroyer has actually destroyed a sun/star before?   If so, then why was the Death Stars made so big to destroy planets if The Empire already had ships that destroy suns?  Is not then why are they named Star Destroyers if they haven't/can't destroy Suns?
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We never seem to see any beings of Yoda's species - except, of course, Yoda himself.  This leads us to the question of where the rest of the li'l critt'rs are. Yoda had to have parents, correct? So what happened to them? Was Yoda, put simply, just one of the last of a dying species?
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I was looking through comics and the TV shows and I was wondering who trained Yoda in the ways of the Force. I could be wrong but I don't remember any mention of Yoda's master.
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I distinctly remember in Star Wars, A New Hope, in the scene when the Millennium Falcon arrives at the remains of what was once Alderaan, a TIE fighter passes close by and Han Solo gives chase. Obi-Wan says "A fighter that size couldn't get this deep into space on its own." Is he implying that TIE fighters don't have Hyperdrives or that they are too far from Imperial space? I ask this because I distinctly remember that, at least by "ROTJ" X-Wings are very capable of hyperdrive as in the scene at the beginning of the Battle of Endor when the entire rebel fleet makes the jump into hyperspace including a squadron of X-Wings. X-Wings are not much bigger than TIE fighters. Thank you
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This is a two part question, with the two parts being mirror images to each other.  Is the ability to use the Force a requirement, for some reason, to using a lightsaber?  And if so, why?  And on the other side, on Hoth, when Luke is hanging in ice in the wampa's cave, he uses the Force to bring his lightsaber into his hand.  But, as best I can remember and find, the Jedi always use a lightsaber like a "real" sword and keep it in their hands (although I think there's one case in a movie where a lightsaber is thrown to cut down support for a walkway).  Can a lightsaber be wielded with the Force only?  For instance, when Anakin's hand was cut off, could he have controlled the movement of his lightsaber the way Vader did with the objects he Force-tossed objects at Luke in the Cloud City?  While that's two questions (that I think are closely related), another way to put it might be to ask, "How closely is the use of the Force related to wielding a lightsaber?"  Addendum: No, this is NOT a duplicate of .  Note I am the one who asked both questions.  I asked both because they cover different groups.  See the Venn diagram.  I allow room for possible members of Sith and Jedi who do not use the Force.  (Hey, in the Star Wars universe, almost anything can happen.)  If that is not possible, then just imagine the black box not intercepting either or both of the Jedi and Sith boxes.  One can be non-aligned (with Jedi or Sith) and still use the Force and it's possible, at some point, we may find some odd story about a Jedi or Sith who cannot use the Force.  (There may be some story about how such a person is not felt by Force users, so is valuable to one side or the other.)  This question overs the black box.  The other question covers the green box.  Yes, there is overlap, but there are also distinct separate groups covered by each question that are not covered in the other question.
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Does anyone in The Galaxy Far Far Away wear eyeglasses? (specifically to correct for bad vision, NOT sunglasses or some special optics designed to enhance you natural senses ala whatever optics Vader's suit or Mandalorian armor provided).  (this arose out of random comment in Chat)  The question is mostly for G-canon, though I'll accept answers from T-/C- canons
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Finn tells Han that he worked in "Sanitation" on Starkiller.  FINN The flooding tunnels are over that ridge. We'll get in that way. HAN What was your job when you were based here? FINN Sanitation. HAN Sanitation? Then how do you know how to disable the shields? FINN I don't. I'm just here to get Rey   It just occurs to me - the "I was in sanitation" line given to Han seems to be the only actual canon evidence of "Sanitation" job.   But was it the truth"?!?!  Finn is always trying to create a positive impression of himself with the Resistance, from the get-go:   He tells Poe that he's rescuing him because that's the "Right thing to do" (with Poe quickly seeing through the fib: "You need a pilot!") He tells Rey that he's Resistance (she buys that because she's a romantic 19 year old still playing with X-Wing pilot helmet) He tells Han that he's Resistance (that one lasts about a minute - Han was not a romantic 19 year old even at 19 :)   In reality, we know that he was 1% of his class, model stormtrooper cadet, personally groomed for promotion by Captain Phasma (; ).  However, I am pretty sure telling Han "Hey, I was 1% of my class, model stormtrooper cadet, groomed for promotion by Captain Phasma"  isn't high on his list of brand management plans.  Far better to pretend to be a lowly "sanitation" worker than top-flight cadet that he really was.  So, my question is - do we have any direct canon evidence proving that the "sanitation" job was real and not a fib to make himself look better to Han/Resistance?  Knowing where trash compactor was isn't direct evidence, though it is circumstantial one.
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The Jedi can control objects with the mystical power called the Force without touching them.  In the movies you can see, that the Jedi or Sith are moving objects really fast and really well controlled from one place to another.  Now I'm wondering, why did Jedi or a Sith never use the Force to fight with a lightsaber, or with more lightsabers, or even to control other weapons like a laser gun without touching them? I imagine a Jedi or a Sith with 4 lightsabers around, all of them are floating in the air, controlled by him and the Force. Would this even be possible? What is the force really able to do?       Or, as mentioned in *Kid Dynamo", why don't they just yank the   supports out in a building and let that crush the people inside (or at   least force them to devote a lot of effort to keep from dying)?   Admittedly, Dooku did use something like that when he forced Yoda to   divert his attention to the pillar.
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In Episode III,  explains to Anakin the power of the Dark Side to save people from death. He mentions  - the Sith who discovered this. Sidious then claims he died, which seems odd, given that kind of power.   Then in Episode VII (The Force Awakens) we find a Sith Lord who has appeared from no where. There seems to be two loose ends that fit nicely together.   My question is: Is there evidence to suggest that Supreme Leader Snoke is Darth Plagueis?
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I've not seen/read any female Orcs mentioned in the movies or in the books. In one of the movies, an Uruk-hai is momentarily shown emerging from a giant, grown-Orc sized flesh packet. So are they created with spells, or do they follow the Standard Reproductive Model.
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Did all the humans in the Star Wars universe originate on a single planet some time in the distant past, or did they originate on different worlds and intermix into one species over millenia?  This is specifically about only humans, not humanoid aliens. I would prefer answers from the main canon or EU canon.
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The Storm Troopers are the main case here, they get killed easily by blasters and even the Ewok arrows go straight through their 'armour'.   The AT-ST and AT-AT use armour to repel blasters of different strengths so they don't pass through all materials. I understand though that the armour used on these is likely much heavier.   From the prequel trilogy we also have the , which have a shield when not moving. Does anyone other than these droids use this technology?   You may use any of the Scrapped EU, Current EU and the normal U to answer.
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So we've determined that there wasn't a  and that . We know that Yoda went and gathered the clones from Kamino. But where did they get all of the ships/supplies to transport and equip an entire army? We know they'd been working on a motion in the Senate, but I doubt they could've gotten funding to build all of those ships let alone had time to do so.
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During the Galactic Republic, every known Force-sensitive is brought into the Jedi Order from infancy. Mace Windu's homeworld, , is notable for having a native population of purely Force-sensitives.  It seems not everyone was made into a Jedi. If that's indeed the case, why wasn't everyone brought into the Jedi Order from infancy? Why, as it appears to be the case, are only some infants, such as Mace Windu, taken?
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Luke hid his Lightsaber in R2D2 to aid in the rescue.  So, how did Luke know that Jabba would bring R2D2 where they would be executed?  I could guess "Force vision", but I'm looking for canon confirmation.
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Did The Last Jedi (or any script, novelization once that becomes available, etc) shed any new light on Snoke?    I do mean that in a pretty general sense in that I'm not after a particular piece of information, but rather, what were his goals, where was he from, who actually was he, etc...    After the events at the end of the movie, it seems a little strange to me that        they would just kill off Snoke like that, basically just being a means for Ren to draw even further to the dark side and becoming the new Supreme Leader (which in itself is a fine reason, but still... I [wrongly] expected him to play a further role in the SW universe).