Welcome back to Star Wars Minute. It's the daily podcast in which we analyze, we scrutinize,

and we even celebrate attack of a clone one minute at a time. I'm Alex Robinson from comic book

Alex.com. I'm Pete the retailer from Pete Alex Podcast. an all-star for our movies by minutes all-star week.

Very cool. I'm very excited to be here even for Attack of the Clones.

Now you guys wrapped up Raiders already and everyone has their fingers crossed that you're going to be going out to

Temple of Doom?

Yes, yes, we, uh, I don't know what shortly means, but yes, we should be back, uh, I don't know,

by the time this airs, we won't be back I bet but we'll be back soon enough so you should

catch up with all our Raiders episodes. Cool. Well thanks again for coming on this is minute 17 of Attack of the Clones.

A minute 17, it starts off with OB1 Canobe plummeting down to Coruscant,

and it ends a minute later with Sam Wiesel plummeting down to Coruscant.

Downer of a minute.

So, um, I had some, since this, there's a lot of plummeting going on in this. I did some research I did some math.

Uh oh no one told me there would be math. Yeah really come on.

Oh, um oh, come on. Obuwan falls for 30 full seconds between, it starts in the last minute and it goes into this minute.

So a and it goes into this minute. So assuming, if I may, that Coruscant has a similar

gravity to Earth because it seems as far as we can tell that it's somewhat similar nobody's

floating away nobody's you know you know kind of stuck to the floor nothing like that.

Gravity doesn't seem to really be a factor in any of the Star Wars movies.

They kind of just safely, you can ignore it.

That's true.

So I found a site that was like a like a free fall kind of you know parachute

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