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The Mystery of Coruscant’s Atmosphere

The Mystery of Coruscant’s Atmosphere
  • Coruscant, A planet completely covered by a city has all but destroyed any kind of natural process to keep an atmosphere. There’s nothing to replenish it. So how’s the atmosphere sustained?
  • The natural weather pattern is all but gone, so there must be some kind of artificial process that sustains the atmosphere.
Star War: Jedi Survivor. Image Credit: Lucas Film

Coruscant: The urban jungle sustaining an atmosphere against all odds

Ever wondered what it would be like to live on a planet where the entire surface is covered by a sprawling, glittering city? Welcome to Coruscant, the heart of the galaxy, where towering skyscrapers and bustling streets stretch as far as the eye can see. But amidst all this urban marvel, one can’t help but ponder a rather pressing question: How on earth (or Coruscant, in this case) is the atmosphere sustained?

The mystery of Coruscant’s atmosphere

Coruscant is a planet that has all but obliterated its natural landscape. Forests, oceans, mountains—everything has been replaced by layer upon layer of cityscape. With no natural processes left to replenish the atmosphere, the question arises: What keeps the air breathable for its billions of inhabitants?

No natural weather patterns

In a typical planetary environment, natural weather patterns play a crucial role in maintaining atmospheric balance. Rainforests produce oxygen, oceans regulate temperatures, and the entire ecosystem works in harmony to ensure the air remains clean and breathable. On Coruscant, however, these processes are virtually non-existent. The natural weather patterns are a thing of the past, replaced by a perpetual state of urban activity.

Artificial solutions for a vital problem

Given the absence of natural processes, it’s clear that Coruscant must rely on artificial means to sustain its atmosphere. We can speculate on some plausible methods:

1. Atmospheric Processing Plants: These colossal facilities could be scattered across the planet, continuously scrubbing carbon dioxide from the air and releasing oxygen in return. Think of them as massive, industrial-sized air purifiers working round the clock to keep the atmosphere stable.

2. Climate Control Systems: Advanced climate control technology might be in place to manage temperature, humidity, and air quality. This could include everything from artificial rain generators to systems that simulate natural wind patterns, ensuring that every breath taken by Coruscant’s residents is as fresh as possible.

3. Green Spaces and Biodomes: While the natural landscape may be gone, it’s possible that pockets of greenery and self-contained biodomes exist throughout the city. These areas would house plants and trees, contributing to oxygen production and helping to maintain a semblance of natural balance within the urban environment.

4. Advanced Recycling Techniques: In such a densely populated world, waste management and recycling would be critical. Advanced systems could be in place to recycle not just physical waste, but also the air itself, filtering out pollutants and replenishing essential gases.

The silent guardians of the sky

These artificial processes would work silently in the background, ensuring that Coruscant remains habitable despite its lack of natural support systems. The inhabitants, going about their daily lives amidst the towering spires and neon lights, might seldom give a thought to the complex machinery and technology sustaining their atmosphere. Yet, these silent guardians are what make life on Coruscant possible, preserving the delicate balance needed for survival in this ultimate urban jungle.

While the specifics may remain a bit of a mystery, the concept is a fascinating blend of science fiction and theoretical science. It serves as a reminder of the delicate balance required to sustain life, whether on a lush, green planet or a dazzling city-world like Coruscant. So, next time you marvel at the towering skyscrapers of a big city, spare a thought for the incredible, unseen systems that keep the air fresh and the skies clear.

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