How did the Falcon reach Bespin if they couldn't use hyperdrive?

How did the Falcon reach Bespin if they couldn't use hyperdrive?

Switch your phone off and rewatch the movie, ya dip.

The Falcon was still in the Hoth system when they decided to head to Bespin. Are you telling me they reached an entirely new star system using their non-hyperdrive engines?

And if they traveled for weeks or months, then they'd need to stop for supplies and fuel. But then why didn't they get their hyperdrive engine fixed then?

It just flew through space. That's how Boba Fett got there first, contacted Vader who came down with a bunch of Stormtroopers and had the trap set up before the Falcon even arrived. It's hyperdrive was busted but it could still maintain sub-lightspeed. Just took a lot longer.

They were literally right next to it. They went there because Han knew that Lando could fix it, and he was close enough to reach. It's not like they out ran the Empire or anything. The Empire beat them there lmao

by flying there

Also, both Hoth and Bespin are in the Anoat system. That's why they were able to get there as fast as they did, considering their speed.

This plot hole was actually noticed and fixed with an updated technical manual.

The answer is not, 'at sublight speeds', since this would still take well over 1,000 years -- the Millenium Falcon was merely retconned to have an x10 Backup Hyperdrive.

what about the lando system?

Was this mentioned in the movie?

Lando's not a system, he's a man. Lando Calrissian. He's this card player, gambler. Scoundrel, you'd like him.

Its just another troll thread to make the last jedi look Good.

But retards are retards and they will forever fail in their retarded quest, for they cannot see how illogical the movie was.

No it wasn't, so the point doesn't count.

ikt faggot i was just looking to bait

>Leia: Where are we?
>Han: The Anoat system.
>Leia: There's not much there...

>there was a backup hyperdrive

It's not mentioned that they aren't and it's a plausible explanation even without EU fuckery.

this.

It's literally right here.

"Bespin's pretty far but I think we can make it"

If Bespin was in the same system as Hoth, wouldn't it be safe to assume that it was under Imperial control?

it was in the lando system

The Rebel base was on the "sixth planet of the Hoth system", so Hoth and Bespin clearly aren't in the same solar system. Maybe a local cluster, but not orbiting the same star.

Regardless Star Wars is not a science lesson so who cares

That doesn't say Hoth is in the same system.
Leia would know what system they were in, if they were still in the system Hoth is located in.

Hoth system and Anoat system are two different systems... They traveled to another system without hyperdrive.

Doesn't that imply that Hoth ISN'T in the Anoat system?

yeah the lando sysyem

Lando's not a system. He's a man. A real nigga. You'll like him.

They were in that asteroid field for months while Luke was training

Unlike Nu Wars, there is significant passage of time in the OT, both within movies and between movies.

theres a star wars story movie coming out in a few years about this. it took them 3 years to get to lando, and the movie will be done entirely with deep fakes.

No.

They say

"we re in anoat system

There isn't much interesting in anoat system
No there isn't
OH wait there is - Lando is."

>while Luke was training
Dagobah time moves faster than normal time. Luke was only there for a week or two, which was about a day or two in real time.

No, the Empire isn't a giant hand that has every single planet in every system in it's grip. The Empire never even had a presence near Hoth which is why the Rebels decided to hide there. Later in the movie Lando also mentions that his Tibanna gas mining operation on Cloud City is small enough to where it doesn't fall within the Empire's jurisdiction, which is why he'd enjoyed so much success. It was only after the Empire showed up before Han got to Cloud City that he had to make a deal to continue to keep the Empire out of his operation. It was probably under some level of Imperial control after the events of The Empire Strikes back though, yes.

You're using the word "system" to liberally and you're getting confused by it. The Millennium Falcon was still capable of travelling at sub-lightspeed, which is still incredibly fast, which is how they were able to get from the part of space where Hoth and it's asteroid belt was to the part of space Bespin was. At sub-lightspeed, travelling between different planets and solar systems wouldn't be too much of a challenge because they're all in the same sector of space, the Anoat sector like pic related says. It's even under the stupid canon tab so it's legit.

Why would she ask if they never left the system they were originally in?
And like another poster said, Hoth is in the Hoth system anyway.

>Unlike Nu Wars, there is significant passage of time in the OT, both within movies and between movies.
There's no indication of how much time passes in ESB, actually. Wouldn't Luke have grown a beard during his training if it lasted more than a few days?

He has a laser razor, or a high soy diet

Sorry I though you said bespin not hoth, I'm tired

Sub-lightspeed would imply spending multiple years traveling from one star system to another, so unless the SW galaxy scale and physics are very different from our own, there's a problem if Hoth and Bespin are in different systems.

why wasnt lando named tyrone

Did he bring the 3 shells too?

Maybe Lando is the Tyrone of the SW galaxy

I think you're looking at the word system and thinking in too big a scale. A system can be a solar system or it can be just a couple of planets and it's moons. The Earth and it's moon can correctly be called the Earth-Moon system. Even so, the Falcon still has it's regular engines which is what Han used to get them to Bespin. Bespin was close by Hoth, and both were in the same sector of space. It took many days, possibly a week or so to get to Hoth without using a hyperdrive. But it wouldn't take years.

True, I guess it would make sense if they were talking about planets' systems.
Doing some poking around the net, seems that the canon answer is a slow backup hyperdrive.

You guys don't understand the meaning or usage of "system." A system in the context of space is a body and anything trapped in it's gravity well. For example, astronomers use the term "Jovian system" to refer to Jupiter and it's moons. That brings us to nomenclature. Systems are named for the largest gravity well. You wouldn't call it the Titan system if Jupiter is the larger mass. Likewise you wouldn't call an entire star system by a single planet in it.

When Darth Vader ordered his feet to the Hoth system, he was ordering them the planet Hoth and it's accompanying moons. Hoth is in the outer Anoat star system. Bespin is in the inner Anoat system. An asteroid belt separates them.

This is what I meant to say but couldn't quite piece it together because I was scrambling to explain it to five different anons while looking up information to make sure I was right. Everyone listen to this user.

>What a piece of junk!
>She might not look like much but she'll make point-5 past light speed, kid

That's with out hyper drive engaged.

how fast is that in kessel run time?

Because she was thinking of a destination and "Lando" wasn't any celestial body she was familiar with? She wanted Han to clarify.

1.5c x 12 parsecs?

Parsecs are measurement of distance.
.5 times past the speed of light? Who knows, it's never explained.

1.66511316 × 1026 m2 / s

Your notation failed and you're off by a rather large margin. That is 10^26

26 years, assuming a 12 parsec distance

If that's the canon recon, then what is the explanation for not using that to evade the Imperial fleet?

the canon answer is back up hyperdrive.

the yoda/luke training was actually 6 months. meaning the trip took six months. It's why leia and han fell in love.

It wasn't the last jedi with finn and rose falling in love in 16 hours