While Earth is not officially recognized in the Star Wars canon, it has appeared in non-canon comics, books, and crossovers, offering additional information and its connection to the galaxy far, far away.
There is only one reference to Earth in the official Star Wars canon, and it's in the unlikeliest of places. It's not established as the home planet of Grogu. There are no Rebel or Imperial outposts confirmed to be on Earth.
The Gears of War series takes place on Sera, a fictional Earth-like planet. Human civilization develops and endures a millennia-long conflict that leaves humanity on the brink of extinction.
"Into the Great Unknown" is a ten-page non-canon comic story that was written by W. Haden Blackman. Within its pages, Han Solo and Chewbacca pilot their starship, the Millennium Falcon, blindly into hyperspace and end up crashing into the planet Earth's Pacific Northwest.
Earth (known as Erde-Tyrene by prehistoric humans and Forerunners) is the third planet of the Sol system, and one of its four terrestrial worlds. Homeworld of the human species, Earth has been at the forefront of galactic history, from encounters with the Precursors to the end of the Covenant Empire.
Star Wars: A New Hope- Reimagined on Earth in the 1880's
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While described as a 'loose association', the United Republic is a consolidation of the former North American republics including Mexico, Canada, and the political remnants of the former United States of America.
Highlights. Earth is absent from both the Dune novels and the film adaptation, suggesting that it has been lost to time in the Dune universe. In the original Dune books, Earth is mentioned sparingly, with not much known about its fate except for a devastating impact from an asteroid, rendering it unable to support life ...
Prior to the official use of the planet Earth in Star Tours: The Adventures Continue, Earth was also shown in several works considered non-canon within the Legends continuity. A planet named Urthha featured in Monsters and Aliens from George Lucas.
The Earth system was a star system where Spaceport THX1138 and Tomorrowland Starport was located some time prior to the Battle of Yavin. It was located at the very edge of the galaxy. The planet Earth was in the system.
It is common practice for people and the publishers of the stories to refer to the events in the Star Wars galaxy as events in the "Star Wars universe," as the events in the Legends continuity outside the main six films are collectively called the Expanded Universe.
Earth-Prime is one of the infinite number of divergent realities that made up the pre-Crisis on Infinite Earths Multiverse. In the original Multiverse, Earth-Prime was presented as the "real" Earth, the actual reality where the readers lived, DC Comics operated as a publisher and all superheroes are fictional.
Earth is a location in Destiny which includes five Story missions, five Gold Chests and 17 Dead Ghosts to collect. Along with the Cosmodrome, Earth also plays host to the Plaguelands in the Rise of Iron expansion. Old Russia is currently the only available location on Earth.
History. Coruscant was generally accepted as the homeworld of the human species. Some believed that humans hailed from Coruscant, one of the galaxy's so-called Core Worlds, but that theory was never proven. Many humans changed the course of galactic history, from politicians to slaves and even Jedi Knights.
While most of them are humans, there are also Mandalorians of various other species. Mandalore serves as the Mandalorians' home planet. It was originally inhabited by the Taung species, who renamed themselves Mandalorian and created the culture practiced by later non-Taung Mandalorians.
The Star Wars series isn't clear about what year the movies take place, given the films open with the famous text: "A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away." But one thing is for certain, as vague as that might be: by "a long time ago," Star Wars is undoubtedly set in the past, making it perhaps the most famous ...
Star Wars takes place in the Milky Way Galaxy. This can be noted by a few things. For one, we see in The Phantom Menace the Asogian's in the senate (Asogians). We all know them as the race of E.T.
Anakin Skywalker was a Human male born on the Outer Rim world of Tatooine. He later served the Galactic Republic as a Jedi Knight, and later the Galactic Empire as the Sith Lord Darth Vader. Skywalker was believed to be the one known as "The Chosen One" of Jedi prophecy, destined to bring balance to the Force.
If quantum physics allows parallel universes, and there are an infinite number of them, however, then it's entirely possible that one of them contains the galaxy depicted in Star Wars. But again, it's not inevitable. Imagine the roll of a die across infinite parallel universes.
Coruscant. An exoplanet possessing some Earth-like properties, Kepler-452b, might make a good stand-in for Coruscant – the high-tech world seen in several Star Wars films whose surface is encased in a single, globe-spanning city. Kepler-452b belongs to a star system 1.5 billion years older than Earth's.
According to Frances Ardmore, Earth is a dying planet by the year 2170 due to various reasons including deforestation, resource depletion, air pollution, famine, human overpopulation and mass flooding, causing humans and animals to face extinction, with most large animals (megafauna) already long extinct.
By the last years of the Corrino Empire, the most widespread concept of God was the ten-thousand-year-old male-female-neuter trinity accepted as Supreme Being in Orange Catholicism. During the days of the Atreides Empire, Paul Atreides originally was known as a Mahdi, but practically revered as godhead.
Following the victory at the Battle of Earth and the Battle of Installation 00, the Human-Covenant war ended in March 2553. Many of Earth's cities were left in ruins and the planet's population was sharply reduced as a result of the Covenant invasion.
