Do you remember this from either Legends or Canon?

[Maximum7]

Do any of you recall reading a Star Wars book (Legends or Canon) where you recall them implying or downright stating something that could NOT be achieved with their current science and technology

[saberopus]

Hey welcome back, glad we're doing this again.

I seem to recall it being prettttty ****ing firmly established that you can't jump to hyperspace in a gravity well, but IT SEEMS THAT TIMES HAVE CHANGED.

[Phantom-Seraph]

I don't think a solution was every found for people having "a bad feeling" about things.

[Reverend Jones]

Well in Star Wars, everything that can’t be achieved with scientific technology can be potentially achieved magically using the Force. So, a safe bet would be to look for instances in which a Force user’s abilities were being clouded and this was important enough an impediment to be a plot point that the author presumed technology to be an inadequate substitute.

I seem to remember reading an EU book called The Crystal Star where this was the plot.

[Jon`C]

Science and technology can do anything the plot needs in Star Wars because it’s not science fiction, its a fantasy movie that just happens to use space as a setting.

[Wookie06]

Unfortunately I've never been in a Star Wars book but that would be some fourth wall bending **** right there.

[Impi]

In one canon story it was stated that their shields couldn't repel firepower of that magnitude. I think that was pretty significant.

[saberopus]

also do not forget that in a star wars sometime it was made clear to us that there isn't any try.

[Wookie06]

Somebody once thought that tauntauns smelled bad on the outside.

[Jon`C]

also do not forget that in a star wars sometime it was made clear to us that there isn't any try.

Yeah there were 6 movies like that

[saberopus]

hooo

[saberopus]

someone was trying something in the prequels, but it wasn't george lucas trying to get out of his chair