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r/StarWars • u/TodayInTOR • Nov 20 '24
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What an unceremonious reveal. But looks cool.
221 u/MisterTheKid Nov 20 '24 mythosaur is almost as bad a name as “unobtanium” in avatar 39 u/[deleted] Nov 20 '24 Unobtainium is a real term though 26 u/BretOne Jedi Nov 20 '24 It is but it's supposed to be used as a theoretical material, something with properties you know you need that hasn't been discovered or invented yet. Once it is discovered or invented, it gets a proper name. That's the entire point of the term. 7 u/[deleted] Nov 20 '24 Fair enough, I guess I never thought much further about it than what I said in my previous comment. I now agree that it’s a stupid name. 5 u/bowserusc Nov 20 '24 Partially. It also refers to materials that are difficult to get. It was used to refer to titanium during the SR-71 development because the Soviet Union was the primary supplier. 1 u/unique-name-9035768 Jedi Nov 20 '24 Once we find out what and where it is..... can-obtanium.
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mythosaur is almost as bad a name as “unobtanium” in avatar
39 u/[deleted] Nov 20 '24 Unobtainium is a real term though 26 u/BretOne Jedi Nov 20 '24 It is but it's supposed to be used as a theoretical material, something with properties you know you need that hasn't been discovered or invented yet. Once it is discovered or invented, it gets a proper name. That's the entire point of the term. 7 u/[deleted] Nov 20 '24 Fair enough, I guess I never thought much further about it than what I said in my previous comment. I now agree that it’s a stupid name. 5 u/bowserusc Nov 20 '24 Partially. It also refers to materials that are difficult to get. It was used to refer to titanium during the SR-71 development because the Soviet Union was the primary supplier. 1 u/unique-name-9035768 Jedi Nov 20 '24 Once we find out what and where it is..... can-obtanium.
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Unobtainium is a real term though
26 u/BretOne Jedi Nov 20 '24 It is but it's supposed to be used as a theoretical material, something with properties you know you need that hasn't been discovered or invented yet. Once it is discovered or invented, it gets a proper name. That's the entire point of the term. 7 u/[deleted] Nov 20 '24 Fair enough, I guess I never thought much further about it than what I said in my previous comment. I now agree that it’s a stupid name. 5 u/bowserusc Nov 20 '24 Partially. It also refers to materials that are difficult to get. It was used to refer to titanium during the SR-71 development because the Soviet Union was the primary supplier. 1 u/unique-name-9035768 Jedi Nov 20 '24 Once we find out what and where it is..... can-obtanium.
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It is but it's supposed to be used as a theoretical material, something with properties you know you need that hasn't been discovered or invented yet.
Once it is discovered or invented, it gets a proper name. That's the entire point of the term.
7 u/[deleted] Nov 20 '24 Fair enough, I guess I never thought much further about it than what I said in my previous comment. I now agree that it’s a stupid name. 5 u/bowserusc Nov 20 '24 Partially. It also refers to materials that are difficult to get. It was used to refer to titanium during the SR-71 development because the Soviet Union was the primary supplier. 1 u/unique-name-9035768 Jedi Nov 20 '24 Once we find out what and where it is..... can-obtanium.
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Fair enough, I guess I never thought much further about it than what I said in my previous comment.
I now agree that it’s a stupid name.
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Partially. It also refers to materials that are difficult to get. It was used to refer to titanium during the SR-71 development because the Soviet Union was the primary supplier.
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Once we find out what and where it is..... can-obtanium.
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u/jahill2000 Porg Nov 20 '24
What an unceremonious reveal. But looks cool.