Remember the Death Star? Yeah, that “small moon” designed by the Empire to destroy planets? The Death Star was essentially a sovereign, standalone outpost in the middle of space. Way off grid. It can make one wonder what they did to generate power out there. Did they rent? Was a microgrid set up in the basement? What kind of fuel powered the electrical generation equipment? And ultimately, why didn’t they put a rain cap on the exhaust port? My money is on natural gas generators providing power because all it took was one missile, down an exhaust port the size of a Wamp rat, to ignite the whole thing into a ball of flame and sparks. In the vacuum of space, no less. Natural gas is the most logical fuel source for powering the Death Star, as its clean burning characteristics would be compliant with imperial emissions regulations. Ultimately it led to its downfall, well, that and the ability of Luke Skywalker to guide missiles with his mind. So, what are the similarities between the Death Star and a data