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*Ahem* The answer is in the year 1810 A.D.Into the Great UnknownThere was once a comic that meshed our world with that of Star Wars. Of course, it’s non-canon but it’s the only reference we have.In this comic, Han is on the run from the Empire and makes a random jump into hyperspace and crash lands on Earth, in the redwood forests of California. Unfortunately, the engine of the Falcon fails, and he is stranded. He is eventually killed by Native Americans. Chewbacca escapes, and later becomes the legendary bigfoot.Years later, Dr. Henry Jones Jr. explores the wreckage of the Falcon.You can read the whole comic here.OK: now let’s check the dates here. We’re going off of Legends.OK, so Han compares the redwoods to Endor, meaning this takes place after Return of the Jedi (in 4 ABY). But it also seems that it’s not long after either, as the Empire is still around, which sets it before 11 ABY. Han also doesn’t mention Leia at all in his dying breaths, only mentioning kids - which, considering how young Han is, must be hypothetical. This also pushes our timeline back to a four-year window - Han would have made this journey between the years 4 ABY and 8 ABY.The comic also gives us an exact time gap between the death of Han Solo and Indiana Jones’s discovery of the Falcon: 126 years. This sets the “future” portion of the comic between the years 130 ABY and 134 ABY.Now let’s check the Indiana Jones timeline to see in what year in our timeline Dr. Jones found the Falcon.Indiana Jones is accompanied by an older Short Round - about in his teenage years by the looks of it. Being generous, we’ll say Short Round could be between the ages of 14–18. Going by the Indiana Jones adventure timeline, this would place the latter half of the comic between the years 1940 and 1944 A.D. And this would place Han’s discovery of Earth between 1814 and 1818 A.D.So to find the conversion between the Christian calendar of Earth and the Battle of Yavin calendar of the Star Wars galaxy you simply subtract 1,810 from the Earth years and there you have it. To do the reverse, simply add 1,810 to the ABY date.So to find out when the first Star Wars film took place, all we have to do is add 1,810 to the ABY 0 year, when A New Hope takes place. And whaddya know!The answer is 1810 A.D.BONUS!According to this conversion, George Lucas was given the Journal of the Whills in the year 167 ABY, 63 years after R2-D2 delivered his records to the Keeper of the Whills.And the current year, 2017 A.D., is 207 ABY.

Vastly superior aircraft.The Ercoupe is almost mythical. Successfully designed as safe and cheap, yet there are only a few hundred, practically unknown. Stall & spin proof, easy to fly.In the '30s, there were a few designers who made successful easy & safe to fly all-wing+fin planes. cheaper and simpler, and readily scaled up from little test planes The makers were derided and then ignored and had to go to work for bigger established designers or the military.FauvelMany examples and some copies of his gliders of the sort are still around, and fly well.Cheranovskymost notably, the Arup company, (Indiana, “air+up”) Remarkably successful. Rugged, cheap and simple, stall and spin proof, sleek and quick & nimble on little power, with spooky slow landing speeds contributing greatly to ease and safety. But they looked funny. Utterly ignored by investors and buyers, the 2 iterations flew airshows carrying advertizements to pay for shop & hangar space.Also in the '30s, the Nemeth “parachute plane” named for its near-zero landing speed. Climbed at 45° (like the Arup) Stall & spin proof, faster than the biplane which the fuselage came fromFarman made one, turned out much the same. Ignored, he dropped it and went to work building other marketable things.——Burnelli, it might be said made a bad name for himself after his effort for what became the Douglas A-20 was denied despite Army favor, for political favoritism. FDR threw the pen across the room instead of signing, when he found that Burnelli had a financial backer, who opposed Roosevelt's campaign. He kept submitting designs even after the army simply said they will no longer accept any of his bids, even for sub-contract work. One of his planes crashed in early '30s due to mechanical errors. It hit the ground 110°+ roll, nose down at 130+ mph. wings and tail shredded and scattered as any plane would turn to confetti. Engines broke off as the fuselage body cart-wheeled along, coming to rest upright. When they broke it open, there was no leak of any of the little fuel in tanks in it, no great deformity of passenger compartment, and two crew walked away.This one from the '40s was similar. You almost couldn't make it stall, it just drofpped the nose and went on. Test pilot said you could do a “suicide-stall”: cut power back and pull back until it starts acting like it's stalling, then kick a rudder pedal and let go. Anything else you're spinning dropping like a stone. The CBY-3 just glides out.