Luke Skywalker, the hero of the original " Star Wars" trilogy, grows up on his uncle's moisture farm, extracting water from Tatooine's arid atmosphere.
But maybe, with all these powerful telescopes, whether for the one from China's CHES mission or Webb or Gaia, we'll soon find out a Tatooine lying somewhere in the universe.
A planet that orbits two stars would look much like Tatooine from Star Wars, with two brilliant sunsets each day and two shadows instead of one for each person.
That force is gravity (gravity being another gravis descendant), a fundamental physical force that is responsible for bringing us literally back down to earth (or Tatooine, as it were).
The upside of this for everyone else in these stories, let's say the settlers on Tatooine or the muggles in England, is that they didn't have to worry about these grand matters.
One day he sensed his mother- whom by the way no one had bothered to try and rescue from slavery yet- was in terrible pain and he returned to Tatooine, defying his master, Obi-Wan's orders to not go.