Made the MIT Infinite Corridor in less than one parsec !

Part of my final project for an amazing class called: How to Make Almost Anything. Made a cool program for turning 3d models into big 3d cardboard things. This gave birth to the giant Falcon. What do you do with a giant Millennium Falcon? The MIT Infinite Corridor in less then a Parsec.
For more info: http://web.media.mit.edu/~rwistort/rybots/projects2D3D.html
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[simhopp]

there are several arguments concerning that. one Lucas used was that shortest distance between two inter-stellar destination has to be calculated while avoiding astroids etc. another being it is like saying "I was doing 100 kilos" when we actually mean "I was going at 100 kilometers per hour" ie, per time unit was omitted. so Han was actually saying parsec per hour (or what ever time unit he was using) ie, he was refering to how fast he was going, not how long it took.

[Bluecarpet001]

u make me lol, i bet you have no idea how hard kids who go to MIT work. yes i read your profile i saw you went to cal. i also saw you believe in all the 2012 end of the world conspiracy BS.

[RuffleTheTeacher]

PhDs in Euprope studying this shit are coming up with actual scince.... yet you are running around with toys and shooting particle beams at the hollowed halls of an established university....

Hey, did you watch "The Hills" last night, OMG! I cannot believe she....

fu.

[DaveMagee83]

Parsec is a unit of distance...not time.... I think?

[gork42]

Nice job on the ship now make a DIY steadicam. Eeesh!

[MrJeff]

if that realy was in space, it was unnesesary to tilt the ship sideways. xD

[usemoreproduct]

that hunk of junk?