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I've often wondered this, but haven't ever really came across an answer. Where exactly are humans supposed to have come from in the SW universe? They are a species that inhabits and seemingly dominates the galaxy, yet have no known homeworld, while almost every other species has one. How could one species have become so dominant?
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It has been said that humans spread like a weed throughout the galaxy, infesting every planet they came across, to the point that they were the majority, and the minority, at the same time.

 

Im guessing that the humans discovered space travel first, but lost contact with whatever home world they had, and eventually created different sub-cultures, different from whatever they had, and eventually created all the different cultures we see today.

 

There is also the 'seeding' theory, but lets not get into that.

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I've always liked to think that Earth is in the unknown regions. And that human's spread by either discovering some form of advanced space travel or something along the lines of KOTOR - where an advanced civilisation interferred and after several years of war, Earth was lost from all records.

 

Well, that's what I think anyway . . .

 

Who knows - maybe some time in EU they'll find Earth's or clues of it - personally I'd like it not to be found, kind of leaves it misterious, though that they learn of its existance etc.

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It couldn't be Earth for one reason: it all happens in a Galaxy Far, Far away. I think that humans probably originated in the Corellian or Coruscant sectors, as those seem to be the most common places to find humans. From there they spread and, as stated above, sort of took over and formed diverse new cultures.

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Supposedly Coruscant is the craddle of humanity in the GFFA, from there whatever aliens built the Corellian system took some of them, and once hypedrive was invented they colonized most of the Core world.
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I think I've heard that too. Remeber, the only way to get sunlight is through an elaborate system of mirors (at least it was before the vong came), and water has to be mined from the polar regions.

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It has a rather template climate, without the mirrors and all. Mirrors were just build to warm the planet up a bit, because of the height at which the buildings rose, a couple thousand meters abouve sea level will cool it up for you.

And the humans where the first to build all ver Coruscant, I read that after the two other nonhuman races wiped themselves out on Coruscant, only the humans were left to build up the world...

 

From Coruscant colonists left for Kuat, Chandrila and Alderaan.

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Well I know that if you play Knights of the Old Republic it tells you about an Empire that existed a long time ago, before hyperspace travel was even invented (in the sense it's in now anyways), and I'm pretty sure the books have hinted at a race that has dominated the galaxy before the Republic.

 

So I don't think the humans were first to discover anything, I just think they spread like parasites once they got space travel :P

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Aye, it's more likely that humans were slaves of sorts and after this all-encompassing race destroyed its-self, they were there to pick up the pieces.

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Aye, it's more likely that humans were slaves of sorts and after this all-encompassing race destroyed its-self, they were there to pick up the pieces.

 

That sounds more reasonable than any other theory so far.

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The only flaw is, why didn't the Mon Calamari, Bothans, Sullustans, Gotal, Byss, Hutts, Rodians, Weequay, Ithorians, Quarrens, Gran, Aqualish, Abyssin, Noghri, Clawdite, Duros, Faleen, Neimoidians, Wookies, or Selonians do the same?

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Maybe they weren't slaves but the masters...That would explain why they're the ones spread all over, and the slaves were only used on their home worlds.

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Or maybe they never really traveled or saw the need until the "slave masters" and humans began to populate their own seperate sectors...
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YOu are all wrong... It was the Goahuld that stole the humans from their home planet to use them as slaves and then abandonned them on certain planets :P

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hi

 

about hyperspace travel and humans, according to some star wars RPG material, historians of the 'old republic' believed that the Duros (non-humans from the planet of duros :) ) introduced the hyperdrive to the humans.

 

however the material does mention that the duros introduced it to the humans of Coruscant and Corellia.

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pen and paper RPG, I believe the book is called Star Wars Rebellion Era Sourcebook. published by wizards of the coast, and it has the 'Lucas Books' stamp of approval thing, along with the lucasfilm TM, just to say its official
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I might give that a try, I would not mind a little extra info on SW in general. :) Oh, and welcome to SWR, smellymummy. :D
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