The Death Star would also be too heavy to remain in low orbit without any form of propulsion. It's possible to push it higher, but we would need a “prohibitive” amount of rocket fuel.

Scientists study 'Death Star' to save Earth By Rob Verger Fox News Published October 12, 2016 3:02pm EDT | Updated October 12, 2016 4:00pm EDT ...

Since the Death Star outputs energy equal to several main-sequence stars, even if the actual composition of Earth is used in equation, the value yielded is only a few orders of magnitudes larger ...

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — A white dwarf star in the constellation Virgo turns out to be a “death star” worthy of “Star Wars.” Astronomers announced Wednesday that they have dis… ...

In a bid to hype its Star Wars Collection clothing line, the sportswear company invites internet users to virtually destroy neighborhoods with a Google Earth-powered Death Star. Here’s how it works.

The Disney Parks Blog announced that the moon-like Spaceship Earth is set to transform into the Death Star in celebration of Rogue One at a special after-hours event at Epcot on December 5th.