Let’s calculate whether the lightsaber-catching, Sarlacc-pit-avoiding maneuver can be done by mere mortals or requires help from the Force.
is the final position. Let's set the final position to 0 meters so that the starting position would be 3 meters. The initial velocity is going to be the value of 8.11 meters per second, and g is the gravitational field . The only thing I don't know is the time .. Doing so gives a flight time of 1.10 seconds. Notice that this is indeed a shorter time interval than the value from the clip . I think this interval is more legitimate.
Knowing both the horizontal and vertical velocity at the launch, we can find the launch angle of the lightsaber. Plugging in the numbers, this gives a launch angle of 41.7 degrees above the horizontal. That seems like a pretty reasonable shot—but it still feels like R2 launches it at a higher angle to give Luke more time to get into position.Now let's move on to Luke's maneuver. We can also break this into two parts. In the first one, Luke steps off the plank while turning around.
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