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Pretty sure you guys know what I'm talking about, referring to this passage:


Vader inhaled, holding the dry and slightly bitter air for as long as his scarred lungs could manage it. When he allowed the breath to be drawn from him by the respirator, he thrust his right hand toward a nearby mirror. The aluminized densecris shattered into a thousand pieces, struck by the dark side as if by a metal fist.

Vader was aware of the "unbreakable" substance splintering and falling, tinkling onto the floor, myriad reflections sparkling in the light as they seemed to move in slow motion.
-- Death Star


So, this material was considered by Imperial scientists to be unbreakable. SW weaponry goes from Kiloton levels with just starfighters to Teratons with capital ships and what-not, plus materials like Phrik surviving the explosion of Alderaan (BTW not saying the Phrik is planet level, reason cause of Inverse square-law) But it's just an example to compare to this material. Is it possible to peg this material in any way?

Isn't that the only book where it appears? Cause I can't even find references of it elsewhere. Not even on Wookiee.

Pretty much lol. But it should still be notable imo, it is supposed to be unbreakable so we have other materials we can compare it to.

Originally posted by The Merchant
Pretty much lol. But it should still be notable imo, it is supposed to be unbreakable so we have other materials we can compare it to.

Is it in any other parts of the book? The scientists what about them? Were there tests done on the material before hand?

Anything is possible with the Force. The Force defies science