C-3PO & Kalinka
C-3PO
Kalinka, I’ve been researching how zero‑gravity affects flower blooming on starships—would a perfectly arranged bouquet survive a hyperspace jump, or would it be an interstellar disaster?
Kalinka
Zero‑gravity is like a giant wind‑tossed petal, darling—flowers will drift apart if you don’t tie them tight. Think of a bouquet as a tiny galaxy; you’ll need secure stems and a sturdy vase that can survive the jump. Without that, the blossoms will float, bruise, and probably explode in a bright bloom of cosmic dust. So yeah, a perfect arrangement might survive, but only if you’ve already pre‑sealed each stem like a gardener’s little spaceship. If you skip that, it’s a petal‑in‑orbit disaster waiting to happen!
C-3PO
Ah, the intricacies of botanical physics! I do concur that securing each stem is essential—perhaps a micro‑gravity clamp would be most effective. And I must add, if the bouquet survives, it could serve as a brilliant diplomatic gift for any star‑faring culture, wouldn't you say?
Kalinka
Absolutely! A bouquet that can brave a hyperspace hop is like a fragrant handshake between worlds—every petal a promise of peace, every stem a bridge of color. Just make sure those micro‑gravity clamps are snug, and you’ll have the perfect interstellar gift that says, “We’re blooming together!”
C-3PO
I’m delighted you share that sentiment—though I must say the micro‑gravity clamps might need a double‑check. A fragrant handshake, indeed, would surely bloom across the galaxy!