Character
Ames Uravan
Canon Linked from 16 articles
Ames Uravan was a human male scientist and engineer from the Outer Rim planet Christophsis. A pioneer in the kyber crystal research field, Uravan was forcibly conscripted into Imperial service around 19 BBY. During that time, he was assigned to the kyber crystal research team division of the Tarkin Initiative, which was stationed at the Eadu Energy Conversion Laboratory on the mountainous Outer Rim planet Eadu. Under the leadership of the crystallographer Galen Erso, Uravan and his colleagues worked to turn kyber crystals into a viable energy source for the superlaser of the Death Star battle station, giving it the capability to destroy entire planets. Uravan's duties on Eadu included synthetically fusing together kyber crystal fragments imported from the Mid Rim moon Jedha.
In 1 BBY, Imperial Director Orson Krennic found evidence that a member of Uravan's research team had conspired with a cargo pilot to send a message to the Rebel Alliance about the Death Star project. Krennic brought death troopers to confront Uravan and his colleagues, instructing the traitor to expose himself. Despite Erso admitting to the betrayal, Krennic proceeded to have the troopers execute Uravan and the rest of his research team.
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Facts
- Homeworld
- Christophsis
- Died
- 1 BBY, Eadu
- Species
- Human
- Gender
- Male
- Pronouns
- He/him
- Height
- Around 1.83 meters
- Hair
- Brown
- Eyes
- Brown
- Skin
- Light
- Affiliations
- Galactic Empire
- Kyber crystal research team
Appearances
6 works, in story order
Linked from
The best-known articles that mention Ames Uravan.
- Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
- Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (novelization)
- Rogue One Adaptation 3
- Star Wars: Rogue One: Secret Mission
- Operation Fracture
- Mission to Eadu
- Star Wars: Rogue One: The Ultimate Visual Guide
- Star Wars: Timelines
- Star Wars: Card Trader
- Antiseptic coveralls
- Databank (2014-)
- Phase-shifted grafting technique