Could the Millenium Falcon dock with the ISS?

[kanicbird]

Besides the invisible forcefield, some sort of emergency docking ring (or hostile boarding ring) where a polymer (or some other substance that can be used to seal the gap) would be used to basically form a seal on anything could be a answer, as well as scanning and 3d printing the correct docking ring.

[Alessan]

@Just_Asking_Questions

They were in its stomach, which is even worse. Plus, that asteroid was not big enough to have that much gravity, either.

Artifacial gravity projector?

[Bosda_Di_Chi_of_Tricor]

Ahem–reference cites

WOOKIEPEDIA.

Escape craft
Up to 5 CEC Class-1 escape pods[2]

http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Class-1_escape_pod

The Class-1 escape pod was a model of escape pod with capacity for a single passenger that was manufactured by the Corellian Engineering Corporation. At the time that the smuggler Han Solo acquired the YT-1300 light freighter Millennium Falcon, the starship carried five Class-1 escape pods.

[D18]

Isn’t the fundamental problem with your story that Han, Chewy and the Millennium Falcon all existed a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, so wouldn’t be able to dock with the ISS, regardless of what mechanisms it may or may not have had?

[levdrakon]

@scr4

This page lists the Millennium Falcon’s cargo capacity as 100 tons. The total mass of ISS is about 420 tons.

I was going to guess the Falcon would outmass the ISS and the ISS would be docking to the Falcon.