What happens if the Death Star comes out of hyperspace in the middle of an asteroid field? [duplicate]

Question

As a counter-question to this question, I wonder what happens if the Death Star comes out of hyperspace in the middle of an asteroid field... Or in the middle of a space fleet? Would it be destroyed?

^{Edit: My main question purpose was originally to know what kind of hyperspace travel the Death Star performs, but since this was edited out, I created a specific question for this. This secondary question is not a duplicate of the question I previously linked, it is in fact the opposite of it. So in order to clarify it better I will add this:}

When the Death Star comes out of the hyperspace, if its entire mass occupies, for instance a group of ships spread around part or the entirity of its area, would they just be pushed out by it, or would they still remain in that area and probably overlapsed by the Death Star mass?

Answer 1

The Death Star is designed to turn planets into debris, very similar to an asteroid field, so I would be inclined to think it has suitable defenses (ie: shields, surface turrets for point defense) to avoid damage from such. The only reason the Falcon appeared in the middle of "an asteroid field" in ANH is because they thought they were going to arrive at Alderaan, but arrived shortly after its destruction by the Death Star. So, the Death Star itself is clearly equipped to handle such environments.

As for appearing in the middle of a space fleet, the fact that the rebels have actually thrown entire space fleets at each of the Death Stars we see in the movies - and still needed to rely on getting to the reactor core via subterfuge to actually stop them - should give you an idea of how that would turn out. The only difference in your scenario would be that the space fleet isn't expecting a moon size space station / superweapon to suddenly appear in their midst.