I've seen this happen in several episodes (s1-s3).

I'm willing to concede to it being a production mistake, however in some episodes it seems deliberate, like "New Ground", where the episode literally starts in a close up of Earth's point of origin symbol in a Stargate in another planet.

Hard to argue for production error there.

Figured we could look at some costume designs this time.
Im open to other episodes or things, to look at, if you want to suggest them.

Video showing the Gate's dialing sequence and the travel through the gate

Short clip from a free 3D browser game I have been making. Obviously it is supposed to be a fan-made game, not trying to hurt any rights, trademarks etc.

What do you think of the dialing sequence and the travel - obviously different and not so polished, but will it work for now?

Background: I have been working on a 3D browser game engine for some time, and recently I re-purposed it for a new fan project. It will be a single player game with optional co-op mode.

Let me know if you think I can keep this animation!

Hey all! This is a mini painting (4 inch x 4 inch) I made a while back of a Stargate! I knowww there are a few symbols missing… couldn’t fit them all in to that tiny canvas…

I just needed to get this out of my head, I see a lovely overlap in how faith based power works in both of these universes (that is Discworld and Stargate universes).

Hi all,

Just watched last nights State of the Gate with David, Darren and Jenny Stiven, who works in the industry, and she shared some encouraging information about the campaign's impact.

She stated:

"I know that our campaign had an impact. I know that the campaign guided certain decisions, post-cancellation."

When asked directly whether #SaveStargate contributed to Amazon's mandate that the new Stargate series, now in the hands of Jac Schaeffer, remain in canon with the original TV shows, her answer was simply:

"Yes."

That's pretty significant. It suggests months of campaigning and showing our support for what came before genuinely made a difference. Amazon noticed and has given the hard-line mandate that whatever is to come and whatever Jac chooses to pitch is to be within the TV-universe! Job well done to all! This fanbase is awesome! ❤️

It's something worth remembering going forward. Of course, it's disappointing to say the least that Brad, Joe & Martin aren't involved... But that doesn't mean we should against the new series before we've even seen it, or before anything's green-lit.

We've spent these months, years fighting to bring Stargate back.

Now that there's movement, let's keep that enthusiasm and support alive, give the new team a fair chance, and hopefully, with this news, welcome a new chapter of the universe we all love, and maybe...just maybe.. some of the characters we all love. ❤️

Ill link the video here aswell so you can watch. Around the 42min mark in the video she talks about the campaigns impact, and what I just wrote.

They must of had some crazy numbers of ships to throw at the Ancients.

Considering the Daedelus was pretty effective on its own against hive ships, you'd think Ancient warships with more firepower and far greater numbers would be able handle the Wraith without too much problem.

Of course for plot point purposes they were defeated. But in all practicality from what we know, they shouldn't have. Their technological advantage should have made them near invincible, especially with ZPMs powering their ships, weapons, and defenses.

Or somehow the Wraith were able to scale to a level where they outnumbered them 1000 to 1 or something.

Made these two and figured may as well share them

In S2 Sokar uses a particle accelerator to attack the Iris and force Sgc to hand over Apophis.

How come no goauld lords nor other enemies tries this before nor after? It seemed rather effective?

Started as a thought about why Jonas is using an intar in Shadow play. I always assumed it was something like Jonas going along with the Dr Keiran to the hide out, not wanting to kill anyone 'innocent'. Then it was all revealed to be in the Dr Keiran's head.

According to the gateworld the intar was a hint to the audience that Dr Keiran was imagining it all.

The production not also mention the intar "...is the weapon Jonas carries with him off-world (for the time being)."

But I have no recollection of Jonas ever carrying an intar outside of this scene.

Is that a poorly written note or did I miss the glowing red gun part for most of a series?

Since I actually like the idea of a full reboot and hardly anyone else on this sub supports that idea, i thought we'd get some actual numbers on what people would prefer.

It seems like we have individual examples of ancients like Ayiana who had healing powers at least. We also know that ancients were 'more evolved' (in the science-fiction sense) and relatively close to biological ascension for a good chunk of their existence. We've also seen random examples of humans who have some of these powers (the people of the cloister and that one man from the Seer episode of Atlantis).

But it seems like a lot of the non-ascended ancients that were actually encountered in Atlantis were...normal? The crew of the Aurora and the crew that the Daedalus rescued from from intergalactic space don't seem to have exhibited any special abilities.

They also found the SWF file that’s animated. But I need to find a way to convert it to a gif or video.

I literally hadn’t spoken to them in over a decade, they saw my original post here and reached out to me

a few of y’all shared interest in seeing it higher quality. So here it is 🥰

Hi guys, I created puddle jumpers for Minecraft to work with my stargate mod. They are still in active development and more functionality will come

You can check whole mod here: https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/lantea-stargates

sorry, these are not the communication stones you've been looking for!

https://www.reddit.com/r/insanefbmarketplace/comments/1x604d5/fake_historical_artifacts

A Star Wars reference in Stargate. Cool.

Advent Calendar - Stargate Movie 1994

Official Stargate license

1994 movie calendar

17 story-based builds

15 minifigs included

New Jaffa elements

Initially, I had the idea there were probably a few hundred million people in the galaxy, but this statement (S5 Ep 15) makes me wonder if it is in the billions. If Baal, a system lord, can wipe out 60 million people without a major loss to his power (assuming he wouldn't shoot himself in the foot), it makes sense he would have hundreds of millions himself. He doesn't seem especially more powerful than the other 6 system lords at the time either, so likely low billion for total.
Shortly after this Baal complains about losing 2000 Jaffa and it seems quite annoying to him, but I attribute this more to him not wanting to lose than having a significant loss for him.
Is this probably a throwaway line that didn't have this much nitpicking thought about the overall worldbuilding put into it? Absolutely, just something I've been thinking about.

Absolutely perfect comedy moment lol

Marked as spoiler just in case