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Would it have made a difference?

Because the weapons in stargate are that powerful.

Well, it does MAKE sense. With power involved, withouth shields/structural integrity fields hit on unprotected hull usually would spread starship across solar system.

Well thats makes sense for a warships, Destiny isn't a warship. It's a very long endurance exploration ship. Destiny survived because it ignored everything and waited for it's FTL timer to count down long before the expedition arrived. Sure the bridge retracted into the hull and it has powerful shields and weapons so it was built with combat in mind but this is not it's primary purpose.

@@WaveForceful Keep in mind the age of Destiny. It may well have been a repurposed warship, and/or one of the first designs made after the Ancients fled oppression by the Ori and their followers. It's possible the reason for its warship-like features was because the mission was important... but due to travelling around the universe, there's every likelihood that Ori ships could've run into or found it and tried to destroy it. That said, maybe it's not the Ori, but that there were (or possibly are) races out there as powerful as the Alterans were when Destiny was launched. We never did find out who created those Drone Ships that were constantly attacking Destiny in season 2...

Most ships in the expanse have a combat control centre within the centre of the ship, the most protected location, weapons and manoeuvring are remotely controlled. The centre can be sealed off and has its own life support system.

@@d.s.151 I'm sure most sci-fi ships have a secondary control centre/Bridge. It makes sense to have a redundant area like that in case the first is compromised. As for things like weapons and shields and other important controls, in ships like the Enterprise or Voyager from Star Trek (where there's a lot of people on board, as opposed to single-manned ships like The Millennium Falcon), such controls would indeed be run remotely, with the main consoles in places like Engineering and whatnot. It just always bugs me how in most sci-fi, ships show the main control centre as being right on top and only protected by a thin wall and a transparent screen area. Having Destiny submerge the control centre would mean that even if the shields go down, you're likely protected by an incredibly thick ceiling of armour too.

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I think Young tried that in his second attempt and even more Nakai motherships showed up and the result was the same. It was destiny trying a kobayashi maru on Young as Young at this point fell into depression and doubted his ability as a leader, Destiny was basically trying to get him back in the saddle by putting him though situations that are unwinnable, making him a better decision maker, showing him that he will need to face death and these situations time and time again.

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Well Destiny is ancient in every sense of the word. You’ll notice that as this fight goes on in the whole episode and the next one, the shields fail in some places. The tech, whilst advanced, is unique in that the shields cycle through various energy frequencies trying to get the best match to the weapons being fired at them. The further away the frequency, the more damage taken. Shields in Stargate gradually let energy bleed through anyway as they weaken, causing overloads and therefore the sparking panels that we see.

@@rhysgarner9867 it looks good on the screen .. Like Martin Lloyd said everyone loves explosions.. The more the better

Kind of a late answer, but to add to what Rhys said, in most sci-fi shows, shields only dampen the damage taken from energy weapons, reducing how much actually bleeds through to the ship. Very small amounts of damage are negated entirely, but anything with a sufficient amount of power will bleed through into the ship's systems. Typically ships are also fitted with a polarised hull plating (and/or an array of the equivalent of surge protectors or fuses) that will absorb excess energy that bleeds through the shields. These are the items that blow out and cause the little spark explosions, but stop that energy from causing control consoles from just flat out exploding in the crew member's face (unless you're in Star Trek, that tend to build their consoles out of Explodium lol)

No it makes no sense whatsoever for there to be power surges in the control section to cause sparks and explosions. It is complete bullshit. Its only purpose is aesthetics and ambience. It is supposed to instill a sense of danger in the background while you are supposed to be focusing on the acting. The problem is, hackjob writers and directors can't do it correctly and have the explosions everywhere for no reason and try to make it the main focus of drama and danger rather than close ups of the actors and making the actors actually do their jobs and act.

because the ship is 50 million years old and has been damaged via both neglect and things attacking it over those 50 million years.

I thought people who hated SGU were extinct by now, due to the Stargate drought we've been experiencing for the last... Decade? Not going to be rude to you, you're entitled to your opinion, but I thought it wasn't all too bad. It got a lot better in the second season, and it looked like they were starting to get on track. Still, I totally get where you are coming from.

@@dvlx_a997 For the first season, absolutely agree. Second season was more mediocre than terrible. We're used to Stargate being absolutely amazing, but the show ran on for so long that they needed to experiment. It was a massive misstep, but it had some redeeming qualities. Frankly, I'd rather have mediocre Stargate shows than no Stargate shows at all.

Actually, it would simply disperse. Nothing "hangs still" in the space - everything moves in relation to something else. Usually biggest mass concentration like a planet, star, or the core of a galaxy.

Old comment I know, but the ships that from this graveyard are from the race that occupied the Seed Ship. It’s implied that their war with the Drones hasn’t been going on that long.

It was cancelled in 2011 sadly, and MGM has been mostly quiet about it.

Until the universe dies

Sometimes called star-diver ships in slang references for that kind of power system. (Solar powered class of ship.)

Yet it can't handle blasts from enemy ships.

@@orlock20 honestly the drones seemed like glass cannons, you never seem them survive a hit, so there probably a engine, a weapon and a basic AI in it and thats it, making it a lot easier to mass produce.

Not so much, yea, stars are "everywhere" but space is soooooo much bigger than media makes one believe. Ie: interstellar travel will make the Voyager episode "Night" look like the average trip

Nope, just some race in that galaxy built them and they are programmed to eliminate all other technology.

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@@dlarge6502 Probably Daleks...

Actually. Blown.

That guy was a dumbass... When scott said "You need to seal off the entire area around the observation deck." He should have started that process immediately then ask scott for a situation report afterwards...

Indeed!

I was hooked first episode.

It was a crap show and you know it.

The show in and of itself was a fucking crime. This softcore porn disaster murdered the whole franchise.

One can hope, but then I feel it's a bit of a cop out as it takes away the mystery of an incredibly ancient ship that has multiple hull breaches to limit its possible secrets.

Considering how old the video is, just be glad it's not 144p

sublight drives?

The enemies weapons?

Power systems, specifically the lines feeding their reactors.

And interface them how, exactly? Destiny predates ZPMs and other "modern" Lantean tech by thousands of years. I doubt the technology would be compatible.

We can’t even charge the first iPhone with the latest iPhone charger, I doubt a ZPM would work in a much older ancient ship

@@alexpacino1 Throughout the SG franchise, if there was a will there was a way. And as for charging old iPhone, ever heard of an adapter? Someone would have just had to figure out how to adapt Destiny to the ZPM tech level.

manuel ramirez They managed to interface a ZPM with the power vault at Stargate Command as well as plug one into a BC-304, I think they could make it work

@@RudyBleeker what is your point? earth made an interface that made the zpm compatible with earh-asgard tech (remember, they used zpm on multiple BC-304) , so I'm pretty sure they can do the same with the Destiny

Because nothing is better than something?

Because Stargate is better than BSG.

***** Well SGU was more like Voyager than BSG. There wasn't the stake of being the last surviving humans. And it was better than Voyager, since unlike that ship, this crew didn't have a clue what they're doing on the ship. Most of the exploration wasn't of different planets, but of the giant ancient ship.

It was much less like Voyager in one BIG way, though. Events of one episode had consequences in the next. Voyager was supposed to be alone, the only Federation vessel on the other side of the galaxy, and yet we scarcely saw a hair out of place, a bulkhead ruptured, anything that lasted. There were some character arcs, sure, but for the most part, Voyager tried to be another TNG “let's go exploring", new monster or race each week. Whilst Destiny had some of that, too, it from day one had bigger arcs and it had repercussions that lasted. They lost people. Destiny had a character blinded, permanently. Tuvok got blinded in Year Of Hell, and honestly, that episode was the closest we got to seeing Voyager have a sense of consequences, and the difficulties of being alone on the other side of the galaxy. I'd say in this regard SGU *was* much more like BSG than Voyager.

This most certainly was Stargate: Universe and not BSG.

Because it was a very old ship, this ship was built before the stargate network. We can assume they didn't have the technology they had when they built atlantis and Aurora type ships.

rush says in the first episode, its an ancient ship, both of the terms. yet it is an old ship, it is perfect for its desing, exploration. perfect AI, to scan planets to resupply on the other side of the universe!

Well they had power issues and what not.. I think if Destiny was in perfect working order she would easely win

Well, it's a really old ship, way older than anything else we've seen...

Also dont forget that the Destiny ship is about 50 million years old and it is still functioning! The reason why its weapons are weaker than the Lantean ships seen in other SG series is because it was built way before Atlantis and Orion class battleships, not to mention that it's main purpose was not military usage, but exploration. This battle was like a 1 M9 half Track vs 9 M1 Abrams Tanks...

***** there's no perfect form of government. Our technological advances surpasses our capability to understand others around us.

***** I would say religious radicals who used faith as a weapon to control much of our existence are partly responsible, its the rest of us who submit to these twisted claims are also responsible as well.

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Jess Rmnv the reason why we are so far is because of war we are always wondering how we can kill eachother faster

2016+ years? Humanity as a social and progressive species has existed now for over 100,000 years. It wasn't until 10,000 years ago though that we started building large aggregates of houses (cities).

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Yeah, I just assume that all the windows are made from some form of photochromic glass and that they just don't mention that. Lots of SF shows make little mistakes in science like this. What has always bothered me worse is the sound in space.

There is sound in space it just doesn't propagate well in low density environments. The sun is very noisy and so is Jupiter but you're right, you wouldn't be hearing guns firing or lasers. In case you didn't know space has a smell too. www.sciencechannel.com/tv-shows/how-the-universe-works/videos/this-is-what-the-sun-sounds-like/ www.space.com/6509-space-smells-funny-astronauts.html

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+builder396 It was probably fuel going up before they could melt completely.

bow shock from the (helio)atmosphere, like in a tunguska meteor...

A bow shock is nothing more than a pressure wave pushed in front of an object moving at supersonic speed (speed of sound varying depending on what medium you travel through). Bow shocks dont make you explode magically (or if they do then those drone ships were fragile as glass and grossly unsuitable to even go to space in the first place).

well, it detonates rocks

Rocks are brittle, so they shatter (NOT explode). Thats why noone generally makes space ships out of them.