So, the frames from the malp was coming through at 25fps right? but looked super slow to the SGC But, they were able to zoom out, and pan the camera, at close to "real time" So, those motors on the malp managed to maneuver to get the black hole in frame in what? 2/25ths? 3/25ths of a second?
So they moved the blackhole to another planet and basically ended existence of that planet. Imagine someone else did that to Earth. That wasn't nice of SG1 tbh
The wormhole was outgoing from the SGC. So when the shaped charge went off, the wormhole jumped from the black hole planet to another safe one. So the black hole Stargate was essentially cut off completely. The connection was now ( SGC -> Random Planet )
@@Gatetraveller1 Ah. Yes. I remember Carter saying that and that they just have to shut it off once it works. Yeah, thanks for clarifying. Amazing show. My best TV watching days was stargate sg1 and Atlantis. Universe was also incredible now that I watched it recently.
I tend to stick with what’s seen in the series/movies. So if you consider the books canon to the show, then you are correct. I’ve not done much research into the novels myself.
@@Gatetraveller1 I feel the same way with Star Trek. Only the shows and movies are cannon for me. Some people like to throw in the books and video games.
@@JV-pu8kx when it comes to expanded media in Stargate, I refer to those stories as ‘quantum mirror events’. We’re just looking at an alternate universe that shares the same story up until that point.
I was always of thought that SG10 were still alive and running back to stargate when Sam threw the other gate into the sun so they are basically running into hot stream of stars core.
So, the frames from the malp was coming through at 25fps right? but looked super slow to the SGC
But, they were able to zoom out, and pan the camera, at close to "real time"
So, those motors on the malp managed to maneuver to get the black hole in frame in what? 2/25ths? 3/25ths of a second?
Fastest MALP in the west
So they moved the blackhole to another planet and basically ended existence of that planet. Imagine someone else did that to Earth. That wasn't nice of SG1 tbh
The wormhole was outgoing from the SGC. So when the shaped charge went off, the wormhole jumped from the black hole planet to another safe one. So the black hole Stargate was essentially cut off completely.
The connection was now ( SGC -> Random Planet )
@@Gatetraveller1 Ah. Yes. I remember Carter saying that and that they just have to shut it off once it works. Yeah, thanks for clarifying.
Amazing show. My best TV watching days was stargate sg1 and Atlantis. Universe was also incredible now that I watched it recently.
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Sg10 was saved in a book
I could be mistaken, but SG10 was eventually recovered a few years after Ark of Truth and Continuum by Carter in one of the stargate novels.
I tend to stick with what’s seen in the series/movies. So if you consider the books canon to the show, then you are correct. I’ve not done much research into the novels myself.
@@Gatetraveller1 I feel the same way with Star Trek. Only the shows and movies are cannon for me. Some people like to throw in the books and video games.
they would have died evapored by the sun plasma when they use the gate for blowing up the sun
@@JV-pu8kx when it comes to expanded media in Stargate, I refer to those stories as ‘quantum mirror events’. We’re just looking at an alternate universe that shares the same story up until that point.
I was always of thought that SG10 were still alive and running back to stargate when Sam threw the other gate into the sun so they are basically running into hot stream of stars core.