Talk:The Pegasus Project

message: No offence but last week's ep really was sub-par for SG-1, the season premier was good but not as good as it could have been. Very well done episode. But why weren't Ronon and Teyla in the episode? I know the reason was because they weren't needed for the mission but I'm talking copyright-wise, was there a reason pertaining to that sort of thing? I mean, if they weren't going to be on the mission or related to it or anything, there should have been at least a "Hi Ronon/Teyla" thing by someone from SG-1.  --Faris b 06:42, 29 July 2006 (UTC)
replies: text: No, there was no copyright issue; after all, Sheppard and Zelenka both made their first appearances in this episode, so Ronon and Teyla could have crossed over as well.  I think the main reason that they did not was money; they already had three Atlantis regulars, plus Colonel Emerson, Morgan le Fay, Zelenka, Walter, and the Atlantis version of Walter in the episode.  That has to get expensive.  Finally, this episode was probably shot at the same time as Sateda, which looks to be a very Ronon-heavy episode, and it would have been a very tough shooting schedule if he were to appear in SG-1 as well. --DiegoTehMexican 14:02, 29 July 2006 (UTC)
thread_title:  Best ep since Camelot! 

message: Can it be reasonably assumed that the black hole is the entire reason an Earth gate was able to establish an intergalactic wormhole? After all, in the Atlantis episode, Home, McKay has to bring a special crytal from the Atlantis gate to establish a wormhole back to Earth. This is done because there is enough of an energy souce on the planet, but only the Atlantis gate was capable of dialing Earth because of the extra crystal. Maybe the intergalactic wormhole restrictions only apply to Pegasus gates (blue chevrons)? If so, it might be interesting to hint at the implications if the gate orbiting the black hole is ever shut down or recovered.
:How about the possibility of the Wraith using the wormhole to get to the Milky Way, eh?  :-)  --Bark 19:49, 4 August 2006 (UTC)
thread_title:  Intergalactic Wormholes? 

message: I'm not sure but if i remember correctly, gate chevrons refer to star constellations:
A set of 7 chevrons attaches to a planet (which over time the gate system compensates for).
A set of 8 chevrons connects to a planet in another galaxy.
So if that's correct, space gates can only work when in orbit of a respective planet. So mckay's plan of gathering multiple gates and then using them to act as a bridge, to shorten the time between Pegasus and the Milky Way, won't work because there's no planets? Fusionblue 20:24, 3 August 2006 (UTC)
replies: text: No reason why it cant if theyve done there research. Matthew Fenton (contribs) 20:27, 3 August 2006 (UTC)
replies: text: The 6 chevrons refer to a point in space, it doesn't matter if there is a planet there or not. So with a space gate the 6 symbols point to spot X, if there is a gate at spot X then that gate will open whether it is on a planet, orbiting a planet or floating in space. Konman72 08:20, 4 August 2006 (UTC)
thread_title:  Continuity Error 

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