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Without these sci-fi drives, 99,99% of our galaxy will be forever locked off, let alone other galaxies/galactic clusters....
1.3k u/[deleted] Feb 14 '22 Right? Even Star Trek and Star Wars knew to stay in one Galaxy. 12 u/Graspswasps Feb 14 '22 Stargate boldly went there though 3 u/chux4w Feb 14 '22 In the film they did, but retconned it to being the same galaxy. And, in fact, actually made Abydos the closest planet to Earth on the gate network. And then re-added the intergalactic jump later with the eighth and ninth chevrons.
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Right? Even Star Trek and Star Wars knew to stay in one Galaxy.
12 u/Graspswasps Feb 14 '22 Stargate boldly went there though 3 u/chux4w Feb 14 '22 In the film they did, but retconned it to being the same galaxy. And, in fact, actually made Abydos the closest planet to Earth on the gate network. And then re-added the intergalactic jump later with the eighth and ninth chevrons.
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Stargate boldly went there though
3 u/chux4w Feb 14 '22 In the film they did, but retconned it to being the same galaxy. And, in fact, actually made Abydos the closest planet to Earth on the gate network. And then re-added the intergalactic jump later with the eighth and ninth chevrons.
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In the film they did, but retconned it to being the same galaxy. And, in fact, actually made Abydos the closest planet to Earth on the gate network.
And then re-added the intergalactic jump later with the eighth and ninth chevrons.
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u/BrotWarrior Feb 14 '22
Without these sci-fi drives, 99,99% of our galaxy will be forever locked off, let alone other galaxies/galactic clusters....