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I've been watching the Atlantis series of Stargate now, since I wasn't able to when it aired due to my stepdad, but I think it is actually way better in a lot of areas than both SGU and even SG1. It's less goofy than SG1, yet still funny. Less dire than SGU, yet still serious. There isn't so much of "the paramids were built by aliens" of the Chariots Of The Gods fame which SG1 was overtly full of. There aren't any sex scenes in Atlantis, though those aren't necessary anyway. </p
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Their lead scientist now has a starship/shuttlecraft of his own by which he can intercept the Destiny.
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[quote who="Fuzzy Logic" reply="2" id="2479811"]You know, since the start of this subject, I never realised how annoying I found the American spelling of sceptic. Using a 'k' really grates on my nerves...[/quote] Yes, certainly the Queen's English is more appealing to those whom have learnt it. However, for Americans, we have grown accustom to the spelling of sceptic with a "k". Since the proper spelling of sceptic is alien to most in America, we do not initially read s
[quote who="Melchiz" reply="35" id="2471928"]Is this Dances with Wolves, with aliens?[/quote] That has been my impression of the previews. Basically, native American aliens and their supernatural abilities against the hi-tech weaponry of the evil white people who are after their land, as well as a mineral which is only under the residence of the Nav'i and practically in no other location on the entire mystical planet of the Indians. This is actually very similar to an e
Nothing in the Sin's universe can harm Chuck Norris. But in our's, defamation by association...
[quote who="CallenExile" reply="360" id="2476709"]Your opinion. 'm actually kinda interested. Not for the same reasons as SG1/SGA, but because i am a dedicated SG fan and want to know everything there is about that universe. Personally, yes, i would like a continuation of SG1...maybe an offshoot with different cast, but still. Hell, maybe Universe can even lead to that. *Destiny comes in contact with an alien species that is more powerful than anything anyone has
[quote who="MarvinKosh" reply="324" id="2468495"]Okay. I have watched Stargate Universe long enough. It's a show that tries to be edgy but just ends up being a needlessly violent and dark show for the sake of breaking the nicey-nice mould. Whoever came up with this needs to take their happy meds, because this show bums me out like nothing else I've watched.[/quote] Have you never watched any of the post-apocalyptic survival drama movies of the 60'
Chuck Norris can kick Vasari butt, even if they don't have any.
[quote who="Thoumsin" reply="50" id="2463455"] Quoting numerarius5988am, reply 47 In order for a spontaneous reaction to occur activation energy must be provided. Since when ???? For info : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spontaneous_process A spontaneous process is capable of proceeding in a given direction, as written or described, without needing to be driven by an outside source of energy. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chemical_reaction<br
[quote who="MetaNerd3ooo" reply="46" id="2463002"]" in fact, if earth was not protected by a strong magnetic field, DNA will be a very bad choice since high energy particule from space and the sun will be able to break it down..." Naturally ignoring the fact that ALL molecules break down when hit by a high energy particle.[/quote] Not necessarily, it depends on the resonance of the bonds.