i thought she looked familiar, that old bag

Meet Sam, destroyer of Suns.

Meet Rodney. Destroyer of multiple worlds and a solarsystem.

@@stevenlapierre9057 The 'Solar system' part covers the planets within it, unless he blew some others up that I can't remember.

@@stevenlapierre9057 5/6

Cold fusion plants? Too basic

Priceless irreplaceable ancient artifacts were much more plot sexy than renewable plants and some chemicals.

well... since this fusion occurs in plants I'd guess you would still need some elements of organic material if not a living cells to make it happen -- that would be kinda hard to incorporate to our society; not impossible but not really easy either... after all, if we assume we go the Ancient way then we will rely on tech rather than organic like the Wraith or the Nox

Even if Lanea didn't take the samples with her when she left the SGC and even if she gave Carter the correct formula for the activators they would still need to synthesize the activators and learn to cultivate the plant. Compared to the Naquada generators they were able to build not to long afterwards who they completely understand, don't stop working if you forget to water them, can never get sick, don't die in space... They may just not be worth the trouble (at least in the short term). It may also be that the SGC is still trying to get the plant to work but just hasn't been able to but with the addition of the Asgard computer core they probably have better ways to create fusion anyway

@@victorselve8349 Exactly! Compared to what SGC can do and has acces to in S10 onward (SGA), these plants are kind of outmatched by better tech.

And here I am, desperately searching for the right power cable to recharge my electric shaver.

The irony is that you know O'Neill understood, he was just playing along. O'Neill hides his inner nerd.

@@johnwang9914 In later seasons, the writers went overboard with Jack's deliberately obtuse nature.

I thought Daisy had that title.

sinister0077 nooo Davros Gave that title to The Doctor

She got banished there for immoral and cruel mad science experiments. Also her memory was altered to stop her insanity.

Well it's not that she never saw one. Remember that's a prison she got sent to. To do what she does, clearly she came from an advanced place. Perhaps she got access to Goauld tech and being a genius was able to understand it. And being as ruthless as them, she was able to gain access to knowledge SG-1 wouldn't have. A lot of what she's talking about, like organic fusion is probably elementary compared to what the Goauld know. So I'm sure she had access to computers hence here abilities. The other possibility is she originally came from an advanced Human society, like the ones that made the quantum mirror. Maybe that society was wiped out or enslaved by the Goauld. And because of the later episode where she's made young, there's actually no telling how old she might actually be.

OH, she knew all about computers. She just played dumb.

Who's to say she never had a computer? Remember what computers were before electronic computers, they were rooms of people each tasked with performing specific calculations on a spread sheet and sending it to the desk of another individual through the mail boy. This type of computer existed well into the 70's. Being able to design the work flow of such a computer can be more complex than our existing programs. Then there was a time when computers were made of IBM punch card sorting machines, they could only sort and collate yet they handled all accounting functions. I spent a month writing Unix scripts that only used the sort and uniq functions to try and see if I could emulate the way those old sorting machines worked and wound up with a wide range of very useful scripts. Pretty much anything can be a "computer", it's all a matter of how clever the programmer can be.

@@michaelheath2866 remember she came from a culture that actually possessed better teleportation tech than the Go'uld.

@@johnwang9914 Although we have had electronic machine computers since the 1940s and potentially mechanical computers going back thousands of years. Our modern perception of what a computer is, is in fact quite limited.

well Carter looks great :)

Murderous Kitten yeah I always loved her short hair specially at the beginning of sg1, I really wish she could have kept the short hair during Atlantis and universe

Lennaea: I get energy from plants. Carter: That's cold fusion!

@@yadt Right passed advanced photosynthesis, past powerful chemical reaction, right passed fission from a Naquada type material, all the way to cold fusion. Are you sure it's not matter/antimatter anihilation, or Zero-point vacuum energy?

i mean.... she did say her activator causes the "basics" (atoms) in the plant to combine/fuse to make new material and release energy... that's fusion... whether or not it's net positive on energy output is another matter, still fusion none the less...

​@@UnexpectedTokens She just assumed that the lady was talking about subatomic particles. She could well have been talking about molecules, much more likely considering that it's a plant...

Nope, can still be a chemical reaction. Carbon and hydrogen can combine to form bonds, and make plastic. @@UnexpectedTokens

Nice catch

That’s freaky. The actresses names don’t match up, and when you look up interviews with this woman, Bonnie Bartlett, she doesn’t sound like the same person. ETA: IMDB isn’t helping things. It lists the Oblivion voice actress as Linda Canyon when her surname is actually Kenyon.

To be fair the word atom (coming form indivisible, atomos) makes much less sense than permutations and calculus do.

combinatorics was known way before atomic theory in our world, probably by 300 years.

She knows, just don't use the word "atoms" because she doesn't know it. The concept of it, she does.

She just knows atoms by another name. Even them conversing in English without some form of translator such as Babel fish is a bit ridiculous.

The fact any of them speak any English at all is incalculable

Kinsey's reelection is probably sponsored by the fossil fuel industry, so you might wanna hold your horses here.

Seems like a flakey homeopathic story arch would be born

Miau it was powering the gate.

Cause the economy of the middle East could getfucked! Oil refineries would be shut down and the place could get way more messy.

Dan Von Christian Talingting gee wouldn't that be too bad. Guess we'll continue our dependence forever.

@@michaelserebreny454 nope what I'm trying to say is "there's more at risk". You can't just introduce a cold fusion plant in a fortnight and expect everyone to be happy. You have to remember that economies would have to change and oil dependent countries would have to take the brunt. Their pipelines dismantled, refineries sold for scrap and other oil related equipment in an auction for years on end. Think of the workers and the people in charge. They have to switch to manufacturing which they aren't good at yet. It'll be a risky situation for them.

Jack has his head screwed on the right way.

I’ll just let Claudia Black hold my beer 😉

You need something a hell of a lot stronger than simple fusion for that. Those ZPM's are orders of magnitude more powerful than this. Like comparing a nuclear power plant to the engine on a weed eater.

@@Elthenar Still, "regular" fusion power would easily handle all normal day-to-day activities and technology (lighting, heating, appliances, powering Earth computers, et cetera).

@@Ragitsu Their naquadah reactors were good enough for that. Those things were arguably better than the cold fusion seen here. The catch was when they had to fire up the shields or use the weapons.....or open the gate directly to Earth. That was when they needed the big boy power.

@@Elthenar There is one advantage inherent to the cold-fusion plants: they cannot explode :-P.

Nope, the Taldor was fairly advanced.

It powered the stargate so they could escape, once they disconnected it the wormhole would be gone so it would be impossible to bring with them. They probably could have sent a team back for it later though...

Everett Eby I love ur profile pic btw

@@cancelanime1507 Thanks, his name is "Flat Eric"

destroyer of shoes?

Vaguely? _Stargate SG-1_ was funded by the United States government; this show is a kind of military propaganda. I still enjoy watching team SG-1, but I am keenly aware of how the show is slanted.

The individuals whom invented the betchdel test if converted into bio fuel. Would end global pollution.

The Betchdel test is unreliable, that is well known & documented.

Soft disclosure and something to point at in the event it is discovered.

The betchdel test is a joke

Zionist Mangler if only

Or take control

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SGtidbits thanks I'm a fan of your vids. would you mind me asking you to include the episode in the discription of the vids please.

Hey @grtyuj! I don't mind you asking me at all. Whether I can update the description for all the videos is another matter. I don't know why I didn't include them in the first place. Perhaps I was afraid that the vids would get deleted if I did. In any case, it would take a lot of work to get the descriptions on all the videos. I even have to google a lot of them myself in order to find out. I don't really have a lot of time on my hands. That said, I had already been thinking about adding the episodes because I've been getting a lot of people asking which episodes they are. So far I've just been responding to each person individually. But since you have now made the request, I will consider it. Thanks for you interest and I'm glad to hear you like the videos.

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True, but it would’ve made sense if they knowledge themselves with this kind of info in case if it ever became useful in a offworld missions. Because obviously there will come a time and place where a naquada generator would not be available but the stuffs needed for “cold fusions” might be and needed an energy source of some sort.

Perhaps the cold fusion plant is more stable than naquadah?

Naquadah generators are really just LENR reactors, probably considered the same kind of device as what we call "Cold fusion".

@@TCBYEAHCUZ Is that an educated guess or is there some supplementary material that describes the equivalency between the alien technology and our own?

@@Ragitsu The idea that we use heavy isotopes to make nuclear reactors, but on a scale minaturized like they show on SG-1, the lack or the minute amount of shielding that MK1 Naquadah power generators have makes me guess that it is a LENR system, only my guess, nothing else. Lattice Confined Fusion+Oppenheimer-phillips reactions have now been confirmed by a team of NASA scientists, it's imo the most promising simple method of nuclear reactions of hydrogen isotopes within a heavy isotope lattice structure. The presence of heavy element lattice can screen out the effect of electrostatic repulsion forces such as those between protons(hydrogen), allowing easier fusion and other LENR interactions.

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Jobs or global extinction take your pick...........

Clean energy jobs are still jobs. You can have both. I was gonna say big energy will find some way to bury it, but looks like we already have a living demonstration.

Large quantities of Naquadah coming from off worlds basically does the same. Now you have an excess of energy commodity that previously required a lot of effort to acquire and distribute

@@doords We need naquadah.

Fission produces radiation, Fusion doesn't.

So, does that mean nagada is also some kind of fusion producing material? I still think that an element like that would be radioactive, but thanks for clarification on this root material. I'm sure I'd heard that fusion doesn't produce radiation, but I guess my stupid brain chose to forget it.

Fusion and Fission are real things, nagada is made up for TV and do anything the writers want.

Yes, I'm aware. I mean, we did cover this in physics class and my dad works at a nuclear power station. It's just the element that gate is made of has never made sense and show is often on the ball when it comes to incorporating real world science into it's stories.

I also like that they never so much as mention this plant again, in spite of them bringing it through with them.