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"I don't know Carter, you may not be dumb enough" always gets me

"I think i can handle it" xD

Oh man i thought they have low battle iq.

That's why I love him so much:)

When it comes to acting stupid/being dumb, Jack O'Neill with **TWO** L'S has it in spades. If I got that phrased correctly.

"Red Sky" seems to disprove this quality.

I bet they have this problem constantly Random Asgard: hey Thor Freyre: I'm not Thor how many times do I have to say it!

Asgard are clones so they barely differ from each other. Maybe Thor's style of walking is a tiny bit different or some other mimicry but he may as well be guessing. After all how many individual Asgard do they know that visit Earth directly?

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@@NimbleBard48 Or Thor is the only one who visits so when an Asgardian shows up they know it's Thor

My favorite dialog was this is the craziest thing we have ever done and a list is given

Wackier than strapping a Stargate to a F-302? *Yep* Wackier than blowing up a sun!? *Oh yeah!*

well future cassandra does it too

Now that they have the Asgard core which has all the Asgard technology they could make their own and they wouldn’t need a ZPM to power Atlantis gate and Earths gate

@@sjones5024 Considering that device can initiate an eight chevron "dial" it likely has a built in mini-ZPM or has an internal battery/capacitor that would need to be recharged, they don't just negate the energy requirements. But I have noticed they never use them to create a...new? fresh? connection. What I mean is they use it a few times to go back to Othala, but they had always just came from Othala to Earth in the first place. They never ship to earth, then gate somewhere or gate to somewhere other than where they just gated in from. Now switching thoughts for a second, the gates clearly "connect" with each other long before the "woosh" part, we know this bc the gates start spinning/lighting chevrons and going thru the motions eventually building to a full connection, the woosh, thus the woosh is the END of the connection not be beginning. Ok so this establishes that the gates can be connected without a (visible at least) wormhole being established. Ok so lets apply this thought to the other end of the dialing process, the disconnection - who is to say the gates actually disconnect fully when the the matter-energy conversion matrix at the event horizon disappears. (As that is what we are actually seeing, not the wormhole itself. ) If you were to take a springly material and fold it in half like a piece of paper - it doesn't usually bounce back immeditly, it takes a few seconds for it to start spreading back out; I think the same would likely happen with the "fabric" of space. Now back to the original thought, my own personal head-connon is that the gates likely maintain a residual half-connection for the 38 minute window (that time space is still folded) meaning that the gates are in a technical kind of manner still sitting in "space" "back to back" like sides of a doorway the door is just "closed" - that's where the jewel comes back in, the jewel tells the gate to "open" the door again and tells the gate to open it with the sending matrix rather than the receiving matrix. Thus it uses essentially no power bc it's using the path that is already there, the wormhole still established just not being shown to us by the gate.

@@elysia3294 Also the nox

You might be on to something here ​@@JoeDCollins. One other thing that bugs me is that no matter the size of the device, the Asgard were still able to dial other galaxies so why not share that technology with Earth along with the rest of the upgrades starting from season 6 and moving forward?

You'll notice that, like with the knox, the stargate didn't go whoosh either. The Goul'd can't do that.

Casandra does the same thing at the end of 1969

Which would make sense considering they had an alliance with the ancients even though they sadly couldn't save them from the plague that killed most of them thanks to the ori.

@@Elitesolider1023 I mean was there even any physical solution to begin with, since it's literally something Soul based like psychic powers etc?

@@skebaba918 still the Asgard must have a vast understanding of such things.

Did they have the four race alliance? What about them?

The Knox were Pacifists The Furlings- Unknown, we don't really know much about them and whether or not they could have helped The Asgard-by the time the ancients realised they were losing it was already too late so contacting them would have probably been extremely difficult or impossible, although the Asgard probably would have tried to help if they could

So we know that the war between the Ancients and the Wraith lasted for 100 years, a more likely reason why the Asgard did not join the war was that the Ancients thought they could defeat the Wraith alone without help and did not want to risk the Asgard technology falling into enemy hands.Still, I can think of 2 events when the Ancients could win the war without anyone's help

I believe they are OK with that in presence of friends, the Asgard present themselves in first (maybe only) name. Once Thor stated his military rank, he never reinforced it, until he met Senator Kinsey, ofc. The people of Cimmeria and k'tau don't seem to address the Asgard by rank or title.

@@BBBrasil Folk like kinsey use their title as a way of assuming power over others, the asgard know theyt have the superiority but don't have the ego to browbeat people with a title unless they deem it necessary. Barely lift a finger when they do so as well

Not sure how the Nox pulled it off other then their badassary, but I thought I remember an explanation being something to do with the power supply being more stable. Doesn't really seem to explain why it still does it for ancient built DHDs or Atlantis

@@jasonharrison25 Asgard: "Here is a way to open the stargate without a vortex forming, and it is quite efficient." Ancients (who are basically just humans): "Hehe, stargate go wooosh."

@@jasonharrison25 Like you, I'm not sure how the Nox do it, but I had this conversation a while back on one of these videos. Basically, dialling a location requires you to lock onto its spatial position within the galaxy, call it up and link up to it, then proceed to connect the two gates by creating a stable wormhole... thus the "kawhoosh" when the two gates connect, a bit like touching the ends of two live wires together and having that little arc of electricity between them just before they touch. Though it's never actually confirmed in the series, we theorised that the little hand-held device that Thor uses in this clip to open the gate is kind of like a quick-dial button in the Contacts list on your phone. It has a pre-set gate coded into it, and activating it automatically connects the two gates, rather than having to dial and wait for the momentary connection that causes the "arc of electricity" moment... basically turning the Stargates into a pair of Walkie Talkies, rather than a pair of phones. The Ancients likely built such a device, and then gave the plans to the other 3 races in their alliance (The Nox, Asgard, and Furlings), who proceeded to adapt it into their own technologies, thus why each has a different style of doing so. Plans would also at some point be taken by the Goa'uld and adapted into their hand devices, along with the ability to activate Ring transporters.

The Nox live in (floating) cities, clearly urban society with urban facilities, with more advanced resources, based on Lya wanting to go elsewhere to revive his brother. They seem to control things by thought, just like Ancients. Maybe they are past "conventional" technology. They might be halfway ascending, or similar to that process, but seem to like this plane of existence.

Well, the SGC did, or at least Cassandra (in the future) had a device that enabled her to open the Stargate for SG1 to return to their correct time in the past, without the 'kawoosh'.

Teal'c will cock his eyebrow.

It's O'Neill. Two L's... (you know the drill)

@@derianvandalsen There's an other one with one L but he doesn't have any sense of humour

it's fine it's fine it's just thro coming to say hi🤣🤣🤣

I don't know Carter you may not be dumb enough🤣🤣🤣

they probably omitted the bytes unit to keep a timeless plausible deniability of how much RAM it actually had. 😅

To be fair, it only has to turn it on and off... even a moron can use something like a laser pointer without having the slightest idea of how it works.

It's available for free on PlutoTV.

It’s not a matter of dropped it’s a matter of paid for. The owners of the concent favor their own streaming service. Others put it up for the highest bidder.

MGM was bought by Amazon. Guess where you're going to find Stargate content in the future? Little hint: Not Netflix or Disney+. It's the annoying reality of the streaming world having become the 21st century version of the Hollywood Studio System of old, in which the studios not only control production but also the movie theatres. Only now it's even worse than maybe having to take a longer drive if you want to see a movie by a different studio than the one that owns the theater down the block, now you have to pay subscription fees for all the services to get to see all your favourite content.

Better to own.

Is it still on Pluto?

Just goes to show why primitive humans referred to him as the God of Thunder

It was artistic liscense for comedic effect. That said, if you want an in-universe explanation. It was probably a lower power drain to simply shut down the sgc rather than using the transportation technology. Or, for that matter, the transporter might have already been preoccupied working on as many last-minute additions to the O'Neil as possible. Thor made it pretty clear that the Asgard were really low on options at this point.

@@theyux1 i mean he did say in the vid they have no ships to spare, perhaps beaming tech is only built into their ships and not their planets

@@safebox36 also possible

Didn't they install jamming against this since a previous episode the NID stole the gate with beaming. Maybe that's why they resorted to this method

I like to think this was a bullet solution to kill a fly. Instead of figuring out what defenses the base had, they just cut the power. Ofc this means that the iris is a very bad "blast door", it should be able to open and close regardless of power, in an instant, not only manually as we know it can do.

Apparently, Replicators do not show up on Asgard sensors (which would preclude them from being targeted by transporter sensors). Furthermore, later in the series, we see... --- *SPOILERS* *SPOILERS* *SPOILERS* --- Human-Form Replicators can make themselves immune to unwanted teleportation.

Doors like that do have a mechanical release.

@@DomWeasel Yes but it's still a very heavy door and it doesn't slide open like that manually as seen in s9 e9.

The door electric system was running on battery, probably was running local and on override from codes stored before it shut down once it open up. The computer probably sent an battery system only for critical doors such as the blast doors to gate room.

It would be a very bad blast door if it didn't work when general power is down, isn't it?

Prynde: "Interesting..." Those who know how blast doors work: "Not so much."

I believe those computers are simply the interface for the Super-computer that actually works as their DHD.

It was certainly the darkest of the bunch.

Must be a post-Ancient development.

For the first problem: the "kwoosh" may be something that the Ancienct could easily remove from the process, but decided not to do so. The kwoosh clears the space in front of the gate so anyone steps through has enough space to do so (like when Teal'c got trapped underground and had to dig his way out). If the gate is obstructed by too mush debris it wont activate, if it can activate it will clear that area. It seems a good idea to me

​@@totherik91That makes sense

They had it

@@sriramg5029 So they decided not to use it or somehow Asgard tech turned the mechanism off? Convenient!

@@cloudstone123 plot convenience. But i am pretty sure they have a manual iris operation, i saw it on one episode yesterday!

This is just my opinion, but: obviously, the Asgard no longer have physique which would allow them to effectively fight with weapons using physical projectiles that have kickback. They would have to mount them on drones and such, automatic systems that can be overtaken by replicators easily.

He explained it. Throwing rocks 🪨 at your enemy is for cavemen. They're not cavemen. They can't think like that anymore. It's also probably cultural for them too in which playing with rocks is wasteful and uncivilized. Therefore they need our help because we excel at doing dumb and wasteful things. LOL! 🤣

@@martinh.5193 They could have invested in power suits like the Vanir in Pegasus did.

@@adambrown3918 If that kind of inflexibility was the only reason for them to not use an effective weapon against an enemy that threatened them with extinction, I'd say they deserved it tbh.

@@Korohpu I take this as the part of the "road not taken". The renegades we see in Atlantis studied humans, which Milky way Asgards refused to do. As a result, Pegasus Asgards managed to if not reverse, then stop their physiological degradation and as a result became able to do at least some basic physical chores. The bigger reason however imho is that they were forced to make these suits in order to live on a planet with hostile environment. Milky way Asgards, I believe, simply weren't able to conceive a plan consisting of so many activities they don't do - physical combat for which they need suits, suits for hostile environment, weapons with physical projectiles...the Pegasus Asgrads diverged way too much in their development. I think they didn't even have the transport beam?

She is going for ideas not to be a one man army.

@@MrSqurk Well, a one woman army. Which can-and does-work!

@@thejamesasher think all the time I saved by not including ‘wo’ though haha

25GB back in 2001 is a lot.

@@wchan39 That's what I want to believe, that eventhough it was 2001, they packed at least 25GB in order to mantain alien technology working...

That’s an expensive toilette, and … imagine a butt big enough to use the Stargate as a seat … On the other hand, using it to ship food supplies … I think that was done in a later episode?

Irish lol

If only, but they're finickity little bastards

Women can shoot milk projectiles from their chest. It’s a human ability.

@@bigshirley8658 lol

They dont use projectile weapons to attack the replicators in the episode. She comes up with a different "dumb" human like approach to the problem. Check out the show in general, its worth a watch. If you can stomach the 1990s CGI that is. 😆

She isn’t going to be a one man army.

@@MrSqurk Or woman ?

who says cringe anymore?

@@995cool People are passing around the Cringe Syringe.

No bra, it was dope, ya feel me?