Stargates

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We are fascinated by portals between worlds, gateways between stars, wormholes through the fabric of reality, but could these be real, and if so, what would the civilizations using them be like?
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Stargates
Episode 442a; April 14, 2024
Produced, Written & Narrated by: Isaac Arthur
Editors:
Donagh Broderick
Merv Johnson II
Graphics:
Ken York
Jeremy Jozwik
Sergio Botero
Music Courtesy of
Epidemic Sound
Lombus, "Cosmic Soup"

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@MorrisQPR

Stargate was a brilliant franchise

@robrick9361

Remember that time Daniel Jackson died, or that other time Daniel Jackon died, or that other other time Daniel Jackson died....

@ky41411

You got Star Trek and Star Wars the two everyone knows but then you got the lesser known golden triangle StarGate, Farscape and Babylon 5. These show are some of the best media you will ever watch and I’m very happy to get more video on them. So keep it up Isaac with how you talk about Syfi you could make some epic video on the ideas behind these shows.

@amptunes

All phenomena are variations of frequency. The universe is sympathic to vibration. No need to overpower physics with brute force. Simply imitate the vibratory rate desired. The effect will follow. (You may quote me.) Your welcome little blue planet.

@Nturner822

Still hoping stargate universe restarts - season 2 was the GOAT and they left it open

@JohnSmith-pj6wb

sgu was a great tv show actually...its too bad it was cancelled it had so much more potential and was better than i remembered when i watched it again

@eioclementi1355

P90 was the star of the show

@jonnekallu1627

Being Nordic instead of "Stargates" I read "Storgotes".

@evensgrey

Back when I was in university, a friend of mine took a course on General Relativity, and told me he worked out what happens on the possibly itraversible paths through the wormhole with one end that's been moved around at a large fraction of lightspeed. for some time. His conclusion is that the ends of the wormhole end up being different ages, bu the worldlines that go through it do not go into the global past.

@fhilbo1701

One evening at an extended- family dinner, a friendly debate arose over which was better, Star Wars or Star Trek. My then 5 year old daughter won the debate, sweeping aside the conflict by confidently asserting "Star GATE!" was better than either.

@rastan49

The episode where Isaac finally put up the picture of Jack O’Neil when talking about O’Neil cylinders made me chuckle at the time as I always thought of him and most of us probably did the same.

@brokeneyes6615

“ The Einstein Rosen bridge…”

@stillatwork

Stargate wormholes are actually very small. The "event horizon" is actually just a matter-energy translator, like a Star Trek teleporter or, the in-univere transport rings. The energy is then sent through the wormhole, and then you are retranslated back to matter on the other side. That's why radio works both ways (already energy), but mass is only one way (matter translator only works one way by convention).

@TimSedai

Comment for Sliders. My personal fave of that era of television. Professor Gimli rocked!

@danieljacksononearth

Nice to see an Isaac video dedicated to my namesake! The idea of a fully-developed gate-based sci-fi empire was very well-developed in Dan Simmons' Hyperion novels as the Hegemony of Man. There, the technology was so ubiquitous and cheap that wealthy people had gates in every door in their house, with different rooms on different planets. The second two books consider, among other things, what happens when the gate system collapses--as would be expected, civilization generally regresses.

@physetermacrocephalus2209

"Why isn't it spinning? Well what do you mean; it has to spin, its round. OK listen I am the General and I want it to SPIN!"

@Arational

Heinlein called it a Tunnel in the Sky.

@erictaylor5462

Though rarely shown in SG1, they did send send unmanned probes ahead of the teams to each planet, as some of the environments would have been hostile to humans.

@nightspod5

Currently rewatching SG1, this time in order and methodically, the show had great continuity (for the time!) and I’m digging the steady advancement and development of humanity over the show’s 10 year run.