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* Usually, there is only one Stargate address for one destination. Yet on several occasions, same addresses has been used to call different planets. The main reason is purely economical as producers want to save money et they have reused previous shot sequences: | |||
** The [[Abydos]] Stargate address has been used to call [[P4A-771]] ([[SG1]]: {{ep|Solitudes}}). | |||
** The [[Chulak]] Stargate address has been used to call [[P3W-451]] ([[SG1]]: {{ep|A Matter of Time}}). This address has been {{w|retcon|retconned}} later ([[SG1]]: {{ep|2001}}). | |||
== Behind the scenes == | == Behind the scenes == | ||
Revision as of 08:05, 1 March 2017
| Address | |
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 A set of new addresses downloaded in the SGC dialing computer by Jack O'Neill when the latter has had his memory filled with the Ancient knowledge (SG1: "The Fifth Race"). | |
| Type | Science |
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| First appearance | Stargate |
An address or Stargate address is a suite of mandatory ordered symbols used to open a wormhole on a Stargate. Stargate addresses located in the same galaxy have seven symbols; six constellations that determine a position in space and a seventh that is the point of origin (Stargate).
Overview
History
Evolution
Notes
- Usually, there is only one Stargate address for one destination. Yet on several occasions, same addresses has been used to call different planets. The main reason is purely economical as producers want to save money et they have reused previous shot sequences: