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Female SG-10 member | |
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Biographical information | |
Planet of origin | Earth |
Death |
1998 P3W-451 |
Gender | |
Race | Tau'ri |
Species | Human |
Socio-political information | |
Allegiance | SG-10 |
Out of Stargate universe information | |
Portrayed by | an unknown actress |
First appearance | "A Matter of Time" |
The female SG-10 member was part of the SG-10 team. She presumably[1] died on P3W-451 along with her teammates when one of the suns went nova and became a black hole.
Character's evolution
"A Matter of Time" (1998)
On P3W-451, the female SG-10 member (as well as her teammates) runs as fastly as she can to the Stargate. She is raised by Major Henry Boyd after she falled on the sand's hill. She arrives at the DHD when Captain Watts starts dialing Earth.
Notes
- The female SG-10 member is "presumably" dead as, according to Samantha Carter, "Their bodies will be pulled apart by increasing tidal forces". Yet, as the time dilation is more important as one is close to the black hole, "but from their perspective, it couldn't have been open for more than a second." According to these statments, she is considered as dead yet one cannot be 100% certain.
- One doesn't know if she is a military or not.
Behind the scenes
- The actress who portrays the female SG-10 member is unknown.