ok this is a long way from season 2, but after watching 'a matter of time' from season 2, i have a question- they made the wormhole jump to another stargate by aiming an explosion at it. so what happens next? the wormhole jumps to another planet nearby earth? wont that planet be destroyed? and if it just jumps to the nearest planet, isnt that abydos or the torment of tantalus planet? well, the wormhole probably disengaged before the episode where they blow up the sun by connecting it to the blackhole, but does that mean a whole planet nearby earth was swallowed up into the black hole? that would take care of the immediate threat to earth, but putting a black hole nearby earth doesnt seem like a good idea...
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Originally posted by Agent_DarkThe SGC had established an outgoing wormhole to the Black Hole planet. When the bomb went off, that outgoing wormhole jumped to another stargate, leaving Earth connected to a completely different planet.
That left the black hole planet not connected to anything, so no harm to any other planet
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Originally posted by Agent_DarkThe SGC had established an outgoing wormhole to the Black Hole planet. When the bomb went off, that outgoing wormhole jumped to another stargate, leaving Earth connected to a completely different planet.
That left the black hole planet not connected to anything, so no harm to any other planetsigpic
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Originally posted by Wandering TamerOk, I know McKay told him he was horribly wrong, but why was that?
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Originally posted by spg_1983the shaped charge would only work on an outgoing wormhole because the blast travels through the wormhole and causes the destination end to jump gates. its a result of the one way travel through a wormhole.My LiveJournal.
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