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Originally posted by sgc View PostExactly. It didn't occur naturally on Langara, but they didn't say anything about other planets. The transformation can naturally occur.
QUINN: You know for the longest time I was wondering why we never found any Naquadria anywhere else in the galaxy and now I'm thinking it's because it doesn't exist in nature at all.
CARTER: Which would explain why none of the other Goa'uld knew about it until Anubis probed your mind.sigpic
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Originally posted by Greenfire32 View PostTaken straight from the transcript:
QUINN: You know for the longest time I was wondering why we never found any Naquadria anywhere else in the galaxy and now I'm thinking it's because it doesn't exist in nature at all.
CARTER: Which would explain why none of the other Goa'uld knew about it until Anubis probed your mind.
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Originally posted by sgc View PostWait, but what are you trying to say using this? That it can occur in nature and that it's just rare, or that it can't occur in nature at all?sigpic
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Originally posted by Greenfire32 View PostGiven the Gou'ld's large occupation of the Milky Way and the complete lack of naturally occurring naquadria on planets not occupied by Gou'ld, I guess I'm using it to reinforce my thinking that Naquadria does not form naturally and must be synthesized from naquadah.
Anyways, I think that it must be transformed from naquadah, but that it may be initiated by a geographical occurrence or other such occurrence that is not intentional.
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Originally posted by Greenfire32 View PostTaken straight from the transcript:
QUINN: You know for the longest time I was wondering why we never found any Naquadria anywhere else in the galaxy and now I'm thinking it's because it doesn't exist in nature at all.
CARTER: Which would explain why none of the other Goa'uld knew about it until Anubis probed your mind.
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Originally posted by Greenfire32 View PostGiven the Gou'ld's large occupation of the Milky Way and the complete lack of naturally occurring naquadria on planets not occupied by Gou'ld, I guess I'm using it to reinforce my thinking that Naquadria does not form naturally and must be synthesized from naquadah.
IIRC the Lucian Alliance Icarus Planet was home to a Goa'uld outpost prior to their use of it. It stands to reason that it is where Thanos originally discovered naquadria and he used Langara to experiment in creating mine-able deposits.
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Originally posted by SG-17 View PostWe can't know that for sure, not until TPTB give us a word on it.
IIRC the Lucian Alliance Icarus Planet was home to a Goa'uld outpost prior to their use of it. It stands to reason that it is where Thanos originally discovered naquadria and he used Langara to experiment in creating mine-able deposits.
By the way, I keep seeing this "IIRC" thing. What the heck is it?sigpic
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Originally posted by Greenfire32 View PostAgreed on the last part.
By the way, I keep seeing this "IIRC" thing. What the heck is it?
I think it means "If I recalled correctly"
add TC and OP to the list too, "Original Poster" and "Topic creator" or "thread Creator" =)Last edited by pillwokie; 09 December 2010, 05:02 AM.
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Originally posted by escyos View PostSpoiler:i think it has more to do with them getting some naquadria to make a bomb and start off a chain reaction to make more naqaudria. maybe the langaran scientists have found a way to make naquadria faster.Last edited by Steelbox; 05 January 2011, 02:24 AM.sigpic
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you know it is possible that the ancients created the first naquadria
i base this on the fact that the icarus base had a gate on the planet and the set up was ancient to begin with
it follows that the equation that eli figured out were in fact the ancient equations on how to harness the unstable naquadria without it blowing up
and there fore i think that it could be used in our ships to power the weapons and or shields
or hyper drives for our fighterssigpicRequiescat in pace Weedle
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Originally posted by Cmdr. Setsuna F. Seyei View Postyou know it is possible that the ancients created the first naquadria
i base this on the fact that the icarus base had a gate on the planet and the set up was ancient to begin with
it follows that the equation that eli figured out were in fact the ancient equations on how to harness the unstable naquadria without it blowing up
and there fore i think that it could be used in our ships to power the weapons and or shields
or hyper drives for our fighters
i dont think the equation had anything to do with naquadria, it had to do with the energy needed to dial the ninth chevron, naquadria was just the only way we could do it.I'VE GONE WIKI-MAD!!!!
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Originally posted by escyos View Posticarus did not have a gate on it, JM told us on his blog that the sgc took a gate there after the lucian alliance had been removed.
i dont think the equation had anything to do with naquadria, it had to do with the energy needed to dial the ninth chevron, naquadria was just the only way we could do it.
Originally posted by Nicholas Rush on Air Part 1Now, as you know, up until now, we have been unable to channel the precise amount of power necessary to unlock the Stargate's ninth and final chevron. However, thanks to some ingenuity from young Mr Wallace here, that problem has finally been solved.sigpic
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