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Speculation how SGU would have ended if it had run it course....
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Originally posted by Egle01 View PostIn "Faith" the crew discussed that those aliens created the solar system. Probably speculation, yes, but AFAIK they hadn't come up with another theory. Even so, you make it sound like moving a star and a planet isn't impressive enough. Definitely more than Jesus has to show for.
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Originally posted by jmoz View PostActually I think with all the magical sci-fi stuff/tech they have on the show, they could have easily done it with some astrophysics. I think accelerating objects create a slight gravitational effect. If they could alter the trajectory every so slightly, even just a degree, over large scale distances, they can move things. Or they could have just accumulated large amounts of hydrogen plasma and whatnot from various places and maybe an induced gravitational field and just let gravity do its work.
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I'm 99% sure rush said Destiny was heading in towards the central Galaxies of the universe as "The Signal" would be stronger there.
Remember, we are not talking about how real word physics work. Only the SGU ones.
And I recon the serise would have been a Terminator-esk time paradox, Destiny sent or at least caused the signal they are looking for.I got nothing!
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Originally posted by akuma07 View PostI'm at work at the moment, but when i get home I'm going to go through the episodes in question and see what was actually said. I'll post up what I find. On Youtube for proof if I have to.
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Originally posted by Artemis-Neith View PostTo bring the Destiny's crew back to earth in the last 5 minutes of the last episode of 100 episodes would have made a great happy end, I think. But the stories told in between would be more important for me.
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Would imagine Rush would have gone "into the sunset" with the ship. Others would have 'returned home'.
Depends on whether Destiny was regarded as a "scientific project' designed to trace signals etc like we have today or would have been considered a 'spiritual project' relevant to attaining ascension. And.or whether the scientific info would have been considered relevant as they changed their focus toward ascension
I would imagine the planet builders would have come into it in some way, that was probably part of a multi-season story arch which plays subtly behind the scenes of all the other plots and sub-plots until the final season
What I would have found curious, is whether 'ascended characters' would have ended up coming into play in the plotlines. Even if they had long ascended, they may have still had a passing interest in the fate of the ship and project.
Haven't seen all of season 2 yet, including the 'faith' episode so can't say too much on this notion of 'reproducing life'? or whether they are ascendants. I was wondering whether in that case they would be ascended 'ancients' (I'm sure they had an actual name other than 'ancients') or whether there would be other ascended races from other civilisations (I wonder if the mysterious "Furlongs" would have been finally clarified)
Oh well, can only speculate
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Sorry for the lateness. Here's my best guesses:
SGU: Origins - Builders
https://sgu-legacy.blogspot.com/2016...-builders.html
SGU: Coda - Signals & Port Ends
https://sgu-legacy.blogspot.com/2016...a-signals.html
Comments, suggestions welcome!
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Maybe a bit enhusiastic plan, but it would have been cool if Destiny could have started the Big Bang. Like a little "sperm" what is flying to fertilize the egg, then boom the universe starts expand. If we suggest that there is a Big Bang then it somewhere must happen the opposite like a Big Collide. Like when you open one hand and close the other at the same time then you repeat it again and again. Anyway this scenario could have happened if the Destiny would have started to speed up and fly not just through space but going back in time approximately 13,8 billion years ago...."I was hoping for another day. Looks like we just got a whole lot more than that. Let's not waste it."
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