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Originally posted by Ashman View PostMaybe Chloe activated some ZPM or the self destruct of the seed ship?
Originally posted by pipi View PostWhatever Chloe does, it would have to save Destiny otherwise the series would end, duh.
Originally posted by dgh64 View PostMaybe they can follow Destiny, maybe they can't... maybe they infected Chloe because they knew Destiny was leaving their galaxy, and wanted someone "on the inside" who would order the ship to turn around and go back so they could have another chance.
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Originally posted by dgh64 View PostMaybe they can follow Destiny but they know they don't need to, because they know she'll turn it around for them.
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When they found the Shuttle from the Blues, it showed a pretty good Starmap of the Galaxy and Destiny´s Course.
Giving the continuation consistency of SGU, I am pretty sure that Scene wasn´t a mistake. Eli even followed the map.
So this is not really possible if the Blues aren´t from that Galaxy, or have Highly superior Sensor Tech than the Ancient.
Still, it is not out of the Questions if they cant fly between Galaxy´s. TPTB can write that any way they want and we have to go with it.
Chloes transformation begun after her abduction and first showed by understanding Alien writings better. Maybe they didnt expect Chloe to bust out, but they had Rush. As it seems they havent done anything quite so serious to him, but he had a lot of knowledge and they had devices to access it. So messing up Chloe wasnt that much of a deal. They tried to turn her into one of them to understand the apparent Creators of Destiny better.
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Originally posted by tomstone View PostWhen they found the Shuttle from the Blues, it showed a pretty good Starmap of the Galaxy and Destiny´s Course.
Giving the continuation consistency of SGU, I am pretty sure that Scene wasn´t a mistake. Eli even followed the map.
So this is not really possible if the Blues aren´t from that Galaxy, or have Highly superior Sensor Tech than the Ancient.
Still, it is not out of the Questions if they cant fly between Galaxy´s. TPTB can write that any way they want and we have to go with it.
Chloes transformation begun after her abduction and first showed by understanding Alien writings better. Maybe they didnt expect Chloe to bust out, but they had Rush. As it seems they havent done anything quite so serious to him, but he had a lot of knowledge and they had devices to access it. So messing up Chloe wasnt that much of a deal. They tried to turn her into one of them to understand the apparent Creators of Destiny better.
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Originally posted by Puddle-Jumper View PostThe void between galaxies is ALWAYS bigger then galaxies, thats a constant intrinsicly required by a galaxy to exist. Its just how the universe is, notice Im not assuming anything about destinys speed, but have information on how long it takes to cross some distances which we can apply to others based on information we know. Plus your not giving any information at all to the opposite you just seem to be claiming that Im wrong (based on nothing) in my very very logical assumption that Destiny crosses through a galaxy in a relatively short period of time.
Okay facts
We know the blues have been following Destiny for some time and are obsessed with it.
We know that Rush was picked up on a planet behind Destiny and the same ship later caught up with Destiny in a short period of time
We know they caught up with them once again following the tracker in Rushs chest again in a short period of time
We know they were willing to follow Destiny out into the void between galaxies, i.e. they have FTLs capable of crossing that distance in a reasonable amount of time
We know they were able to use James to damage their FTL, it would seem to imply they have some knowledge of Destinys engines and FTL as a whole, they wouldn't want to risk destroying the ship.
Based on those facts what is your conclusion? the simplest answer is that the blues have engines just as fast, or maybe just slightly slower then Destinys plain and simple.
It kinda does, we know nothing about it, and have no idea whats going on with the infection, having them return seems to be the simplest and only way to learn more about the infection or whatever it is, plus Chloe saying that they'll be back is kinda a plot point that they still aren't safe from them, like leaving the blues just like that is bad bad writing. They'll be backOriginally posted by aretood2Jelgate is right
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Originally posted by sgc View PostI like where the bottom part is going, except for the reasoning of understanding the Ancients better. They care why the Ancients made it more than who made the Destiny.
So messing with Chloe would be for them, to turning one of the Creators. They could not have known that we have been there by accident.
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Originally posted by dgh64 View PostThen why would she say "It's too late."??? You don't save the day and then say "It's too late", you say "Wooo I did it!"
Then you say "Oh crap, what did I just do?" or "Where am I and why are you pointing your gun at me, Scott?" But she said "It's too late." She knew she had just done something bad.
So what do you guys think that Chloe did at that consul after she escaped?
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Originally posted by jelgate View PostNo we don't. We do not know where their planet was relative to Destiny's position in Justice and then later when meeting Space.
Simplest maybe but its not the only way to solve it. Chloe saying they will be back was in S1 when they were in the Blues galaxy. That isn't the case anymore. Thier is nothing in S2 in this galaxy says the Blues are threating them. I don't know how Chloe's diease will be solved but the Blues fixing it isn't the only way besides the Blues hostile nature seems makes it unlikely they would help.
Originally posted by tomstone View PostAs I said, the apparent Creators. They suddenly found People on the apparently unmaned ship. For normal logic, that would mean that those People are connected to the ones who built that Ship.
So messing with Chloe would be for them, to turning one of the Creators. They could not have known that we have been there by accident.
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Originally posted by dgh64 View PostDestiny goes in the same general direction through space. In Justice they left Rush behind, and then later that planet was no longer in range of Destiny's gate. That means we moved farther away from it, and so did the ship carrying Rush.
Every intro includes the words "Everyone thinks we're safe, they think they'll never find us again... we're not safe, are we?" along with a shot of a Smurf snarling at Scott. I doubt the writers would put that in if we had left them behind for good.
They were probing Rush's mind, so yes they could know that.
The intro is to show the general premise what has gone so far. The Blues were a significant part of S1 so it makes sense for them to be in the intro. You'll notice the intro mentions the Lucian Alliance coming as well. And since they already here....Originally posted by aretood2Jelgate is right
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Originally posted by jelgate View PostThe location of Destiny tells us nothing where the wormhole went. Yes Destiny was out of range of the planet but it tells us nothing when traveling in FTL was passing the planet and then out of range or if it always flew out of range.
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there is one big mistake here:
everyone conveniently forgets that every second we are out in normal space, anyone in FTL is quickly catching up with us. the Blues might be slower (but we don't know that since they might've planned the attack first before they left, and repaired their ships), but when we're out of FTL, well they're catching up really fast.
since it appears you go faster with longer distances in FTL, a Blue Mothership would catch up pretty fast if it stayed in constant FTL when we're out now and then.
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