The Wraith Assumption

[aAnubiSs]

Maybe Atlantis should be considered a small planet? hence "on". I dunno

[EYU86]

But Atlantis is on the planet...
And I think Atlantis is mostly interior only since it did travel through space

[aAnubiSs]

Well their shield kept the oxygen in. And they probably know how to convert CO2->O2

[Tok'Ra Hostess]

I would think that a race that rivals the Ancients in technology and evolution would be incontestable to a race as unevolved as 21st century humans. If this battle for the galaxy indeed occurred million of years ago, it should be safe to assume that the Wraith would have progressed even futher. I can't believe they are content to feed off humans for this amount of time without advancing their civilization. After all, they couldn't have defeated the ancients by being a stagnant race of simple predators.

Dave

Yes, but consider the sucess the Tau'ri of Earth have had against the more technologically advanced Goa'uld. Also, the Asgard have experienced first hand that technology alone won't win wars; savvy is required, something the fresh young species has in spades.

The Ancients, having never dealt with species as or more advanced than themselves, were probably ill-equipped to fight the rapacious Wraith. Like the Tau'ri, I suspect(hope)that the new enemy will be cunning and inventive, though obviously not quite inventive enough to beat the new wolflings.