Naquadriah and the Icarus-type Planet

[Dreyth]

Is it possible that humans, after the end of SG-1, but before the beginning of SGU, learned how to, not only better utilize, but understand the variations in the energy emitted by Naquadriah? I mean, if they are able to use the Icarus-type Planet to dial the Ninth Chevron, then they must have some understanding of how it works.

Well either that, or they just use whatever energy the Naquadriah gives off, and then siphon the leftover to other critical systems. Does that make sense?

Anyway, what do you think?

[Pharaoh Atem]

the asgaurd data core. i'm sure we've learned a great deal from it. including the psychic of different types of energy

[webxro]

now i thinking why didn't they ask the core to resolve the equation fixed by Eli

[bradly08]

now i thinking why didn't they ask the core to resolve the equation fixed by Eli

Probibly because the core was used for more important things

[wolverine_nl]

now i thinking why didn't they ask the core to resolve the equation fixed by Eli

Who is to say the core works like that, it may be a highly advanced database of knowledge, but maybe it is not a very advanced calculator

[webxro]

if the core can develop a shutdown code for the replicators in the Ark , then it can make a few calculation

[bradly08]

if the core can develop a shutdown code for the replicators in the Ark , then it can make a few calculation

The Core was probibly beening used, or was unavailable at the time. As far as we know the core is still on the Odyssey and it is possible it was unavailable on some mission.

[thekillman]

we don't know.

Eli's equation solves the naquahdriah problem

the instability increases exponentially. this means that the instability becomes predictable

[webxro]

it's basically the more energy you drain the more you can drain , it could rival ZPM

[thekillman]

no that's BS.


the more energy you drain the more the output fluctuates. however since the fluctuations increase by a mathematic model, you can hence predict the range of fluctuations and correct for them

[webxro]

i said that i am not good at math , but nature is , still in a future it could rival the ZPM

[thekillman]

uranium could too

[webxro]

no idea about uranium , it seems to be very non stargate , but naquadria is so much cooler

[wilson359]

I thought Naquadria wasn't found any where but on Jonas' planet & wasn't found anywhere else in the galaxy/universe??

[webxro]

well they changed this for a plot objective , and these planets where created after impacts whit asteroids