There are a multitude of ways that what you state in the article could be wrong, so it should not be included. The angle could be weird, the shot could be misleading etc. How is this original research? It'd be like saying that a microphone visible onscreen by mistake is original research.įaris b 09:04, 20 August 2006 (UTC) You are determining the size of an object by studying what you see on screen, not what is stated or explicitely shown. This is verifyable onscreen, I do not see how it is original research? Also, in 'Camelot', when Carter beamed in next to the supergate block to put in the other control crystal, the block was huge as well. What do you mean original research? Original research would be like getting the specs for a Ha'tak by comparing it to the Daedalus. Until a relaible source says something about there being a mistake we leave it be. That would be original research and unverifiable. Bryan 19:12, 13 August 2006 (UTC) I agree that it is a mistake, but nothing can be said in the article. I'm pleased you pointed it out, though, for some reason I didn't notice this oddity when I saw it myself. JBK405 19:00, 13 August 2006 (UTC) I think more likely a wizard did it. :) It's an amusing oversight on the part of the SFX people that I suspect was simply due to wanting to enhance the neatness of giant nuclear explosions squirting out through a teeny-tiny hole in space.

It's pure conjecture, don't put it into the article, but it's a theory. Perhaps, and I'm just shooting in the dark here, maybe the Ori constructed a Supergate made out of the smaller blocks just as they did in Beachhead, but then used that Supergate to send through the giant blocks that we see in the current Supergate, since they needed a bigger Gate to send through their ships. What is up with these inconsistencies? The blocks could NEVER have came through the gate, I doubt that about 20 blocks go together to make one master supergate block because they showed them in 'Beachhead' coming out of the gate directly to form with the supergate. See how small the gate is compared to the supergate blocks? The VERY SAME ones in 'Beachhead' that came through the gate on Kallana are the size of a Goa'uld cargo ship What is up with it? Originally, the blocks came through a gate which means they cannot be bigger than 20 feet across as seen in 'Beachhead' but in 'Camelot' and 'The Pegasus Project' the supergate blocks are MUCH larger than a Stargate is, please don't say they were made different because they aren't than the Beachhead one because:

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