#Stargates Ancient

[codexofforbiddenknowledge]

Stargates: Ancient Knowledge Unveiled—a journey into the mysteries of portals in history. Were the Gate of the Gods in Peru and the Sakwala Chakraya in Sri Lanka ancient stargates? We explore sci-fi archaeology, from Göbekli Tepe’s stone circles to myths of wormholes and other worlds. Watch the full video on YouTube

and follow The Codex Of Forbidden Knowledge for more enigmatic truths. What do you think—portals or legends?

[egophiliac]

did you know that in one of dorm epel's voicelines he mentions he once got lost in pomefiore and ended up in a creepy basement. it's never mentioned again or given any clarification and i think about it every day

that comes up a couple of times actually! there's just like...a weird creepy dungeon slash old alchemy lab that the Pomefiore castle was built on top of. I think Vil might use it sometimes? but really it serves absolutely no purpose beyond the characters every once in a while being like "oh yeah, there's that secret underground laboratory we all apparently know about" and then never elaborating on it at all.

(I know it's a movie reference, but it's still pretty wild to just. in-universe have a not-so-secret basement alchemy dungeon that never has any relevance beyond a couple of throwaway lines. what other buckwild secrets does NRC hold that the characters just never talk about for some reason)

[scipunk]

Stargate (1994)

[alphamecha-mkii]

Stargate: Atlantis - Ancient City Blueprint by Mallacore

[pati-ka]

Stargate (1994)

[spockvarietyhour]

Starship Destiny, "Hope" & "Seizure"

[fighting-naturalist]

context only adds dimension here really ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[glassesmcfancyhair]

My lovely wife, on only her second Stargate watch: “Isn’t that a plot point? Doesn’t Daniel just un-ascend to beat this man’s ass? He goes ���make me a regular human again, I’m going to kill Anubis with a gun.’”

[stargatelov3r]

Go for whatever you like, vibes, looks, lore, language…

[inthemiddleofmybackswing]

RIP Daniel making it to live/work on Atlantis… imagine all the Ancient shit you could’ve nerded out over with Elizabeth

[orion-kenobi]

I am choosing to believe in a better version of stargate canon where jonas has the ata gene

[invinciblerodent]

So far the show is doing absolutely nothing to disprove my "Colonel O'Neill is gay, but closeted due to DADT" headcanon

[artistic-lightcycle]

Me in uni, looking at a source written in medieval latin: oh no, not Ancient again

[alphamecha-mkii]

Stargate: Atlantis - Ancient Puddle Jumper Blueprint by Mallacore

[cinerins]

A detail I love about Farscape is that it went with a Star Trek universal translator approach to explain how our regular human protagonist can understand all of these aliens by injecting him with microbes that take over your brain (this is normal).

What makes this so fun to me is that it's brought up in different ways—my favorite being all the little cases where the translation fails on idioms and references, as it's revealed by the alien characters repeating what they heard the human say.