Who Would Win an Intergalactic Race?

By John Farrier in Science Fiction on Jul 24, 2010 at 12:01 am


Well, that’s interesting.

One of the problems that I had with the later Stargate seasons was that it moved from difficult interstellar travel to difficult intergalactic travel to easy jaunts across the universe. And this was after the Asgard died and the humans were pretty much on their own. It was too fast, too much scientific information for people to absorb and put to use in a too short period of time. Science fiction writers don’t help themselves out by easily eliminating technological challenges.

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  1. Mike S
    Jul 24th, 2010 at 7:54 am

    They forgot that the Heart of Gold could beat all those ships there, and simultaneously beat them everywhere else, too.

  2. Vonskippy
    Jul 24th, 2010 at 8:04 am

    With the Basestar sooooooooo much faster then the Galactica, how did the Cyclons lose again?

    Better yet, why didn’t the Cyclons just head off for a part of the Universe that would take the humans thousands/millions of years to reach?

    Or at least send a sample of each of the Cyclon models and a cloning ship out of human reach, then leave a battle group to take care of the humans. With such crappy AI, they must be decedents of Microsoft wetware.

  3. John Farrier
    Jul 24th, 2010 at 10:18 pm

    A couple of redditors brought up the Heart of Gold as well, which is an improbable suggestion.


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