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- noun neologism, science fiction A hypothetical device consisting of a
traversable portal (typically awormhole ) that can send one to another locationlight years away nearly instantaneously.
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Examples
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Of course, the 'assault' on the location of the stargate is rather weak, but I'll chalk that up to limited budget.
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Upon questioning, Martin believes in just about all the 'black helicopter' theories you can think of, including suppressed memories which makes him believe the stargate is real.
Stargate SG-1 Watchathon - 'Point Of No Return' (S04E11) 2009
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Upon questioning, Martin believes in just about all the 'black helicopter' theories you can think of, including suppressed memories which makes him believe the stargate is real.
September 2009 2009
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Sometimes Jackson states that he and the team are explorers from Earth and identifies it by its acient name, what is that name? in stargate atlants episode 15 of season one the ascents called it earth
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The Pleiades are located at an interdimensional doorway – a 'stargate' - between the galactic and supergalactic planes in the cosmos.
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Witness Jack's crack about the 'stargate' being a good idea for a TV show.
Stargate SG-1 Watchathon - 'Point Of No Return' (S04E11) 2009
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« Stargate: Continuum (DVD) tagged "stargate" 157 times | Your …/Things Writers Believe – SF Books »
Planet-x.com.au » Pirate King – sketch to finish; Part III – SF Books 2008
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There is at least one pivotal implication of this time-space continuum having been allegedly created through Nazi "stargate" intervention that sought the support of regressive time-travelling aliens in a joint bid to create a "New World Order" fantasy in their own image for prospective control, and conquest.
Nazism, Manipulative Extraterrestrials, and Alternative Realities 2008
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It sounds like a device from a science-fiction story, sort of like the "stargate" in 2001.
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It sounds like a device from a science-fiction story, sort of like the "stargate" in 2001.
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