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Geography and ecology across galaxies: a comparison
Although the galaxies depicted in Stargate: SG1 and Stargate: Atlantis exhibit a remarkable frequency of terrestrial, habitable planets, it is also notable that such worlds in each galaxy exhibit generally a distinct, consistent terrain.
Specifically, nearly every world on each show is a forest, and the same forest within the show, but a different one between shows. Clearly significant - this researcher thinks the Atlantis forest looks greener and has higher resolution leaves than the SG1 forest, and possibly indicative of seeding by a hitherto unknown precursor species separate to the Ancients, or possibly merely a shift in Ancient aesthetic.
Specifically, nearly every world on each show is a forest, and the same forest within the show, but a different one between shows. Clearly significant - this researcher thinks the Atlantis forest looks greener and has higher resolution leaves than the SG1 forest, and possibly indicative of seeding by a hitherto unknown precursor species separate to the Ancients, or possibly merely a shift in Ancient aesthetic.
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Yep, the galaxies are full of worlds that look like Canada. ^_^
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Of course, moving to British Columbia would be cheaper... We could bug Jenn Dolari!
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Actually, "Live in British Columbia" has been on my list of things to do for about eight years now. ^_^ I really need to make that road trip up to Stanley Park soon...
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Ack? Why haven't I filled out that bloody passport application?
(Ah right--money!)
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And they all look like vegetation native to Canada! Or to be more precise, British Columbia xDDD