Im reading the stargate conspiracy at the moment, its an interesting read and i recommend it to everyone who is interested in the real stargate.

thanks for that worldblend. if you look at some of the earlier posts on this thread they refer to natural environments where "stargates" occur. these are all near ancient civillisations which is an incredible coincidence. The document wasnt funded by the millitay was it. in all my searches for stargates i seem to hit sites which have been blocked by the millitary but when i check the site adresses they are all millitary sites anyway. If we after only occupying the world for a short while compared to the age of the universe can talk realisticly of teleportation through space then isnt it possible that another extra terrestrial civillisation could have created what we are talking about and left these devices or "stargates" on the planets they colonised. just a thought

John

Originally posted by john_a_anderson
thanks for that worldblend. if you look at some of the earlier posts on this thread they refer to natural environments where "stargates" occur. these are all near ancient civillisations which is an incredible coincidence. The document wasnt funded by the millitay was it. in all my searches for stargates i seem to hit sites which have been blocked by the millitary but when i check the site adresses they are all millitary sites anyway. If we after only occupying the world for a short while compared to the age of the universe can talk realisticly of teleportation through space then isnt it possible that another extra terrestrial civillisation could have created what we are talking about and left these devices or "stargates" on the planets they colonised. just a thought

John

John: I think if you were to ask the top scientists in the fields of Quantum Physiscs and Astronomy/Cosmoogy the following question: "If we were to discover that an extraterrestrial intelligence had visited the earth from another star system, what method of travel would you guess that they used to reach us?" I think you would find that few of the answers given would include travel via a ship with propellant

then isnt it possible that another extra terrestrial civillisation could have created what we are talking about and left these devices or "stargates" on the planets they colonised.

Yes, it is certainly possible. However, these gates may not exist in the form one might expect. In fact, it might be interesting to follow the current Cassini Mission and watch what we learn about a certain moon called Iabetus.

apparently their are "natural" gate in the peruvian mountains. these look like doors in the rock but supposodly creatures come out of them surrounded in blue light. to establish gates they would have to travel by a ship anyway so the scientists would be correct. then they leave the gate on the planet for easier travel later

Originally posted by Tassadar
Sorry, but I have to remain highly skepical on this topic.

Why would the governmet allow for a movie, and six seasons of a TV series (one of the best) to show on Sci-Fi, that's a little risky.

Tassadar

Plausible deniability (see the wormehole eXtreeme episode)

all i have to say is that topic was said stated argued and finished years ago. any new members should read all posts before replying. anyway does anyone think that the "mars city" has anything to do with the gates. ( for more information read the stargate conspiracy) also the author concludes that stargates are mental ways of travelling between worlds. any1 have any opinions?

It's possible that a real stargate exists...

As Teknoman mentioned, the easiest way to guarantee something will not be found out is to reveal it in its fullest to the public in a form of "fantasy"...

Science fiction shows and games are two concepts that come to mind

Cheers

JS

I think you guys are refering to an actual ancient artifact that is rumored & specuulated to exist in the Middle East. And that is a pretty good theory.
I don't dispute the existance of undiscoverd important ancient sites that seem to proliferate that area of the world. It wouldn't be too far out of character to find such an object...if we had a clue to it's true purpose if it was even found. Even if it was found and it was known what it's true purpose was used for...it's not like we exactly have an 'owners manual' for such a thing...

Going about a 'backwards engineering' project to figure out how it would work (without causing some unintentional side-effect) would likely take a long time to do. So...

Anyway...some time ago I read a series of books concerning the subject of the 'Montauk' project. Aparently technology was developed in this program as a side project to do exactly that- create a kind of 'stargate' capable of both traveling time, but also a portal to any desired destination. As the story goes, some people were sent through this 'wormhole' for various purposes, destinations, and points in time.
Montauk is also supposedly intertwined with the 'philadelphia experiment' phenomena as well...

Has anyone read those books about Montauk written by Preston Nichols & Peter Moon?
Facinating stuff!
T.S.

i agree that there is a real stargate on this planet,-possibly in the middle east as that is where the first humans appeared. in my opinion the gate is probobly somewhere near the dead sea as there is talk of ancient cities "sodom and gemorra" once being on its banks. does it not follow that the gate might be by one of these ciies. also what does the gate look like? is it a giant wheel? or is it something like the gates in peru which were mentioned some time ago within this discussion? any ideas.

ive heard people talk about the idea of the univers folding over to allow worm holes from one to the other end of the galaxy and they are credited scientists

Try watching with an open-mind how the Asgard interrelates with Earth and it's inhabitants..That is ~too~ real to be sci-fi..IMO

yh i agree. i was speaking to a specialist physician today who said that with the right amount of energy that these gates are infinately possible and that you would need the seven points too. so either someone did their research very thouroughly when they thought up the stargate or theres sommat they are hiding from us. i wonder what it could be.....

Experiments in time were done in Germany by the Nazis. See Nick Cook's book The Hunt for Zero Point. Nick is the aviation editor for Jane's Defense Weekly---a publication which I believe is mentioned and respected here. Moving in time and moving in another dimension are identical.

There is a little bit more to this story, however, so hold on.

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"Ahem... You are all a bunch of freakin' idiots."-this comes from my uncle whom is standing right behind me.
However, I must agree. This is all very silly. Conspiracy theory is fine, but this is just stupid. There is no basis in fact. And how in God's name would the government go about telling a writer to write a movie about a Stargate without them going public?
I must say, though, that it is one of the better television shows around...
Nice theory, perhaps the government does have some sort of device to do something similar. But, good god, isn't a stargate a bit sensationalized?
This would be much like me saying that I had heard that superheores do exist and run around in our cities pretecting the helpless, spandex and all. True, there are probably incredible people who do incredible things, just without the capes and suits and nifty one-liners.
I hate to automatically scoff at anything strange I hear, but this takes it a bit too far...

Originally posted by infinite
Im reading the stargate conspiracy at the moment, its an interesting read and i recommend it to everyone who is interested in the real stargate.

That's a great book, read it some years back.

Originally posted by Forschung
Experiments in time were done in Germany by the Nazis. See Nick Cook's book The Hunt for Zero Point. Nick is the aviation editor for Jane's Defense Weekly---a publication which I believe is mentioned and respected here. Moving in time and moving in another dimension are identical.
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There is another book which I recommend that you might like to read.
It's called "Biocosm" by James Gardner.

Multiple universes emerge from so-called superstring theory as well. This still evolving theory is based on the notion that, matter is made, not of particles, but of tiny, vibrating loops of energy called strings. The strings exist in a world of up to 10 spatial dimensions, all but three of which are too minute for us to perceive. Strange though it sounds, most physicists agree that it is the most likely candidate for the long-sought theory of everything that could finally unite relativity and quantum mechanics, the two great but mutually incompatible ideas of 20th century physics.

Superstring theory, which has lately been renamed Mtheory for reasons that interest only theoretical physicists, is so dauntingly complex that the smartest scientists in the world are still trying to nail it down. But among other things, it provides for multiple universes.

Last year a Stanford theorist named Shamit Kachru set out with some colleagues to calculate just how many different universes one particular version of string theory could produce. The number he came up with was a 1 followed by something like 100 zeros — roughly a hundred billion billion times the number of atoms in our universe. It was an answer that didn't please anyone. Says Max Tegmark, a theorist at the University of Pennsylvania: "People have tried very hard to get rid of these multiple universes and failed. They just don't like the concept; they think it's weird. And they're right. But don't we already have good evidence by now that the cosmos really is weird?" To Einstein's celebrated musing about whether God had a choice in creating the universe, the answer seems to be a resounding yes: all sorts of universes are possible.