1994 film "Stargate" Ultimate Edition DVD video:
Major General West: This is the information the probe sent back to us. Freeze and enhance. You can clearly see the Gate on the other side. Both Gates must have functioned as a doorway between our worlds.
Major General West's aide: These reading's tell us it's an atmospheric match. Barometric pressure, temperature, and most importantly, oxygen.
Dr. Daniel Jackson: These markings are different. They don't match the symbols on our Gate.
Major General West: That's why we may have to abort. This project is for naught without a reconnaissance mission.
Major General West's aide: Once on the other side we'd have to decipher the markings on their Gate and, in essence, dial home in order to bring the team back.
Major General West: Based on this new information, I don't see how we can do that.
Dr. Daniel Jackson: Well, I can do that.
Major General West: Are you sure?
Dr. Daniel Jackson: Positive.
Colonel Jack O'Niel: He's full of shit.
Major General West: You're on the team.
JOURNAL ARCHIVE: Monday, August 14, 2006
After Kirk disappears from the Enterprise-B and is presumed dead, the timeline jumps ahead 78 years to the time of Captain Picard. '78' is a recurring theme in my memory and of the life I imagine of Thomas Ray. I believe he started the USNA in 1978.
[JOURNAL ARCHIVE 14 August 2006 excerpt ends]
JOURNAL ARCHIVE: Re: Journal May 19, 2006
My memory, which I am growing increasingly certain is false beyond a certain date, reminds me of something my step-brother said to me back in 1985. I had bought a used pickup while home on leave and was driving it back to Charleston to return to my ship. He told me that while I was driving for so long, I would be making anagrams from the word on the hood ornament. The Ford pickup was, I believe, a 1978 model and the hood ornament had the word Explorer on it.
[JOURNAL ARCHIVE 19 May 2006 excerpt ends]
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Stargate
:16:43
And, uh,...
:16:47
..to find the destination within
any three-dimensional space,...
:16:52
..we need six points...
:16:57
..to determine an exact location.
:17:01
You said you needed seven points.
