There are a few quite amazing technology devices in science fiction, from the different ships that help the characters pass wide distances through the universe to a little more outside this world of devices such as Star Trek teleporters or stargates from the Stargate franchise. It is very fun to try and imagine what can cost some of these wonders of science fiction, $ 20 billion or so Costs to build and launch USS Enterprise From the original "Star Trek" to Trillions of dollars would be needed to build a ruin of Starwelles From "Starwells War", but what about a slightly less bulky journey - say, a starvet?

The massive rings that allow travel between the space in the franchise "Stargate" are usually referred to as Gates (or "Einstein-Rosen Bridge Portal Devices" if you want to be fancy), and while we can not understand exactly what would cost to build functioning, because we just have nothing close to do so, It's about some creative and strenuous habits.

In 2019 By the way, the name of the group translates to “the children of McGire, "referring to a hit TV franchise Actor Stargate Actor Richard Dean Anderson as a man who can fashion tools and weapons of almost nothing.

The 19 -meter replica took over for more than a decade to build it, with Superfan Quentin Britus running the project, and they used about 60,000 USD in materials to make the gate as close as possible to the "real thing". It has all the same features as the gateway in the series, except for the journey in the mutual space, including glittering runes and the central light of turning, and while it is impressive, it was just a team project test: Building the Milky Way gate from The movie Stargat and the first series of spin-off, "Stargat SG-1".

While the "Milky Way Gate" project is not yet completed because they are trying to build all the mechanical elements to move, engineering, far, just get the massive structure that stands safely, it is almost made and is quite impressive, although the team does not reveal the exact cost. They are probably higher than the $ 60,000 price for the Pegaz Gate given more complex mechanics, but hey, it's all crazy cool.

Perhaps the best part of the whole story is not that a group of fans built two gates from the Stargat franchise, but that they developed friendships and built this together despite being scattered around the world, a will for technology all alone. In an interview with ViceDeleted shared that although the team were relative strangers when it all started, some members eventually became very good friends. "Throughout the year, I'm talking to them more than I am talking to my close friends," he said. Now That is The strength of accidental, baby.