I imagine a camera at the bottom of a tank of water. The tank is in a darkroom and only lit from above. An air canon is placed above the water and measured a burst of compressed air is fired into the water as a video camera records it.
Walter always closes the iris right when he get's an incoming wormhole. It dont cause damage to gate or iris. The iris is just a few atom layers away from the event horizont.
@GamerG0d1337 The shield SGC attached to their stargate. They close it over the top of an incoming wormhole to prevent incoming matter. And when thing hit is you hear a loud thump =P.
According to a supplement for the Stargate SG-1 RPG by Alderac Entertainment Group, the "kawoosh" is probably the mouth of wormhole itself erupting from the "event horizon" as it forms, and what happens when said proto-wormhole destroys matter is, it breaks apart atomic bonds and reduces formerly-solid matter to free electrons. It doesn't mention what happens to the protons and neutrons. O.o
You know its kinda strange cuz the gate goes like Kaaa Kaaa KAwooooooooooooowsshhhh But still magnificent and even better the super gate goes KAWOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOSH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@AzaIndustries Well the gates have a complex molecular buffer so they would tumble out as if they had actually just run into it from behind at high speed. Would still be funny as hell though.
Nah I imagine the parts that hit the iris get vaporized like normal but the parts that don't align come through.. so you could get a cylinder cut out of someones chest. =P
To be more exact, the "kawosh" turns everything in it's path to particles (or something like that) and uses it to power the gate, so the iris might actully cause a small amount of "damage" to the gate if its closed upon gate activation. (Damage meaning exhausting the gate a tiny bit more than a regular activation)
If the iris is closed when the unstable vortex (kawosh) 50%of the power needed to keep the wormhole stabile will be drawn from the SGC complex power instead of the air infront of the gate as it usually would. Meaning that closing the iris after the vortex has retracted requires less power but is more dangerous as the iris is a bit slow at times.
Best sounds in the Universe : Stargate opening and TARDIS materialising
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@@ebolarnator1794 Haha right I forgot about those
@@ebolarnator1794 and Tie Fighter engines
I imagine a camera at the bottom of a tank of water. The tank is in a darkroom and only lit from above. An air canon is placed above the water and measured a burst of compressed air is fired into the water as a video camera records it.
That never gets old. I love that.
Yep, you just have to love the good old KAWOOSH effect. I dare to bet that it's the longest used effect in filming history.(approx 13 years)
Walter always closes the iris right when he get's an incoming wormhole.
It dont cause damage to gate or iris.
The iris is just a few atom layers away from the event horizont.
Oh my god...do you hear this noise? It sounds so beautiful...
*kawoosh*
@GamerG0d1337 The shield SGC attached to their stargate. They close it over the top of an incoming wormhole to prevent incoming matter. And when thing hit is you hear a loud thump =P.
According to a supplement for the Stargate SG-1 RPG by Alderac Entertainment Group, the "kawoosh" is probably the mouth of wormhole itself erupting from the "event horizon" as it forms, and what happens when said proto-wormhole destroys matter is, it breaks apart atomic bonds and reduces formerly-solid matter to free electrons. It doesn't mention what happens to the protons and neutrons. O.o
the gate gets all the power it needs from the sgc not the kaswoosh whitch is a unstable vortex of extra energy being released from the gate.
You know its kinda strange cuz the gate goes like Kaaa Kaaa KAwooooooooooooowsshhhh
But still magnificent and even better the super gate goes KAWOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOSH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
1:15 Nice job Teal'c
Anyone ever noticed that the ''kawoosh'' is almost always thinner/fatter bigger/tinyer
Slower/faster?
Strange lol
No, not necesarry, but it helps power the gate. i tihnk i only read ti somewhere though so i might be wrong, but seems logic.
i like it!!!
1:16 someone got nom nom nom'd by the kawoosh
@ekuwa69 There was also an episode with people deliberately standing in front, since they thought it was an escape.
I would like to see someone come through when the iris is only half closed.
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THAT IS AWESOME
yea, its an ori supergate, they used it to transport their ships from their galexy to come kill us :)
@AzaIndustries Well the gates have a complex molecular buffer so they would tumble out as if they had actually just run into it from behind at high speed.
Would still be funny as hell though.
dang a jafar got thrown in by another jafar
True.
@AzaIndustries i think it would make the Kawoosh a lot longer so the poor Walter would die !
@Evangeder if you touch the kawoosh with your hand then your hand would cease to exist
Kawoosh.
What episode was that where the guy got thrown into the event horizon. That's just an instant death right there.
awesome....
KAWOOSH!!
@SVHSolyom No, wait. I said NOT the glider scene! The indoor scene right after that!
i think it would be cool to see it when there is like a very tiny hole, and maybe we get human toothpast?
What happen if someone touch kawoosh?
yeah but it looked like he wanted to go into the kawooosh on porpese
That's exactly what it is.
@dazlovescarter Aha! That's it! Thanks!
Nah I imagine the parts that hit the iris get vaporized like normal but the parts that don't align come through.. so you could get a cylinder cut out of someones chest. =P
1:04
To be more exact, the "kawosh" turns everything in it's path to particles (or something like that) and uses it to power the gate, so the iris might actully cause a small amount of "damage" to the gate if its closed upon gate activation. (Damage meaning exhausting the gate a tiny bit more than a regular activation)
@SVHSolyom Thank you! (I knew it just by name)
Now... I'm supposed to be the ultimate geek and know this stuff but...
What episode is 0:33 from?
(Indoor scene, not gliders)
mmmhhmmmmm im thirsty
If the iris is closed when the unstable vortex (kawosh) 50%of the power needed to keep the wormhole stabile will be drawn from the SGC complex power instead of the air infront of the gate as it usually would. Meaning that closing the iris after the vortex has retracted requires less power but is more dangerous as the iris is a bit slow at times.
1:16 xD
what if it's real and you thought or just a movie