Just asking a question that has bothered me for a while, maybe someone can provide a sensible answer. I hope I've picked the right place to post this topic. Mods, feel free to move if need be.
Project Stargate, the remote viewing gov't program, supposedly lasted several years and ended in 1995, according to things online like wiki and others. The movie Stargate was released in 1994. Project Stargate was supposedly revealed to the public a while after the project ended. So where did the term "Stargate" come from?
Is it possible that the government used the term from the movie title, only naming it after it had been released? If so, why? It seems a bit obvious that if they named it after the fact then wouldn't the information they provided somehow be suspect?
Or is the reverse true? That somehow someone learned of the gov't program named Stargate and used that for the title of the film?
In 1981, apparently there was a video game named Stargate. Is that the answer?
Why did they name the Project Stargate if most activities were limited to the Earth locations? Am I being too picky about this?
Thanks, and best to all.
TD
Project Stargate, the remote viewing gov't program, supposedly lasted several years and ended in 1995, according to things online like wiki and others. The movie Stargate was released in 1994. Project Stargate was supposedly revealed to the public a while after the project ended. So where did the term "Stargate" come from?
Is it possible that the government used the term from the movie title, only naming it after it had been released? If so, why? It seems a bit obvious that if they named it after the fact then wouldn't the information they provided somehow be suspect?
Or is the reverse true? That somehow someone learned of the gov't program named Stargate and used that for the title of the film?
In 1981, apparently there was a video game named Stargate. Is that the answer?
Why did they name the Project Stargate if most activities were limited to the Earth locations? Am I being too picky about this?
Thanks, and best to all.
TD