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*** See the Just Bugs Me page. Modern Stargates can hit anywhere in the galaxy. These models, it would seem, can barely reach outside a solar system. [[Word of God]] is that they do not have the kind of range a Milky Way gate does.
*** See the Just Bugs Me page. Modern Stargates can hit anywhere in the galaxy. These models, it would seem, can barely reach outside a solar system. [[Word of God]] is that they do not have the kind of range a Milky Way gate does.
**** It's also worth pointing out that we have no idea what their range is, given that the only way to dial them is apparently to and from Destiny, which sets it up pretty much automatically. It's theoretically possible they have just as a long of a range as other 'Gates, but Destiny only connects to near by ones.
**** It's also worth pointing out that we have no idea what their range is, given that the only way to dial them is apparently to and from Destiny, which sets it up pretty much automatically. It's theoretically possible they have just as a long of a range as other 'Gates, but Destiny only connects to near by ones.
*** The statement about the ''Destiny'' traveling between galaxies is [[Jossed]] by [http://www.moviehole.net/200920239-stargate-universe-cast this interview]: "For example, if the Destiny is travelling ''through a galaxy'' [Destiny's Stargate] can't go anywhere in that galaxy, it can only go within a limited range, that's why they put it on a ship, so as it ''moves through the galaxy'' it can move across it and explore..." (emphasis mine).
*** The statement about the ''Destiny'' traveling between galaxies is [[Jossed]] by [https://web.archive.org/web/20150302075734/http://moviehole.net/200920239-stargate-universe-cast this interview]: "For example, if the Destiny is travelling ''through a galaxy'' [Destiny's Stargate] can't go anywhere in that galaxy, it can only go within a limited range, that's why they put it on a ship, so as it ''moves through the galaxy'' it can move across it and explore..." (emphasis mine).


== The ''Destiny'' isn't actually heading out of the galaxy at the end of "Lost." ==
== The ''Destiny'' isn't actually heading out of the galaxy at the end of "Lost." ==