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The Stargate Universe franchise has spawned numerous movies, serials, books, comics and games since 1994, and has been a favorite among science fiction fans. Prop makers and hackers often try building their own Stargate replica – the Einstein–Rosen bridge portal …read more
Continue reading Amazing STARGᐰTE with DHD and Infinity Mirror Wormhole
1968 was a landmark year for chalking up all the cool stuff ancient peoples did to extraterrestrial encounters. Continue reading How ‘2001: A Space Odyssey’ Anticipated the Rise of the Ancient Aliens Meme
We saw a huge outpouring of builds for the the Hackaday Sci-Fi Contest and it’s now time to reveal the winners. With 84 great themed projects submitted, the judges had a tough task to pull out the most impressive both in terms of creativity and execution.
Here are our four winners. Two come from the Stargate universe. One is a cuddly yet horrifying character of unknown origin but unarguably Sci-Fi. The other is the best use of a bowling ball we’ve seen so far.
The grand prize goes to [Jerome Kelty] with Animatronic Stargate Helmet. [Jerome] has built …read more
Continue reading Starfish Cat, Bowling Ball Bot, and Stargate all Claim Prizes
We saw a huge outpouring of builds for the the Hackaday Sci-Fi Contest and it’s now time to reveal the winners. With 84 great themed projects submitted, the judges had a tough task to pull out the most impressive both in terms of creativity and execution.
Here are our four winners. Two come from the Stargate universe. One is a cuddly yet horrifying character of unknown origin but unarguably Sci-Fi. The other is the best use of a bowling ball we’ve seen so far.
The grand prize goes to [Jerome Kelty] with Animatronic Stargate Helmet. [Jerome] has built …read more
Continue reading Starfish Cat, Bowling Ball Bot, and Stargate all Claim Prizes
It’s incredibly likely that, unless you own one of the original movie props, your Stargate Horus helmet is not as cool as [jeromekelty]’s. We say this with some confidence because [jerome] got access to the original molds and put in an incredible amount of time on the animatronics. (See his latest video embedded below.)
Surprisingly, a number of the parts for this amazing piece were bought off the shelf. The irises that open and close they eyes, for instance, were bought on eBay. This is not to downplay the amount of custom design, though. The mechanism that moves the feathers …read more
Continue reading Droolworthy Animatronic Stargate Horus Helmet