#theorems of a ghost

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Theorems of a Ghost

Fic summary:

It was a wonderful, terrible thing: Rodney McKay learned.

Chapter 3: Wool and Water

Chapter summary:

I'm pretty sure, as far as humans go I am a hard, hard pill to swallow And I know I'm not your intended dose We're goin' low, low, low, low - The Kintsugi Kid (Ten Years) by Fall Out Boy, Album: So Much (For) Stardust, 2023

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Theorems of a Ghost

Fic summary:

It was a wonderful, terrible thing: Rodney McKay learned.

Chapter 1: n = 0

Chapter summary:

A downward spiral, just a pirouette G-getting worse till there's n-n-nothing left What good comes of something When I'm just the ghost of nothing, nothing?

- From Now on We Are Enemies by Fall Out Boy, Album: Believers Never Die: Greatest Hits (2009)

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Here's the title card for Theorems of a Ghost!

I'm in the process of making chapter title cards, and putting in the last of the author's notes into various chapters, I'll start posting (ideally) sometime in August!

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Theorems of a Ghost

Fic summary:

It was a wonderful, terrible thing: Rodney McKay learned.

Chapter 2: Vitrification

Chapter summary:

Fulgurite, otherwise known as fossilized lightning, is the result of lightning striking the ground.

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First chapter here

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Theorems of a Ghost snippet

Calling the SGC was a necessary, tedious fascination. It never failed to imbue a thrill in seeing the wormhole activate, connecting to another galaxy with a reconstructed bridge in real time for the sole mundanity of giving weekly status updates. He connected his screen to SGC, tapping his comm to link it up. This week it was Colonel Carter greeting him, and he offered her a congenial smile. "Good evening, Colonel," He said, keeping an eye on the notification bar that indicated the data upload to SGC. It was mostly emails and other reports, a compressed status update of the expedition and sundry letters to the outside world, as few connections as many expedition members would have. Carter had her own eyes on a monitor in the operations room, nodding in real time as the data was received on her end. It consistently amazed him what technology the SGC and Atlantis had, and he waited to hear the reverb of a ping on her end to acknowledge a transmission two galaxies-wide.