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This article is for the ship, for the episode, see Aurora (episode)
"...Rest assured that the Aurora will be remembered."
Aurora's captain[src]

The Aurora was an Aurora-class battleship in the Lantean fleet lost at the edge of the Pegasus galaxy.

HistoryEdit

The crew had been put into stasis and infiltrated by the Wraith (who led them to believe that they had never put themselves in stasis) in an attempt to learn the location of Earth and gain access to intergalactic hyperdrives.

Aurora stasis pods

Counting Aurora crew stasis pods

The Aurora contained hundreds of stasis pods for the crew to inhabit during extremely extended journeys or in the event that life support failed. Within the pods was a vast network where each user could connect themselves to an artificial reality. This reality was directly linked to the ship's real-world computer database; changes could be made, and files even deleted, from within the artificial world.

The Aurora was destroyed when Colonel John Sheppard was given self-destruct codes by the Captain of Aurora after he realized that he and his crew were beyond help. With the destruction of the ship, two Wraith cruisers were prevented from reporting Atlantis's survival to the rest of the Wraith, who believed it had been destroyed.

When the team returned to Atlantis, they commemorated the Aurora's captain and crew for sacrificing their lives to save their own. (SGA: "Aurora")

CrewEdit

Commanding OfficersEdit

Known CrewEdit

GalleryEdit

Behind the scenesEdit

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  • The name Aurora comes from an Ancient word, "Aurora", or "Auroram", both of which mean "Air".

References and notesEdit

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Stargate Atlantis: The DVD Collection 73
    Some issues of The DVD Collection magazine are known to contain errors with respect to the dimensions they provide for spaceships. Dimensions for the same class of ship may vary between issues. The dimensions given in an issue may contradict how the ship visually appears on screen. The dimensions of two ships which appear similarly sized on screen may be given different measurements in The DVD Collection magazines. However, as the DVD Collection Magazines are officially licensed by MGM (and thus considered canon) Stargate Wiki includes them, while noting the apparent discrepancies in instances where they occur. See policy and List of spaceships by size for more information.
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