So, this is a strong contender for the title of "Best Fanfic I Have Ever Read." Heck, it's probably one of the best pieces of fiction I have ever read. And I read a lot. The prose is sharp and, tonally, seems to match both canons very well, everybody seems to be in character, even the technobabble makes sense. (Well, on most things. But given that the most iffy bits dealt with the Higgs Boson and String Theory, it's definitely forgivable, and does a much better job than SG-1 did.) And the plot... well, I wouldn't want to spoil it, but is both dramatically engaging and makes quite a few things about both canons make sense. And though the author apparently hasn't actually watched much Stargate, I can say as a huge Stargate nerd, one can't really tell. So, to sum everything up about 127 words to late: read it. Now.
My Only Complaint Is the Lack of a Sequel
So, this is a strong contender for the title of "Best Fanfic I Have Ever Read." Heck, it's probably one of the best pieces of fiction I have ever read. And I read a lot. The prose is sharp and, tonally, seems to match both canons very well, everybody seems to be in character, even the technobabble makes sense. (Well, on most things. But given that the most iffy bits dealt with the Higgs Boson and String Theory, it's definitely forgivable, and does a much better job than SG-1 did.) And the plot... well, I wouldn't want to spoil it, but is both dramatically engaging and makes quite a few things about both canons make sense. And though the author apparently hasn't actually watched much Stargate, I can say as a huge Stargate nerd, one can't really tell. So, to sum everything up about 127 words to late: read it. Now.