Image:Stargate Atlantis - Horizon.jpg

This image is of a screen capture of the Horizon missile launched by the USS Apollo, it is intended for use in the article Daedalus class battlecruiser to provide critical commentary on the fictional Horizon missile.

This image was capped by Matthew Fenton from an episode of the television series "Stargate Atlantis"

7 February 2007

This image was capped by Matthew Fenton from an episode of the television series "Stargate Atlantis"

Fair use rationale

... for Daedalus class battlecruiser

The above image is believed to qualify as fair use as it is an image of: a web resolution, and of a lower quality then broadcast/verbatim media releases. The image provides critical commentary on a the fictional Horizon missile from the science fiction television series Daedalus class battlecruiser. Furthermore it is believed that this image will not impede the copyright owners' ability to profit.

More specifically the image is providing critical commentary on the following text in the article "The USS Apollo is a newly constructed 304 commanded by Colonel Abe Ellis, it arrived at Atlantis with a weapons platform code named Horizon. This weapon platform contains 6 Mark IX "Gatebuster" warheads and 4 decoy warheads, it successfully deployed against an Asuran space fleet, destroying all the Asuran vessels fired upon."

Licensing

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