Jumpgate - Buck Rogers in The 25th Century

Buck Rogers in The 25th Century

In the Buck Rogers in the 25th Century television series a network of stargates has been set up for interstellar travel. In this context, stargates are the same concept as jumpgates. These stargates were shown as a diamond-shaped quartet of stars that shimmered when a vessel was making transit.

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