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==Notes==
==Notes==
* The origin of the term "cloud nine" is curious in that it is an American expression popularized in the 20th Century as a term describing euphoria or higher state of bliss. The term appeared to originate from the 1896 edition of the International Cloud Atlas, where the cumulonimbus cloud was given the designation of nine, which was the highest altitude that a cloud could be, according to information from the [http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/cloud_nine Wiktionary]. However, it is just one of many terms of Earth-origin used on the show.
* The origin of the term "cloud nine" is curious in that it is an American expression popularized in the 20th Century as a term describing euphoria or higher state of bliss. The term appeared to originate from the 1896 edition of the International Cloud Atlas, where the cumulonimbus cloud was given the designation of nine, which was the highest altitude that a cloud could be, according to information from the [http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/cloud_nine Wiktionary]. However, it is just one of many terms of Earth-origin used on the show.
* ''Cloud 9'' was filmed on location at the University of British Columbia's Chan Centre.
* ''Cloud Nine'' was filmed on location at the University of British Columbia's Chan Centre.
*It should be noted that in either "[[Razor]]" or "[[The Plan]]," both set prior to ''Cloud 9'''s destruction, the large vessel neither appeared nor was mentioned. Furthermore, after the one-year jump in "[[Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II]]," its destruction hasn't been mentioned again throughout the remainder of the series.
*It should be noted that in either "[[Razor]]" or "[[The Plan]]," both set prior to ''Cloud 9'''s destruction, the large vessel neither appeared nor was mentioned. Furthermore, after the one-year jump in "[[Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II]]," its destruction hasn't been mentioned again throughout the remainder of the series.


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