P3X-439: Difference between revisions

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World that was once home to an Ancient colony. Less than a kilometer from the Stargate a team from the S.G.C. found an enormous (and headless, due to its age) colonnade containing a repository of the Ancients' knowledge at the base. The Goa'uld Anubis sent a reconnaissance probe to the planet to scout, which discovered the secrets the planet held. SG-1, SG-3 and SG-5 arrived first, narrowly missing the arrival of Anubis's fleet. Flanked by gliders and Al'kesh, SG-1 destroyed the repository after Jack O'Neill took the drastic step of interfacing with the device.

DETAILS

HOME TO - Unknown
FIRST APPEARED - Lost City, Part 1

KEY EPISODE

Lost City, Part 1 - S.G. teams travel to P3X-439 just before Goa'uld ships start entering the atmosphere.

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-[[File:P3X-439.jpg|thumb]]World that was once home to an Ancient colony. Less than a kilometer from the Stargate a team from the S.G.C. found an enormous (and headless, due to its age) colonnade containing a repository of the Ancients' knowledge at the base.
+[[File:P3X-439.jpg]]World that was once home to an [[Ancient]] colony. Less than a kilometer from the [[Stargate]] a team from the [[S.G.C.]] found an enormous (and headless, due to its age) colonnade containing a [[repository of the Ancients' knowledge]] at the base.
-The Goa'uld Anubis sent a reconnaissance probe to the planet to scout, which discovered the secrets the planet held. SG-1, SG-3 and SG-5 arrived first, narrowly missing the arrival of Anubis's fleet. Flanked by gliders and Al'kesh, SG-1 destroyed the repository after Jack O'Neill took the drastic step of interfacing with the device.
+The [[Goa'uld]] [[Anubis]] sent a [[reconnaissance probe]] to the planet to scout, which discovered the secrets the planet held. [[SG-1]], [[SG-3]] and [[SG-5]] arrived first, narrowly missing the arrival of Anubis's fleet. Flanked by [[gliders]] and [[Al'kesh]], SG-1 destroyed the repository after [[Jack O'Neill]] took the drastic step of interfacing with the device.