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Is it supposed to be doing that?

It's a coronal mass emission,

like a giant solar flare.

But it's safe, right?

That's what this equipment
is designed to find out.

Apart from disrupting
the planet's magnetic field,

it might cause
a significant increase

in the surface radiation.

But it's safe, right?

As long as we don't stay
here too long, yes, sir.

Anyone explain thatto Daniel?

I've encountered
this script before.

It's a similar pronunciation

to a language on
our planet called Latin.

Now, near as I can tell,
the main body of the text

represents a kind
of planetary history.

I agree...

But isn't it time for you

to return through the Stargate?

What I don't understand is

is the significance
of whatever this is—...

Some sort of control mechanism.

It's obviously still
in working order

compared to
the rest of the ruin.

I wonder if that's significant.

The storm is approaching,
Dr. Jackson.

The radiation may be dangerous
for you and your team.

Oh, yes, major Carter
will let us know

when we have to leave.

Now, this line recurs
several times—...

"Domiwaitus westul motobilum."

"Conqueror of time."

No, in this context
I'd say more like,

"master of the uncertain past."

You're a skilled
linguist, Dr. Jackson.

Oh, thank you. Actually,
I had the opportunity

to hear the language
spoken aloud

a year or so ago, so...

What's that?

The geomagnetic disturbance
is reaching its peak.

I have to act now.

I don't understand.

Unh!

All set up, sir.

Good. Let's hit it.

Daniel! Let's go home.

Daniel?

O'Neill.

Yeah, I hear it.

God!

Incoming wormhole.

What is that?

I have no idea, sir.

Are you doing this?

Stay away!

Daniel!

What the hell are you doing?

Stay back!

Colonel!

Anyway, I'm sorry,
butthatjust happens to be

how I feel about it.
What do you think?

What?

What do you think?

Colonel, is something wrong?

Maybe.

Weren't we just somewhere else?

Where?

Some planet. When?

Just now. No.

Sure? Yeah.

Everything just changed.

Sir, we've been sitting
in the commissary

for the past half hour.

Really?

Well, it is understandable

how you could have gotten
the two places confused.

We're gonna be late
for our briefing.

Briefing?

Are you ok,
or are you just trying

to avoid answering my question?

I'm fine.

What question?

2 weeks ago,
sg—1 s tookthese images

of solar activity on p4x639.

Analysis of the data indicates

a steady increase
in the intensity.

Now, if I'm right,

the explosions that
we're witnessing here

are just the precursor

to an exponentially greater
violent ejection.

Teal'c: Major Carter,
have we not previously

been briefed
concerning this matter?

I was just gonna say that.

Sir?

You want to go to the planet

and set up some kind of
remote observatory.

Yes.

We just did that.

No, we didn't.

I believe we did,
Daniel Jackson.

No, Teal'c. That's what
this briefing is about.

I distinctly remember
sitting here

listening to Carter prattle on
about solar activity

and a corona something.

Coronal mass emissions.

I was just about to bring it up

there you go.
How would I know that?

Maybe you read my report.

Maybe he read your report?

I'm telling you guys,
we've done this before.

Teal'c: I am in agreement
with O'Neill.

I am experiencing

a great deal of familiarity
with these events.

Technician: Unscheduled
off—world activation.

We have an unscheduled
incoming traveler, sir.

It's sg—12.

Hammond: They're not
due back for days.

Technician:
Receiving g.D.O. Transmission.

It's sg—12.

Open the Iris.

One of them will be injured.

What do you make of
all of this, major?

Well, sir, I'm not sure.

Sg—12's early return was
the result of an accident.

One of the team fell
and broke his ankle.

How could Teal'c
and colonel O'Neill

have known that was
going to happen?

Both of them claim
to have memories

of sg—1's mission to p4x639.

A mission that isn't
scheduled to start

for 6 hours.

Ok, so, Sam was setting
up instruments and...

Where was I?

You were by the altar deal
with the guy.

Right. You're gonna need to be

a little more specific.

Malaki.

That's the alien archaeologist

sg—15 met on the first survey.

I was looking forward
to meeting him.

You did. You got along swell.

Anyway, at some point,
a beam shot out from the ruins

around the altar and
hit the Stargate.

There was a blinding
flash of light.

Then iwas back in the commissary

eating my Froot Loops.

Well, sir, I can't find anything

wrong with either of them.

Now, we'll have to wait

for the lab results to be sure,

butthey both appear to be
in perfect health.

Except for the fact
that they're remembering

events that haven't
even happened yet.

Yes, but why Jack
and Teal'c and not us?

Hammond: I'm not
taking any chances.

Until we figure out
what's going on,

I'm postponing
your mission to p4x639.

Jack! Wait up!

Um...

I was thinking
about what you said

about a beam coming
out of the altar.

Sg—1 s took digital images of
the carvings on the ruins.

I was thinking there might
be some sort of clue in here

as to what's going on.

Unfortunately,
it's the equivalent

of about 400 pages
of alien text,

but if you could give me
more details about

the layout of the ruins,
it might be easier—...

Unh!

Gee, sorry, Dr. Jackson!

Should have seen that coming.

So?

So?

Don't you know what
I'm going to say?

Actually, by this time,
we were on the planet.

It's all different now.

Oh. Well, iwas thinking
about what you said

about a beam hitting
the Stargate.

What about it?

After the flash, you found
yourself back here,

and then you were
basically reliving

the moments leading up
to the mission.

Maybe you're not
remembering future events.

Maybe you were
sent back in time.

For what, 6 hours?

Well, it wouldn't be
the firsttime

we've seen something like this.

I mean, the Stargate did
send us back to 1969.

Good year.

So, iwas wondering...

Could this beam
you mentioned be a means

to access the gate's
subspace field

in order to create some
kind of time inversion

outside of subspace?

I knew you were gonna say that.

I guess I'm
justthinking out loud.

I'm gonna go run
a few simulations.

You run. Simulate.

Let me know how itturns out.

Keep me posted.

Keep me apprised.

The lab results

confirm Dr. Fraiser's
original assessment.

You're both in perfect health.

Any more of these premonitions?

Not for some time.

Can we go back to work,
general? Please?

I have no objection, as long—...

Technician: Unscheduled
off—world activation.

D'oh!

What is that?

I'm not sure, sir.

I've never seen
anything like it.

We have.

Anyway, I'm sorry,
butthatjust happens to be

how I feel about it.
What do you think?

Colonel, is something wrong?

Oh, yeah. Something.

2 weeks ago, sg—...

We've done this!

We do this every day.

I'm nottalking about
briefings in general, Daniel,

I'm talking about this briefing.

I'm talking about this day!

Colonel O'Neill is correct.

Events do appear to be
repeating themselves.

Since when?

Since we went to p4x639.

We haven't been to p4x639.

Yes, we have. "No, we haven't."

That's what you
were going to say.

Of course that's what
I was going to say.

Ok, bad example.

Colonel, I'm not quite sure
whatto make of this.

If we've had this meeting
before, sir—...

Why are Teal'c and I
the only ones who remember it?

I know. That's what
you said last time.

Well, I'll venture a guess

it has something to
do with that planet.

And you'll all believe me

when sg—I 2 comes
through that gate in...

4,3,2, I.

Sg—12 isn't due back for 3 days.

Technician: Unscheduled
off—world activation.

So close.

You're not gonna find anything.

Why don't we wait
for the lab results

before we jump to
any conclusions?

Teal'c: The results
will be negative.

Humor me.

Well—— general!

I know you're thinking of
postponing the mission,

butthere's no point.

Tried it last time,
it didn't work.

Jack! Wait up!

Um...

I was thinking
about what you said

about a beam coming
from the altar—...

400 pages of alien text.

Right. Now, sg—1 s
took digital images

of the carvings on the ruins.

Looks familiar.

It should. It's something
you spoke for a few days.

It's avariation of the writings

used by the ancients.

Well, if you're looking
for help translating it,

you're barking up
the wrong genius.

No, I realize

that the asgards
returned you to normal,

which is fortunate, I suppose,

but if you could give me
more details about

the layout of the ruins,
it might be eas——unh!

Gee, sorry, Dr. Jackson.

Oops.

Hammond: Come in.

Any word from fraiser?

Still waiting for
the lab results.

If we delay any longer,
it will be too late.

Too late for what?

To stop this day
from happening again!

You realize this is a little
difficult for me to accept.

Hey, if it was
just me, I'd agree.

But what about Teal'c?

Come on, is this the face
of a crazy man?

Bad example.

What do you want?

We want to go back to 639.

A geomagnetic storm
is building up

we shouldn't stay long.

That's the machine right there.

Carter: Iwonder how it works.

O'Neill: Subspace fields
and time inversions.

That's what you said.

Hello.

Whoa. Easy, guys.

It's the guy. He's the one
who started all this.

I don't understand.

Whatever you did,
I want you to undo it.

I did nothing!

I don'tthink he knows
what you're talking about.

Perhaps he has
no memory, O'Neill.

Oh, he remembers.

He's the one who was
pushing all those buttons.

Please. I'm... an archaeologist.

I've been trying to translate
these alien symbols.

I——I told the others
who came before you.

Sg—15?

Yes. But they didn't
point weapons at me.

I can show you my notes. Ah!

Malaki: I——I've been
making periodic visits

to this planet for
quite some time now.

My research is almost complete.

What kind of archaeologist
carries a weapon?

Uh... I do.

Bad example.

What's this?

If you must know, it's my wife.

What'd you do?

I didn't do anything.
It engaged on its own.

Turn it off! How?

It's drawing energy

from the ionization
in the atmosphere.

There's nothing
major Carter can do.

Excuse me? How'd
you know her name?

You told me.

No, I didn't.
Not this time around.

It doesn't matter.
You're too late.

How do you shut this thing off?

Even if I knew,
I wouldn't tell you.

Sir, it's building up
some kind of charge.

Daniel, you know how
to read this stuff.

Get up here and shut it off.

What? Are you kidding me?

Iwouldn't even
know where to begin.

It would take years
to translate that.

I don't know the
reference materials—...

I don't even have enough—...

Anyway, I'm sorry,

butthatjust happens
to be how I feel about it.

What do you think?

It's just a question.

O'Neill: All right,
here's the deal.

We're all stuck in
atime loop of some kind.

However, Teal'c and I seem to be

the only ones who realize it.

Now, there's this
alien device on 639.

It shoots a beam at the Stargate

which——subspace something——what?

Accesses the subspace field

the Stargate is
capable of generating.

It is powered by ionization.

In the atmosphere, right,

which is caused by——
Ah! I know this one.

Magnets!

The geomagnetic storm.

Close. Anyway, I don't know why

none of you
remember any of this,

but I do know for a fact
there's no point

in having ol' doc fraiser
examine us again.

I ask you...

What could possibly be in my eye

that would explain this?

What do you make of
all this, major?

Well, sir, when
was the last time

you heard colonel
O'Neill use terms

like subspace field
and geomagnetic storm?

Good point.

And he actually
used them correctly.

For the most part.

You believe him.

I'm considering
the possibility, sir.

I mean, the more
ithink about it,

if he's right,
the ramifications are huge.

The next time time loops,

we'll forget this
conversation even happened.

Yes, sir.

You're better off in here.

I was just coming
to look for you.

I know.

Um, I've managed to translate
a section of the west wall.

It appears to be some sort
of planetary history.

Daniel, that's very nice,

but focus on the altar.

Why?

Malaki initiated the time loop

by manipulating symbols
on the surface.

Figure out those symbols

and figure out how to stop this.

Just because someone can

recognize symbols on a keyboard

doesn't mean they can
run a computer.

If I can translate
the rest of the text,

I can putthe device
in a proper context

and be able to figure out
what it's supposed to do.

We know what it does.
It's atime loop machine.

Uh, think about it.

Who would build a device that
loops time every 10 hours?

Who knows?! But
that's what it does.

Yes, but maybe that's not
what it's supposed to do.

I mean, for all we know,

this is just an accidental

by—product of its true function.

Hello.

Ok, we're on our way.

Sam has something.

According to colonel O'Neill,

in the first loop, he andteal'c

witnessed a beam striking
the Stargate on p4x639.

Then the gate became
energized somehow.

And now, in the second loop,

in the exact same moment
they witnessed

a similar effect in our own
gate room here on earth.

Sounds about right.

Ok, so if we really
are under the influence

of an alien technology,

then the effect is
clearly being translated

to earth th rough the Stargate.

In which case,
the solution is simple.

We dial out.

Exactly! A few minutes before

this loop is supposed
to begin again,

we establish
an outgoing wormhole

to, say, the tollan homeworld

and anyone or anything
trying to dial in

from p4x639 will get
a busy signal.

Let's do it.

Chevron 5 locked.

Chevron 6 locked.

Chevron 7 will not engage.

What? It won't lock.

I can't establish a connection.

I'm running a diagnostic.

Incoming wormhole.

Close the Iris.

Oh, crap

this doesn't make any sense.

There is nothing wrong
on our end.

We should have been
able to dial out.

Anyway, I'm sorry,
butthatjust happens to be

how I feel about it.
What do you think?

Ask me tomorrow.

Just because someone can
recognize the symbols

on a keyboard doesn't mean
they can run a computer.

We've been over this!

I'm telling you, the only
way to stop this loop...

Is to figure out
how to run that stuff!

If we really have had
this conversation before,

then I probably
pointed outto you

that there's no way
I can translate

this entire text
in less than a day.

Oh, I'm so ahead of you.

I putthe whole thing
on tape lasttime

so you don't have
to start from scratch.

If what you say is true,

then when the loop
started again,

your recording wouldn't
have happened... yet.

Right.

Did I not say that your plan
would be unsuccessful?

Careful! Be careful.

What about notes? Indelible ink?

Look, if you guys
are the only ones

with memories of previous loops,

then you're going
to have to help me

by learning and remembering.

Fine. How hard can it be?

According to colonel O'Neill,
in a previous loop,

we attempted to block
the connection to p4x639

but we were unable to dial out.

Now, ithink what's happened

is that the earth
has become, in a sense,

out of sync with the rest
of the gate system,

making it impossible for us

to establish contact
with these worlds.

What about sg—I 2?
They managed to gate in.

I realized that, so we ran
a sequence of random dialings

and this is what we found.

These are the worlds
we were able to contact,

including alaris, where
sg—I 2 was doing its survey.

But the center of
this group is p4x639.

I believe thatthe alien
device is establishing

a simultaneous connection
to all these gates,

creating a kind of
subspace bubble,

andthat everything
within the bubble

is cut off from
the normal flow of time.

What are the implications
of this?

Well, sir, we could be reliving

the same day over and over

maybe thousands of times
and we'd never know it.

What can we do?

Unfortunately, not much.

The next time the loop starts,

we won't even remember
we had this conversation.

It's up to Teal'c
and colonel O'Neill.

This is a bad idea.

It would appear
we have no choice.

Technician: Unscheduled
off—world activation.

You know the worst part
about this?

Every time we loop,
Daniel asks me a question

and... I wasn't listening
the firsttime.

You are not the only one

who must endure some
discomfort, O'Neill.

Sorry, sir. I didn't
realize you were there.

You have said that
on many occasions.

Perhaps nexttime
I will not be so forgiving.

Section 23 ends

with a reference
to perennial adventus.

We've been over this.

Teal'c: I believe it means
the approaching disaster.

Good.

Jackson: But
the machine itself...

"With recurring use
the machine..."

"Surrenders to
the rigors of time."

That is incorrect,
Daniel Jackson.

The word "abicierum" means
to give up, not surrender.

Jackson: Ok, this section
of the text seems

to deal primarily with
their arrival on p4x639.

Ok, this section of
the text seems to deal

primarily with their
arrival on p4x639.

Now, this word here,
"deductavum,"

is avariation of "deductum" —...

Ok, this section of
the text seems to deal

primarily with their
arrival on p4x639.

This appears to be

a reference to the
gradual degeneration...

Yes, yes.

The foundation of a colony.

Guys, you getting this?
'Cause this is important.

Technician: Unscheduled
off—world activation.

O'Neill... should we
not be assisting

Daniel Jackson with
the translation?

I'm taking this loop off.

I'm telling you, Teal'c,

if we don't find away
out of this soon,

I'm gonna lose it.

Lose it.

It means go crazy.

Nuts. Insane. Bonzo.

No longer in possession
of one's faculties.

3 fries short of a happy meal.

Wac ko!

Teal'c?

Thank you, O'Neill.

No, no. Thank you, Teal'c.

God!

Exactly how many of these loops

have you——have we been through?

I've lost track.

That must be frustrating.

Uh, yeah.

On the other hand,
it's kind of an opportunity.

How's that?

Well, think about it.
If you know in advance

that everything is always going

to go back to the way it was,

then you could do anything...

For as long as you want

without having to worry
about consequences.

Excuse me.

Vernon, how's the wife?

Fine... sir.

Oh, yeah!

That'll play.

How far is alaris anyway?

Several billion miles, O'Neill.

That's got to be a record.

Hammond: Colonel O'Neill,
whatthe hell are you doing?

In the middle of my back swing?!

Sorry, sir. I didn't
realize——aah!

Excuse me, George?

Colonel, what are you
doing out of uniform?

Handing you my resignation.

You're resigning? What for?

So I can do this.

What are you smiling at?

Nothin'.

What have you got
for us, Dr. Jackson?

With the help of
Teal'c and Jack,

I've managed to complete
the translation.

As I originally suspected,

p4x639 was once a colony
of the ancients.

They th rived th ere
for thousands of years

until they were struck

with some sort of
unspecified cataclysm,

perhaps a disease,

but we'll never
really know for sure.

In any case, facing
certain destruction,

they built thetime machine.

They were going
to back and change

their history
to avoid their fate.

Right, but it didn't work.

Instead of sending
ateam of scientists

back to the key moment
in their history,

the device caused
a short—term continuous loop.

Just like the one
we've been experiencing.

They experienced the same day

dozens, perhaps
hundreds of times,

trying to get
the machine to work,

butin the end, they gave up

they shut it down
and letthe end come.

So the loop can be broken?

Uh, there's a section
of text on the altar

that deals specifically

with the geomagnetic storms
that power the device.

Apparently they recur
every 50 or so years,

which is why, incidentally—...

Yes, sir!

The loop can be broken.

I was getting to that.

When we activate
the symbols on the altar

in the right sequence,
ithinkwe can shut it down.

Colonel, have
your team geared up

and ready to embark
in 30 minutes.

Yes, sir.

A geomagnetic storm
is building up

we shouldn't stay long.

Lucky guess.

Malaki!

I don't see anyone, sir.

No, he's around here somewhere.

He knows we're onto him.

Unh!

Teal'c!

I'm sorry, but you've come
to break the time loop,

and I'm afraid
I can't let you do that.

Get away from that thing.

It's no good, sir.

It looks like a variation
of Goa'uld force shield.

Malaki: In fact, it is, major.

I had to trade
several rare artifacts

for the field generator,
but it was well worth it.

Malaki...

We have to reset those controls

or the loop's gonna
restart all over again.

Malaki: I'm counting on it.

I need more time.

Once I've correctly deciphered
the symbols on the altar,

I will be able
to master the time device.

Why, so you can be
king of groundhog day?

You think I would do this
for personal power?

She...

You wouldn't understand.

What happened?

She died. 12 years ago.

When I found this place and
discovered its true purpose,

I dedicated myself to
unlocking its mysteries.

Carter: So you could
go back and save her?

No, that would be
quite impossible.

She died from
a congenital heart weakness.

Not even the ability to travel
time could change that.

Then why are you doing this?

To be with her once more.

Malaki, the device doesn't work.

It never did.

It never did?

You're living proof.

We finished translating
the text on the ruins.

The ancients who built this
place never got it to work.

They tried over and over
again, just like you,

butin the end they gave up

why do you thinkthis place
has been deserted so long?

They couldn't save themselves.

You're wrong. There must be
some other explanation.

I know I can make this work!

You can't.

They proved it can't be done.

You're just gonna go
on like this forever.

You'll be trapped.

Along with billions
of innocent others.

This device activates

that's 14worlds reliving
the same day over and over.

I, uh...

I didn't realize.

But it doesn't matter.
Once I am able to input

the correct time coordinates,
the loop will be broken.

The people who made that machine

are the same people
who made the Stargates

and theycouldn't get
the damn thing to work!

And even if you could,
just for the sake of argument,

you can't change
what happened to her.

I can... touch her face again.

Talk with her. Hear her laugh.

Like you remember?

Yes.

Then what'll happen?

She'll die.

And then what? You start over?

Listen to me...

I know what it's like.

You can't!

I lost my son! I know!

And as much as I—...

I could never live
that over again.

Could you?

No.

Let her go.

Well, we're still here, colonel.

I assume you were successful.

Well, general,
you know what they say.

If at first you don't succeed,

try, try, try, try,
try, try again.

Mmm.

I don'tthink I've ever seen
anyone enjoy oatmeal so much.

When you've been
eating Froot Loops

for who knows how long,

a little variety helps.

We got a message
from the tok'ra.

Apparently they've been
trying to contact us

for over 3 months.

Really?

Who knows when they first
realized we were cut off?

There's really no telling
how much time passed.

Jackson: Let me
ask you something.

In all the time
you were, um, looping,

were you ever tempted
to do something crazy?

I mean, you could do anything

without worrying
about consequences.

You know, it's funny.
You've asked me that before.

And?