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Come on!

It's right on top of us!

Dial home, captain!
That's an order!

Run!

We're not gonna make it, sir!

We'll make it!

Dial now!

Look, I know I should
know this by now,

and I swear it'll be
the lasttime I ask.

Butthese wormholes
we go through,

they're not always there, right?

No, sir. They can only form

between 2 open gates.

What's with the worm part?

The worm thing, I don't getthat.

Uh, that's just a metaphor.

Right, I knew that.

Imagine the galaxy is an apple.

We burrow our way
through the apple

like a worm,

crossing from one
side to the other

instead of going
around the outside.

Now, of course,

the diameter of
the apple is just

atwo dimensional representation

of space—time,
and, well, the hole

isn't really a hole per se,

but an interdimensional
conduit—...

Colonel?

I'll be all right.

We've got an unscheduled
incoming traveller.

Woman on P.A.: Closing Iris.

Getting a signal.

Who've we got out there?

Sg teams 4, 6, and 10
are the only units

presently off—world, sir.

Daniel's with 6, isn't he?

Yeah, he's on a dig on px3—808.

The computer can't
identifythe signal.

It's not a g.D.O. Transmission.

Let me hear it, lieutenant.

Intermittent rf pulses,

low frequency.

What have we got?

Don't know, sir.
Some kind of signal.

Carter: There's
a repeating pattern.

Lieutenant, play it
through the computer

again and run it a lot faster.

Trying 200%.

Go 6.

The computer now
recognizes the signal...

As sg—I o's Iris code.

That's Henry Boyd's team.

Why would their code

be coming through so slowly?

I have no idea, sir,

but if we don't open the Iris...

The nextthud we hear

will be Henry Boyd's team.

Do it.

Come on, Hank. The door's open.

What happened?

I don't know, sir.

General, sg—I would like
the rescue mission.

Not yet, colon El.

Hank would do the same for us.

I know he would,

if and when I gave the order.

In the meantime,
I want a probe on the ramp

and ready to go asap

colonel, have units
sg—I and 3 geared up

and standing by.

General Hammond:
Sg—I o was on a routine

exploratory mission to p3w—451.

It's a binary system.
We just discovered it.

We're there any indications
of enemy attack?

None. The one thing
major Boyd's team reported

was that whatever
indigenous life

that may have been on 451

recently became extinct.

They were trying
to determine the cause.

In the event I authorize
this mission,

sg—3 will back you up

in the event, sir?

Chevron 3 encoded.

Let's just see what pictures

the probe sends back,

make a proper threat
determination.

O'Neill: General—...

You could gate into an ambush
for all we know.

I recommended major Boyd
for this command.

Now if he's in trouble,
iwantto go in.

I'm aware of that, colonel.

Simmons: Chevron 4 encoded.

Yes, sir.

Chevron 5 encoded.

Major Boyd is a capable
warrior, O'Neill.

You trained him well.

Yeah.

Simmons: Chevron 6 encoded.

Chevron 7 locked.

I don't understand. It's just...

Red, sir.

Are we receiving telemetry?

Yes, sir, but at an even
slower rate than before.

There is an image here.

Inputthe video feed
into the computer,

but compensate for
a longer light wavelength.

Step it up in 20
millimicron increments.

Captain?

Sir, it's possible
that the image

we're receiving from
the probe has red shifted,

distorted toward
the infrared end

of the spectrum.

Why?

The same reason their codes
came th rough so slowly.

Yeah. Whatever that is.

It's working.

What the hell's going on, Hank?

Is something pursuing them?

See if you can play back
the video transmission

in realtime.
We need to find out—...

This is all we've
received so far, sir.

11 frames of digital picture

in the last... 6 minutes.

That represents
a fraction of a second.

Perhaps a malfunction.

No. The picture tells us

everything we need to know.

That team is in trouble.

Probably under attack.

Permission to go in, sir?

N egative, sir.

What do you mean, negative?

I'm sorry, colonel,
with all due respect,

but if I'm right,
we can't help them.

Now, the camera may
still respond to commands.

See if you can tilt up
and give us a wider image.

I think I know what major Boyd
seems so afraid of.

There! Isolate that area

and digitally enhance.

What am I looking at?

That's a black hole, sir.

A newly formed one
by the looks of it.

P3w—451 was orbiting
its companion star.

The orbit's probably pulling
them closer and closer.

Why don'tthey just
gate out of there?

They're trying to, sir,

but the closer you get
to a black hole...

Time slows down.

It almost appears
to stand still.

From our perspective, yes,

but you have to remember
that time is relative.

As far as sg—I 0 is concerned

only a few seconds have passed.

They're still trying
to save themselves.

What will happen to them?

Well, sir, the time
dilation is a result

of the intense gravity,
which is directly

proportional to their
proximity to th e—...

Captain!

Sorry, sir.

Their bodies will be
pulled apart

by increasing tidal forces.

They did manage to
activate the Stargate once.

Yeah, but from
their perspective,

it couldn't have been open
for more than a second.

There's nothing we can do
to save them?

They've had it, sir.

You know that
for a fact, colonel?

No, sir, I don't.

But have a look at
major Boyd's face.

What does that say to you?

Very well.

Disengage the Stargate.

Sir...

By some fluke
of Stargate technology,

we are witnessing something that

the laws of physics say
we can't possibly witness.

We are witnessing good men die

in slow motion, captain.

You're right, sir.

Shut it down.

Sir... it won't disengage.

Try again.

I already have, sir, twice.

It won't shut down.

Soldier: Let's go,
let's go! Move, move!

Let's go!

Set up here.

Come on, come on!

Sergeant, how long have you been

out of contact
with this facility?

Coming on 4 hours ago, sir.

But it was... funky for
a while before that.

Is that proper
military terminology?

What exactly does
"funky" mean sergeant?

Everyone was talking
real slow, like...

When the batteries are
down on your walkman.

Uh—huh.

Will that shaft take me
directly to sub—level 28?

Yes, sir, but...

I don't know how you're
gonna get down there. It's—...

Not to worry. We brought
our own transportation.

Gentlemen, hook 'em up!

Bring it!

Clear!

This is major general Hammond.

I have an urgent matter to
discuss with the president.

Sergeant, try disconnecting

the superconductive interface.

I already tried that,
captain. It's stuck.

Teal'c, siler could use a hand.

I will assist.

Captain Carter?

General, I was just
on my way to report, sir.

The capacitors should've
fully discharged by now,

but somehow the gate is
drawing power directly.

Isn'tthere supposed to be
atheoretical time limit

to how long a wormhole
can be maintained?

Yes, sir. We just passed it.

Well, then, how
is this possible?

Well, I'm guessing that
because time is passing

more slowly on p3w—451,
relative to earth,

we're experiencing a paradox

the Stargate was never
designed for.

Why in god's name
is it doing that?

I have no idea, sir.

It started just after
you got on line

with the president, sir.

I never gotthrough
to the president.

Simmons: Beg your pardon, sir.

It seems we've lost
communication

below sub—level 24.

Where's the nearest
secure phone above that?

NORAD, sir, main level.

I won't be gone long.
In the meantime, colonel...

Understood, sir.

Carter...

What would happen if we just...

Pulled the plug?

All right, Carter,

we've reached
the main power vault.

Carter, on radio: We'll
isolate the capacitors first.

Panel 6.

Colonel, pull breakers

on panel 6.

Roger that. Stan d—by.

Stand clear, people.
I have no idea

whatthis is going to do.

We must vacate this area.

All right, we kind of
shorting out up here.

Main breaker? It'll overload.

We gotta do it. Colonel,
pull the main breaker.

On 3,2,1!

Unh!

Colonel, are you all right?

Medical emergency to gate room.

Carter: Colonel,
are you all right?

Siler's hurt. Did it work?

Negative, sir.
Even with the power cut

it won't shut down.

How's that possible?

It must be deriving its energy

from the black hole itself.

Get a med team to
the main power vault.

We've gotta get those fires out.

Med team to the main
power vault.

Woman on pa: The mountain is
now on emergency internal power.

Help's on the way.

Do not concern yourself
with my injury.

You're badly burned,
Teal'c, even for you.

The Stargate.

Lieutenant, close the Iris!

Simmons on pa: It's
an outgoing wormhole.

Nothing can come
through this way.

Except for
the black hole's gravity,

now close it, that's an order!

Close the Iris.

Hold your fire,
it's the general!

What the hell's
going on? Who are you?

Major Davis, sir. I'm with
the office of the joint chiefs.

If you'll come with me, please.

What are these men
doing in my facility?

We were under the impression
there had been an alien incursion, sir.

A special forces team
had already been

sent down before we
understood what was going on.

If it's all right
with you, sir, I'd like

to brief you on the way
to your aircraft.

Time is of the essence.

We've got an emergency
situation, major.

I'm not going anywhere

until I talk to the president.

He wants to see you
personally, sir.

Your aircraft is
standing by on the tarmac.

It is urgentthat
we leave immediately.

Lead th e way.

Freeze! Up against
the wall! Move, move!

Tags!

Dr. Fraiser.

Yeah, and who the hell
are you? Put that down!

Colonel frank cromwell,
air force,

special operations.

All contact was lost
with this facility.

I am here to find outwhy.

Colonel, I have been called
to a medical emergency.

My superiors have
reason to believe

the sgc has been overrun
by alien hostiles.

Well, all I can say is
they've been misinformed.

Well, from what I have
read about what goes on

in this place, doctor fraiser,

hell, you could be one
of them for all I know.

Move out!

Take the 6!

We've been hoping that
someone such as yourself

would come back up
and confirm our hypothesis.

Which is?

We now know that
the sgc is experiencing

what is called time dilation.

Time is quite literally
passing slower

within the facility
than it is topside.

Well, that would explain

the communications problem.

Yes, sir. We also know
that there are only

2 things according to relativity

that would cause this effect.

Velocities near
the speed of light

or extreme gravity.

Approximately 10 minutes ago,

we established a wormhole

to a planet at or very near

the event horizon
of a black hole.

And since time is more or less

ata standstill
on the other side,

you've been unable to
disengage the Stargate.

That was our hypothesis, sir.

Keep in mind, we've
had a few more hours

than you've had
to think about this.

They'll be conferencing
you with the president

aboard the aircraft, sir.

Thank you, major.

Good luck, sir.

Siler took a pretty good hit.

How you doing, Teal'c?

I suffered simple
electrical burns, O'Neill.

Nothing more.

He'll be out of commission
for a few days.

Carter?

Gravity waves.

Colonel, I assumed
that the wormhole itself

would insulate us from the
black hole's gravitational field,

but it seems our space—time
has begun to warp,

just like on p3w—451.

Will you stop that?

We're in trouble, sir.

Thank you.

Think of something.

Yes, sir.

Fraiser: Colonel!

Clear!

Cromwell?

You know this guy, sir?

Oh, yeah.

Go, go on.

Been awhile.

Yeah.

5 hours.

You got everybody
pretty worried upstairs.

Where's the general?

What's the 5 hours?

That's how long
this facility has been

out of contact
with the outside world.

Pentagon suspects
alien hostiles.

And they sent you?

Man.

So... this is the Stargate.

What's the problem?

Well, we gated to a planet

that's being sucked up
by a black hole.

Very bad, very dangerous.

And why is that?

Things tend to get sucked in.

Itookthe Liberty of
closing the Iris, sir.

Captain Carter,
colonel cromwell.

He's come to rescue us.

I wouldn't count on it.

The Pentagon was
concerned you were

under alien attack
when they lost contact.

How long ago was that?

A little over 5 hours ago. Why?

My watch reads 13:30 hours.
What does yours say?

Running slow, captain.
It's almost 19:00.

Damn it. Colonel, I have
to get off this level.

Simmons, slurred:
Captain Carter?

What have you got, lieutenant?

The field is expanding.

I'm reading over
7 gs at the Iris.

Keep your distance, lieutenant.

Sir... for some reason,

the warping of our
space—time seems to be

in advance of
the gravitational field,

rather than as a result of it.

It's probably
a lensing effect generated

by the Stargate itself,
but I can't be sure.

Don't even pretend
you understood that.

The point is, sirs,

time is passing
more slowly down here

than it is outside the mountain.

Time is time.

No, sir, not according
to relativity.

Now, with the intense
gravity field

of something like a black hole,

time actually slows down.

We are not in a black hole.

Not yet.

But we are connected to its
gravitational field th rough the Stargate.

And it's expanding
in this direction

like a bubble slowly
extending outward.

That's why I have to leave, sir.

I have to contact the Pentagon

and try to find a solution

before the gravity field extends

beyond the gate room.

I just came from there
myself, captain.

Colonel cromwell, I believe?

General Hammond.

You just came
from Washington, sir?

There and back again.

After someone upstairs
managed to explain

what was going on to me,

we called an all—night session

with the president
and the join chiefs.

I've been gone nearly 18 hours.

I thought you were on the phone.

That means the time dilation is

getting worse as
the field expands.

That's the consensus.

We've set up a command post

directly above, right on
top of the mountain

to monitor the expansion.

Well, I have to get up there.

The experts we've
consulted believe

we're going to have to commence

an autodestruct sequence

to destroy the Stargate itself.

Sweet.

They assure me
that the gravity field

now present around
the gate will help

to contain the blast
within the mountain

and pose no threatto
the civilian population.

With all due respect,
sir, I don'tthink so.

If we don'ttry,
we loose the planet

rightthrough that.

We may well succeed

in destroying the base, sir,

but leave the gate
and the wormhole intact.

What happens to the planet then?

Orders have been given
at the highest level, captain.

It is our dutyto
carry outthose orders.

But, sir—...

The decision's
been made, captain.

Don't forget,
those people up there

have been working on this
a lot longer than you have.

It's what they came up with.

Yes, sir.

I'm ordering
the complete evacuation

of the sgc effective
as of right now.

I'll need 2 volunteers
to stay behind

in order to give our
personnel a head start.

I'll stay, sir.

Me, too, sir.

Anyone else?

Looks like you're
stuck with me, Jack.

Done. It takes 2 officers
to initiate the countdown.

Attention. this
is general Hammond.

All personnel are ordered

to evacuate this
facility immediately.

Repeat, all personnel report

to the main level immediately.

That is all.

Let's move him. On my count.

3,2,1.

Easy, watch his chest.

All right, move him out.

Let's go.

Wait 5 minutes,
then start the countdown.

Good luck.

Thank you, sir.

Make sure you give yourself
enough time to get out, sir.

Time. Right.

Soldier: Standby.

General.

We were getting worried.

How long have I been gone?

22 hours, sir.

General Cohen's waiting
for you in the command post.

Thank you, sergeant.

By my reckoning,
I was gone 20 minutes.

Well, sir, accounting for
time spent coming and going,

I would guess the time
within the sgc facility

slowed to an average
of about 600% below normal.

When you ordered colonel
O'Neill to wait 5 minutes,

you were really telling him
to wait 6 hours, maybe more.

Captain, relativity
gives me a headache.

Who's this?

H enry Boyd.

Good officer, smart.

Kind of reminds me
of Carter a little.

This was their first
mission as ateam.

He looks scared to death.

He's on a planet
that's about to be

swallowed up by a black hole,

and he knows it.

Thank you.

Uh, no. Thank you.

Perhaps with rest
the answers will come.

H ey, Teal'c.

You know anything
about quantum gravity?

Nothing.

Apparently, neither do I.

What do these equations
represent?

Probably a life's work.

I don't have that much time,
unfortunately.

How may I be of assistance?

We're experiencing
atime dilation

in a radius wider
than the gate room itself.

Most of the sgc, in fact,
and it's expanding.

But it's all happening
in advance

of the gravity field
that's causing it.

Now, according to
everything ithought

I knew about relativity,
that is just not possible.

Yet it is so.Right.

If it wasn't, we'd all be
pulled apart by now.

You know, they're
proceeding with a plan

that makes assumptions about
gravity and space—time

with absolutely
no regard for the fact

that it completely
contradicts our observations.

I see.

In other words, Teal'c,

they don't really know
whatthe hell is going on,

so they're just gonna blow it up

there doesn't seem to be a
damn thing we can do about it.

Let's get set up

the computer needs
your authorization code

before it'll accept the command.

Go ahead and enter it.

Maybe now you know how it feels.

You done?

Rog er th at.

When the time comes,

hitthe enter key on my Mark...

And then run like hell.

Got it.

2 minutes.

The gravity field extends
to the blast doors

of the control room now, sir.

That's not good.

I take it you still believe

our plan isn't going to work.

To be honest, sir,

I'm afraid that
the gravity field

will dampen the effects
of the explosion.

We'll lose the sgc,

but the wormhole will be intact.

What's left of the mountain

will collapse into the wormhole,

6 months after that——
The state of Colorado,

6 months after that...

At least Daniel
will live outthere.

If you're wrong——
And for once I hope you are—...

We can restart the sgc

with the second Stargate
at nellis, and in time, we—...

Wait a minute.

Sir, that's it.

We do use a bomb,

but we focus the energy
of the blast.

When colonel O'Neill
and I were sent

to the antarctic gate,
it was because we were

under enemy fire.

It caused an energy surge.

Yes, and that surge
caused the wormhole

to jump from one
destination to another.

If we can channel enough energy

in the direction
of our Stargate,

it should cut the connection
to the black hole

and cause the
matter stream to jump

to any gate along the way.

Leaving our Stargate
connected to some other world?

Yes, sir, but then all we
have to do is shut it down.

Sir, we have to stop
colonel O'Neill.

One minute.

Maybe the last one.

We used to be friends, Jack.

Yep

I was sickto my stomach

when I found out
you were still alive.

I wanted to go back for you.

Why don't we just do this

and getthe hell
out of here, all right?

Somebody dropped a dime
on the incursion.

You got hit. You went down.

I made a judgement call
to save the rest of the team.

And I saw you take off.

And then I saw
4 months of my life

disappear in some
stinking Iraqi prison.

I thought you were dead!

You thought wrong!

What do you want?

You want me to forgive you?
Is that it?

Yeah.

I guess I do.

Well, that's tough.

What happened to "nobody
gets left behind"?

Well, what about him?

That is atotally
different scenario.

That is the same
damn thing, Jack.

Don't activate
the autodestruct, sir!

It won't work.

I have another idea.

The g—suits should
help you withstand

the higher gravity
on the way down.

What's this bomb
we're delivering?

It's a shaped charge.

We want to focus
the explosive force

toward the wormhole,

hopefully with enough energy
to cause ittojump

like what happened to us
in Antarctica.

Right.

Where is it?

They're modifying the warhead
yield to my calculations,

then it's being
flown in from Travis.

How long's all that gonna take?

Well, sir, with any luck,

about 5 more minutes,
relatively—...

Relatively speaking.

Speaking.

Anytime you're ready, sirs.

I don't know how much longer
that Iris is gonna hold.

We have to wait for the bomb.

You got better quick.

It has in fact
been several days.

Yeah. I kn ew that.

Everyone who doesn't
have to be here

should go topside.

Cromwell.

Can notthe bomb
be detonated by remote?

It has to be set a certain
distance from the gate

and at an exact angle.

The timer can't be set
until they're in position

because of the variance
in time dilation.

Man, she is—...

Way smarter than we are. I know.

Just like old times, huh, Jack?

Oh, yeah.

Black holes, wormholes...

Old times.

Sir?

Thank you, lieutenant.

Do you thinkthey'll be able
to shut it down, sir?

We'll know sometime tomorrow.

Oh, yeah. Yeah.

We're pulling some gs now.

I feel like I put on
a couple hundred pounds.

I wasn't gonna say anything.

They appear to be
moving very slowly.

Only from our perspective.

Uh, captain.

Colonel, look out!

Colonel!

Colonel, look out!

Colonel!

Did you hear that?

Look out!

Are you all right?

This is close enough!

Set the timer—— 20 seconds!

We won't make it out!

20 seconds!

Set!

Do it!

Uhh!

Unh!

I've got you!

Get up there and arm
that damn bomb!

I've got you! Just climb!

Arm the damn bomb!

Climb!

Ah!

Teal'c, pull him up!

Hey, Jack. Did I miss anything?

I made it.

We all made it,

thanks to you
and captain Carter.

How?

Teal'c managed to pull
you far enough away

from the bomb
before it went off.

Thanks.

You are welcome.

The majority of the blast energy

went right where
it was supposed to.

The wormhole jumped to p2a—870,

and once it did that,
we just shut it off.

Good thinking, captain.

Thank you, sir.

A new trinium—strengthened Iris

is being installed right now.

We should be back
in business in no time.

What day is it?

Well, this might be

a little difficultto accept,

but since you reported
for duty yesterday,

2 weeks have actually gone by.

2 weeks?

I think I'll sleep in.

You do that.