Asgard transporter

From The Stargate Omnipedia

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Advanced Asgard transportation technology, capable of moving an object for vast distances from one place to another -- including (but not limited to) ship-to-ship and ship-to-planet transportation. The Asgard routinely use these devices in general travel, often without leaving the chairs in which they sit, allowing their frail bodies more comfort.

Asgard transporters use magnificent energy beams to dematerialize their subjects and send their energy forms careening away at near-light speeds. The visual and auditory pulse emitted by the technology is recognizable to someone familiar with it.

The device can also be installed in artifacts, such as Thor's Hammer, where they automatically transport the target to a preset location.

KEY EPISODES

Thor's Hammer - A form of Asgard transportation technology is built into Thor's hammer device, which sends Teal'c and O'Neill to a nearby cavern after scanning them.
Thor's Chariot - Carter, Jackson and Gairwyn are transported to the Hall of Thor's Might by an Asgard device left on the planet Cimmeria, where they make contact with Thor himself.
Fair Game - O'Neill is beamed aboard Thor's ship, the Beliskner, several times as he discusses plans for negotiating with the Goa'uld. Thor also uses the technology to visit the S.G.C.
Nemesis - When Replicators infest Thor's ship and bring it to Earth, Thor leaves the incoming transporters intact to allow objects to travel in to, but not out of, the Beliskner.
Small Victories - O'Neill and Teal'c are narrowly saved from a horde of Replicators by Asgard transporters.
Red Sky - The Asgard High Council use their transporter technology to beam into the council chamber. A device on the planet K'Tau also takes SG-1 and the local leaders to a chamber where they may communicate with the distant council.
Revelations - Heimdall uses the Asgard transporters to bring SG-1 to the secret research facility, as well as sending the team to Osiris' mothership and back to the cargo ship.
Prometheus - Thor uses his transporters to beam to the Prometheus and discuss a mission in which he'd like SG-1 to take part.
Unnatural Selection - Having presented his plan to SG-1, Thor uses his transporter to return to his ship. He then uses it to take equipment and food from the S.G.C.
Fragile Balance - The Asgard Loki uses the transporter to beam aboard subjects for use in his experiments. O'Neill's clone takes advantage of the opportunity to stop the Asgard scientist.
Chimera - Osiris, still an associate of Anubis, takes advantage of Thor's confiscated memories to use Asgard transporter technology to sneak in and out of Dr. Jackson's home while he is sleeping.
New Order, Part 1 - Thor transports Teal'c and Major Carter off their ship on the edge of a black hole, moments before it is destroyed.
Endgame - Trust operatives use stolen Asgard transporter technology to steal the Stargate from the S.G.C.
Full Alert - Daniel gets close to a Goa'ulded Kinsey inside a Russian holding cell, allowing Prometheus to transport them both aboard.
Reckoning, Part 1 - Replicator Carter uses the Asgard's beaming technology to abduct Daniel Jackson.
The Siege, Part 3 - With help from Asgard crew member Hermiod, the Daedalus uses its transporter technology to beam nuclear weapons onto Wraith hive ships – successfully destroying several enemy vessels before the Wraith deploy countermeasures.
Ex Deus Machina - After Baal turns a city building into a massive bomb, Prometheus beams it into space moments before it explodes.
Ethon - Pendergast uses Asgard beams to transport a majority of Prometheus's crew to Caledonia on Tegalus, just before the Prometheus is destroyed by an Ori satellite weapon.
Off the Grid - Baal uses stolen Asgard transporter technology to collect Stargates from all over the galaxy, leaving SG-1 stranded and in the hands of the Lucian Alliance.
Insiders - Baal collects a large group of his clones together inside the S.G.C. in order to overcome the base's anti-transporter scattering field and beam away.
Outcast - The Apollo transports a human-made Replicator from Earth into low orbit, causing it to burn up on atmospheric reentry.
Air, Part 1 - Odyssey transports Eli Wallace onto the ship when Nicholas Rush and Jack O'Neill visit his home to recruit him.