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Dimensional portal of unknown origin, presumably constructed of naquadah, capable of transporting an individual into an alternate reality at one touch. The mirror is controlled with a separate control remote, which allows the user to "dial" to different dimensions.

SG-1 discovered a quantum mirror on P3R-233, and stored it at Area 51. After two unintended contacts with parallel universes, General George Hammond ordered the device destroyed.

KEY EPISODES

There But For the Grace of God - Daniel Jackson accidentally crosses into another reality via the quantum mirror, gaining insight into the future fate of his realm's Earth.
Point of View - An alternate Samantha Carter and Charles Kawalski step into our realm, requesting assistance from an oncoming Goa'uld attack in their universe; General Hammond orders the mirror destroyed.
Ripple Effect - Dr. Lee confirms that General Hammond indeed ordered the quantum mirror destroyed, preventing them from now returning the SG-1 units from returning to their own realities in that manner.

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-Dimensional portal of unknown origin, presumably constructed of [[naquadah]], capable of transporting an individual into an alternate reality at one touch.  The mirror is controlled with a separate [[Quantum mirror remote control|control remote]], which allows the user to "dial" to different dimensions.
+Dimensional portal of unknown origin, presumably constructed of [[naquadah]], capable of transporting an individual into an alternate reality at one touch.  The mirror is controlled with a separate [[Quantum mirror controller|control remote]], which allows the user to "dial" to different dimensions.
 [[SG-1]] discovered a quantum mirror on [[P3R-233]], and stored it at [[Area 51]].  After two unintended contacts with parallel universes, [[George Hammond|General George Hammond]] ordered the device destroyed.