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The '''scanning grenade''' is a device used by the [[Goa'uld]] to scan any possible presence on the other side of a [[Stargate]] [[wormhole]].
The '''scanning device''' is a device used by the [[Goa'uld]] to scan any possible presence on the other side of a [[Stargate]] [[wormhole]].


== Overview ==
== Overview ==


These silver hand held spherical devices were presumably employed during exploration of new worlds with a [[Stargate]]. It is thrown through the Stargate whereupon it lands in its new environment. Once there, part of the device opens on the top and emits an orange scanning beam. Somehow the datas are received on the other side ([[SG1]]: "[[Children of the Gods]]").
These silver hand held spherical devices were presumably employed during exploration of new worlds with a [[Stargate]]. It is thrown through the Stargate whereupon it lands in its new environment. Once there, part of the device opens on the top and emits an orange scanning beam. Somehow the data are received on the other side ([[SG1]]: "[[Children of the Gods]]").


[[Apophis]] used this device on [[Earth]] to find a [[host]] for his queen [[Amaunet]] ([[SG1]]: {{ep|Children of the Gods}}).
[[Apophis]] used this device on [[Earth]] to find a [[host]] for his queen [[Amaunet]] ([[SG1]]: {{ep|Children of the Gods}}).
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=== {{ep|Children of the Gods}} ([[1997]]) ===
=== {{ep|Children of the Gods}} ([[1997]]) ===


As a [[wormhole]] has been established on the [[Stargate Command|SGC]]'s [[Stargate]], [[Senior Airman]] [[Weterings]] approches the [[event horizon]]. As she near it, a small circular metallic device drops from the wormhole at her feet. It emits noise and an orange beam scans her. When she picks up the device, [[Serpent guard]]s come out the worhmole and she drops it.
As a [[wormhole]] has been established on the [[Stargate Command|SGC]]'s [[Stargate]], [[Senior Airman]] [[Weterings]] approaches the [[event horizon]]. When she is near it, a small circular metallic device drops from the wormhole at her feet. It emits noise and an orange beam scans her. When she picks up the device, [[Serpent guard]]s come out the wormhole and she drops it.


Later, a Serpent guard picks up the scanning grenade before leaving the Stargate room.
Later, a Serpent guard picks up the scanning grenade before leaving the Stargate room.
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* This device is only seen in "[[Children of the Gods]]", no more use of it is seen elsewhere in the series.
* This device is only seen in "[[Children of the Gods]]", no more use of it is seen elsewhere in the series.
* There are those who say that the [[Goa'uld hand device]] is used to receive the datas transmitted by the device. However, this information is mainly [[SG:FAN|fanwanking]] and thus not part of the ''Stargate'' [[canon]].
* There are those who say that the [[Goa'uld hand device]] is used to receive the data transmitted by the device. However, this information is mainly [[SG:FAN|fanwanking]] and thus not part of the ''Stargate'' [[canon]].
 
== Behind the scenes ==


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== Gallery ==
== Gallery ==


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Goa'uld scanning grenande scanning Weterings.jpg|The scanning grenade emeting a beam that scans [[Weterings]].
Goa'uld scanning grenande scanning Weterings.jpg|The scanning grenade emitting a beam that scans [[Weterings]].
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* [[Goa'uld shock grenade]], a [[Goa'uld]] device with the same shape.
* [[Goa'uld shock grenade]], a [[Goa'uld]] device with the same shape.


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Latest revision as of 13:16, 14 August 2023

Goa'uld scanning device
Production information
Manufacturer Goa'uld
Designer Goa'uld
Technical specifications
Size of a small ball
Usage
Year introduced "Children of the Gods"
Affiliation Goa'uld

The scanning device is a device used by the Goa'uld to scan any possible presence on the other side of a Stargate wormhole.

Overview

These silver hand held spherical devices were presumably employed during exploration of new worlds with a Stargate. It is thrown through the Stargate whereupon it lands in its new environment. Once there, part of the device opens on the top and emits an orange scanning beam. Somehow the data are received on the other side (SG1: "Children of the Gods").

Apophis used this device on Earth to find a host for his queen Amaunet (SG1: "Children of the Gods").

History

"Children of the Gods" (1997)

As a wormhole has been established on the SGC's Stargate, Senior Airman Weterings approaches the event horizon. When she is near it, a small circular metallic device drops from the wormhole at her feet. It emits noise and an orange beam scans her. When she picks up the device, Serpent guards come out the wormhole and she drops it.

Later, a Serpent guard picks up the scanning grenade before leaving the Stargate room.

Notes

  • This device is only seen in "Children of the Gods", no more use of it is seen elsewhere in the series.
  • There are those who say that the Goa'uld hand device is used to receive the data transmitted by the device. However, this information is mainly fanwanking and thus not part of the Stargate canon.

Gallery

See also