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Optimus
MemberOvomorph01/16/2012I'm new here and thought I'd throw what I've been thinking into the mix,
A rumor I keep hearing about the film is that the crew time travel through a worm hole, could it be that the planet seen in the trailer is a prehistoric LV 426? And the LV 426 were used to is the same one as in the trailer but the landscape has evolved over millions of years?
I'd appreciate some feedback on this, just to understand if I'm not alone in thinking this,
Thanks.
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bigbirdjimmy
MemberOvomorph01/16/2012It is very possible. I just dont know if the space jockey ship would hold up to all the volcanic activity. But of course we know nothing of the ship so maybe it can endure all of it.
CBT1979
MemberOvomorph01/16/2012though somehow i doubt it, because the planet which is seen in the Prometheus trailer seems to be more evolved than the prehistoric LV-426 from ALIEN or ALIENS.
We are still unsure whether the crashed Derelict is the same Derelict from ALIEN / ALIENS.
But maybe all Space Jockey vessels are carrying the ampules and creatures that can evolve into a bio weapon like the xenomorph we all know.
walterhiller
MemberOvomorph01/16/2012that's a hilariously bad theory. and i hope it's not true.
oh and it's the same planetoid/moon. the terrain is exactly the same. go look at photos of the filming location.
just because there are wide open areas doesn't mean it's suddenly a different planet.
elder
MemberOvomorph01/16/2012i think that it could be the same planet i like the idea of them going to the past i mean it would explain why the ship and jockey are old in alien. and maybe the planet was more stable in the past like. earth is stable now but i bet sometime in the future around the same time somthing would fossilize i am pretty sure it could look prehistoric and old
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