Hidden Codes From Weyland Industries
Chris
AdminEngineerMarch 06, 20124445 Views87 RepliesWith the constant updates on their viral marketing website, there are more and more theories arising.
As many of you may have already seen on the "ABOUT US" page on WeylandIndustries.com, there is an evident "blinking" star in the lower left hand corner.
When checking the source file and CSS dtylesheet for the webpage you can see the image is called "/img/findme.gif".
Can anyone spot a star consolation that this blinking star is located in? Is there any evidence in this image that can be pulled to further expand our knowledge of PROMETHES?
Also, I've read that the blinking star is a form of code. Like binary, or Morse code and blinks in a specific rhythm. A few forums are trying to decode it first, can anyone here lend some time towards solving this mystery?
We know we're on the right track because Fox's official Prometheus twitter page "@PrometheusMovie" recently replied to a user talking about de-coding the blinking star and they replied with "You're halfway there...".
Post further theories and speculations on the codes embedded in the Weyland Corp Viral Marketing here!
Predator: Badlands - coming November 7th, 2025
March 06, 2012
Hey Sparky,
I partially translated the first two sentences of Latin. Its not all Latin though some of it is Spanish. I need to finish the translation to get the whole context of the meaning.
Translation:
[b]Hidden flattering actions, *lobortis* laughter to pay. *Praesent* shovel, lower world ides take up images of gods where placed, my proper gloomy fear, need *ultricies* urn *sem* grow “*augue*. Class adapt secret society to landing place spin through our marriage, through start marriage. Desires
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Um I don't know if you see it but it mentions [b]URN[/b] in the second sentence. Whats in between the stars are untranslated words I have to check them against a few languages to see what they are. I think its also a word cypher on top of the language translation (not to be confused with banana cypher, you know who you are) as you see the sentences skip from society to landing to repeating itself in the same sentence.
Regards,
Rick
