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Indy John
MemberOvomorphOct-23-2012 11:20 AMAs the Prometheus searching for a landing spot,,someone,says (I assume it was Fifield) "..there's a couple of hard spots..could be metal.."
Does this metal observation have any connection to their actual landing spot with the 'metal',,being Juggernauts?
I thought it might and indicated other base locations...besides the discovered pyramids..
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zzplural
MemberOvomorphOct-23-2012 11:53 AMIf memory serves me correctly, that statement was made before an extensive tour of the planet. We don't see it (for reasons of pacing) but Ridley says on his commentary that the locating of the pyramids took place several hours after atmospheric entry.
So, it's probably unlikely that said hard spots are anything to do with the Engineers. But you never know...
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Indy John
MemberOvomorphOct-23-2012 1:35 PMYou are probably right,,as this moon seems to be devoid of life,,,in any form..except for what is related to our story.
Sort of makes you wonder why the Engineers didn't select it for a terra forming experiment..
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MemberOvomorphOct-25-2012 4:53 PMEven finding the pyramids after only a few hours of searching would seem unreasonable, especially given the mountaineous topography and opaque cloud distribution.
joeyjoe
MemberOvomorphOct-26-2012 1:28 AMPerhaps Ridley should have just constructed a 168 hour long film of nothing but the Prometheus scouring LV 223 for signs of sentient life (rolls eyes).
Indy John
MemberOvomorphOct-26-2012 5:33 AMWith so much cloud cover it is a wonder thay found this right valley at all..
Maybe it was the only non storm area they could find!
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