What is more rare than capturing a xenomorph in the Alien universe?

getting everyone to agree on the black goo hahaha

but seriously, what equipment would u take to catch one? don't see a rod n reel doing much

I'm surprised after watching Advent, which is basically what David sent back to Weyland-Yutani, that the company is after the xenomorph more than the Pathogen 

I agree with the point you make on priority A L I E N 4 2 6. I can only assume that the company would some how synthesize the pathogen from the xenomorph but why not put priority on capturing the black goo unused. 

This Prometheus mission order may help explain a little (see below).

Thank you both A L I E N 4 2 6 and ali81 for your responses.

To answer what you suggested to:

"What is more rare than capturing a xenomorph in the Alien universe?"

It is not the black goo pathogen nor a common agreement between forum members regards an Alien concept.

One last hint...the answer is not finding an Engineer alive.

Thank you for your attention in an attempt to solve this vital mystery.

people who car about something othere than money.

That is a great answer Timmy the ultramorph.

No, the answer is not the lack of ethics and empathy at Weyland-Yutani Corporation.

"What is more rare than capturing a xenomorph in the Alien universe?"

There are 2 clues in the topic opener and comments.

Thank you for trying though...you could easily argue that is the right answer because greed is healthy at the Weyland-Yutani Corporation.

someone who can do the fingering properly apparently :p

A synthetic that doesn't have a rebellious streak. Even Bishop went rogue with his knife party trick lol 

Ash tried to choke Ripley to death with a magazine - you rebel

Call deliberately spilt the moonshine - Rebel

David - Genocidal maniac with daddy issues. Currently trying to kill humanity

Walter - one time at band camp..... he indulged in a little unauthorised fluting 

Thank you so much IRaptus.

This is also a great answer...a synthetic loyal to humans consistently....a very rare thing but not the answer. Walter at band camp is very funny.

This is also another answer that can arguably be the correct answer because of the facts.

OK, one last, last hint. And thank you again for playing along.

The answer to "What is more rare than capturing a xenomorph in the Alien universe?" has to do with an occupant of the Prometheus, Nostromo, or Sulaco ships.

The topic opening picture does show the answer.

Someone NOT looking into a mysterious egg that opens up.

I really appreciate the time Im Durp. That also could be the correct answer based on the facts.

It has been about 24 hours since I began this query and I'm not too shocked at the really good answers I received back.

The answer to "What is more rare than capturing a xenomorph in the Alien universe?" is related to a member of the Prometheus crew.

Answer below:

Answer: Capturing an image of Sean Fifield smiling is very rare.

Thank you for your time everyone.

@ Ingeniero

Wasn't Fifield smiling when he brought out his water bong too?

To the OP- "Identifying who or what created us?"........and why?

A synthetic making it to the end of the movie intact.

I give up. UNCLE! I think we need Ati to unravel that deliberately blurry pic!

The answer is capturing Sean Fifield's smile dk. I figured each of us were familiar with the character and his abrasive disposition.

I'll have to go back and look I Moon Girl. I believe he was smirking when burning in his helmet and later after the black goo treatment his lips were melted off and that gave the appearance of a smile.

Thank you both again for your analysis/time.

VivisectedEngineer, that is another good answer (see correct answer above). It is tough out there for the synthetic.

@Ingeniero

Noooo! :,-( Of all the dismembered synthetics pics you could have chosen, you had to go with mortally-wounded-Bishop. -_- My one weakness. *Cries*

VivisectedEngineer, I'm a Michael Bishop fan too. We only got to see one of his creations in the later line of androids. I'm sorry I had to go there to make my point. I admit I should have been more sensitive.