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The arbiter position could have evolved from the Contender. But we have little to no evidence that the Contender currently exists. We just know it was possibly a forrunner plan for fighting the flood, an alternative to the Halos. The more pressing question is not who is the contender, but how can he...

Some info on some of the stars in the Pisces Constellation: HD 217107 occurs in the constellation Pisces. It has two planets, one of which has a orbit of 7 days. Van Maanen's Star is the 3rd closest white dwarf at 14.1 light years away. It has a mass of about 7 0% that of the sun. Van Maanen's Star ...

AI_Construct wrote:Halo and Marathon are set in different universes.

But if the universe is destroyed and remade, and Durandal is somehow still there, then he is in the new universe.

This idea reminds me of a theory from a bit back:

Reid's Theory
H.B.O Thread regarding the Theory

There are a few interesting things right off the bat. May or may not be more.
The ever changing poem.
The "6 Phases of a Project" remind me of the monitor's names.
The Signal to Noise headline reminds me of AR.

Of course these could be coincidences....

Don't know if this is relevant. I found this site commented out in the code for site4.com: http://www.qksz.net/1e-h3e . Two interesting things on that page: A link to this booklist . On the booklist are the Judas Strain: The elite scientific military team Sigma Force tackles a dangerous mystery invo...

nattyhaze wrote: If you were building a game, how would you start a new level?

Giving them a map or an objective are two ways to start a new level.

1) As shown in Ghosts of Onyx, it can be shielded against implying it takes time to propagate and doesn't occur instantaneously everywhere. (I may be reading too much into this) Is it possible that hiding an object in slipspace could shield from the Halo's weapon? I may be in error, but I believe t...

I'm wondering if the star map may somehow be the clue that leads us to the next set of clues. It might correspond to a section of the sky, the repeating patterns could draw out a design that leads us onward, or the arrangement/rotation of the symbol in the star map could be important. Has it been an...

Gravitational is far, far too weak. I would like to disagree with the notion that this eliminates gravity entirely. It is possible that the Halo's generate gravitational radiation (also known as gravity waves) with a amplitude equal to the size of a calcium atom or a frequency equal to the natural ...