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Is Lostâ€™s Island Electromagnetic Enough to Move Itself Through Space? Time-Travel Expert Says Itâ€™s Not Impossible - Popular Mechanics

Another good one.

Hey, here’s a scene from the finale I found tucked in my issue of Popular Mechanics.

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(Standing in front of a big metal ring with Egyptian hieroglyphics all around it)

Ben: I wasn’t being entirely truthful, John, when I said Charles Widmore needs our Large Hadron Collider to produce mini black holes to open a one-way portal into another universe…
Doc Arzt: But isn’t that a little dangerous?
Ben: …He’s also looking for this information I have on the Higgs boson and dark energy.

(Shows folder with Dharma logo)

Faraday: The way the smoke monster scattered light…I knew it had to be because of the Higgs boson!

(Shows a diagram in his notebook)

Sawyer: So, ol’ chimney boy is just dark energy, after all. I knew it!
Locke: But…when I looked into the eye of the island…I could have sworn I was seeing thousands of nanobots working in tandem.

Juliette: Ben’s right. And I secretly love him.
Vincent: But you’d need a force of energy as strong as Jupiter to keep the portal open.
Locke: Or…an electromagnet…in the center of…a desert island!
Ben: This island, John. I see you’re keeping up with the multiple timelines forum. I was beginning to think you couldn’t even read.
Locke: Don’t ever tell me what I can’t do!

(Throws dishes)

Jack: Maybe I can get everyone off the island with this!
Claire: Hold on a minute…nobody’s turned this thing on in 20 years…and even if we can get two particle streams traveling at the same speed, same energy, with exact opposite vectors to collide exactly head-on and focus all the resultant energy to a single point, I doubt we could get more than 5 or 6 people through the portal before the fabric of space time ripped.
Hurley: Dude, what?
Charlie’s Ghost: But the point is…we can create a transversible wormhole, right?
Desmond: We’ll be needin’ almost 5 billion mini black holes, brutha. It can’t be done.
Faraday: 4815162342 to be exact.
Hurley: Is this a joke!?!

LOST

i wanna think widemore used to be the captain of the black rock........ (he knows what the black rock is because he was bidding on documents at the auction)
he is the one who found it..... thats why he considers it his! there is obviously an aging issue on the island. He very well could have still started the D.I. over the years while maintaining a young age...... maybe he left the island with the intent to come back but while he was gone ben "moved" the island!

That was truly awesome Marvin... I can even hear their voices in my head...LOL

I think Marvin should apply for a job as a Lost writer. ahahha

But i agree multiple timelines thing is meh. Maybe just personaly don't want it to be true but w/e

Very Nice Marvin, but come on is Sawyer that smart?? LOL

Alright... I'll just go ahead and stick by my theory. If I'm wrong, fine. But I guess until we find out for sure all I'm going to hear is "I don't like it so that can't be it". Unless someone can tell me why it's wrong...

I hope it turns out to be true, that will be very vindicating for a sci-fi freak like me, since I have believed this was going on since the first season.

01:04 PM

Aah geez, so it's popular mechanics after all, I was hoping Jack was "The One", and that he could see through the fabric of reality, fly waring a black overcoat and dark glasses and throw rings into damned volcanoes.
Just kidding, actually I love watching the show and read my Isaac Asimov's Foundation collection at the same time as I wonder about String and Large Hadron Collider theories...
by the way, this Large Hadron Collider looks really familiar to something, I wonder what, mmmh....

The similarity is shown in the article... there's a big picture comparing the LHC with the DI Logo...