Questions tagged [lost-in-space-2018]
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Who is in charge of the Resolute?
Watching Lost in Space (season 2) I’m confused about who is in overall charge. There’s the captain of the ship, the head of security and (if I remember correctly) the leader of the colonists.
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Why did the aliens wait until the Robinsons were into the orbit to get their energy source?
In the Netflix series Lost in Space, we see that the Robot is damaged and its ship has fallen into the planet with the rest of the Jupiter spacecraft.
In the final episode we see that something gets ...
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How could the Resolute receive Robinson's Jupiter response?
In the last episode of Lost in Space Season 1, how could the Resolute receive Jupiter's response if the Resolute's antenna fell to the planet after the incident with the robot?
If the Resolute could ...
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What is everyone's job in Lost in Space?
At one point in episode 3 it's mentioned that everyone in the family has a job. An engineer, a soldier, and a couple of other occupations. I know the mom is the engineer and the dad is the soldier, ...
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Why didn't Don close one eye in Lost In Space?
In Season 1 Finale episode of Netflix Lost In Space (2018), we see Don working with John Robinson on what appears to be the left over of the space craft that exploded in their attempt to reach The ...
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How that strange alien thing came under the chariot?
In season 1, episode 10, when J2 reaches the orbit, they have gravity onboard. The gravity seems to come from the alien tech under the chariot which was used to drive to the crashed alien ship.
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It is possible for water to freeze so quickly as happened on Lost in Space?
On the first episode of Netflix Lost in Space,
Accordingly to what was said on the episode, we know:
The planet's environment: "earth-like atmosphere, air-pressure and gravity"
The lake's depth: "...
