Sure was. What do you have to do to a nuclear weapon short of setting it off to bring down an airplane though?
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Sure was. What do you have to do to a nuclear weapon short of setting it off to bring down an airplane though?
He didn't. He was in there last week too, I believe.
Shades of Harold Perrineau last year, methinks.
Indeed...hmmm...and the numbers kept it disarmed? So since the Swan went boom....hmmm...
nah, i don't buy the nuke having anything to do with The Swan
Did he show up in the credits last week? This could be a similar situation to Harold Perrineau last season.
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I dunno, encased in concrete and buried in the ground sounds unsually coincidental to me. It's possible it just laid there dormant until the radiation leaked, caused some catastrophe, and DHARMA set up the Swan to regulate it. Still feels like a piece there is missing.
...he could still be in a time-jump to the past, like Ethan, w/o being alive in the "present", whatever that means on Lost...
And why he got ticked when Locke didn't choose the compass when he tested him a few yrs later.
The explosion when The Swan blew up wasn't big enough for it being a Nuke if it was. That would have done a lot more damage, not to mention radiation that no one suffered from when it blew. I seriously doubt there was a nuke under there.
Who was that blonde chick with the rifle? She was cute.
If he's appearing in the credits now, that means he'll probably be sticking around for most of the season. It would be hard to keep Past-Jin on the show for very long, especially if the timeline is unchangeable....he could still be in a time-jump to the past, like Ethan, w/o being alive in the "present", whatever that means on Lost...
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I agree it doesn't quite match, which is why there's probably a piece missing, something else happened, but I seriously doubt that it's just coincidence that we have these two things, a hydrogen bomb, and a something else electrocmagnetic, BOTH encased in concrete and buried underground.
What was electromagnetic was behind a concrete wall in The Swan. I am thinking it was just a generator or somesort, perhaps that area of the island had a strange electromagnetic property, and they were trying to draw power from it when The Incident happened.
I just don't see the Nuke having anything to do with it. Maybe they'll find the Nuke later on, I'm sure its important in somewhay, just not related to The Swan.
Ohhhhh, don't say that. That's how the planet of the apes went bye bye.
Which hatch was The Swan? The first one? If so, that one was housing the electromagnetic device that brought down the planes.
Edit - whoops, seems I've missed a bit of the conversation.
Exactly, yes, The Swan is the first one. There is a big electromagnetic generator thing behind the wall. The station was built though to study this electromagnatism in that part of the island, something happened to the generator and it started leaking and had a build up of charge, every 108 minutes had to be discharged. But Desmond blew it up when it was fixing to go critical, some here are suggesting the Nuke is what was underneath that blew it up or is what the DI was studying. I don't buy that though.
Maybe the bomb isn't really a nuke but a weird electromagnetico bomb off oddness that the people simply THINK is a nuke? 
It's not a spoiler. His Lost character is dead. He's going to be playing his Angel character instead.
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