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{{Stub}}{{Sentinel}}In [[Threshold]]'s atmosphere, there is a [[Forerunner]] facility built to mine the gas from the planet. Hanging from a support superstructure higher in the atmosphere, the mine is shaped somewhat like a grappling hook, with one center shaft and many legs bending down and inwards.  
{{Stub}}{{Sentinel}}In [[Threshold]]'s atmosphere, there is a [[Forerunner]] facility built to mine the gas from the planet. In the book, [[The Art of Halo]], it is stated that this is where the Forerunners first encountered (or perhaps even created) the Flood. Hanging from a support superstructure higher in the atmosphere, the mine is shaped somewhat like a grappling hook, with one center shaft and many legs bending down and inwards.  


After the Forerunners encountered the [[Flood]], they retrofitted the mine to research the possible offensive and defensive measures against them. If the Flood were to escape, the mine would simply be dropped into the gas giant.<ref>[[The Art of Halo]]</ref>
After the Forerunners encountered the [[Flood]], they retrofitted the mine to research the possible offensive and defensive measures against them. If the Flood were to escape, the mine would simply be dropped into the gas giant.<ref>[[The Art of Halo]]</ref> In fact, this was the station's eventual fate: the [[Arbiter (character)|Arbiter]] cut the cables holding up the station, dropping it into Threshold's depths. 


The Covenant [[Heretics]] made their headquarters out of the abandoned base using [[343 Guilty Spark]] as their prophet.
The Covenant [[Heretics]] made their headquarters out of the abandoned base using [[343 Guilty Spark]] as their prophet.


The station was lost when the [[Arbiter (character)|Arbiter]] cut the cables holding up the station, dropping it into Threshold's depths.  This action was praised by [[343 Guilty Spark]] saying "The cable on top of this mine were designed as fail safes in case an outbreak took place. I am glad someone had the foresight to cut it!"
The gas mine appears in the [[Halo 2]] levels, [[The Arbiter (Level)|The Arbiter]], and [[The Oracle (Level)|The Oracle]].
 
Appears in the [[Halo 2]] levels, [[The Arbiter (Level)|The Arbiter]], and [[The Oracle (Level)|The Oracle]].


==Sources==
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Template:SentinelIn Threshold's atmosphere, there is a Forerunner facility built to mine the gas from the planet. In the book, The Art of Halo, it is stated that this is where the Forerunners first encountered (or perhaps even created) the Flood. Hanging from a support superstructure higher in the atmosphere, the mine is shaped somewhat like a grappling hook, with one center shaft and many legs bending down and inwards.

After the Forerunners encountered the Flood, they retrofitted the mine to research the possible offensive and defensive measures against them. If the Flood were to escape, the mine would simply be dropped into the gas giant.[1] In fact, this was the station's eventual fate: the Arbiter cut the cables holding up the station, dropping it into Threshold's depths.

The Covenant Heretics made their headquarters out of the abandoned base using 343 Guilty Spark as their prophet.

The gas mine appears in the Halo 2 levels, The Arbiter, and The Oracle.

Sources

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The Gas Mine.
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The Arbiter's Phantom approaches the mine.