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As stated in the games it is a place where all the [[Fortress Worlds]] could be remotely activated, destroying all life able to be consumed by the [[Flood]] within 3 radii of the galactic center.
As stated in the games it is a place where all the [[Fortress Worlds]] could be remotely activated, destroying all life able to be consumed by the [[Flood]] within 3 radii of the galactic center.


It is commonly stated to be found on [[Earth]], the homeplanet of the [[humans]].
It is commonly stated to be found on [[Earth]], the homeplanet of the [[human]] race.


In the [[Wikipedia:Halo 3|Halo 3 Announcement trailer]], there is a massive [[Forerunner]] artifact found buried in the [[Earth]]'s crust in [[Wikipedia:Africa|Africa]], near [[New Mombasa]].
In the [[Wikipedia:Halo 3|Halo 3 Announcement trailer]], there is a massive [[Forerunner]] artifact found buried in the [[Earth]]'s crust in [[Wikipedia:Africa|Africa]], near [[New Mombasa]].

Revision as of 11:37, July 20, 2006

The Ark is charged with meaning in both Halo and the real world.

In the real world, the "Ark" was a ship talked about in the Christian bible. The Ark was a safe place holding a breeding pair of every living being during the Great Flood that God created to destroy evil and create a new and sinless world.

In the Halo Universe it is thought that the Forerunners built an Ark to as a last resort against the Flood.

As stated in the games it is a place where all the Fortress Worlds could be remotely activated, destroying all life able to be consumed by the Flood within 3 radii of the galactic center.

It is commonly stated to be found on Earth, the homeplanet of the human race.

In the Halo 3 Announcement trailer, there is a massive Forerunner artifact found buried in the Earth's crust in Africa, near New Mombasa.

Could it be the Ark?

Halo 3 will answer this question. We'll just have to wait and see.