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*When the bomb is reactivated by [[John-117]] it takes [[7]] seconds to explode. | *When the bomb is reactivated by [[John-117]] it takes [[7]] seconds to explode. | ||
*It appears in [[Halo Zero]], a fan-made 2D Halo game made for the PC. | *It appears in [[Halo Zero]], a fan-made 2D Halo game made for the PC. | ||
*When the bomb was deactivated it was possible it had 7 seconds to spare, another possible 7 reference. | |||
==Sources== | ==Sources== | ||
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Athens Station is destroyed by a bomb during the First Battle of Earth.
- "Sir? Permission to leave the station."
- — John 117
- "For what purpose, Master Chief?"
- — Lord Hood
- "To give the Covenant back their bomb."
- — John 117
The Covenant Bomb was a type of large tactical ordnance. They were the counterpart to the UNSC's tactical Nuclear weapons.
Bombs were used during the First Battle of Earth to assault Orbital Defense Platforms. Boarding parties delivered the ordnance and destroyed Athens Station and Malta Station. The device on Cairo Station was secured by John-117 and Cortana. The Spartan performed a micro-gravity maneuver to deliver the device to a Covenant Assault Carrier. The enemy warship was destroyed.[1]
Trivia
- Jason Jones of Bungie referred to the bomb as the "Giant Covenant Space Pickle".
- When the bomb is reactivated by John-117 it takes 7 seconds to explode.
- It appears in Halo Zero, a fan-made 2D Halo game made for the PC.
- When the bomb was deactivated it was possible it had 7 seconds to spare, another possible 7 reference.
