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It may be a forgotten programming by Bungie Staff. For a closer look, you'll need to overload the boundaries using [[Trip Mine|Trip Mines]] which will allow you to go through, but the Eggs are high up. You will need to go into theater mode and speed up to the part where you overloaded the boundaries. With the boundaries no longer in place you will be able to push a free camera through and go upwards to see the Eggs. It is also possible to look at the [[UNSC Aegis Fate]] using this method, and you can only get into the partially built hanger.

You should also note that each of the pillars encompassing the map have one of these. Some even have different textures. A theory about the eggs is that whenever a player is in the mine field but for some reason won't die, then the easter eggs will shoot sentinel beams at you. There is a video proving this theory. If the video does not work, then click on this [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pJ1stsjBs8w link.] Another reason why these eggs trigger the mines in the minefield is that if you look at Halo 3's hex files, you will see that the eggs are named Shrine_defender. Basically, these eggs are believed to be the guardians on Sandtrap. They activate the mines in the minefield with a faint sentinel beam.

You should also note that each of the pillars encompassing the map have one of these. Some even have different textures. A theory about the eggs is that whenever a player is in the mine field but for some reason won't die, then the easter eggs will shoot sentinel beams at you. There is a video proving this theory. If the video does not work, then click on this [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pJ1stsjBs8w link.]

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	It may be a forgotten programming by Bungie Staff. For a closer look, you'll need to overload the boundaries using [[Trip Mine\|Trip Mines]] which will allow you to go through, but the Eggs are high up. You will need to go into theater mode and speed up to the part where you overloaded the boundaries. With the boundaries no longer in place you will be able to push a free camera through and go upwards to see the Eggs. It is also possible to look at the [[UNSC Aegis Fate]] using this method, and you can only get into the partially built hanger.		It may be a forgotten programming by Bungie Staff. For a closer look, you'll need to overload the boundaries using [[Trip Mine\|Trip Mines]] which will allow you to go through, but the Eggs are high up. You will need to go into theater mode and speed up to the part where you overloaded the boundaries. With the boundaries no longer in place you will be able to push a free camera through and go upwards to see the Eggs. It is also possible to look at the [[UNSC Aegis Fate]] using this method, and you can only get into the partially built hanger.

	You should also note that each of the pillars encompassing the map have one of these. Some even have different textures. A theory about the eggs is that whenever a player is in the mine field but for some reason won't die, then the easter eggs will shoot sentinel beams at you. There is a video proving this theory. If the video does not work, then click on this [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pJ1stsjBs8w link.] Another reason why these eggs trigger the mines in the minefield is that if you look at Halo 3's hex files, you will see that the eggs are named Shrine_defender. Basically, these eggs are believed to be the guardians on Sandtrap. They activate the mines in the minefield with a faint sentinel beam.		You should also note that each of the pillars encompassing the map have one of these. Some even have different textures. A theory about the eggs is that whenever a player is in the mine field but for some reason won't die, then the easter eggs will shoot sentinel beams at you. There is a video proving this theory. If the video does not work, then click on this [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pJ1stsjBs8w link.]