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I don't know if that's exactly accurate. What are the chances that Regret would have randomly ended up at Delta Halo? The Covenant had been looking for a new one. Regret came to Earth for imformation on the other Halos, imo. And whilst there they found the evidence of the Arks existance. So, he went there on purpose, and not just to escape the UNSC. (And even if he was, he did a very bad job of it. :P)
I don't know if that's exactly accurate. What are the chances that Regret would have randomly ended up at Delta Halo? The Covenant had been looking for a new one. Regret came to Earth for imformation on the other Halos, imo. And whilst there they found the evidence of the Arks existance. So, he went there on purpose, and not just to escape the UNSC. (And even if he was, he did a very bad job of it. :P)
== Mombasa elevator NOT destroyed by slipspace blast ==
I'd like to point that out. While it seems logical, in the new 'Keep It Clean' trailer, the elevator is seen standing ''after'' the blast, so it must have been destroyed at a later point, before Master Chief returns to Earth. Heck, no-one reads talk pages anymore, so I dunno why I bother.  [[User:Diaboy|Diaboy]] 09:41, 1 October 2008 (UTC)

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"It is used for lifting heavy ordinance into the atmosphere of the planet using a pulley system that negates the use of rockets or waste of fuel to generate an escape velocity for materials."

You know, I was always under the impression that the New Mombasa Elevator most likely would have used magnents to propel the the car up. It'd be alot more speedy and effenciant. I can think of two reasons to back up my theory. We already know that humanity knows well and dandy how to properly work a magnet (MAC guns, Gauss Worthog, ect), so that would be the first bit of evidence. The second bit would be the contsruction of the elavator itself. On the the image provided in the article you can see the central shaft surrounded by two smaller pillars connected together to form rings going on up the elevator. Hmm, now what might those be? I'm thinking that those rings are the magnetic accelorators for the elevator. Perhaps the wording on the article needs changing? Any ideas anyone?

Conflict

Okay, i just realized something. It says that when the prophet jumped, it was destroyed. And yet in Eric Nylund's Ghosts of Onyx, fred,will,and linda (if thats right) destroyed it using FENRIS warheads while destroying two covie ships. So what should it say?

Spartan-118 02:35, 8 September 2007 (UTC)

You seem to be getting things badly mixed up. in GoO they destroyed the Centennial Orbital Elevator in Havana. Ever so slightly distant from one another. --Ajax 013 02:37, 8 September 2007 (UTC)

yes i have recently got the eric nylund buk and they do destroy it wiv warheads so i edited it :) Spartan-1302 11:19, 7 October 2007 (UTC)

"Eventually Regret had to retreat because the UNSC were pushing the Covenant back. He ordered his Assault Carrier to jump through slipspace to a random location."

I don't know if that's exactly accurate. What are the chances that Regret would have randomly ended up at Delta Halo? The Covenant had been looking for a new one. Regret came to Earth for imformation on the other Halos, imo. And whilst there they found the evidence of the Arks existance. So, he went there on purpose, and not just to escape the UNSC. (And even if he was, he did a very bad job of it. :P)

Mombasa elevator NOT destroyed by slipspace blast

I'd like to point that out. While it seems logical, in the new 'Keep It Clean' trailer, the elevator is seen standing after the blast, so it must have been destroyed at a later point, before Master Chief returns to Earth. Heck, no-one reads talk pages anymore, so I dunno why I bother. Diaboy 09:41, 1 October 2008 (UTC)