Board Thread:General Discussion/@comment-26415383-20170525022027/@comment-27819070-20170530045805

104.169.180.52 wrote: So alot of rumors are going around about the Spaceship that lands at the end of the Season finale for "The 100" Season 4. I'm here to share my thoughts about the ship.

If you look closely on the ship as Clarke is investigating you can notice the words "Eligius Corporation", "Cell Block C" , and "Prisoner Transport". Most fans believe

that "Eligius Corporation" is a mining company. However, That dosent make too much sense having a ship built for prisoner transportation. I believe that the mysterious

company was a Private Military Corporation for a country before the Nuclear Apocolypse. Some of you may wonder this "Well if they were in a spacestation orbiting why

didnt they join the Ark?". I have two theroies on that; 1. The Ark didnt want to risk the saftey of the Ark by connecting the prison. Just like Polaris is being a

myth only a few people knew about. 2. That it wasnt orbiting Earth rather it was a "Moon Base Prison". This would make much more sense because they base would be top secret

and nobody would know about it on the Ark. Now remeber that the Ark only know that the Earth is survivable because they sent "The 100" to the ground. Well what if they

didnt know it was survivable and didnt come down until now. All of the prisoners sentenced would be dead but that wouldnt mean the Guards, Work crew, or Prisoners

didnt have kids... It was definitely an asteroid mining vessel. It was actually mentioned by Abby earlier on in the season (when Raven was hallucinating floating), that a mining company sent prisoners with nightblood (they received from Becca, who was a contractor of theirs) to participate in asteroid mining. It can be presumed that this is the same group of prisoners Abby was taking about, returning from their asteroid mining.

We can definitely rule out aliens though... if the English on the ship wasn't enough, it said "Gagarin Prisoner Transport", Yuri Gagarin being the first man in space.