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Becca Franko and Peri Gordon, working on science and technology.

There are many science and technology that are introduced to the show.

Science[]

Algae[]

Main article: Algae
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Algae is an informal term for a large and diverse group of photosynthetic eukaryotic organisms.

EMP[]

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Jordan uses an EMP device.

An EMP, or an electromagnetic pulse, is a burst of electromagnetic energy capable of frying electrical technology depending on the strength of the pulse. One source of an EMP is a nuclear blast of which an EMP is a secondary effect.

In Season Three, Raven Reyes worked on building an EMP device to remove the City of Light chip and free those under A.L.I.E.'s control. After Raven fell fully under the AI's control, Jacapo Sinclair finished Raven's device in "Nevermore." The device included one of the Delinquent's wristbands, an electromagnet from their dropship and was powered by the rover battery. The EMP fried the chip and freed Raven from A.L.I.E.'s control, liquifying the chip. The liquified chip then had to be removed to fully free Raven who, under A.L.I.E.'s control, claimed that the EMP could give her brain damage.

In "Perverse Instantiation (Part 1)," Clarke brought a more scaled-down and portable version of the device to Polis to free Ontari so that she could use the Flame to destroy A.L.I.E. This device only had enough charge for one EMP and included an attachment to immediately remove the liquified chip. In "Perverse Instantiation (Part 2)," after Ontari was rendered brain dead, Clarke instead used the device to free Abby so that she could help Clarke set up an exchange transfusion with Ontari, giving Clarke Nightblood temporarily and thus the ability to use the Flame.

In Season Four, Raven learned that her increased intelligence came from part of A.L.I.E.'s code remaining in her head after the EMP which had increasingly negative effects on her health. In "The Other Side," Raven compared the effects of the EMP to shutting a computer down by pulling the plug which left residual code behind as a result. Sinclair helped Raven purge the residual code and end the negative effects through Raven "resetting" herself using a near-death experience. As mentioned in "The Blood of Sanctum," Raven retained the hacking skills she gained even with the last of the code purged from her mind.

In "Nevermind," Clarke learned from a manifestation of A.L.I.E. that she had survived a mind wipe thanks to a neural mesh she'd gained when Clarke had taken the chip to enter the City of Light. However, A.L.I.E. warned that an EMP used to remove the chip from Clarke's head would destroy the neural mesh and render Clarke vulnerable again. A.L.I.E. helped Clarke to protect the memory of using an EMP on Raven, but Clarke later gave it to Josephine Lightbourne. In "The Old Man and the Anomaly," Josephine plotted to use an EMP to get rid of Clarke for good and enlisted the help of Murphy, Emori and Ryker Desai to build one. Instead, the group used the EMP device to temporarily take down Sanctum's radiation shield so that Bellamy could take Josephine to Gabriel Santiago.

After Abby was mind wiped and made into the host of Simone Lightbourne, Clarke expressed hope in "The Blood of Sanctum" that Abby's neural mesh had allowed her to survive. However, Russell Lightbourne had confirmed that the EMP Clarke used on Abby had in fact destroyed the neural mesh before he implanted Simone.

In "The Last War," Jordan Green uses an EMP device to disable the cloaks and weapons of the Disciples.

Embryos[]

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The Disciples grow their own embryos.

When Mission Team Alpha landed on Sanctum, they brought a thousand embryos with them. These embryos were genetically engineered with Nightblood to protect against solar radiation. After some of the team members were killed, Russell Lightbourne and Gabriel Santiago decided to use some of the embryos to breed humans with Nightblood as test subjects. The embryos are grown in incubators. After the other test subjects failed, the first successful test subject was an Earth embryo 47, named Brooke. It is implied that Gabriel had experimented on 46 embryos that are failed, unsuccessful test subjects, who all later died. After the Primes were "reincarnated" into the bodies of the fully grown embryos with Nightblood, they've grown more embryos to increase the population of Sanctum. The embryos are ancestors of the Sanctumites. Gabriel reveals that many years later, he destroyed the remaining Nightblood embryos in an attempt to stop the resurrections which led to him becoming a fugitive of the Primes.

In "Sanctum", and "The Blood of Sanctum", after it was mentioned that the Eligius III went to drop each mission team on five habitable worlds, it was possibly suggested that the other mission teams also each brought a thousand embryos with them to start new colonies on each, different habitable worlds. As revealed in "The Garden," Mission Team Beta's ship crashed on Skyring, killing all but Doctor Colin Benson and preventing the start of a colony there. Presumably the embryos, if the team had any, were destroyed in the crash or abandoned by Colin who was a quantum physicist and had no way of starting the colony on his own. As the status of Eligius III is still unknown, it is possible that if they heard a message from Earth that a Nuclear Apocalypse had happened, the Eligius III crew members would've colonized a planet, and grown the remaining embryos to increase the population. If it were true, then the descendants of the embryos and the Eligius III crew members, would've transcended with the rest of the human race.

In "The Flock", it's revealed that the Disciples, instead of having parents, use embryos grown in gestational tanks to make children. Their system allows them to fix flaws in the children as they mature so they are born perfect. According to Anders, the Disciples can monitor the embryos and the Extracorporeal Gestational Systems for birth defects and correct them before they are born. This includes surgically correcting the embryos of heart defects. Anders reveals that they currently have 25 embryos gestating to replace the 25 Disciples killed since the Disciples came into conflict with Clarke and her friends. It is implied that the embryos on Bardo, are the descendants of the Second Dawn cultists, who are the ancestors of the Disciples.

Hydrazine[]

Hydrazine barrels in We Will Rise

Hydrazine barrels

It's highly unstable in its nonsolid form and appears dark pink in color. The Delinquents scavenged some from the crashed Exodus ship, then later used a supply under the original dropship. Clarke, Bellamy, and Roan were delivering some Hydrazine to fuel the Rocket on Becca's Island. After Spacekru went up to the Go-Sci Ring, they had less Hydrazine to get back to the ground, leaving them stranded in space, but when Eligius IV arrived in Earth's orbit, they traveled to the mothership and got the Hydrazine there.

In "Red Sun Rising", Diyoza mentions that she and the prisoners used a hydrazine bomb to blow the mining ship's engine as a distraction, and while the crew were fighting the fire, the prisoners took the ship's bridge in a direct assault, killing every member of the crew, except Shaw.

Hythylodium[]

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The screen shows that the tanks are full of Hythylodium.

Hythylodium is an incredibly efficient energy source that was first discovered on an asteroid called "Proxima VI." Hythylodium was used to power the Eligius III and IV missions. The toxicity of the Hythylodium caused the lung disease that a large amount of prisoners suffered from. However, Abby Griffin was able to create a medical treatment in "How We Get to Peace" using sound waves with the help of Raven Reyes. It must be a radioactive-like element as Miles Shaw talked about its half-life in "Damocles (Part 2)". It was weaponized as the bomb used in the Damocles Event, which made Earth unable to support human life for the foreseeable future. However, Earth managed to recover many years later.

Hydroponic Farms[]

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Hydrofarm BTS

The Hydroponic Farm, also called the "Hydrofarm" is a subset of hydroculture, which is a method of growing plants without soil by using mineral nutrient solutions in a water solvent. There was a hydroponic farm in the Second Dawn Bunker. During the time in the bunker, Kara Cooper told Octavia that a fungus started eating the soybeans. Cooper managed to remove a few healthy plants away from the fungus to prevent the beans from vanishing. It would take a year before the fungus, and the healthy plants regrowed to an fair amount for the population in the bunker. After the arrival of Monty Green, he was able to figure out a way to repair the farm using his algae which impressed Cooper when Monty showed it to her in "How We Get to Peace" before Cooper's death. In "The Warriors Will," Monty and Harper interrupt the fight. Monty is seen carrying a flowering plant. He says the farm is working again, due to his algae. Everyone starts cheering Monty and saying "Nou Blodreina nowe!" ("Red Queen no more!") Octavia slips away from the chaos. Soon the fire alarm starts blaring. When Monty, Harper and Indra check the Hydrofarm, she sees Octavia standing in front of the doorway, watching it burn. Indra tells them that she took away the choice. In "A Sort of Homecoming," after returning to the bunker, Gaia reveals that there is nothing left in the hydrofarm and the fire took out the entire level.

There was also a hydroponic farm on the Ark, in a station called "Agro" or "Farm" station. Kara Cooper was said to be a 3rd generation farm manager on the Ark. Mount Weather also had a hydroponic farm that produced food for its inhabitants.

Mindspace[]

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Inside the dream-like Mindspace

The Mindspace happens when the brain creates these constructs when two minds share a body. It's a self preservation, trying to keep the minds separate so the body doesn't die. As seen with Clarke Griffin and Josephine Lightbourne, the two minds can interact within the Mindspace, but risk merging as a result. They can also kill each other. However, while a Prime's Mind Drive backs up their mind and effectively resurrects them, the host's death in the Mindspace would be permanent. After the barrier between their minds disappears, the Mindspaces of Josephine and Clarke becomes combined. As a result, their minds are far more vulnerable to each other within the Mindspace with Clarke able to erase some of Josephine's memories by floating them using her Mindspace's airlock. Projections of various memories began appearing within the Mindspace and Josephine was able to take an axe from one of her memories into the Mindspace while Clarke could make a gun appear. After Clarke floated a lot of memories, the Mindspaces became separate once again, but combined again after Josephine used the neural mesh to prevent being removed with her Mind Drive. While originally killing one of the minds inside the Mindspace caused no permanent harm to Josephine while the barrier between the minds still existed, particularly while the Mind Drive was still implanted, this protection disappeared once the Mindspaces became combined. As a result, Clarke was able to destroy Josephine's consciousness for good by shattering her projection in the Mindspace with an axe.

In "From the Ashes," after Sheidheda downloads himself into Russell Lightbourne's Mind Drive, the two appear in a Mindspace of Sheidheda's design after Clarke knocks Russell unconscious. Sheidheda kills Russell in the Mindspace and effectively resurrects himself by taking control of Russell's body once his mind is destroyed.

In "A Little Sacrifice," Sheidheda calls the location where he and Madi met and communicated through the Flame her Mindspace.

In "The Last War," after John Murphy puts Emori's Mind Drive into his head, they meet in a Mindspace that takes the form of a bedroom overlooking the Dead Zone on Earth where they first met. Murphy comments that he would've chosen their cave, suggesting that the form the Mindspace takes is Emori's choice. The two remain in the Mindspace until they Transcend.

Neural Mesh[]

The Neural Mesh is an artificial barrier that was created in Clarke's mind, due to her experiences with A.L.I.E., when she took the chip to enter the City of Light. It prevented Clarke's consciousness from being erased by the drug used by the Primes so they can implant Josephine Lightbourne's Mind Drive into her. The neural mesh protected Clarke's mind and kept her alive. However, it remains reliant on the chip remaining in Clarke's head and if it is removed with an EMP as Clarke once did to free Raven Reyes and her mother, the neural mesh will be gone and Clarke will be vulnerable to having her mind erased. When Gabriel Santiago removes Josephine's Mind Drive, Josephine's mind is able to remain in Clarke's body by latching onto the neural mesh as well. However, their minds having combined allows Clarke to destroy Josephine for good. Its subsequently confirmed that nothing remains of Josephine on the Mind Drive. Clarke later poses as Josephine claiming to have been the one to win the battle, but as a result of using the neural mesh, is no longer effectively immortal until "she" gets a new Mind Drive. After her mother is turned into a host for Simone Lightbourne, Clarke is hopeful that Abby also survived due to a neural mesh. However, Russell Lightbourne tells her that he checked before implanting Simone and confirms that the EMP did destroy Abby's neural mesh and she is gone.

Nightblood (Serum)[]

Main article: Nightblood
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"Nightblood", originally called "Black Blood", is an experimental serum created by Becca Franko. It is also referred to as "Blood Alteration" or "Radiation Immunity". According to the records, she first developed it for the Eligius Mining Company to protect against solar radiation for long duration space missions. She later used the serum to help the human body not reject the A.L.I.E. 2.0, protecting the body against radiation emitted from the device. In addition, it also helps the human body metabolize nuclear radiation. Becca made the cells combine by experimenting in space with perfluorochemicals and oxygenators, the building block of artificial blood. The serum genetically modifies the user's DNA and causes them to have black blood. The term "Nightblood" is also used to refer to people who have been injected with the serum or who have inherited the genetic modifications causing the black blood.

In "Anaconda," its revealed that the name "Nightblood" was chosen by August. If Becca had a specific name for it, she never mentioned what it was and was only ever seen referring to Nightblood as "radiation immunity," something that both Nikki and Hatch also called it and "the blood alteration". The serum is shown to be capable of saving the life of someone who has already been exposed to a lethal amount of radiation. When Callie Cadogan learned of Nightblood, she injected herself and a group of like-minded individuals with it to retake the surface of the Earth two years after the Nuclear Apocalypse. They brought with them enough of the serum to save 2,000 more people when they found them.

Bone Marrow Transplantation[]

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The Bone Marrow Transplantation is a procedure in which a bone marrow is removed from one body and placed in the body of a recipient. The Mountain Men, led by President Cage Wallace, used the Delinquents for Bone Marrow Transplantation as part of the Harvest Project to make them immune to radiation, in order to walk outside on the ground. In the wake of the Praimfaya, Abby and Jackson begin using a Nightblood named Luna for Bone Marrow Transplantation in attempt to create more Nightblood serum to survive the Second Nuclear Apocalypse. Clarke Griffin became the first Sky Person to become a Nightblood, though the effectiveness remained untested and unconfirmed until Clarke survived Praimfaya because of her Nightblood. In the year 2181, Russell Lightbourne and the other Primes tried to do bone marrow transplantation to recreate Nightblood, but it failed, due to not knowing the formula. Many years later, in 2281, to avoid being executed, Clarke's friends convinces Russell to spare them so that they will use the Bone Marrow Transplantation to create more Nightblood to resurrect the Primes. Russell then agrees. As the procedure continues, they begin using Madi Griffin as a Nightblood donor to create more serum. Echo becomes the first red-blooded Grounder to become a Nightblood. Abby injected herself with Nightblood to become a donor to protect Madi. John Murphy and Emori both became two Nightbloods while posing as Kaylee Lee and Daniel Lee.

Red Sun Toxin[]

Main articles: Red Sun Eclipse and Red Sun Toxin
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The canister contains the Red Sun toxin.

The Red Sun Toxin is a dangerous toxin that is released from the plants and trees into the air on Sanctum, during the Red Sun Eclipse. It causes a dangerous psychosis that makes people kill each other and experience hallucinations.

In "Red Sun Rising", the toxin is shown to have different effects on each person, targeting a strong personality trait or belief in each and every one. In Murphy, Emori, and Russell, the eclipse targeted their survival instinct in making them want to preserve their own lives by killing everyone around them. In Clarke and Echo, it targets their grief: Causing Echo to hear voices from her past as a spy to the point of sedating herself to make them stop and causing Clarke to hallucinate hearing Abby's voice on a radio trying to convince her to commit suicide. For Bellamy, it targets his inner paranoia: while under the toxin's effect he attacks Murphy and Clarke with the intent to kill, remarked at the times Clarke tried to kill him and repeatedly stating he's protecting everyone by eliminating all the deceivers ("Only I can keep us safe." and "I'm saving us from both of you!") With Miller and Jackson the toxins manipulate their love for each other by causing the two to hallucinate the insects burrowing inside of Miller and leading Jackson to nearly accidentally killing Miller in an attempt to get them out. Finally, when Russell uses the toxin on the people of Sanctum, it turns them violent against each other, separating each other by believers and non-believers.

In "The Children of Gabriel", it is revealed that a seaweed in Sanctum, can release more toxin within the victim, practically killing them, during the Red Sun. The seaweed toxin is deadly, which is more dangerous than the Red Sun toxin.

In "What You Take With You," Gabriel uses red sun toxin to help Octavia remember her time in the anomaly. According to Gabriel, he and Russell Lightbourne once used the toxin in a similar manner to determine if any of the host's mind survived after the implantation of a Mind Drive. The answer was no, but in doing so, they unlocked parts of their own minds, things they'd hidden from themselves, answers about what their greater purpose was. In "Ashes to Ashes," Gabriel explains to Clarke and Bellamy that the toxin is everywhere: in every leaf on every tree, in the soil and the rocks. Over time, the Primes had found other ways to harness its power. Simone weaponized it as part of her Adjustment Protocol while Gabriel focused on developing an anti-toxin.

Anti-Toxin[]

Main article: Anti-Toxin
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Bellamy uses an Anti-Toxin inhaler.

The Anti-Toxin was created by Gabriel Santiago in case of the Red Sun toxin. The first step in creating it is to steam distill the actual toxin into a supersaturated solution 3 grams per milliliter to start.

In "Ashes to Ashes," Bellamy and Octavia Blake use the anti-toxin in order to protect themselves as they collect plants with the Red Sun toxin for their plan to defeat the Primes.

In "Adjustment Protocol," both the Primes and the Children of Gabriel use the anti-toxin when Russell Lightbourne releases a Red Sun toxin bomb into a crowd of Sanctumites.

In "Blood Giant," after another Red Sun eclipse starts, Clarke retrieves anti-toxin from the farmhouse while getting the Flame and she gives it to Bill Cadogan, the Disciples, Bellamy Blake, Raven Reyes, John Murphy and the people in hiding in the nuclear reactor. At the same time, Gabriel heads to the lab to get the anti-toxin, but discovers that there is only one dose left due to the Primes using it to escape to space. Hallucinating Josephine Lightbourne, Gabriel gives the single dose to Eric Jackson and walks him through creating more using the ingredients in the lab. After reaching Indra, Jackson gives her some, ending her hallucinations of her mother. Subsequently, Gabriel decides to take the anti-toxin himself after deciding to destroy the Flame instead of repairing it, causing Josephine to vanish.

Thought Control[]

Thought Control is used on a technologically advanced helmet, used by the Disciples.

Star Map[]

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The Star Map is a space map used in the helmet by the Disciples. The Star Map shows the location of only six different worlds, which are connected by the Bridge. It also contains codes for deactivating and reactivating Anomaly Stones. However, it displays Earth as being off-line and doesn't give the code needed to travel to that particular planet, presumably due to the Earth Stone being deactivated. After the Earth Stone is reactivated, the Star Map presumably begins displaying the code for Earth as both Raven Reyes and Clarke Griffin are able to to subsequently travel there without any trouble.

In "Hesperides," Raven discovers the star map while examining the suit of a dead Disciple that Echo had killed. Later, Raven tries to use the star map to find Skyring, but she discovers that while there are six planets in a network, the star map only identifies them by symbols rather than names. On Clarke's orders, Raven picks one and enters the code that she's given, but she chooses Nakara instead of Skyring. Once they're gone, a surviving Disciple uses the star map to get the code needed to deactivate the Sanctum Anomaly Stone.

In "Welcome to Bardo," Hope Diyoza attempts to activate the star map in order to send Octavia Blake back to Sanctum. However, for some reason, she can't activate it despite Dev having told her that Hope only has to think it into existence. Instead, Levitt uses his knowledge of the Anomaly Stone's codes to activate the Anomaly back to Sanctum for Octavia without a need for the star map, quipping that "unlike Dev, I actually do know everything."

In "Nakara," after Clarke's group finds a burial shroud with a symbol on it, Raven is able to locate the symbol on the star map and identify it as the planet that they need to go to. However, when the group reaches the Anomaly Stone, Raven has trouble seeing the star map due to her helmet being damaged by a spider-like creature. As the others hold off the creatures, Raven manages to think the star map into focus and use it to open the Anomaly to Bardo.

In "Blood Giant," Raven uses the star map to reactivate the Sanctum Anomaly Stone, but Bill Cadogan reveals that the planet they need to go to is off-line and only he knows the code. Checking the star map, Raven discovers that Cadogan is telling the truth and Clarke orders him to enter the code for them instead. After Cadogan opens the Anomaly, Clarke forces him to join them.

In "The Dying of the Light," after she, John Murphy and Eric Jackson locate Earth's Anomaly Stone, Raven observes it through the star map with each symbol coming up as Murphy exposes them. Once all of the symbols are revealed, Raven removes the helmet and punches in the code. The Anomaly Stone reactivates and shoots up out of the ground before the Anomaly opens nearby.

In "The Last War," Raven presumably uses the star map to open the Anomaly to Earth for herself and the Eligius Prisoners. Later, after humanity achieves transcendence, Clarke uses a Disciple helmet and the star map to return to Sanctum and then Earth.

Oxygen Farm[]

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Oxygen Farm

The Oxygen Farm, is an arboretum and an oxygen plant that was built by the Bardoans, who were forced to build forests underground in order to breathe, even they used the technology to create rainfall.

The Oxygen farm is located in the Arboretum Level of Bardo's underground shelter.

Mind-Wiping Drug[]

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This mind-wiping fluid is a deadly drug used by the Primes to mind-wipe and erase the consciousness of the Hosts, before implanting a Mind Drive into their dormant bodies. The mind-wiping drug was created by Gabriel Santiago.

It possibly appears that the mind-wiping drug can cause sterility and infertility in the hosts' dormant bodies, which implies to be the reason why some of the Primes could not have any children and why they couldn't produce any more hosts.

Time Dilation[]

Time Dilation is a difference in the elapsed time measured by two clocks, either due to them having a velocity relative to each other, or by there being a gravitational potential difference between their locations.

Radiation[]

Radiation is the emission or transmission of energy in the form of waves or particles through space or through a material medium. This form of energy is deadly. The only way to survive exposure to lethal levels of radiation is Nightblood which will help the person to metabolize the radiation.

Immortality[]

Immortality is the concept of eternal life.

To keep themselves immortal, the consciousnesses of the Commanders are kept in the Flame, while the Mind Drives kept the consciousnesses of the Primes, until they all find a new host. However, there's a difference; the Flame merges with a human mind after it is implanted into a new host, but the Mind Drives are implanted into a new host after the hosts' consciousnesses are erased by the mind-wiping drug.

The Primes wants to keep themselves immortal, in order to live forever and to keep themselves in power.

Transcendence is a process to join a peaceful universal consciousness that grants immortality for the species that took the test. It became part of the Disciples' beliefs as they want humanity to transcend, in order to live forever and to preserve and save the human race by becoming immortals.

Technology[]

Flares[]

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Flares used by the Delinquents to signal The Ark, burned down a Grounder village and started the war with the Grounders. These flares are really rockets from Raven's escape pod repurposed as a signal rather than actual flares.

In "Sanctum", a group consisting of Jackson, Murphy, Clarke, Bellamy, Echo, Shaw and Emori use flares to fend off the insects on the new habitable world. Soon after they cross the radiation shield, they are safe from the alien insects, their flares burn out.

Cryopods[]

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A Cryopod is a stasis chamber that puts a person into a suspended animation called "Cryosleep", by using cryonics to prevent aging, during space travel.

On Eligius IV, the prisoners and crew members were put into cryosleep to travel to the asteroid Proxima 6. The survivors from the Damocles Event used the cryopods to be put into cryosleep for 125 years until they were sent to the new habitable world.

Simone mentions that the amount of cryopods on Eligius III was smaller compared to the tank on Eligius IV.

In "The Queen's Gambit," it's revealed that Bill Cadogan has been kept in a cryopod on Bardo with his name and the Second Dawn symbol. He is awakened by Anders after the arrival of Clarke Griffin.

Sonic Drill[]

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The Sonic Drill, also known as the Sonic Cannon, is a mining tool used to break rocks and minerals, during the mining operation in space. These are also used as weapons.

Lasercom[]

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Laser Communications or Lasercom was used for long distance space communication. After the Second Nuclear Apocalypse, radio waves were blocked by residual radiation on the Earth, but Lasercom could still be used since it was designed to cut through worse atmospheric conditions.

Radiation Chamber[]

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The Radiation Chamber is a machine that Becca conducted her research on, in an effort to find a cure for cancer. Abigail Griffin and Eric Jackson also used it.

Shock Collar[]

Main article: Shock Collar
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Shock Collar

The Shock Collars, also known as the Pulse Collars, are electrical collars used by the Eligius Corporation to control prisoners. After the prisoners' successful coup, they use it on people they can't trust and for torture.

During Season Five, Michael Vinson was considered so dangerous by the prisoners that they kept a shock collar on him at all times. In "Damocles (Part 1)," after Vinson attacked Marcus Kane and severely wounded him, Abigail Griffin used the collar to kill Vinson with a fatal shock. In "Damocles (Part 2)," Raven Reyes grabbed onto Paxton McCreary when Clarke activated her collar, transferring the shock to McCreary and stunning him.

In "Nevermind," Clarke, with the help of a projection of Maya Vie, places a shock collar onto Josephine Lightbourne within her Mindspace in order to trap Josephine within a cave in one of her memories. However, Josephine purposefully activates the collar to fry her as Josephine's Mind Drive can reboot her.

In "The Old Man and the Anomaly," a shock collar was planned to be used as part of an EMP device, replacing the Delinquents' wristband used in the original version created by Raven and Jacapo Sinclair. However, as the device was later used to disable the radiation shield temporarily, it is unclear if the shock collar was ever actually incorporated into the device.

Rock Crusher[]

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Rock Crusher BTS

The Rock Crusher was used by the Eligius Corporation, during the mining operation. In "Damocles (Part 2)," McCreary used the Rock Crusher to torture Shaw, to get Raven to fly the ship.[1]

Radiation Shield[]

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The Radiation Shield is a defense technology that is used to protect the settlement on Alpha. It is powered, along with everything else in Sanctum, by the reactor in the basement of the machine shop, the place where Ryker and Priya lived.

Shooting a flare gun at the barrier or using EMP on the tower takes it temporarily down. It was created by Ryker Desai. Anyone who does not have Nightblood cannot safely pass through the shield without it being deactivated first.

In "Adjustment Protocol," the shield is lowered by Priya Desai by powering down the nuclear reactor so that the Children of Gabriel can infiltrate the settlement.

In "Blood Giant," during a Red Sun Eclipse, Emori purposefully lowers the shield to use the attacking bugs as a weapon against the attacking Knight and his two Wonkru men. As a result, the bugs kill the three men before being driven off by Clarke, Raven, Bellamy and the Disciples. Raven subsequently raises the shield again, keeping out the other bugs. Bellamy states that the bugs that got in will eventually turn on and kill each other.

Memory Drives[]

Main article: Mind Drive
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The Memory Drive is a memory storage and a cybernetic implant, created by Becca Franko and was the precursor to A.L.I.E. 2.0. She provided the implants to the Eligius III Exploration Team in order to log and save their memories as they explored the new world. These technologies were used to keep the log of their findings. Gabriel Santiago and Russell Lightbourne has reversed-engineered thirteen Memory Drives in order to upload an entire mind, thus creating a new implant technology, known as the Mind Drive. The Memory Drives are the predecessors to the Mind Drives. Only those with Nightblood can be implanted with the Memory Drives.

According to Russell Lightbourne, each mission team on five different habitable worlds that the Eligius III went to have Memory Drives.

In "The Garden," Gabriel recovers the Memory Drive from the corpse of Doctor Colin Benson of Mission Team Beta and compares the original Memory Drives to a plane's black box in conversation. By plugging the Drive into his computer tablet, Gabriel is able to view Colin's memories with the computer automatically correcting corruption in the files. However, the computer appears to have been unable to correct everything as the recording is still somewhat glitchy in playback. The first memory on the Drive is Colin waking up after the implantation to Becca Franko greeting him. By reviewing the memories stored on the Drive, Gabriel is able to learn the fates of Mission Team Beta and Colin's work on deciphering the Anomaly Stone on Skyring.

In "Blood Giant," Gabriel shows Bill Cadogan a computer that is designed to interface with and repair Memory Drives and "stitching together broken strings of code." As both the Memory Drives and the Flame were created by Becca, the computer is also capable of repairing the Flame.

Memory Viewer[]

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Memory Viewer

The Memory Viewer is a tablet computer that connects the Memory Drive to view the person's memories and can at least partially repair corrupted files on the Drive. It can also be used with a Mind Drive to determine if the Mind Drive is blank or not. In "Blood Giant," a hallucination of Josephine Lightbourne calls it an Etch-a-Sketch while arguing with Gabriel Santiago over the things that he had accomplished using the Mind Drive technology. It appears to be a more portable and less sophisticated version of the Memory Drive Interface Computer.

Memory Drive Interface Computer[]

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The Memory Drive Interface Computer is a computer that interfaces with Memory Drives and their successors the Mind Drives and can be used to repair their damaged coding. It can also be used to delete Mind Drives, erasing the consciousness within. As both technologies were created by Becca Franko, the computer is also compatible with the Flame.

In "Memento Mori," Josephine Lightbourne convinces her mother to use the computer to erase the Mind Drives of the Lee family so that she can keep her promises to John Murphy and Abby Griffin.

In "Blood Giant," a hallucination of Josephine caused by a Red Sun eclipse draws Gabriel Santiago's attention to the computer while he's in the Sanctum lab to create more anti-toxin. Acting as a projection of Gabriel's subconscious, Josephine suggests that as Becca Franko designed both the Mind Drives and the Flame, they "speak the same language" and the computer can be used to repair the Flame's code. Looking at the slots for the Mind Drives, Gabriel points out that they have different connections, but Josephine reminds him of what Gabriel has already accomplished with the Mind Drive technology and that he can surely rig the computer to pull data off of the Flame.

Gabriel takes the computer with him into the Great Hall and presents it to Bill Cadogan as a way to repair the Flame. Gabriel explains that it's used to repair Memory Drives, "stitching together broken strings of code" and Cadogan realizes that the code for both was created by Becca. Connecting the Flame to a small interface port that Gabriel has added to the device, he tells Cadogan that the computer will find Becca's memories if they are still inside of the Flame. To Cadogan's pleasure, the computer successfully begins repairing the Flame and extracting its data, but Gabriel changes his mind before the process can be completed and destroys the Flame for good instead. The computer is last seen abandoned on a table in the Great Hall.

Nuclear Reactor[]

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The nuclear reactor.

A Nuclear Reactor is a power source run on nuclear fuel, usually uranium or plutonium. It is highly radioactive, making it incredibly dangerous to the environment if the reactor melts down. Nuclear reactors give off gamma radiation which protective gear is useless at shielding against.

In "Perverse Instantiation (Part 2)," A.L.I.E. reveals to Clarke Griffin that the remaining nuclear power plants -- which use nuclear reactors for their power -- have begun to melt down and will render the Earth uninhabitable for five years within six months. In Season Four, Raven reveals that, after the Second Fukushima Disaster, Panacea Power patented a fail-safe system with multiple redundancies to build nuclear reactors. By 2048, two dozen mega reactors were built to withstand any disaster, even a nuclear attack." However, "the plants were built to be self-sustaining for [only] a hundred years." After the first Nuclear Apocalypse, which occurred in 2052, no one maintained the power plants, so by 2150, the plants started to melt down, which forces the human race to begin searching for a way to survive this Second Nuclear Apocalypse which ultimately turns the Earth into a barren radioactive wasteland in "Praimfaya" aside from a single surviving valley.

In "False Gods," its mentioned that the Ark is powered by a nuclear reactor, presumably located on the Go-Sci Ring. Jacapo Sinclair is stated to have been a genius at jury-rigging the reactor while Raven Reyes taught Emori how to help her perform maintenance on it during Spacekru's six years on the Ring.

In Season Six, its revealed that Sanctum is powered by a nuclear reactor beneath the machine shop which is maintained by Priya and Ryker Desai. In "Adjustment Protocol," Clarke forces Priya to shut down the reactor in order to bring down Sanctum's radiation shield. After the defeat of the Primes, the duty of maintaining Sanctum's nuclear reactor falls to Raven and James Crockett who deal with various issues that crop with the aging reactor.

In "False Gods," while moving a control rod, James accidentally triggers a nuclear meltdown by leaving his wrench under the rod, preventing it from descending properly. The radiation exposure kills James and his girlfriend Cora almost instantly which is discovered by Raven and Emori when they investigate the power issues the impending meltdown causes. In addition, it causes two cracks to open in the cooling system. To fix the reactor, Raven enlists the help of Hatch and three other Eligius Prisoners to fix the cooling system while John Murphy and Emori, protected by their Nightblood, fix the reactor core itself. Emori manages to fix the core, though she suffers negative effects from her radiation exposure while the Eligius prisoners begin to succumb to the higher than expected radiation levels. Raven, unwilling to trust the prisoners to do the right thing, lies to them about the source of their symptoms and locks Murphy in the secondary containment chamber with them to help. At the last possible second, Murphy and Hatch manage to repair the cooling system and avert the meltdown, but all of the prisoners die of radiation poisoning in the process. Although they become ill as well, Murphy and Emori's Nightblood allows them to recover.

In "A Little Sacrifice," the survivors of Sheidheda's massacre take refuge in the nuclear reactor.

In "The Stranger," the massacre survivors continue to hide out in the reactor supported by Murphy and Emori who are living in the workshop as a cover. Eric Jackson helps to supply them food while Indra brings Luca to them after the Children of Gabriel are massacred as well. When Indra asks Murphy if they have any weapons, Murphy jokingly asks her if the nuclear reactor counts. Having followed Indra, Nikki forces Murphy to let her into the reactor where she is subdued and tied up. Eventually, Murphy is captured by the Dark Commander's forces, but Emori forces a stalemate by threatening to detonate the reactor if Sheidheda hurts him.

In "Blood Giant," Knight and two other Wonkru members attempt to force their way into the reactor as a Red Sun Eclipse begins. Emori decides to weaponize the eclipse by shutting down the reactor, allowing the affected bugs to enter Sanctum where they kill Knight and his two men. Eventually, Bill Cadogan, Doucette, Bellamy Blake, Murphy, Clarke Griffin and several Disciples arrive and drive away the bugs with torches. At Clarke's request, a Disciple blasts open the door and Murphy reassures Emori that they are clear. Raven restarts the reactor and reactivates the shield and the group takes cover inside until all of the affected bugs now trapped inside of the shield kill each other. As the group leaves, Raven notices and fixes a leak in secondary containment where Nikki, having escaped from her bonds, confronts Raven over the death of Hatch in that exact location. After Raven confesses, Nikki decides to leave her to live with what she's done rather than killing Raven and departs.

Cloaking device[]

In "From the Ashes," the Disciples from Bardo use a cloaking device to make themselves invisible. The cloak is not perfect as the movement of the people disturbed the particulates in the air, revealing their location. The Disciples are shown to refer to the cloak as "going ghost." On their HUD while its active, the display calls it Spectral Cloaking.

Locator tag[]

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Tagging Device

Locator tags or the Tagging Device, is a technology that is injected into a person, so that it can pull them through the Anomaly. It appears to be a more extreme version of the Nano-Tracking Program used by the Disciples, taking the form of a blade rather than pills. Once the person is stabbed, they vanish through the Anomaly moments later. However, the blade must be stabbed in deep to ensure that the person gets there in one piece. A single blade can be used multiple times, suggesting that it contains more than one locator tag.

In "The Blood of Sanctum," Hope Diyoza stabs Octavia Blake with a blade, injecting her with a locator tag and sending her to Bardo. As Octavia's friends don't understand what Hope has done, they simply think that she's been stabbed.

In "The Garden," Hope reveals that Octavia is still alive and explains that she injected her with a locator tag.

In "Welcome to Bardo," Anders provides Hope with the locator tag in a flashback and explains what it is and does when she threatens him with it. After being pulled to Sanctum, Hope stabs Octavia with it and she is transported to Bardo. With Octavia bleeding from the stabbing, she is taken to be treated before being returned to M-Cap.

In "A Sort of Homecoming," the Disciples provide Sheidheda with both nano-tags and a tagging device to send Madi Griffin to Bardo if she refuses to go willingly. After being defeated by Indra and Gaia, the Dark Commander injects himself with a locator tag in order to escape, dropping the blade afterwards. With Clarke refusing to let her use the nano-tags, Madi recovers the blade and uses the locator tag to send herself to Bardo before her horrified friends and family.

Disciples' helmets and suits[]

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The helmets and suits, worn by the Disciples, protects them from memory loss caused by the effects of the Anomaly. The helmets and suits are highly advanced technologies. The helmets contain a star map revealing the six planets connected to the Anomaly network and the codes for each planet.

Whilst wearing the helmet, one can access information stored about particular people and objects. This allows the helmet-wearer to identify individuals they come in contact with, as well as information about objects, distance for travelling, and the location of the Anomaly Stone. When impaired by damage, the helmet can have trouble displaying information or pinpointing the exact location of an Anomaly Stone. The helmets can act independently of the suits, displaying information to a wearer who is only wearing the helmet and protecting memories without the need for a full suit.

In "From the Ashes," after Echo shoots three Disciples, Gabriel Santiago removes one of their helmets and is shocked to discover that there are humans under the suits. One Disciple, wounded but alive, uses his HUD to determine Echo, Gabriel and Hope Diyoza's identities, learning that Echo and Gabriel are to be captured but Hope is to be killed on sight. As the Disciple moves to kill Hope, Echo finishes him off.

In "The Garden," Octavia Blake finds a Disciple buried on Skyring wearing a full suit. Octavia decides to use the suit to try to dive into the lake and reach the Anomaly, believing that the suit's protection could easily add a minute to her dive. However, Charmaine Diyoza warns her that the suit is possibly biometric, meaning that if Octavia puts it on, it will let the Disciples know that they are on Skyring. Octavia is convinced that if there's any technology in the suit, it's deader than the Disciple and it can get her back to Sanctum. Later, as Octavia prepares to leave, Diyoza reveals that she has destroyed the helmet in order to prevent Octavia from leaving using the suit. Years later, when five Disciples arrive in response to the letter that Octavia tossed into the Anomaly to Bellamy, they put helmets on Octavia and Diyoza as Anders wants the two to keep their memories.

In "Hesperides," in a flashback, Hope and Dev ambush the Disciples sent to retrieve Dev once his sentence on Skyring is over. However, while Dev succeeds in killing them all, he is killed as well. With no other choice, Hope takes one of the suits and travels to Bardo on her own. In the present, five years after arriving on Skyring, Echo, Gabriel and Hope ambush the five Disciples sent to retrieve Orlando. After the two women kill the Disciples, the trio don Disciple suits and depart through the Anomaly to Bardo.

On Sanctum, Raven Reyes and Jordan Green study the suit of one of the Disciples that Echo had killed while Clarke Griffin deals with Captain Meredith and his men. After putting on the helmet, Raven discovers how to use its systems, the true nature of the Anomaly and that Clarke is in danger. Donning the suit, Raven uses the cloak to ambush and kill Captain Meredith and his men before using the star map to access the Anomaly Stone and lead a group through the Anomaly in search of their missing friends. Once they are gone, a surviving Disciple ambushes Gaia and uses the star map to shut down Sanctum's Anomaly Stone before pulling Gaia through the Anomaly with him as it closes.

In "Welcome to Bardo," in a flashback, Hope rescues Octavia using her stolen suit and the plan that she came up with with Dev, but she is unable to activate the star map for an unknown reason. Instead, Levitt uses his knowledge of the Anomaly Stone codes to open the Anomaly to Sanctum for Octavia. Levitt orders Hope to give Octavia her helmet, revealing that without it, Octavia will lose all of her memories since leaving Sanctum. As Hope needs the helmet to use her suit's cloak, Octavia tells her to keep it and the trio come up with an alternative plan for Octavia to pull Hope through to Sanctum. However, Octavia's departure triggers an alarm and Levitt tries to warn Hope as she leaves without success that the cloak won't work since the other Disciples will be able to see her using their own helmets and suits.

In the present, Echo, Gabriel and Hope use their suits to infiltrate Bardo in search of their missing friends.

In "Nakara," Echo, Gabriel, Hope and a rescued Octavia and Diyoza attempt to escape, only to learn from Levitt that the Stone room is heavily guarded. Unwilling to go with their dangerous plan of traveling to the planet's surface, Gabriel's stuns the others and surrenders himself to the apporaching Disciples.

On Nakara, Raven uses her suit's systems to determine the group's location and find the planet's Anomaly Stone. While crawling through the cave creature, Raven uses her helmet's light to illuminate the way and fights off an attacking spider-like creature with the suit's blade. However, the creature damages her helmet in the process, making it hard for Raven to use the star map once they reach the Anomaly Stone. Eventually, Raven manages to bring the star map into focus and opens the Anomaly to Bardo for the group.

In "Anaconda," when Bill Cadogan calls in Echo, Octavia and Diyoza, the three women are wearing Disciple suits, having apparently been fully brainwashed to their cause.

In "The Stranger," after making a deal to release Clarke's friends in exchange for her help in finding the Flame, Doucette reminds Jordan, Echo, Hope, Niylah, Nathan Miller and Octavia to wear the helmets that the Disciples provide them so that they can keep their memories. Later, when Clarke, Cadogan, Bellamy, Raven, Gabriel and Doucette arrive on Sanctum, they are all wearing Disciple helmets to protect their memories.

In "Blood Giant," Raven retrieves a helmet from a Disciple that Indra had killed and uses it to reactivate the Sanctum Anomaly Stone. However, Cadogan reveals that the planet he had sent the others to is off-line and only he has the code which Raven confirms after checking the star map. After Cadogan is forced to open the Anomaly for them, Raven takes the helmet with her as they travel through it.

In "A Sort of Homecoming," John Murphy finds the smashed helmet of the Disciple that Gaia had killed in the fighting pit of the Second Dawn Bunker, prompting him to ask where the rest of the body is. Later, Jordan tells the others that they had searched for the Anomaly Stone when they had first arrived, but couldn't find it with Niylah adding that they hadn't seen it during Wonkru's six years of living in the bunker. Nevertheless, Raven scans the bunker with her helmet and finds the Stone a hundred feet straight down with Jordan protesting that they had tried that and their helmets had shown no trace of the Anomaly Stone anywhere. Raven explains that the Disciples had given the group "trash helmets" so that they couldn't get out, but Clarke takes and smashes the helmet against the stairs, stranding the group on Earth. Unwilling to give up, Murphy convinces Raven to try and repair the helmet using the bunker's workshop.

Later, Sheidheda infiltrates the bunker in search of Madi Griffin using a Disciple suit and cloak. While fighting the Dark Commander off, Gabriel hits him in the head with Sheidheda's helmet which the Dark Commander had taken off while revealing himself to Madi. When Sheidheda chases after Madi, he leaves his helmet behind. After the Dark Commander is forced to retreat, the dying Gabriel tells the others to find the Anomaly Stone, but Raven tells him that she couldn't fix the broken helmet. Gabriel directs Raven to the helmet that Sheidheda had left behind, but she discovers that the helmet is damaged and it can't pinpoint the exact location of the Anomaly Stone. However, the scan reveals that the Anomaly Stone is hidden somewhere in the bunker's rec room.

In "The Dying of the Light," after locating the deactivated Anomaly Stone buried beneath an Azgeda symbol in the rec room floor, Raven dons Sheidheda's helmet and observes the Anomaly Stone through the star map as Murphy works to uncover all of the symbols. Once Raven has the code, she removes the helmet and enter it into the Anomaly Stone, reactivating it and opening the Anomaly to Sanctum.

On Bardo, while discussing a plan to reach Madi, Octavia suggests using the suits and going invisible. However, Levitt tells her that it won't work because there's too many Disciples with helmets around. Instead, the two women release Sheidheda as a distraction and the Dark Commander single-handedly slaughters a dozen Disciples despite them wearing suits. At the start of the fight, Sheidheda detaches a laser machine gun from the suit of a Disciple that he kills, but the weapon immediately stops working as it is apparently powered by the suit itself. Later, while passing through the hallway of slaughtered Disciples, Clarke takes two grenades from their suits.

In "The Last War," Clarke uses the grenades and her guns to kill a dozen suited Disciples guarding the Stone room for Cadogan. Later, when Jordan arrives on Bardo, he uses an EMP to disable all of the gathered Disciples' suits and weapons, causing them to immediately decloak and putting the Disciples on an even footing with Wonkru and the Eligius Prisoners. While the Disciples are distracted, Raven and Echo use Disciple suits to sneak through the facility cloaked and reunite with Octavia and Levitt.

After humanity achieves transcendence, Clarke dons a Disciple helmet and uses it to access the Anomaly Stone and return to Sanctum and Earth.

Timer implant[]

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The timer was implanted inside the arms of the prisoners, who were sent to Skyring by the Disciples to be imprisoned, was to see how long they could stay on the planet as punishment.

Memory Capture[]

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The Memory Capture, also known as M-Cap, is a Disciple technology, mentioned by Hope Diyoza and Captain Meredith. It apparently is used by the Disciples to forcibly extract memories from people. According to Hope, it is only a form of torture if the person fights against it. Levitt states that by focusing on one thought, such as the mantra "I am not afraid," the person hooked up to the device can resist it without suffering any negative effects.

In "Etherea," it is used to treat a Disciple for PTSD.

In "The Dying of the Light," using M-Cap to dig deeper into Madi Griffin's cerebral cortex causes her to suffer a massive stroke at her brainstem. As a result, the parts of Madi's brain controlling voluntary movement are destroyed, leaving her alive and conscious, but unable to ever move again. Levitt is also able to access M-Cap's records of the memories it got from Madi and learn that Bill Cadogan was able to find the final code, displaying the recorded memory for everyone to see.

Biometric Signature Scanner[]

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Levitt is holding the scanner.

The Biometric Signature Scanner is a wand-like device created by the native Bardoans to determine and record the unique biometric signature of a person. The user has to unlock it with their fingerprint on a small touchscreen and they then perform a scan of the selected person's brain through their eyes which determines their biometric signature. The user can then record the signature on the exposed skin of a chosen person with the same device. According to Levitt, the Bardoans used it to retrieve people who got stuck in the Temporal Anomaly while, for the Disciples, it only worked eight times out of ten, causing them to eventually abandon use of the device. By using the code recorded by the scanner, a person could remotely pull another person through the Anomaly by entering the code into the Anomaly Stone.

In "Welcome to Bardo," Levitt used the scanner to determine Hope Diyoza's code and to then record it on Octavia Blake's back so that she could pull Hope through the Anomaly to Sanctum at a later time, though Octavia losing her memory by traveling back through the Anomaly to Sanctum would hinder this. In "The Blood of Sanctum," Hope's code was discovered on Octavia's back by Gabriel Santiago who recognized its connection to the Anomaly Stone and helped her enter it despite them not understanding what it was for.

In "The Flock," it is revealed that the scanner is used to tattoo the symbols on the Disciples' faces when they reached their training levels. After Echo, Charmaine Diyoza and Octavia complete their training, the scanner is used to tattoo their new level on them.

Digital Glasses[]

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Digital Glasses

The Digital Glasses are high-tech glasses used by the Disciples. They can control at least some of the systems in the Disciples' facility as Levitt used them to shut off the biohazard alarm that Hope Diyoza had purposefully tripped. They can also detect which planet an Anomaly transport is coming from.

Hologram[]

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Hologram communication

A hologram is a physical recording of an interference pattern which uses diffraction to reproduce a three-dimensional light field, resulting in an image which retains the depth, parallax, and other properties of the original scene.

Designed by Chris, Becca Franko's image is used by A.L.I.E. in a hologram.

The Disciples use hologram technology on Bardo.

Before the Nuclear Apocalypse, the telecommunication device known as the Holo-Viewer[2] or the Holo, uses the hologram technology.

Eye Scanner[]

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The Eye Scanner is a technology that uses retinal scan to identify and grant access for those who enter. In "The Dying of the Light," Levitt is able to hack and bypass the scanner.

Technological Binoculars[]

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These binoculars are technologically-advanced.

Rebreathers[]

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Rebreather mask

The Rebreathers are masks used to keep a person safe from inhaling a toxic air.

Virtual Simulation Technology[]

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Simulation Technology

A virtual reality is a simulated technology.

A.L.I.E. used simulation technology to create a virtual reality known as the City of Light.

The Disciples used their simulation technology for training tests.

Nano-Tracking Program[]

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The Nano-Tracking Program, also known as the Nano-Tags, is a pill-like technology that teleports a person to another planet, using a less extreme version of the locator tag technology. However, it requires someone on the Bardo end to activate the transport once the nano-tags have been swallowed or it won't work. On the Disciple HUD, when the transport is activated, the HUD is shown to read Initiating Nano-Tag Extraction and displays a green line from the planet of origin to Bardo representing the Anomaly carrying the travelers.

In "A Sort of Homecoming," after arriving on Earth, Bill Cadogan uses the technology to escape back to Bardo. Later, Sheidheda shows up with two doses as a less extreme way offered by the Disciples to bring Madi Griffin back to Bardo. After being defeated, he leaves them behind and Madi is prevented from using the nano-tags to leave.

In "The Dying of the Light," Clarke Griffin and Octavia Blake swallow the nano-tags that Sheidheda had left behind, but nothing happens, causing them to realize that someone needs to activate the transport on the Bardo end. Cadogan is informed of their actions, but he simply orders the two to be left on Earth. Later, Levitt tricks a Stone Conductor into activating the transport, but as the Temporal Anomaly has been moved, Clarke and Octavia emerge from it in the oxygen farm surrounded by dozens of Disciples.

Digital Watch[]

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Digital Watch

This digital watch was used by the Disciples.

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