SciFi Explained

Are the Eggs Still on LV-426?

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11th July 2026

SciFi Explained

What happened to the Alien Derelict ship that was found by the Nostromo crew on LV-426 in Alien? Is the biomechanical vessel, its Space Jockey pilot, and all of those ovomorph eggs still there? Or were they harvested, destroyed, moved, or are they still there on Acheron? Who could’ve visited there, Weyland Yutani, Lasalle Bionational, or someone else, like the Engineers, or the Mala’kak??

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