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Despite the theory making a lot of sense, it is far-fetched from the events in the show and the books.īilly Oduory is a professional photographer, SEO expert, and travel/entertainment author and editor based in Nairobi, Kenya. That would mean that the authorities are justified to hide the truth from the occupants in the form of illegal relics and memories of the past because they would give people false hope. Their theory is as wild as it gets since most of the clues from the first season heavily insist that The Silo is located on Earth.Īccording to their theory, terraforming has failed, and therefore, the occupants of The Silo will all die. I think the silo was meant as a temporary (although quite long) habitat while the new planet was terraformed, but the terraforming failed,” Meegles, a Reddit user, suggests. “They are on a planet but just not Earth. Ultimately, nothing about the earth’s surface shown in the show so far reflects the true state of the earth. They believe that the so-called surface and the hill on which Allison and Holston dropped dead are just another chamber in The Silo that doesn’t have oxygen. Many people in the thread believe that what people are shown on the screens cannot be relied upon. The main question here is how deep is the Silo from the earth’s surface? Secondly, is the surface that banished people walk into after leaving the airlock really the Earth’s surface? “I believe the airlock they go through is to another chamber that has no oxygen systems,” one Redditor commented in regard to the second question. The apocalyptic surface on the screen is just part of the silo The big reveal that Juliette comes across in the sixth episode of the first season proves that a nuclear event actually happened, so the toxicity of the surface wasn’t entirely untrue. That would agree with the ending of Hugh Howey’s final book Dust which points to Juliette leading people to a safe patch of green land far away from the Silos.

‘Silo’: What Is on the Hard Drive That Juliette Is Looking For? In their theory, they insist that the images displayed on the screens in the Silo are altered and, therefore, can’t be believed. “Did anyone notice that when the power ran out, the screen on the dining room showed the “true” green landscape?” one Redditor said while insisting that the outside world is all green and safe. It is still hard to imagine that the people inside each silo are only being tested for their ability to stay obedient when there is a whole safe world out there that they could go to. It is still a practical theory because the books also suggest that the entire Silo program was part of a test controlled by a group of people in Silo 1. It would be difficult to sustain a psychological experiment for such a long period. Besides, the clues Allison, Holston, and Juliette have come across prove that The Silo has been underground for hundreds of years. Starting such an interesting Sci-fi storyline and then shutting it all down as a psychological experiment is just lazy. If this theory turns out to be correct, it will be a huge disappointment to fans. Turned out it was all being run from a hangar as a psychological experiment or something,” Another Redditor said while referring to the 2014 miniseries Ascension. “I remember there was that tv show about a generational ship on its way to some distant star. The whole thing is a psychological experiment The theory is obviously wrong since Juliette noticed a giant drilling machine in the silo. Most contributors were critical of the theory, arguing that a spaceship would lose gravity at some point, forcing the occupants to float. The theory further suggests that the steam in the generator is emitted from the spaceship’s powerful engine. Apple TV’s ‘Silo’ Schedule: Episode 10 Release Date & Time

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