Aperture Science vs Black Mesa

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Good point. Aren't their labs, what, completely underground? Black Mesa had some surface to it.

Hopefully you know that's not what I meant. I was referring to, specifically, a presentation going on in a side room showing how Black Mesa was owning Aperture in terms of profits.

But anyway, yes, Aperture is (from what we can tell) all underground.
Black Mesa is probably bigger, not including the empty spaces of Aperture.

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Unless you haven't played Episode 2. That's where the Borealis is mentioned. Aperture accidentally sunk it trying to get more research money in research speed competition.

Lol No? It was a failed teleportation process that teleported it to arctic regions, because they tried catching up with Black mesas Universal teleportations

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Dr. Kleiner: Oh yes, quite real, despite its almost legendary stature. Our peers at Aperture
Science were at work on a project of some promise, but in their rush to beat Black Mesa for
funding, they must have compromised ordinary standards of risk. We heard their research
vessel had simply disappeared – vanished, with all hands, even part of the dry dock. Few
believed the Borealis would ever be seen again.

That could mean teleportation, but also many other things. Do you have any sources?

[Timezbrick]

Not all People form Aperture Science died,
[SPOILER START]In the last level of Co-Op you NEED to safe test subjects, lots of...[SPOILER END]

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Not all People form Aperture Science died,
[SPOILER START]In the last level of Co-Op you NEED to safe test subjects, lots of...[SPOILER END]

[SPOILER START]They all died, those are clones made from leftover DNA.[SPOILER END]

[Timezbrick]

[SPOILER START]They all died, those are clones made from leftover DNA.[SPOILER END]

Asdf... [SPOILER START?]I tought they were frozen in a box or some thing :C[SPOILER END]

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That could mean teleportation, but also many other things. Do you have any sources?

Portal 2 :P

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