One of the websites affiliated with Lost has some new information which is, of course, highly suspicious and doesn't make a lot of sense. Exciting!The Hanso Life-Extension Project link now works in the Active Projects section of the Hanso Foundation website. The foundation, you may remember, is the organization that runs the so-called experiment inside the hatch on the island. The website has been up since that episode but it only provided a short bio on Alvar Hanso and a mission statement for the organization. It had a list of active projects, but none of the links worked. Until now. This new link leads to a press release that was issued on September 21, 2005 and is titled The Hanso Life-Extension Project Celebrates a Milestone. It celebrates the 105th birthday of an orangutan named Joop and it mentions the "transgenic technologies" that extended the life of Joop could some day be applied to humans.
There is also an invisible link on the website to the film that appeared in the Orientation episode. I compared the website version to the version of the film that aired and, as far as I can tell, it's the same thing. That's interesting to me, because the film appears to be missing a chunk.
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11-14-2005 @ 9:34PM
408 said...
There is also a link in the last sentence of the letter. It goes to a broken up jumble of text saying access denied and a space to enter a code.
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11-14-2005 @ 9:52PM
Dominic said...
Project 626? Stitch?
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11-14-2005 @ 10:08PM
Dakota Dux said...
entering the sequence 4 8 15 16 23 42 gets you past the 'access denied page' to a quote from the Hanso Founder
“From the dawn of our species, Man has been blessed with curiosity. Our most precious gift, without exception, is the desire to know more - to look beyond what is accepted as the truth and to imagine what is possible.”
- Alvar Hanso, Address to the U.N. Security Council, 1967
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11-14-2005 @ 10:13PM
Dominic said...
Entering any number gives you that quote which is the same quote from the Alvar Hanso bio page
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11-14-2005 @ 10:30PM
Dominic said...
Enter "Copenhagen". Also, read the press release carefully. The name change? Intentional or did the writer screw up?
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11-15-2005 @ 2:01AM
Stephen said...
as stated and discussed in this forum:
http://www.dharmasecrets.com/forum/index.php/topic,225.0.html
enter Copenhagen and a new letter will appear ;)
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11-15-2005 @ 5:31AM
Jort said...
perhaps the name change is because of the long running time of the project, and his son took over (not unlikely, and the name thing works out then)
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11-15-2005 @ 5:19PM
mathmonkey said...
Maybe everyone knows this already, but Joop was the name of the orangutan in _The Mysterious Island_ by Jules Verne about a group of Union military men from the Civil War landing on an island with a mysterious, hidden benefactor.
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11-16-2005 @ 4:45AM
Hipotecao said...
Nice link...
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12-03-2005 @ 2:28AM
sturmbringer said...
Something New! If you click on the Alvar Hanso Picture abobe his quote, you get a Apple II computer screen that says >: HELLO It goes on and when asked who this is it replys MOLE. It then Gives you a Confidential Document From the Global Health Organization reference to the Zanzibar Facility (Progect 626) Lighter side Disney's Prodject 626: Stitch from Lilo and Stitch.
Sturm
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