Warning: This article contains SPOILERS forLost in Space Season one

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The finale episode of Netflix's Lost in Space ends on a serious cliffhanger, which ways there is some explaining to exercise. At that place's nothing but hope and optimism surrounding the Netflix reboot returning for more seasons, simply to tip the odds in their favor, the creators ofLost in Space ended their first flavour'southward story on a major twist. Merely as the Robinsons seemed to be dorsum on runway, an alien engine hurled them through space to a foreign new conflicting solar system. So where are they? And are they stranded for good?

The beginning flavour reveals it was no coincidence that a robot - later on, THE Robot - attacked The Resolute, sending the entire disaster into motion. And as confusing or mysterious every bit the revelations surrounding the alien engines may be, the hints were really there from the beginning. The first episode ofLost in Space actually begins by putting the biggest mystery and plot device center stage. The reason why about viewers may not have noticed information technology is because... well, they didn't know to look for it just yet.

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With the first season backside united states of america, allow's do our best to see the Lost in Space's Cliffhanger Ending Explained.

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The final scene is guaranteed to delight fans of the original series and the 1998Lost in Spacemoving-picture show reboot, even though it takes the Robinsons from 1 solved trouble to a brand new one. That'southward because the status of the cast in the finale'south last moments is, more than or less, the original premise of the show. A unmarried ship, with the Robinsons, Don West, and Dr. Smith on board... well, completely lost in space. But just because they're lost doesn't mean the audience doesn't have a suspicion about where they've been sent. And going past Will's reaction, he remembers an before scene vividly.

The concluding image the Robinsons are left to gaze upon is a powerful ane, both in terms of science fiction and science fact. From the get-go glance, it may be seen equally two planets making contact. In truth, the scene looks to a be contact binary star system, with not 1 star at its heart, but two so close together that they share cloth (in this case, they overlap and then greatly it would be anovercontact binary star. It's a heck of a sight, but really does occur in the universe - the binary star system VFTS-352 can be establish in the Tarantula Nebula, which is part of the Big Magellanic Cloud 160,000 lite years from Earth.

But what makes this particular star system so important toLost in Infinite is that it'due south been shown in the showtime season once before.

Yes, that strange group of symbols that Robot drew in the sand - overlapping circles, surrounded past five small dots - seemed of import at the time. And as the residual of the Jupiter 2 coiffure looks upon the organization dumbfounded, Volition recognizes it immediately, forth with the unmarried-word proper noun Robot gave to it:" Danger." The connection is like shooting fish in a barrel to spot when the images are placed side-past-side, and draw attention not to the stars, but the five small planets orbiting them. So, the Robot tried to communicate this location to Will Robinson earlier in the season... what does that have to practice with them winding upward in this very spot?

That'due south the question that will propel the 2nd season ofLost in Infinite, whenever it may arrive. Based on the facts alone, it seems that humanity'due south theft of an conflicting engine, the aliens attacking, and that engine auto-piloting the crew to a star organization afriendly robot warned against is all connected. Some of the most directly theories are already starting to appear online, suggesting that the planets are the homeworlds of Robot'due south race (or the homeworld of the aliens who designed them). From there, it'due south s toss-up of whether the engine's sudden trip through a wormhole is designed to return home, or the result of beingnesscalled home.

If information technology'southward called home, and then information technology's most certainly the alien engine answering. Which leads to the biggest mystery of the entire get-go flavor and serial:What is going on with the alien robots?

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