Blast Door Map Geography Lostpedia Fandom Powered By Wikia The blast door map shows six stations (with a seventh crossed out), all pointing to a central area of the island, represented on the map by a large question mark. four of the stations are identified by their name and logo, the remainder are drawn in dotted lines. clockwise from bottom: " the swan " marked "3 of 6." " the flame ". " the staff. The blast door map discovered in "lockdown" is a map of dharma initiative facilities on the island discovered by locke at the swan. the map and its accompanying annotations were drawn on one of the blast doors in paint that would fluoresce under ultraviolet ("black") light. the map was only visible briefly during the lockdown incident, and was later destroyed in the swan implosion. stuart.
Blast Door Map Geography Lostpedia Fandom Powered By Wikia The "subterranean conduit?" between the swan and the black rock may be the hole that locke was almost pulled into by the security system cerberus is a code name for the smoke monster creature mechanical contraption that is the security system. it is named after the three headed dog of mythology that guards the gates of hell. as confirmed in the jigsaw puzzle, cv stands for cerberus vent which. It was added to the map and crossed out after the map maker found out it lead nowhere. the crossed out hatch in the upper left was confirmed by the blast door map in via domus as the possible location of the orchid. notations [] some of the station locations on the map have dotted outlines whilst others have unbroken outlines. The newer version of the blast door map, as seen in a trailer for lost: via domus, with the new information annotated in red. ("forty two") lost: via domus features a different version of the blast door map that contains more information than the map shown in " lockdown ". the video game version of the map includes extra notations, as well as. There are several equations written as additional notations on the blast door map. at least two of the equations appear to be engineering physics equations related to magnetics. there is also third equation, a trignometric problem, in the top left corner of the map. √16, √64, √225 corresponds to 4, 8, 15 x 4 , y 8 , z 15 {\\displaystyle x 4, y 8, z 15} these appear to indicate.
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