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*Originally, Bungie planned the entrance of the Black Garden to be a hole in the wall of the subway tunnels below Freehold, but this was scrapped for being unimpressive. The entrance became a large Vex portal in the Valley of the Kings instead.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vbbrxHpblCA '''YouTube''' - ''Ride Along - Mars]'']</ref> The original entrance made a return in ''The Taken King'', however, and is seen during the Story mission [[Tenebrous Tunnels]]. | *Originally, Bungie planned the entrance of the Black Garden to be a hole in the wall of the subway tunnels below Freehold, but this was scrapped for being unimpressive. The entrance became a large Vex portal in the Valley of the Kings instead.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vbbrxHpblCA '''YouTube''' - ''Ride Along - Mars]'']</ref> The original entrance made a return in ''The Taken King'', however, and is seen during the Story mission [[Tenebrous Tunnels]]. | ||
**In an article back in 2015 regarding a Bungie ride along video on Mars, it talks about a NASA Scientist Who studies Geology that found the rock formations of the Black Garden on Mars familiar, The person theorizes that the location of the Black Garden is somewhere in [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olympus_Mons Olympus Mons].<ref>[https://www.gamespresso.com/2015/02/nasa-scientist-thinks-that-destinys-black-garden-may-still-be-on-mars/ NASA Scientist talks about Black Garden in Mars]</ref> | |||
*Prior to ''Destiny's'' release, there was speculation that the Black Garden was located on [[Earth]] or elsewhere. Bungie clarified the Garden was found on Mars.<ref>[https://twitter.com/UrkMcGurk/status/412102902186905601 ''''Twitter''': ''Nope, Mars. ;)'']</ref> | *Prior to ''Destiny's'' release, there was speculation that the Black Garden was located on [[Earth]] or elsewhere. Bungie clarified the Garden was found on Mars.<ref>[https://twitter.com/UrkMcGurk/status/412102902186905601 ''''Twitter''': ''Nope, Mars. ;)'']</ref> | ||
*In the Lore Book "Unveiling," the state of existence which gave rise to the universe is described allegorically as a [[garden]] filled with flowers. The flowers in this metaphorical garden are the basis of a game analogous to [[Conway's Game of Life]], which the Darkness seeks to win by bringing about an end-state dominated by a single self-perpetuating pattern that subsumes all others. This description of the primordial state of reality bears many parallels to the Black Garden; however, the significance of these parallels is yet unknown. | *In the Lore Book "Unveiling," the state of existence which gave rise to the universe is described allegorically as a [[garden]] filled with flowers. The flowers in this metaphorical garden are the basis of a game analogous to [[Conway's Game of Life]], which the Darkness seeks to win by bringing about an end-state dominated by a single self-perpetuating pattern that subsumes all others. This description of the primordial state of reality bears many parallels to the Black Garden; however, the significance of these parallels is yet unknown. | ||