The frozen wheel was the most scientifically plausible concept on Lost. Stephen Hawking said of it "This is the greatest scientific discovery since the regular wheel." It uses MAGIC to teleport both the Island and whoever turned it through space and time. It is also covered in ice to make it more mysterious.
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| - The frozen wheel was the most scientifically plausible concept on Lost. Stephen Hawking said of it "This is the greatest scientific discovery since the regular wheel." It uses MAGIC to teleport both the Island and whoever turned it through space and time. It is also covered in ice to make it more mysterious.
- A large eight-spoked frozen wheel at one of the Island's electromagnetic pockets harnessed the Heart of the Island to manipulate space and time. A well originally accessed its chamber, and the DHARMA Initiative later built the Orchid station on top of it. People who turned the wheel teleported to a site in Tunisia. When Benjamin Linus turned it in December 2004, the Island moved, the wheel slipped off its axis, and those on the island started shifting through time, seemingly randomly. A few days later for him, but at an indeterminate time in the Island's/chamber's past, a time-shifting John Locke turned the wheel to stabilize it again and end the time flashes. He too then teleported to the Tunisia site. ("There's No Place Like Home, Part 2") ("This Place Is Death")
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| - An image of the chamber.
- Hieroglyphs seen on the walls of the chamber
- Locke wakes up in the Tunisian desert at the exit.
- Metal bands appear to hold the wheel together.
- Mother inspects her son's latest invention.
- The exit is monitored by CCTV.
- The wheel emitting green light while off its axis
- On turning the wheel, Ben is transported to the year 2005.
- Fan mock-up of entire wheel, based on the over-head picture above, demonstrating that the frozen wheel is similar to the Dharmacakra.
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| - The frozen wheel was the most scientifically plausible concept on Lost. Stephen Hawking said of it "This is the greatest scientific discovery since the regular wheel." It uses MAGIC to teleport both the Island and whoever turned it through space and time. It is also covered in ice to make it more mysterious.
- A large eight-spoked frozen wheel at one of the Island's electromagnetic pockets harnessed the Heart of the Island to manipulate space and time. A well originally accessed its chamber, and the DHARMA Initiative later built the Orchid station on top of it. People who turned the wheel teleported to a site in Tunisia. When Benjamin Linus turned it in December 2004, the Island moved, the wheel slipped off its axis, and those on the island started shifting through time, seemingly randomly. A few days later for him, but at an indeterminate time in the Island's/chamber's past, a time-shifting John Locke turned the wheel to stabilize it again and end the time flashes. He too then teleported to the Tunisia site. ("There's No Place Like Home, Part 2") ("This Place Is Death")
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