Factual error: When the Jupiter 2 blasts off, it does so in the most fuel inefficient way possible - flat surface first. The air resistance would be fifty times less if they'd angled it side on. Plus, when the aerodynamic cover blasts away, the Jupiter 2 itself is revealed - and it is more aerodynamic than the cover. Rocket science must have taken a few steps backward lately... .
Lost in Space (1998)
1 factual error - chronological order
Directed by: Stephen Hopkins
Starring: Gary Oldman, William Hurt, Heather Graham, Mimi Rogers, Lacey Chabert, Matt LeBlanc
Factual error: When the Jupiter 2 blasts off, it does so in the most fuel inefficient way possible - flat surface first. The air resistance would be fifty times less if they'd angled it side on. Plus, when the aerodynamic cover blasts away, the Jupiter 2 itself is revealed - and it is more aerodynamic than the cover. Rocket science must have taken a few steps backward lately... .
Trivia: Gary Oldman is listed twice in the ending credits, once as "Dr. Smith" and again as "Spider Smith."
Question: What did John said to the spider Smith after he said, "Remember the Proteus," and what did he mean by that?
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Answer: He meant (as he says shortly after) that the spiders on the Proteus (that infected Smith) eat their dead/wounded, so when spider Smith's egg-sack is ruptured, the babies eat him.
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