The Borealis as it was first shown to the public. It is stuck in ice, and Advisors float through the canyon, suggesting that the Combine will have already discovered the ship when and if Gordon reaches it. The first revealed concept art features a ship, with the word "B-EALIS" on it, the O and R being covered by Combine technology.
The Borealis is expected to appear in Episode Three. This appears to agree with the fact that perfecting localized teleportation was something the Combine and the Resistance were working on in Half-Life 2 and its episodes. Next to the entrance of the dry dock there is an intercom where Cave Johnson mentions that they are working on a teleportation experiment, which may explain the ship's disappearance. There is no other mention of the ship's presence in, or disappearance from this area, though it may have simply teleported out. This is an uncommon location in which to place a large ship the elevation of the dry dock is approximately 3975 meters below the surface, as noted on the wall in the nearby inaccessible lobby of the main shaft elevator on this level. The dry dock is obviously empty, save for several life preservers bearing the ship's name scattered on the floor. In Portal 2, the Borealis' dry dock can be found in the 1970's section of Test Shaft 09, near the offices where Chell finds GLaDOS in the bird's nest. If the site is where we think it is, then it should be no more than. We'll need to take a close look at it, of course, but I should be able to give a better opinion within a few hours. It's hard to say how much of it might have survived intact, or whether there's anything remaining that could compromise our work. I'm fairly sure I've pinned down the location of the Project. While the nature of the secret hidden within the Borealis is unknown, one of the blueprints indicates the presence of at least a Material Emancipation Grill and an Unstationary Scaffold within the ship. Given the attack upon Mossman's forces, the interception of her message and the death of Eli Vance, it seems very likely. It is not clear whether the Combine know of the Borealis, and consequently if they themselves have some interest in the ship's contents. Kleiner believes the technology the Borealis contains could be used by the Resistance against the Combine to aid them in The Uprising Eli, haunted by memories of the Black Mesa Incident and not wanting a second Seven Hour War, believes that the Borealis has to be destroyed at all costs.
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Once Eli Vance and Isaac Kleiner have decoded these and realize the full significance of the transmission, a rift opens between the two Resistance leaders. This is intercepted by the Combine, and in turn stolen back by Gordon Freeman and Alyx Vance from the Citadel Core during their flight from City 17.Īfter safely reaching White Forest, Alyx and Gordon deliver the data to the Resistance, which reveals that Mossman was cunning enough to encrypt Borealis photographs, coordinates, blueprints and hailing frequencies within her message. She is attacked by Combine forces soon after, and is only able to send an incomplete transmission of her discovery to White Forest. Many years after the Combine invasion of Earth, Judith Mossman, Resistance operative, finds the Borealis in an Arctic location. Mossman sharing her discovery with the Resistance. It also gives the Combine ample reasons to investigate the vehicle, as they have yet to perfect localized teleportation technology, and with it, they could reconnect back to the Combine Overworld to flood the planet with their large and powerful armies. It is assumed that the Borealis contained an immensely powerful and dangerous secret, most likely involving portals and teleportation on a larger scale than that of a handheld portal device, which explains how it is able to teleport away from an Aperture Science facility.
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