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as Howard Stark found the Tesseract under water in Captain America: The First Avenger, why did Fury not have any knowledge of the Tesseract?











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according to the MCU?



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as Howard Stark found the Tesseract under water in Captain America: The First Avenger, why did Fury not have any knowledge of the Tesseract?











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So, official Tesseract timeline:



Captain America: The First Avenger



• hidden for thousands of years in Asgardian mural, uncovered by Red
Skull



• burned through hull of plane, fell into ocean



• recovered by Howard Stark soon afterward, taken into possession by
Strategic Scientific Reserve, later to become SHIELD



Captain Marvel



• given to Dr. Wendy Lawson to research for Project PEGASUS, a secret
multi-billion dollar SHIELD research project. she was secretly
Mar-Vell, a rogue Kree secretly using the tesseract to build a secret
lightspeed engine to secretly save the Skrulls. secretly.



• kept on Mar-Vell's ship in orbit above earth, used to power
lightspeed engine



• in SHIELD's possesion after being swallowed by Goose, vomited onto
Fury's desk



The Avengers



• presented to Dr. Selvig to research just before The Avengers



• incorporated into portal machine, used by Loki to open portal for
Chitauri



• after Loki's defeat, used to transport Thor and Loki to Asgard,
kept in Odin's vault



Thor: Ragnarok



• stolen from vault by Loki while he was there to summon Surtur to
cause Ragnarok



• on Asgardian escape ship on path to Earth



Avengers: Infinity War



• taken by Thanos, breaks casing to expose Space Stone, incorporates
into Infinity Gauntlet



• used for The Snap



• chilling on the back of Thanos's hand on a farm somewhere




Link - by u/the_infinite



As to the question of why Fury didn't know, can be because he wasn't the SHIELD director at that time. Just an agent with lower clearance level apparently.






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    "chilling on the back of Thanos's hand on a farm somewhere" love it

    – Grollo
    Mar 12 at 8:58






  • 2





    “given to Dr. Wendy Lawson” — unless there's an interview somewhere stating this, I don't think it's established, although it seems the most likely option.

    – Paul D. Waite
    Mar 12 at 10:37






  • 1





    @PaulD.Waite She had the assistance of Skrulls, they could have very easily assumed the identity of whoever had clearance of the Tesseract and stolen it for her.

    – adickinson
    Mar 12 at 12:10






  • 4





    Yep Fury was merely a Level 3 agent at the time of Capt. Marvel (as seen on his S.H.I.E.L.D. ID badge seen in the movie), and from the AoS show we know that's barely clearance enough to read the manual for the coffee machine.

    – motosubatsu
    Mar 12 at 15:52







  • 2





    I think also the implication of the end-credits scene is SHIELD thought it was lost until it came into Fury's personal possession. Who knows what he did with it before giving it to Selvig; it's not clear if he immediately surrendered it to SHIELD or held onto it until it was expedient for him.

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So, official Tesseract timeline:



Captain America: The First Avenger



• hidden for thousands of years in Asgardian mural, uncovered by Red
Skull



• burned through hull of plane, fell into ocean



• recovered by Howard Stark soon afterward, taken into possession by
Strategic Scientific Reserve, later to become SHIELD



Captain Marvel



• given to Dr. Wendy Lawson to research for Project PEGASUS, a secret
multi-billion dollar SHIELD research project. she was secretly
Mar-Vell, a rogue Kree secretly using the tesseract to build a secret
lightspeed engine to secretly save the Skrulls. secretly.



• kept on Mar-Vell's ship in orbit above earth, used to power
lightspeed engine



• in SHIELD's possesion after being swallowed by Goose, vomited onto
Fury's desk



The Avengers



• presented to Dr. Selvig to research just before The Avengers



• incorporated into portal machine, used by Loki to open portal for
Chitauri



• after Loki's defeat, used to transport Thor and Loki to Asgard,
kept in Odin's vault



Thor: Ragnarok



• stolen from vault by Loki while he was there to summon Surtur to
cause Ragnarok



• on Asgardian escape ship on path to Earth



Avengers: Infinity War



• taken by Thanos, breaks casing to expose Space Stone, incorporates
into Infinity Gauntlet



• used for The Snap



• chilling on the back of Thanos's hand on a farm somewhere




Link - by u/the_infinite



As to the question of why Fury didn't know, can be because he wasn't the SHIELD director at that time. Just an agent with lower clearance level apparently.






share|improve this answer




















  • 9





    "chilling on the back of Thanos's hand on a farm somewhere" love it

    – Grollo
    Mar 12 at 8:58






  • 2





    “given to Dr. Wendy Lawson” — unless there's an interview somewhere stating this, I don't think it's established, although it seems the most likely option.

    – Paul D. Waite
    Mar 12 at 10:37






  • 1





    @PaulD.Waite She had the assistance of Skrulls, they could have very easily assumed the identity of whoever had clearance of the Tesseract and stolen it for her.

    – adickinson
    Mar 12 at 12:10






  • 4





    Yep Fury was merely a Level 3 agent at the time of Capt. Marvel (as seen on his S.H.I.E.L.D. ID badge seen in the movie), and from the AoS show we know that's barely clearance enough to read the manual for the coffee machine.

    – motosubatsu
    Mar 12 at 15:52







  • 2





    I think also the implication of the end-credits scene is SHIELD thought it was lost until it came into Fury's personal possession. Who knows what he did with it before giving it to Selvig; it's not clear if he immediately surrendered it to SHIELD or held onto it until it was expedient for him.

    – Azor Ahai
    Mar 12 at 18:02















30















So, official Tesseract timeline:



Captain America: The First Avenger



• hidden for thousands of years in Asgardian mural, uncovered by Red
Skull



• burned through hull of plane, fell into ocean



• recovered by Howard Stark soon afterward, taken into possession by
Strategic Scientific Reserve, later to become SHIELD



Captain Marvel



• given to Dr. Wendy Lawson to research for Project PEGASUS, a secret
multi-billion dollar SHIELD research project. she was secretly
Mar-Vell, a rogue Kree secretly using the tesseract to build a secret
lightspeed engine to secretly save the Skrulls. secretly.



• kept on Mar-Vell's ship in orbit above earth, used to power
lightspeed engine



• in SHIELD's possesion after being swallowed by Goose, vomited onto
Fury's desk



The Avengers



• presented to Dr. Selvig to research just before The Avengers



• incorporated into portal machine, used by Loki to open portal for
Chitauri



• after Loki's defeat, used to transport Thor and Loki to Asgard,
kept in Odin's vault



Thor: Ragnarok



• stolen from vault by Loki while he was there to summon Surtur to
cause Ragnarok



• on Asgardian escape ship on path to Earth



Avengers: Infinity War



• taken by Thanos, breaks casing to expose Space Stone, incorporates
into Infinity Gauntlet



• used for The Snap



• chilling on the back of Thanos's hand on a farm somewhere




Link - by u/the_infinite



As to the question of why Fury didn't know, can be because he wasn't the SHIELD director at that time. Just an agent with lower clearance level apparently.






share|improve this answer




















  • 9





    "chilling on the back of Thanos's hand on a farm somewhere" love it

    – Grollo
    Mar 12 at 8:58






  • 2





    “given to Dr. Wendy Lawson” — unless there's an interview somewhere stating this, I don't think it's established, although it seems the most likely option.

    – Paul D. Waite
    Mar 12 at 10:37






  • 1





    @PaulD.Waite She had the assistance of Skrulls, they could have very easily assumed the identity of whoever had clearance of the Tesseract and stolen it for her.

    – adickinson
    Mar 12 at 12:10






  • 4





    Yep Fury was merely a Level 3 agent at the time of Capt. Marvel (as seen on his S.H.I.E.L.D. ID badge seen in the movie), and from the AoS show we know that's barely clearance enough to read the manual for the coffee machine.

    – motosubatsu
    Mar 12 at 15:52







  • 2





    I think also the implication of the end-credits scene is SHIELD thought it was lost until it came into Fury's personal possession. Who knows what he did with it before giving it to Selvig; it's not clear if he immediately surrendered it to SHIELD or held onto it until it was expedient for him.

    – Azor Ahai
    Mar 12 at 18:02













30












30








30








So, official Tesseract timeline:



Captain America: The First Avenger



• hidden for thousands of years in Asgardian mural, uncovered by Red
Skull



• burned through hull of plane, fell into ocean



• recovered by Howard Stark soon afterward, taken into possession by
Strategic Scientific Reserve, later to become SHIELD



Captain Marvel



• given to Dr. Wendy Lawson to research for Project PEGASUS, a secret
multi-billion dollar SHIELD research project. she was secretly
Mar-Vell, a rogue Kree secretly using the tesseract to build a secret
lightspeed engine to secretly save the Skrulls. secretly.



• kept on Mar-Vell's ship in orbit above earth, used to power
lightspeed engine



• in SHIELD's possesion after being swallowed by Goose, vomited onto
Fury's desk



The Avengers



• presented to Dr. Selvig to research just before The Avengers



• incorporated into portal machine, used by Loki to open portal for
Chitauri



• after Loki's defeat, used to transport Thor and Loki to Asgard,
kept in Odin's vault



Thor: Ragnarok



• stolen from vault by Loki while he was there to summon Surtur to
cause Ragnarok



• on Asgardian escape ship on path to Earth



Avengers: Infinity War



• taken by Thanos, breaks casing to expose Space Stone, incorporates
into Infinity Gauntlet



• used for The Snap



• chilling on the back of Thanos's hand on a farm somewhere




Link - by u/the_infinite



As to the question of why Fury didn't know, can be because he wasn't the SHIELD director at that time. Just an agent with lower clearance level apparently.






share|improve this answer
















So, official Tesseract timeline:



Captain America: The First Avenger



• hidden for thousands of years in Asgardian mural, uncovered by Red
Skull



• burned through hull of plane, fell into ocean



• recovered by Howard Stark soon afterward, taken into possession by
Strategic Scientific Reserve, later to become SHIELD



Captain Marvel



• given to Dr. Wendy Lawson to research for Project PEGASUS, a secret
multi-billion dollar SHIELD research project. she was secretly
Mar-Vell, a rogue Kree secretly using the tesseract to build a secret
lightspeed engine to secretly save the Skrulls. secretly.



• kept on Mar-Vell's ship in orbit above earth, used to power
lightspeed engine



• in SHIELD's possesion after being swallowed by Goose, vomited onto
Fury's desk



The Avengers



• presented to Dr. Selvig to research just before The Avengers



• incorporated into portal machine, used by Loki to open portal for
Chitauri



• after Loki's defeat, used to transport Thor and Loki to Asgard,
kept in Odin's vault



Thor: Ragnarok



• stolen from vault by Loki while he was there to summon Surtur to
cause Ragnarok



• on Asgardian escape ship on path to Earth



Avengers: Infinity War



• taken by Thanos, breaks casing to expose Space Stone, incorporates
into Infinity Gauntlet



• used for The Snap



• chilling on the back of Thanos's hand on a farm somewhere




Link - by u/the_infinite



As to the question of why Fury didn't know, can be because he wasn't the SHIELD director at that time. Just an agent with lower clearance level apparently.







share|improve this answer














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  • 9





    "chilling on the back of Thanos's hand on a farm somewhere" love it

    – Grollo
    Mar 12 at 8:58






  • 2





    “given to Dr. Wendy Lawson” — unless there's an interview somewhere stating this, I don't think it's established, although it seems the most likely option.

    – Paul D. Waite
    Mar 12 at 10:37






  • 1





    @PaulD.Waite She had the assistance of Skrulls, they could have very easily assumed the identity of whoever had clearance of the Tesseract and stolen it for her.

    – adickinson
    Mar 12 at 12:10






  • 4





    Yep Fury was merely a Level 3 agent at the time of Capt. Marvel (as seen on his S.H.I.E.L.D. ID badge seen in the movie), and from the AoS show we know that's barely clearance enough to read the manual for the coffee machine.

    – motosubatsu
    Mar 12 at 15:52







  • 2





    I think also the implication of the end-credits scene is SHIELD thought it was lost until it came into Fury's personal possession. Who knows what he did with it before giving it to Selvig; it's not clear if he immediately surrendered it to SHIELD or held onto it until it was expedient for him.

    – Azor Ahai
    Mar 12 at 18:02












  • 9





    "chilling on the back of Thanos's hand on a farm somewhere" love it

    – Grollo
    Mar 12 at 8:58






  • 2





    “given to Dr. Wendy Lawson” — unless there's an interview somewhere stating this, I don't think it's established, although it seems the most likely option.

    – Paul D. Waite
    Mar 12 at 10:37






  • 1





    @PaulD.Waite She had the assistance of Skrulls, they could have very easily assumed the identity of whoever had clearance of the Tesseract and stolen it for her.

    – adickinson
    Mar 12 at 12:10






  • 4





    Yep Fury was merely a Level 3 agent at the time of Capt. Marvel (as seen on his S.H.I.E.L.D. ID badge seen in the movie), and from the AoS show we know that's barely clearance enough to read the manual for the coffee machine.

    – motosubatsu
    Mar 12 at 15:52







  • 2





    I think also the implication of the end-credits scene is SHIELD thought it was lost until it came into Fury's personal possession. Who knows what he did with it before giving it to Selvig; it's not clear if he immediately surrendered it to SHIELD or held onto it until it was expedient for him.

    – Azor Ahai
    Mar 12 at 18:02







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9





"chilling on the back of Thanos's hand on a farm somewhere" love it

– Grollo
Mar 12 at 8:58





"chilling on the back of Thanos's hand on a farm somewhere" love it

– Grollo
Mar 12 at 8:58




2




2





“given to Dr. Wendy Lawson” — unless there's an interview somewhere stating this, I don't think it's established, although it seems the most likely option.

– Paul D. Waite
Mar 12 at 10:37





“given to Dr. Wendy Lawson” — unless there's an interview somewhere stating this, I don't think it's established, although it seems the most likely option.

– Paul D. Waite
Mar 12 at 10:37




1




1





@PaulD.Waite She had the assistance of Skrulls, they could have very easily assumed the identity of whoever had clearance of the Tesseract and stolen it for her.

– adickinson
Mar 12 at 12:10





@PaulD.Waite She had the assistance of Skrulls, they could have very easily assumed the identity of whoever had clearance of the Tesseract and stolen it for her.

– adickinson
Mar 12 at 12:10




4




4





Yep Fury was merely a Level 3 agent at the time of Capt. Marvel (as seen on his S.H.I.E.L.D. ID badge seen in the movie), and from the AoS show we know that's barely clearance enough to read the manual for the coffee machine.

– motosubatsu
Mar 12 at 15:52






Yep Fury was merely a Level 3 agent at the time of Capt. Marvel (as seen on his S.H.I.E.L.D. ID badge seen in the movie), and from the AoS show we know that's barely clearance enough to read the manual for the coffee machine.

– motosubatsu
Mar 12 at 15:52





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2





I think also the implication of the end-credits scene is SHIELD thought it was lost until it came into Fury's personal possession. Who knows what he did with it before giving it to Selvig; it's not clear if he immediately surrendered it to SHIELD or held onto it until it was expedient for him.

– Azor Ahai
Mar 12 at 18:02





I think also the implication of the end-credits scene is SHIELD thought it was lost until it came into Fury's personal possession. Who knows what he did with it before giving it to Selvig; it's not clear if he immediately surrendered it to SHIELD or held onto it until it was expedient for him.

– Azor Ahai
Mar 12 at 18:02

















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