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What does C-53 signify?
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In Captain Marvel, the Kree refer to Earth as planet C-53.
Does this number signify anything or is it a randomized number assigned to Earth?
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In Captain Marvel, the Kree refer to Earth as planet C-53.
Does this number signify anything or is it a randomized number assigned to Earth?
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In Captain Marvel, the Kree refer to Earth as planet C-53.
Does this number signify anything or is it a randomized number assigned to Earth?
marvel-cinematic-universe captain-marvel
In Captain Marvel, the Kree refer to Earth as planet C-53.
Does this number signify anything or is it a randomized number assigned to Earth?
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marvel-cinematic-universe captain-marvel
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In Captain Marvel, Kree have assigned C-53 to planet Earth. That's what they call it. To them, Earth is just another planet in the universe.
It seems to be a random number assigned to Earth. There is nothing special came up with this number yet. Neither from production team nor in a movie.
From Refinery29,
As the two fight off some stray Skrulls (led by a hilarious Ben Mendelsohn), Vers starts to realize that the key to her past lies on C-53 (that's the Kree name for Earth — we're not that special).
Unless someone from production clarifies it or comes up with an easter egg, there is no significance of this number.
11
I would laugh my head off if it turned out C-53 was the office vending machine number for the writers favourite chocolate bar...
– Blade Wraith
Mar 12 at 10:47
28
@BladeWraith You may laugh, but someone else Snickers...
– Chronocidal
Mar 12 at 12:34
1
@BladeWraith Buying candy from a vending machine, even though they get 100 Grand every PayDay.
– BrettFromLA
Mar 12 at 13:55
6
Well, look at the names NASA has come up with for all the exoplanets they've been discovering lately. They're all just boring letters and numbers. Now we can imagine that some of those might harbor life, even intelligent life, and they might even have a name for themselves, but we'd never know. This is just kind of the same situation in reverse.
– Darrel Hoffman
Mar 12 at 14:24
1
@BrettFromLA Ah, apologies - not ones that I was familiar with
– Chronocidal
2 days ago
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active
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active
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In Captain Marvel, Kree have assigned C-53 to planet Earth. That's what they call it. To them, Earth is just another planet in the universe.
It seems to be a random number assigned to Earth. There is nothing special came up with this number yet. Neither from production team nor in a movie.
From Refinery29,
As the two fight off some stray Skrulls (led by a hilarious Ben Mendelsohn), Vers starts to realize that the key to her past lies on C-53 (that's the Kree name for Earth — we're not that special).
Unless someone from production clarifies it or comes up with an easter egg, there is no significance of this number.
11
I would laugh my head off if it turned out C-53 was the office vending machine number for the writers favourite chocolate bar...
– Blade Wraith
Mar 12 at 10:47
28
@BladeWraith You may laugh, but someone else Snickers...
– Chronocidal
Mar 12 at 12:34
1
@BladeWraith Buying candy from a vending machine, even though they get 100 Grand every PayDay.
– BrettFromLA
Mar 12 at 13:55
6
Well, look at the names NASA has come up with for all the exoplanets they've been discovering lately. They're all just boring letters and numbers. Now we can imagine that some of those might harbor life, even intelligent life, and they might even have a name for themselves, but we'd never know. This is just kind of the same situation in reverse.
– Darrel Hoffman
Mar 12 at 14:24
1
@BrettFromLA Ah, apologies - not ones that I was familiar with
– Chronocidal
2 days ago
|
show 6 more comments
In Captain Marvel, Kree have assigned C-53 to planet Earth. That's what they call it. To them, Earth is just another planet in the universe.
It seems to be a random number assigned to Earth. There is nothing special came up with this number yet. Neither from production team nor in a movie.
From Refinery29,
As the two fight off some stray Skrulls (led by a hilarious Ben Mendelsohn), Vers starts to realize that the key to her past lies on C-53 (that's the Kree name for Earth — we're not that special).
Unless someone from production clarifies it or comes up with an easter egg, there is no significance of this number.
11
I would laugh my head off if it turned out C-53 was the office vending machine number for the writers favourite chocolate bar...
– Blade Wraith
Mar 12 at 10:47
28
@BladeWraith You may laugh, but someone else Snickers...
– Chronocidal
Mar 12 at 12:34
1
@BladeWraith Buying candy from a vending machine, even though they get 100 Grand every PayDay.
– BrettFromLA
Mar 12 at 13:55
6
Well, look at the names NASA has come up with for all the exoplanets they've been discovering lately. They're all just boring letters and numbers. Now we can imagine that some of those might harbor life, even intelligent life, and they might even have a name for themselves, but we'd never know. This is just kind of the same situation in reverse.
– Darrel Hoffman
Mar 12 at 14:24
1
@BrettFromLA Ah, apologies - not ones that I was familiar with
– Chronocidal
2 days ago
|
show 6 more comments
In Captain Marvel, Kree have assigned C-53 to planet Earth. That's what they call it. To them, Earth is just another planet in the universe.
It seems to be a random number assigned to Earth. There is nothing special came up with this number yet. Neither from production team nor in a movie.
From Refinery29,
As the two fight off some stray Skrulls (led by a hilarious Ben Mendelsohn), Vers starts to realize that the key to her past lies on C-53 (that's the Kree name for Earth — we're not that special).
Unless someone from production clarifies it or comes up with an easter egg, there is no significance of this number.
In Captain Marvel, Kree have assigned C-53 to planet Earth. That's what they call it. To them, Earth is just another planet in the universe.
It seems to be a random number assigned to Earth. There is nothing special came up with this number yet. Neither from production team nor in a movie.
From Refinery29,
As the two fight off some stray Skrulls (led by a hilarious Ben Mendelsohn), Vers starts to realize that the key to her past lies on C-53 (that's the Kree name for Earth — we're not that special).
Unless someone from production clarifies it or comes up with an easter egg, there is no significance of this number.
edited Mar 12 at 16:33
answered Mar 12 at 8:42
A J♦A J
41.9k16225242
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11
I would laugh my head off if it turned out C-53 was the office vending machine number for the writers favourite chocolate bar...
– Blade Wraith
Mar 12 at 10:47
28
@BladeWraith You may laugh, but someone else Snickers...
– Chronocidal
Mar 12 at 12:34
1
@BladeWraith Buying candy from a vending machine, even though they get 100 Grand every PayDay.
– BrettFromLA
Mar 12 at 13:55
6
Well, look at the names NASA has come up with for all the exoplanets they've been discovering lately. They're all just boring letters and numbers. Now we can imagine that some of those might harbor life, even intelligent life, and they might even have a name for themselves, but we'd never know. This is just kind of the same situation in reverse.
– Darrel Hoffman
Mar 12 at 14:24
1
@BrettFromLA Ah, apologies - not ones that I was familiar with
– Chronocidal
2 days ago
|
show 6 more comments
11
I would laugh my head off if it turned out C-53 was the office vending machine number for the writers favourite chocolate bar...
– Blade Wraith
Mar 12 at 10:47
28
@BladeWraith You may laugh, but someone else Snickers...
– Chronocidal
Mar 12 at 12:34
1
@BladeWraith Buying candy from a vending machine, even though they get 100 Grand every PayDay.
– BrettFromLA
Mar 12 at 13:55
6
Well, look at the names NASA has come up with for all the exoplanets they've been discovering lately. They're all just boring letters and numbers. Now we can imagine that some of those might harbor life, even intelligent life, and they might even have a name for themselves, but we'd never know. This is just kind of the same situation in reverse.
– Darrel Hoffman
Mar 12 at 14:24
1
@BrettFromLA Ah, apologies - not ones that I was familiar with
– Chronocidal
2 days ago
11
11
I would laugh my head off if it turned out C-53 was the office vending machine number for the writers favourite chocolate bar...
– Blade Wraith
Mar 12 at 10:47
I would laugh my head off if it turned out C-53 was the office vending machine number for the writers favourite chocolate bar...
– Blade Wraith
Mar 12 at 10:47
28
28
@BladeWraith You may laugh, but someone else Snickers...
– Chronocidal
Mar 12 at 12:34
@BladeWraith You may laugh, but someone else Snickers...
– Chronocidal
Mar 12 at 12:34
1
1
@BladeWraith Buying candy from a vending machine, even though they get 100 Grand every PayDay.
– BrettFromLA
Mar 12 at 13:55
@BladeWraith Buying candy from a vending machine, even though they get 100 Grand every PayDay.
– BrettFromLA
Mar 12 at 13:55
6
6
Well, look at the names NASA has come up with for all the exoplanets they've been discovering lately. They're all just boring letters and numbers. Now we can imagine that some of those might harbor life, even intelligent life, and they might even have a name for themselves, but we'd never know. This is just kind of the same situation in reverse.
– Darrel Hoffman
Mar 12 at 14:24
Well, look at the names NASA has come up with for all the exoplanets they've been discovering lately. They're all just boring letters and numbers. Now we can imagine that some of those might harbor life, even intelligent life, and they might even have a name for themselves, but we'd never know. This is just kind of the same situation in reverse.
– Darrel Hoffman
Mar 12 at 14:24
1
1
@BrettFromLA Ah, apologies - not ones that I was familiar with
– Chronocidal
2 days ago
@BrettFromLA Ah, apologies - not ones that I was familiar with
– Chronocidal
2 days ago
|
show 6 more comments