How could the Resolute receive Robinson's Jupiter response?

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In the last episode of Lost in Space Season 1, how could the Resolute receive Jupiter's response if the Resolute's antenna fell to the planet after the incident with the robot?

If the Resolute could receive that transmission, why didn't they receive the survivor's transmissions from the planet when orbiting over the survivor's camp?

Here is the transcipt of the actual conversation. I don't remember all the names, but you see Maureen, John and Victor talking to eachother:

  • It's the Resolute! Robinsons, Jupiter 2, you are clear to dock.
  • You waited for us.
  • Victor: John, I represent every member of this colonist group, even you. - John: Victor thank you. You're welcome. Sir, we're near the orbit
  • Quickly, please. We've stayed longer than we should.
  • Maureen: Actually, we're out of fuel. Hold tight.
  • Victor: We'll come to you.
  • It's the noise the robot's ship was making.
  • So why is our ship making it? What's going on? Why Why are we turning around?
  • Victor: Jupiter 2, is everything okay?
  • Maureen: I don't know. It's like we lost control of the ship.


Best Answer

How could the Resolute receive Jupiter's response.

Dhar can use the radios from the already docked Jupiter craft.

Initially, all communications are from the Resolute in the hopes that the Jupiter crew can hear them.

Jupiter 2 this is Victor Dhar calling you from the Resolute.

I don't know if you can hear us, but every one of the other Jupiters made it here safely.

And for that, we owe you a debt of gratitude.

However, as you're well aware, there's a black hole making this section of space extremely treacherous.

You now have 63 minutes to join us. I hope you will. Because after that time, we simply can't wait any longer.

Resolute, out.

The Resolute can't hear them for the very reason you have stated...no antenna.

Once the other Jupiter craft had docked with the Resolute, Dhar can use their radios to contact the Robisons' Jupiter craft.




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Does Jupiter 2 make it to the resolute?

In the second episode, the crew of Jupiter 2 make their way back to the Resolute. Finding it abandoned and partially destroyed, they dock and explore.

How many Jupiters were on the resolute?

Passengers of the ResoluteNameJupiter NumberStatusSamanthaJupiter UnknownAliveJune HarrisJupiter 2 (formerly)AliveJessica HarrisJupiter 93 (Never boarded)Alive on EarthDr. Zachary SmithJupiter 18Dead, on the Resolute (presumed)21 more rows

Do the Robinsons ever make it to the resolute?

Yes. They finally make contact with the Resolute and the colonists scrounged up enough fuel for all of their Jupiter away ships to make the trek back to the space station.

What happened to the resolute in Lost in Space Season 2?

As for the adults, they all scrambled into various Jupiters and departed the ravaged Resolute. Now they're separated from their kids and left stranded in space with no engine to get them to the colony.



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Answer 2

There is long range (multidirectional) transmission, and there is small range (mono directional) transmission.

Your smartphone doesn't have an antenna (or it look like it), but if you check a SatPhone, you will notice that there is a big antenna (maybe not the most recent, but all the one we saw in movies, and 98% of the results of google image for Satellite phone).
Try to use your SatPhone without the Antenna, it will fail. Yet once you will be in range of a radio Tower, you will be able to use your smartphone (and probably your SatPhone in local mode).

That's the same difference than shouting to someone that is 100 meters in front of you while waiving your arms versus shouting to someone that is 'somewhere in your city'.

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