How did the female astronaut turn into an ape?

How did the female astronaut turn into an ape? - Woman In A Spacesuit With Blue Helmet

In the original Planet of the Apes, the astronauts get lost in space and crash land on what they believe is an alien planet.

But when they wake up only the female counter part has turned to an ape.

How did this happen?

According to the story line, apes eventually evolved and learned to do all the things that a human was capable of, and the human species lost their capabilities and behaved like primates, but looked a lot like humans. But the astronaut seemingly had turned to an ape.



Best Answer

Maryann Stewart did not turn into an ape, her stasis pod malfunctioned.

Stewart's cubicle has been damaged during the flight, and what's left of her is a mummified corpse.

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What happened to female astronaut Planet of the Apes?

While they slept, their space vessel, the Liberty 1 (nicknamed "Icarus"), passed through a Hasslein Curve in space, and was propelled forward through time several thousands of years. During their journey, Stewart's stasis pod malfunctioned and an air leak caused her to die in her sleep.

Who played the female astronaut in Planet of the Apes?

Diane Stanley was an American actress who played the role of Stewart in the 1968 film Planet of the Apes.

What does Taylor tell Nova about Stewart in Planet of the Apes?

George Taylor : [to Nova] Did I tell you about Stewart? Now there was a lovely girl. George Taylor : The most precious cargo we'd brought along, she was... to be the new Eve.



What Happened to Ham in Space? *Sad Story of Ham*




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