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* With the right technology, power can be drawn from the cube in vast amounts. Swiss inventor Arnim Zola was able to use its energy to power everything from [[directed-energy weapon|directed-energy]] handguns to strategic [[bomber]]s and [[nuclear weapon|WMD]]s. | * With the right technology, power can be drawn from the cube in vast amounts. Swiss inventor [[Hydra|Arnim Zola]] was able to use its energy to power everything from [[directed-energy weapon|directed-energy]] handguns to strategic [[bomber]]s and [[nuclear weapon|WMD]]s. | ||
* The cube can be used to open wormholes to distant locations, such as a rift between [[Earth]] and [[Chitauri]] space. | * The cube can be used to open wormholes to distant locations, such as a rift between [[Earth]] and [[Chitauri]] space. | ||
* The cube can also broadcast power to some devices, such as the staff/sceptre that [[Loki]] wielded during his attempt to rule the Earth. | * The cube can also broadcast power to some devices, such as the staff/sceptre that [[Loki]] wielded during his attempt to rule the Earth. | ||
Revision as of 14:07, 20 August 2014
The Tesseract is an alien artifact in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. In appearance, it is a glowing translucent cube. It is one of six "Infinity Stones"; ancient objects of super-advanced alien technology.
Properties
- With the right technology, power can be drawn from the cube in vast amounts. Swiss inventor Arnim Zola was able to use its energy to power everything from directed-energy handguns to strategic bombers and WMDs.
- The cube can be used to open wormholes to distant locations, such as a rift between Earth and Chitauri space.
- The cube can also broadcast power to some devices, such as the staff/sceptre that Loki wielded during his attempt to rule the Earth.
- Directly handling the Tesseract is unsafe, although it can be done briefly without serious consequences. Johann Schmidt was apparently disintegrated when he held onto the cube for too long.