Why did David kill all the Engineers? David has expressed his disdain for the human race. But he doesn’t know much about the engineers. In fact, they’re supposed to be gods, much more advanced than humans.

The Engineers, also known as Pilots (after the individual discovered on LV-426), Space Jockeys,Ossians or Mala’kak, are an ancient extraterrestrial species of unknown origin. They possess some of the most advanced technology in the entire galaxy, with special emphasis placed on their skills in Genetic Engineering.

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• Nuclear Engineers.
• Aerospace Engineers.
• Engineering Managers.
• Chemical Engineers.
• Electrical Engineers.
• Biomedical Engineers.
• Materials Engineers.
• Environmental Engineers.

What Happened to the Engineers on LV-223? The holographic footage the crew of the Prometheus encounters on LV-223 shows the powerful Engineers panicking and running away. One of the Engineers gets killed by the closing door on his way into the room with the large stone head and urns containing the black substance.

The black goo is referred to as a “genetic accelerant” in the Weyland Yutani Corp Report, which covers the first four Alien films and Prometheus. According to the book (page 54) the accelerant creates “a quickly growing life form based on whatever contaminant it came into contact with.”

Engineers – What They Do. Engineers apply the principles of science and mathematics to develop economical solutions to technical problems. Their work is the link between scientific discoveries and the commercial applications that meet societal and consumer needs. Many engineers develop new products.

The Pilot, sometimes referred to as the “Space Jockey”, was an Engineer who piloted the spacecraft that crashed on LV-426. It was killed by a Chestburster, although what happened to the resultant creature is not known.

Predators hunting and fighting a Space Jockey is a rare event in the Alien vs. Predator franchise. It is a great honor and privilege for the Predators to claim a trophy of an Engineer as they are an elusive species but also extremely tough in combat.

The Engineers are an ancient humanoid extraterrestrial race of unknown origin.

Alien (creature in Alien franchise)

Parasitoid wasps are said to have inspired the creation of the Xenomorph alien in the movie franchise. In their natural environment, these wasps play important roles in regulating the populations of their insect hosts, and have been used in agricultural crops to control caterpillar pests.

Ovomorphs. The Xenomorph egg, or Ovomorph, is the earliest stage in the lifecycle of the various monsters in the “Alien” saga. Queens can lay the eggs, but other Xenomorphs can also create them via a process called “eggmorphing,” in which they transform a victim into an egg by trapping them inside a cocoon.

“Dolichogenidea xenomorph acts as a parasite in caterpillars in a similar way that the fictional Alien creature does in its human host,” says lead researcher Erinn Fagan-Jeffries, PhD student in the University’s School of Biological Sciences.

The “facehugger”, a parasite attaching to the head of its victim to incubate an embryo, is based on the bones and muscles of a human hand and male genitalia, its springlike tail was added to emphasize its quick movements. The parasitic life-form was an idea of Ronald Shusett.