Harvester Mothership
What is Harvester Mothership?
History of Harvester Mothership
The Harvester Mothership is a massive spaceship designed to strip planets of their resources, and commanded by a Harvester Queen. One mothership participated in an attack on Earth during the War of 2016. The mothership is first seen in the War of 2016. It first arrives over the Moon, causing the ESD Moon Base to fire the moon cannon on the ship. However, the attack is deflected by the mothership's shields. In response, the mothership fires an direct energy beam that destroyed the Moon Base. The mothership continued its approach to Earth and easily destroying the Orbital Defense System. Due to the mothership's massive size and gravity, entire cities from Asia and the Middle East were uprooted until it lands over the North Atlantic Ocean and causing the lifted structures and debris to rained over Europe. Its landing annihilates the entire United States East Coast and much of northwestern Europe. The Mothership then proceed to drill downward to the Earth's molten core. The Earth Space Defense launched an ill-fated assault on the mothership in an attempt to eliminate the Harvester Queen. Several bombers armed with cold fusion bombs entered the ship and were disabled by an electromagnetic pulse emitted by the aliens, and the bombers were neutralized by drones. However, the ESD managed to lure the Queen away from the mothership after tricking her into following the location of the Sphere, and managed to kill her. The death of the Queen caused the mothership to cease its drilling and retreat from Earth. The mothership moves at a steady pace and is surprisingly fast for its size. It is mounted with powerful energy cannons that can be arced into multiple beams that are able to shoot multiple targets simultaneously. Like the other alien ships, the mothership is equipped with a deflector shield that could withstand the ESD Moon Base's energy cannon. The mothership harvest planets by latching on the surface with massive landing struts and from its center a direct beam of plasma is drill into the planet's core which sucks magma into the vessel. INDEPENDENCE DAY WIKI INDEPENDENCE DAY WIKI Harvester Mothership EDIT PAGE Mothership.jpg SPECIFICATIONS TYPE Mothership DIMENSIONS Over 3000 miles (5000 Km) TECHNOLOGY Anti-gravity systems Plasma drill Camouflage system WEAPONS Energy cannons Gravity beams Anti-aircraft guns DEFENSE SYSTEMS Deflector shield and EMP system IN THE MOVIES APPEARS IN Independence Day: Resurgence That is definitely bigger than the last one. The Harvester Mothership is a massive spaceship designed to strip planets of their resources, and commanded by a Harvester Queen. One mothership participated in an attack on Earth during the War of 2016. [h]Specifications[/h] The mothership moves at a steady pace and is surprisingly fast for its size. It is mounted with powerful energy cannons that can be arced into multiple beams that are able to shoot multiple targets simultaneously. Like the other alien ships, the mothership is equipped with a deflector shield that could withstand the ESD Moon Base's energy cannon. The mothership harvest planets by latching on the surface with massive landing struts and from its center a direct beam of plasma is drill into the planet's core which sucks magma into the vessel. [h]Design Outward appearance[/h] The mothership resembles a massive disc similar to the City Destroyer; size-wise it is much larger than the mothership that attacked Earth in 1996 and covered an area roughly the size of Earth's moon's surface. [h]Inner structure[/h] The interior is vast, containing what is essentially the aliens' civilization: military, social structure, transport, communications hubs, and a form of agriculture. The ground level serves as some kind of agricultural system with an unknown species of plants are grown in giant fields. Harvester drones are used to reap these fields. Throughout the mothership are massive control towers, towering 175 kilometers high, at which they serve as a air-base for Fighters that are docked on platforms.
