↑ The Half-Life chapter Black Mesa Inbound.
BLACK MESA RESEARCH FACILITY SYMBOL MANUAL
↑ Half-Life: Blue Shift instruction manual. They are mostly seen on garage doors and walls, though, this has no relevant connections to Half-Life. In Valve's multiplayer-based first-person shooter Counter-Strike, several Black Mesa logos can be seen on several different maps (only in 1.6). Portal series' writers Chet Faliszek and Erik Wolpaw see the rivalry between Aperture Science and Black Mesa as "snobs versus slobs", Black Mesa being the snobs and Aperture Science "the slobs, the loveable goofballs". What's going on out there will make you wish you were back here." Fat chance." If the song is a part of canon this could imply that GLaDOS is aware of the Black Mesa Incident, since she does also mention during her final boss fight that "Things have changed since the last time you left the facility. In the ending song of Portal, " Still Alive", GLaDOS mentions Black Mesa, asking Chell who she thinks will help her deal with situations: " Maybe you'll find someone else to help you." / " Maybe Black Mesa." / " That was a joke. As with Aperture Science, the Black Mesa logo is directly based on the company's name, appearing as a stylized mesa mountain against the sky. He also states he is very glad he decided to go with "Black Mesa Research Facility" rather than "Black Butte". He states it is great fun for Valve to invent names for their creations, and then see them go out into the world and take on lives of their own. He came up with other names during his brainstorming, including "Black Butte, Nuclear Missile Base" (located in Montana instead of New Mexico), "Sand Basin", "Diablo Mesa", "Mesa Diablo", "Diablo Plains", or "Fertile Plains". Series' writer Marc Laidlaw coined the name "Black Mesa Research Facility". Marc Laidlaw's brainstorm note from Raising the Bar. Such technologies could have possibly been early designs of the Aperture Science Handheld Portal Device (noting the similarities on the muzzles and glowing barrels) However, Aperture Science remained mostly unharmed, due to the fact that their base was mostly deep underground, and apparently continued on testing protocols an unknown amount of time into the future.Ĭave Johnson claimed that Black Mesa had stolen technology from Aperture to be put on the market, a factor that contributed to Aperture Science's bankruptcy. The effect that the Xen invasion had on Aperture Science or any of Black Mesa's unnamed competitors is unknown as of now, although judging by the condition of the world after the Combine invasion, it is likely that any exposed infrastructure they could have has been similarly devastated. In addition, according to potentially biased information from Aperture Science, Black Mesa received a much larger percentage of contracts than average. As the same announcement states, Black Mesa is an equal opportunity employer with ethnic minority such as Eli Vance and female scientists such as Gina Cross respectively.Īperture Science was competing with Black Mesa on various government contracts, including the development of portal technology. It is also said that jobs in low-clearance security and materials handling are available. During the tram ride into the Black Mesa Facility that opens Half-Life, an announcement on the public address system states that the facility is seeking employees with backgrounds in theoretical physics, biotechnology, and various other high-tech scientific disciplines. A large amount of classified research is carried out, including the development of high-tech weapons and defense systems, research into extra-dimensional travel, teleportation, and the study of Xen. In addition to this legitimate research, several secret projects are also carried out at Black Mesa, which are deliberately left vague. The research is mostly conducted in the Black Mesa Research Facility and includes both pure research and applied science. 
* Please note in order to view the different colour variations, please select the first thumbnail on the slider first.Black Mesa undertakes research in various fields from standard scientific research to radiation, rocketry, theoretical physics, lasers, experimental propulsion, hydraulics, robotics, hydroelectricity, genetics, zoology, applied mathematics, and a very wide spectrum of research into chemistry and all manner of physics research. * Please note that the colours shown are for illustrative purposes only and may differ from actual product colours By knowing the estimated delivery time, you can determine how long it will take to receive the item. * Your products will be printed with love, and securely packed and shipped with care within 3 - 5 business days approximately. * Please note that these dates may vary slightly depending on the country of destination. These Printed in Europe t-shirts are shipped via BASIC TRACKING service allows you to track your shipment on a country based updates. Classic unisex soft-style round neck t-shirt.
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