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on the tesseract page it says the tesseract is a containment vessel for an infinity stones Is this true because if it is not I would like someone to change it
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well techniqley the tesseract was in a wooden box
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<p>True, but When Thor had the vision of the four stones weren't they all in a semi-sphere shaped? None of them were in the form of a cube.
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well I have not seen age of ultron yet but I have seen clips so I don't know
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Damn I'm really sorry for the spoiler then. Next time I'll put spoiler alerts in my messages.
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does not matter but are we sure the tesseract is a container
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There hasn't been an actual confirmation that it is.
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</p><p>Yes. In age of ultron during thor's vision it is revealed that the tesseract is just a container probably a glass container since it broke into pieces of glass to reveal a blue infinity stone. The aether was also shown to be able to turn into a pure red stone from its liquid state. </p>
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</p><p>Yes. In age of ultron during thor's vision it is revealed that the tesseract is just a container probably a glass container since it broke into pieces of glass to reveal a blue infinity stone. The aether was also shown to be able to turn into a pure red stone from its liquid state. </p>
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So basically it's confirmed from what I have saw. The only question i have is that how can the tesseract be broken to retrieve the stone inside and how the aether can be turn into a stone.
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<p>I imagine that if someone, like Thanos, got the Aether and could control it long enough, they could transform it back into an actual stone form. The Tesseract might be a bit more difficult if only because we know so little about the material surrounding the Space Stone, but would still be doable if that person had enough strength/power.
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<p>But even while the Space Stone was encased in the Tesseract only someone worthy could wield it. The moment the Red Skull held it directly in his hands with no other instrument between them he pretty much turned to dust. Heck it pretty much burned its way out of the ship Captain America was piloting.
</p><p>A few other examples: The Collector's assistant went crazy after touching the Power Stone at the center of the Orb. The Aether was destroying Jane Foster before Malekith took it from her. Wielding the Sceptre is only slightly different. It was not lethal to touch the Orb just as it was not a death wish to touch the Sceptre. It was just a weapon that channeled the Mind Stone.
</p><p>In other words the Stones can only truly be wielded by special individuals, "worthy" even.
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