OpenTube

SILO Season 3: The Relics Prove the 300-Year Timeline Is a Lie

What yOu Missed?

16,858 views

The relics may have just exposed the biggest lie in Silo history.

For generations, everyone has accepted the idea that the events surrounding the Silos happened roughly 300 years ago. But the relics tell a very different story.

In **SILO Season 3**, these mysterious objects could be more than simple artifacts from the Before Times. Their existence, age, technology, and hidden details may provide evidence that the official 300-year timeline doesn't add up.

If these relics really predate the accepted timeline, then someone has been hiding the true history of the Silos.

But who created the false timeline? Why was it necessary? And what are the relics actually proving?

In this video, we break down the most important relic clues and explore how they could connect to **Daniel, the Before Times, Silo 1, the Founders, the Order, the Pact, and the hidden history of the world before the Silos**.

The deeper we go into the relics, the harder it becomes to believe that the 300-year timeline is the complete story.

*What if the relics aren't just pieces of the past—but proof that the past we've been given is completely wrong?*

⚠️ *SPOILERS AHEAD* for SILO Season 3 and the theories discussed in this video.

If you enjoy **Silo theories, hidden clues, relic analysis, mysteries, lore, timeline theories, character breakdowns, and deep-dive analysis**, subscribe for more.

*Do the relics prove the 300-year timeline is a lie?*

#Silo #SiloSeason3 #SiloTheory #SiloExplained #SiloRelics #SiloArtifacts #SiloMystery #SiloTimeline #SiloLore #SiloBeforeTimes #Silo1 #SiloSecrets #SiloSeason3Theory

20 Comments

@MuddyGospelsMusic 1 month ago (edited)

The biggest timeline puzzle to me is Gloria Hildebrandt's visions on the beach. They were eerily similar to how Charlotte described her childhood "memories." If Gloria's visions were in fact memories, then the SIlos can't be anywhere near 350 years old.

@gorgonbert 1 month ago

the memory wipe drug would allow for a fake timeline... hmmm...

@underdog138 1 month ago

What's more dangerous than files on a hard drive? Knowing that a mechanical computer hard drive couldn't possibly last 350 years with its data intact.

@piracychic 1 month ago

Incidents like Chernobyl show that the land doesn't take that long to recover. The very fact that it's still a wasteland outside the Silos seems to point to a false timeline.

@SeanPatrick683 1 month ago (edited)

The relics are dangerous because they trigger memories wiped by the forgetting drug. That’s a problem because the time line is a lie and the older people, like Gloria, previously lived outside the silos and their memories have been erased. They weren’t intentionally placed there. They’re objects that people had in their possession when the bomb went off. The Amazing Adventures in Georgia book is very obviously a child’s travel book a kid had because they were on a trip to Georgia to visit the silos.

@randyrobinson9118 1 month ago

I think the relics are mostly personal items that people brought with them on the day they entered the silos, like the Pez dispenser and the Georgia book.

There are a lot of weird things going on though that makes it difficult to trust the timeline. We are told that the silos were designed to last 500 years and they supposedly have been operating for around 300 years, yet there was only 50 years of bulbs left before the theft. If that’s the case then the silo was never going to make it to 500 years. I don’t trust any of the timelines that have been presented so far, especially knowing that memories can be manipulated by the forgetting drugs.

@josemauro9052 1 month ago (edited)

The food at the silo 17...can it be perfectly stored for 300 years??

A 300 years ice-cream??

@Culture_maven 1 month ago

All I really want to know is was the Pez dispenser in Helen's purse for years? 😅

@RobertWardDavidson 1 month ago

My question is what happened to the other cleaners dead bodies when Bernard went out?

@torahbits3750 1 month ago

My theory is that Silo 18 may only be around 50 years old, not 300+.

Only four people are known to have reached the door at the bottom: Salvador Quinn, Mary Meadows, George Wilkins, and Lukas Kyle. Meadows, George, and Lukas all lived around the same time.

We’re told Quinn lived about 140 years earlier, but why trust that timeline? The Silo controls the records and uses Vitamin D+ to suppress people’s memories.

If Quinn actually lived much more recently, then all four could fit into a much shorter timeline. Add the lack of old photos, videos, and family history, and I think the Silo’s age itself may be one of the biggest lies.

@katiefendersonscott 1 month ago

I think it would be hard to keep cloth and fabrics good for that long, apparently polyester and acrylics can last that long but the natural fibers would be long gone by 300 years

@alexrothbard4324 1 month ago

What about the guy from the mines saying he could tell it’s over 300 years due to the amount of tunnels in the mines?

@maleekmayers 1 month ago

My theories (I didn't read the books):

- Daniel is the voice or the original voice
- Daniel and Helen's child is Juliet's mother if it's a girl
- Daniel and Helen's child is George, if it's a boy
- Daniel's watch is George's watch
- Gloria Hildebrandt is Charlotte or Anna
- the founders created the poisoned pipes to prevent people from going outside and potentially endangering the other silos; also the reason why the silos can't communicate with each other
- the silos aren't as old as they say they are
- the rest of the world outside the silo area is safe
- which means the silos were built for a completely sinister reason

@brandonb7925 1 month ago (edited)

The relics are a thing in Silo 18 because of Helen. The forgetting drugs dont work on her because of the Pez dispenser and she obviously plays along like its working while slowly collecting "relics" knowing those would help the others retain their memories thus the flamekeepers were born. The existence of the flamekeepers is the reason for constant rebellions because they were never able to snuff out all the releics because of the flamekeepers.

Its been 350 years. Its been at least 140 years since "freedom day"

@javoncoleman5 1 month ago

My problem with this theory is that Bernard is atleast 60 years old and has already seen a rebellion by the previous head of IT. The relics being taken from people because they have used the mid whipping drugs during the first rebellion and we know that objects can bring memories back. If people remembered why they rebelled once they would again.

@Arthur-h2d 1 month ago

omg, it just dawned on me: Why 500 years? Because they think that's how long it will take for all evidence of the world before to be destroyed. This isn't about saving humanity from destruction, it's about destroying the old order and pressing the reset button on human history and development. They are unchaining society from the historical record. (of course it wouldn't really work... ruins are bound to survive... unless their nanobots are scouring the earth looking for all potential ruins to conduct a comprehensive purge.

@gwhite7136 1 month ago

So, how would a person whom was in the silos actually know what a 300 year old object and it's condition is supposed to look like? They wouldn't, even if the object looked relatively to you and I, they would just accept whatever condition they were in a nothing unusual and no reason to doubt their age. You biggest clue is not the relics of why the 300 year time line is a lie. The best is in episode 9 in front of silo 18, 300 years apart, Charlotte is standing six feet while on the phone with Daniel from the same tree that Bernard lays dying on, 300 years apart. They are in the exact same location, in front of Silo 18. Just almost at the top of the hill. Sanding life for a dead tree is 10 to 15 years max, so how could one still be standing after 300 years. There shouldn't be one tree standing anywhere after all that time.

@TheMavastone 1 month ago

I also of the opinion that being underground for such a long time people can lose track of time. It happens to many persons when they spend a very long time in a bedroom or a mall because denial all the other things we use to reference to track time like seeing the sunset, watching the sunrise planning events to attend give us a good idea what day it is. You see people in isolation within the prison often ask what day it is as their first question. Living underground for a long time and occasional implementation of Vitamin D in the water will make people lose aspect of time or because they often keeping busy they lose any aspect of real time and the relics will serve as challenge to whatever narrative was created after the implement the Vitamin D.

@Jake-f1w2u 3 weeks ago

For all we know Silo 17's rebellion took place only a decade after the bomb went off. It could be that the silos started rebelling almost immediately after being locked in, and Troy hasn't been awakened 7, 35, whatever number of years .... but far shorter intervals. The series might be taking place 50-60 years after lockdown, and everyone has simply been made to forget.