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Sign : In case of Flooding Seek Air Pocket, as for small spheres imagine something cool and your probably right.
The Spheres go from Astronaut grade test subjects to Bums aperture scooped off the street for $60.00. Need I say more?
Chell has also been in Hypersleep for nine..nine....nine....nine...nine...bzzzzz, lugged around a neutrino emitting portal device, spent considerable time jumping through semi-stable wormholes, and survived GLADOS.... not saying she is more advanced but at the least seriously driven. Ratman Comic
The Borealis was part of a teleportation experiment like the original black mesa experiment. There was a miss-fire. (For more information please play HL2EP2)
There are hundreds of thousands of interconnecting passages, elevator shafts, testing tracks, laboratorys, emmiter farms, enrichment spheres, test chambers, offices, abandoned offices, nerotoxin pipelines, nerotoxin storage tanks, potato planters, potato vines, lobbies, pumping stations, and well you get the picture aperture is a pretty big place where behind every wall there is another corridor and that is just in the 1940's aperture.
Glados put in a rather large order for a schrodingers cat experiment, turns out it was to see if test subjects are alive or dead in relaxation vaults, with the control being everyone else in the facility.
And like Unclebuddy said, there could have been passages that got sealed off that they could have gotten the Borealis out of.
And with the blue gel, it could take a while for any effects to happen is what I've always thought.
Answer: The drydock is below groundlevel because the Borealis is supposed to be part of a test where they tried to create bigger portals, with the purpose of "portalling" the ship up to the surface.
Question 1: How did the birds manage to get four and a half kilometres below the surface?
2: How can the birds survive? As far as I know, it should be incredibly cold that far under the surface. (Edit: I researched a little and found out that the temperature at -4,8km lies at about 23°C.) Also, there shoudn't be any food or materials to build a nest out of.
3: How can the elevator, Chell and a potato fall at the same speed?.