How did the Tesseract get to Mar-Vell?

Mar-Vell, an undercover Kree scientist, joined P.E.G.A.S.U.S. and harnessed the Tesseract’s power to create the Light-Speed Engine to assist the Skrulls in their war against the Kree and took possession of the Tesseract, storing it in her laboratory in orbit.

How did Dr Lawson get the Tesseract?

It was with S.H.I.E.L.D when a new project P.E.G.A.S.U.S (Potential Energy Group/ Alternate Sources/ United States) was started in collaboration with S.H.I.E.L.D and NASA. This is when Dr. Lawson aka Mar-vell got involved with the project and got her hands on the Tesseract aka space stone.

How did goose end up with the Tesseract?

At the end of the movie, in the post-credits stinger, Goose the Flerken puked up the Tesseract onto Nick Fury’s desk and Project Pegasus continued on until the events of “The Avengers.”

Are there two Tesseracts in the Marvel Universe?

As far as we know, there is only one tesseract in existence, and this is that tesseract. If there are two, doesn’t that kind of throw of Thanos’ grand plan to collect ’em all? There’s never been mention of a second, which means the one Mar-Vel is using is the same one that’s been around the galaxy multiple times.

How did the Tesseract end up in Norway?

Odin kept the Tesseract in Asgard for aeons until bringing it to Earth, where it became the source of many legends in Norway. That’s where it was found by Red Skull during Captain America: The First Avengers and used to develop Nazi weapons. At the end of that movie it ends up falling into the Arctic Ocean.

How did the guy in Norway get the Tesseract?

In 1942, Johann Schmidt, a.k.a. the Red Skull, arrived in Tønsberg to procure the Tesseract from an ancient church. While he initially thought it was located inside the coffin of a long-dead warrior, he soon realized this was a fake and found the real Tesseract hidden in a nearby wall.

What was Lokis motive in Avengers?

But more importantly, Loki had reasons for everything he did. Having been lied to all his life, Loki sought to kill Asgard’s greatest enemy, the Frost Giants – his actual people – to prove his competence to his adopted father, Odin. He was a misguided antagonist and a foil to Thor, yes.

Why did Odin leave the Tesseract on Earth?

The Tesseract ends up on earth because it was lost during the battle between Odin and the Frost Giants. During Thor we see Thor talking (as a child) about how he wants to wage war on the Frost giants, like his father (Odin). So we know that the Tesseract must have been lost already.