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#module #mutant #osiris #wwii #unit731 #icsu #holkar
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(...) still beyond our most advanced physics and cutting edge quantum mechanics. The Asbjørn-Noether cube was discovered by miners in 1921 at [ redacted ] a Norwegian mining town. It was found embedded in a geological layer dating from the Silurian period. There are no explanation for the presence of the AN-cube so deep inside the sediment deposit. Our science team determined it must have been there for millions of years, until the sediments turned to minerals. Several modern artifacts and other fossilized organic remains were also found in the same geological layer as the AN-cube. Upon further analysis, the artifacts were linked to the lost Holkar's expedition. Knives, hammer, metal canisters and clay pipe were found. Clay tablets were also found, written in the same unknown language as the lost Holkar's expedition journal. The AN-cube was excavated in 1922, there was no tool marks or machined pieces. There is no door, no openings yet you can walk into it through the sides. Inside are several rooms used for [ redacted ] giving the nickname "Osiris module". The interior is strangely bigger than the exterior, our science team worked on the physics of it until 1935 when they manage to activate it and [ redacted ]Related content
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KwasiRa [2020-04-13 02:45:14 +0000 UTC]
The fact that it's bigger inside than out could be an indicator of multi-dimensional transference.
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OcGuy1 [2020-04-12 07:25:05 +0000 UTC]
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MilleCuirs In reply to OcGuy1 [2020-04-12 16:12:35 +0000 UTC]
A bedrock cabin, but they forgot to make doors! Damn noobs
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OcGuy1 In reply to MilleCuirs [2020-04-13 04:23:25 +0000 UTC]
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