The Allied Pungeoning Front, under the aegis of the Orville Corporation, has recently made information regarding Project: Horloge available to the public. The authorised disclosure of previously classified information can no longer reasonably be expected to cause damage to corporate security. Internal panels have concluded that assigning a declassified status to stateside sections of Project: Horloge poses no credible threat due to Orville’s monopoly on exotic metamaterials under treaty agreements with United Planets liaisons.
In the late 20th century, the Orville Corporation’s Atlantic Geo-Resonance Surveys accidentally discovered three nano-singularities measuring under 1000 angstroms each, spatially and geophysically fixed worldwide. Project: Horloge was created soon after to research and safeguard Remembered History under agreed-upon Rules of Causality.
Orville’s Road Street facility is the only one of three on Earth that has been acknowledged through soft disclosure to house one of these “micro black holes.”
Stability is maintained through quantised gaps between its energy levels using a mercury plasma reactor. The operating reactor creates points of entry in spacetime fluctuations and abutting branes which can be temporally accessed using unified field operator-valued variables in conjunction with superdense coding algorithms. This is the key to accessing chronological destinations.
Certain proprietary metamaterials dampen the gravitic/magnetic disruption produced within the reactor’s temporal event horizon. The entire reactor, control assembly and human transport interface are contained under Geodesic Dome B (“quantum clean sphere”) at the complex, shielded from any ionising radiation. Nonetheless, physiological and psychological side effects of time displacement as well as Oneirophrenic Venn Conflicts in chrononauts continue to be a risk. Remote field monitoring protocols remain in place for the time being for all CHRONO Ops.
Though several Temporal Audits were released prematurely, more will be made available to the public in due time.
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