UNA-006
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Unexplainable Numbered Anomaly: 006

R. I. C. Class: Yellow-2-2

Object Properties: Degenerative, Temperature Hazard


Description

UNA-006 is a spherical object measuring 3.5cm in radius,and weighing around 0.5kg, that appears to be made of some sort of plastic, although its true material is unknown. UNA-006 seems to be completely indestructible, showing to be immune to any form of damage, whether explosive, corrosive or heat-based. Brute force has also proven to be unsuccessful in damaging the object due to UNA-006's anomalous properties. As such it is unknown what is contained within UNA-0061.

When UNA-006 comes into contact with any object that is not liquid, UNA-006 will turn it into its liquid state. This applies to all non-liquid objects2. More specifically, the temperature of objects in contact with UNA-006 will anomalously release or absorb energy over a period of around 10 seconds, such that its temperature rises or falls to the point at which it turns liquid. In air, UNA-006 causes gas particles around it to condense at an extreme rate, resulting in a temperature decrease to -196°C. When in contact with a solid object, that object will increase its temperature until it melts. When in contact with plasma, [REDACTED]. causing the object to release explosive amounts of energy in only a small amount of time. This results in [REDACTED], as has the potential to cause damage to infrastructure with the power equivalent to ███ megatons of dynamite. So far, no experiments have been done involving the Bose-Einstein Condensate. These temperature changes do not affect UNA-006 in any way. However, all tested liquids and aqueous solutions have proven effective in containing UNA-006.

Objects that usually do not have a liquid state3, can do one of 2 things when in contact with UNA-006. They can either liquify as expected, or instantly combust. There is no known pattern as to which result will occur, and to all extents seems to be completely random.


Acquisition

UNA-006 was first discovered after an accident in a swimming complex located in ██████, Ohio, where the boiling of water in the swimming pool resulted in thrid degree burns on █ civilians and the subsequent release of chlorine gas. The complex was evacuated, and all civilians were administered Class A and B amnestics. UNA-006 was later located submerged in the pool water. It was deduced that UNA-006 was contacted by a person, who subsequently melted or combusted, resulting in the disaster. UNA-006 was later contained and moved to Site-012 by security team η-04.


Containment Protocols

UNA-006 is to be kept in Site-012, in a mixture of 3 parts water, 7 parts turpentine, to ensure that the density of the liquid allows UNA-006 to be submerged halfway into the liquid. UNA-006, and the liquid are to be contained in a box of ice, with dimensions 10cm x 10cm x 10cm, and all sides are to be 4cm thick. The box is to be kept in subzero conditions, with the room surrounding it set at a temperature below -50°C, and the floor covered in a thick sheet of ice. UNA-006 is to be constantly monitored through a security camera mounted at the top corner of the room, and any changes in the temperature of the box UNA-006 is contained in is to be reported to personnel of security class 006-5.

In the event that UNA-006 escapes its box, an immediate containment breach is to be called, and the room flooded with the same water-turpentine mixture. Security team η-04 is to enter the room and recontain UNA-006 by boxing it up in ice. In the event UNA-006 manages to melt its way through Site-012 and underground, a pool of water-turpentine mixture has been prepared about 25m below Site-012's basement floors. Security team η-04 is to be once again dispatched for recontainment. If UNA-006 somehow creaches this layer of containment as well, the anomaly should be deemed uncontained and no actions should be carried out to recontain UNA-006 at this point.

Experiments regarding UNA-006 are prohibited at this moment.

Addendums

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