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[[File:Fermion.jpg|300px|thumb | [[File:Fermion.jpg|300px|thumb|A slipspace probe returning to RSO ''Fermion''.]] | ||
'''Slipstream space probes''', also referred to as '''slipspace science probes''',<ref>'''Halo: Ghosts of Onyx''', ''page 105''</ref> are scanning devices utilized by [[UNSC]] [[Remote scanning outpost|Remote Scanning Outposts]]. | '''Slipstream space probes''', also referred to as '''slipspace science probes''',<ref>'''Halo: Ghosts of Onyx''', ''page 105''</ref> are scanning devices utilized by [[UNSC]] [[Remote scanning outpost|Remote Scanning Outposts]]. | ||
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==''Archimedes'' RSO probes== | ==''Archimedes'' RSO probes== | ||
In [[2552]], the probes of the ''[[Archimedes]]'', a remote scanning outpost at the edge of the [[Sigma Octanus system]], detected a [[Covenant]] [[ | In [[2552]], the probes of the ''[[Archimedes]]'', a remote scanning outpost at the edge of the [[Sigma Octanus system]], detected a [[Covenant]] [[Second Fleet of Solemn Accord|fleet]] en route to the planet [[Sigma Octanus IV]].<ref>'''Halo: The Fall of Reach''', ''page 137''</ref> | ||
The Station's Alpha probe detected a large mass approaching the system. The Beta probe then reported the same findings as the Alpha Probe and gave the mysterious object a mass of 20,000 tons. When the Gamma probe reappeared, it reported the same findings but its spectroscopic analysis proved to be inconclusive. | The Station's Alpha probe detected a large mass approaching the system. The Beta probe then reported the same findings as the Alpha Probe and gave the mysterious object a mass of 20,000 tons. When the Gamma probe reappeared, it reported the same findings but its spectroscopic analysis proved to be inconclusive. | ||