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==Overview==
==Overview==
In repeated cycles, scanning stations deploy three probes, referred to as Alpha, Beta and Gamma, respectively. These probes are designed to survive the transition into [[Slipstream space]]; as a result they are almost solid [[Titanium-A armor|Titanium-A]].<ref>'''Halo: First Strike''', ''page 296'' (2003)</ref> They journey into slipspace for a short period of time where they send out radio pings and analyze the spectrum from radio to X-ray. The probes then re-enter back into normal space and broadcast the data collected back to their stations. Due to the odd nature of interdimensional space, slipspace probes could at times return to normal space exactly where they had originally left, or re-emerge millions of kilometers away. They may also return at different times, due to the nature of slipspace. In some cases, probes never returned back at all. Scanning stations had to dispatch drones to retrieve the probes before the process could be repeated.<ref>'''Halo: The Fall of Reach''', ''page 136''; ''2010'', ''page 160</ref> The probes are not designed to function in the vicinity of gravity wells.<ref name="journal">'''Dr. Halsey's personal journal''', ''September 4, 2547'' (Excised leaves: [[:File:Halsey's Journal excised leaf 1.png|1]], [[:File:Halsey's Journal excised leaf 2.png|2]])</ref>
In repeated cycles, scanning stations deploy three probes, referred to as Alpha, Beta and Gamma, respectively. These probes are designed to survive the transition into [[Slipstream space]]; as a result they are almost solid [[Titanium-A armor|Titanium-A]].<ref>'''Halo: First Strike''', ''page 296'' (2003)</ref> They journey into slipspace for a short period of time where they send out radio pings and analyze the spectrum from radio to X-ray. The probes then re-enter back into normal space and broadcast the data collected back to their stations. Due to the odd nature of interdimensional space, slipspace probes could at times return to normal space exactly where they had originally left, or re-emerge millions of kilometers away. In some cases, probes never returned back at all. Scanning stations had to dispatch drones to retrieve the probes before the process could be repeated.<ref>'''Halo: The Fall of Reach''', ''page 136''; ''2010'', ''page 160</ref> The probes are not designed to function in the vicinity of gravity wells.<ref name="journal">'''Dr. Halsey's personal journal''', ''September 4, 2547'' (Excised leaves: [[:File:Halsey's Journal excised leaf 1.png|1]], [[:File:Halsey's Journal excised leaf 2.png|2]])</ref>


==''Archimedes'' RSO probes==
==''Archimedes'' RSO probes==

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