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|destroyed=Deactivated from [[Installation 00]] as of December 2552

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Installation 01
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General overview

Description:

Desert-like landscape[1]

Location:

Within the Milky Way

Operation overview

Type:

Halo Installation

Function:

Galactic sterilization/Flood containment and research

Attached AI(s):

001

Date of construction:

Before c. 100,000 BCE

Status:

Deactivated from Installation 00 as of December 2552

 

Installation 01, also known as Beta Halo[2], is one of the seven ring-shaped superweapons that comprise the Halo Array. The ring's landscape is comprised of a large desert with a limited atmosphere; this may have been by design, due to a lack of proper maintenance or some other incident after the original firing of the Halo Array. It is the farthest Halo from Installation 00.[1]

Background

With a diameter of 10,000 kilometers, Installation 01 was one of the six Halo rings constructed at the second Ark facility, Installation 00. These installations were an improvement over a previous array of twelve larger rings built at the greater Ark.[3]

Activation

During the Battle of Installation 05 on November 3, 2552, a signal was sent to this Halo from Installation 05, putting it on standby mode. A readout from Installation 05's control room showed that Installation 01 was fully prepared to fire on demand.[4]

Deactivation

During the Battle of Installation 00 later the same year, Installation 01 was still in standby mode and was prepared to receive the signal to fire. However, SPARTAN John-117 deactivated the installation, as well as the rest of the array, before it could be fired.[5]

Trivia

Its surface bears an exact resemblance to a portion of Mars's surface. [citation needed]

Gallery

List of appearances

Sources

  1. ^ a b Halo Encyclopedia, page 174
  2. ^ Halo 3 Texture files: halo_inner_ring
  3. ^ Halo: Cryptum, page 329
  4. ^ Halo 2, campaign level The Great Journey
  5. ^ Halo 3, campaign level The Covenant