RCA-840

Registry #: RCA-840

Containment Difficulty Classification: Uncontainable

Threat Classification: Low

Containment Protocols: RCA-840 is to be hidden from all satellite images of the outer Solar System.

Description: RCA-840 is a giant hollow ball of ice orbiting the sun beyond the Kuiper Belt. It is ██ times the size of Jupiter, and ██ astronomical units further away than Pluto.

RCA-840 did not exist before ██/██/2009, when it was detected by an Organization survey spacecraft scanning for extraterrestrial anomalies. Its composition was unknown at the time, and it was at first thought to be the hypothetical “Nibiru” brown dwarf star.

On ██/██/2011, RCA-840 was landed on by an Organization rover, revealing it to be made of ice. A hole was cut in the ice, revealing it to be hollow; the hole “healed” and the ice regenerated within 20 minutes.