Huygens' Hole

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TERMINAL
Huygens' Hole
FREQUENCY
Inaccessible
LOCATION
Titan
DESTINATION
VO-001
EXTRA 
Huygens' Hole is a mysterious Terminal, and it has only been recorded once. It is permanent, yet unreachable from Earth. 
 
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 Author: Char 
Terminals were created by Gooby, and he also sculpted the concept of Huygens' Hole.
Both of us agreed that it would be better if this page was purposefully very short.
Also a HUGE thank you to Cringe, none of this would be released if not for him. I have gone to him for so many issues on this page because it would not co-operate. 😭😭
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Image of Huygens' Hole edited by Nexnap.
TERMINAL
Huygens' Hole
FREQUENCY
Inaccessible
LOCATION
Titan
DESTINATION
VO-001
EXTRA 
Huygens' Hole is a mysterious Terminal, and it has only been recorded once. It is permanent, yet unreachable from Earth. 
 
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 At exactly 02:00 UTC on Christmas Day 2004, the Huygens lander separated from Cassini to begin its 22-day journey to Titan. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Huygens began its descent into Titan's atmosphere at 10:13 UTC on January 14th 2005. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Two and a half hours later, Huygens became the first man-made object to land in the outer solar system. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 After another 76 minutes, Huygens dipped below the horizon and lost communications with Cassini. 
 
 
 
 However, before losing contact, its final transmissions led to a conclusion so appalling and staggering that it has to remain highly confidential, even to world leaders themselves. 
 
 
 
 In these transmissions, anomalies appeared in measurements coming from Huygens' Surface-Science Package (SSP). The accelerometer and the acoustic sounder began to display unexpected values after landing. 
 
 
 
 Time: T+50 minutes Altitude: 0km Speed: 0m/s Time: T+60 minutes Altitude: 0km Speed: 0m/s Time: T+70 minutes Altitude: -2.7576km Speed: 45.96m/s These final values, calculated by NASA scientists upon obtaining data from the accelerometer, eventually lead to the conclusion that Huygens might have fell through the ground as soon as it lost contact with Cassini. 
 
 
 
 Cassini later took an undisclosed image of Huygens' landing site in order to check NASA's conclusion. To their shock, their hypothesis was correct, and it was more extreme than expected. The probe had landed on unstable ground, which- due to the constant weight of the probe- led to the formation of a massive cavity, now referred to as Huygens' Hole. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 From this image, it can be approximated that Huygens' Hole is about 1.875km in diameter. Further measurements predicted that it will increase by about 0.5km every year until a certain limit, but it is unsure where that point lies. 
 
 
 
 It is now known that Huygens' Hole is an anomalous Terminal that allows the passenger- in a seemingly impossible manner- to enter a place referred to as "Void Object 001", an area that appears to lie outside of reality. Entry into the anomaly ensures that one cannot escape back through it, pointing to the conclusion that Huygens' Hole is an wormhole, albeit an altered one, as the Terminals' gravitational force has been substantially decreased, and is steadily decreasing, which allows electromagnetic radiation and other extremely fast-moving objects to escape. 
 
 
 
 As further studies of the anomaly were conducted, radio signals were detected by Cassini, before being transmitted back to Earth. These appeared to convey some sort of message, signalling that communication through the hole was possible. 
 
 
 
 These radio signals were translated into a massive string of alphanumeric characters, appearing to be in hexadecimal. It is unknown if the message was purposefully altered, or if it was corrupted by the Terminal. 
 
 
The message is as follows:B68BDFA8969393DFAC8F8D9A9E9BD1DFAB968B9E91DFBB9A8C8B8D90869A9BDFCDCFCACFD1DFBA919C9A939E9B8A8CDFB19A878BD1DFB6929296919A918BDFBA899E9C8A9E8B969091DFBB968D9AD3DFBD9A99908D9ADFB68BDFBE8F8F8D909E9C979A8CD1
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 Writers and Contributors 
 Author: Char 
Terminals were created by Gooby, and he also sculpted the concept of Huygens' Hole.
Both of us agreed that it would be better if this page was purposefully very short.
Also a HUGE thank you to Cringe, none of this would be released if not for him. I have gone to him for so many issues on this page because it would not co-operate. 😭😭
 Image Sources 
All images are property of NASA.
Image of Huygens' Hole edited by Nexnap.
 
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