Flooflab

The Floof Lab is a large state-of-the-art research facility & experimental laboratory that sits on 888 acres in the Northwestern quadrant of the Floof University campus. It's run as a join venture with Barke Industries.

It doesn’t look like much on the surface, but it extends 88 stories underground and hosts thousands of scientists from species across several multiple-dimensional realities.

## DIrectory

#### Visitor Center & Admissions

Located on the ground floor of the Flooflab.

#### Barke

Located on floors B2-7 are the administrative offices that keep the business of Flooflab running.

#### Administration

Located on floors B2-7 are the administrative offices that keep the business of Flooflab running.

#### Floof Portal

The Floof Portal research team is located on floor B8

#### IT Department

The Flooflab IT department headquarters are found on floor B9.

#### Research & Development

The public arm of the Flooflab R&D department is located on floor B10.

#### Floofprinter

The Floofprinter program is the flooflab's largest ongoing project, located on floors B11-B22

#### Server Rooms

The Flooflab maintains 10 floors of super high tech server rooms on floors B23-B33

#### Classified

The work that happens on floors B34-79 have not been disclosed to the public. It is rumored that this is were some of the most highly classified work and advance projects come from. But nobody knows for sure.

#### Floor 51

Floor B51 doesn't have an official name, but it is a widely held belief that this is where inter-dimensional and extraterrestrial experiments and communications are conducted.

#### Wooftonium Processing Plant

This wooftonium processing plant spans floor 80-87 and directly process all wooftonium ore that comes out of B88.

#### Wooftonium Mine

Located at the very bottom of the Flooflab on floor B88 is the only known active Wooftonium mine in the world.

## History

#### **December 8th, 1956**

Flooflab was founded in the basement of the science building.

#### **Apr 5, 1960**

The Flooflab is relocated to the newly constructed Science Hall.

#### **June 27, 1981**

A deep scan for mineral & resource was ordered for the then empty northern half of the campus. Soon after, on

#### **May 13, 1983**

A large deposit of a then unknown material (now known to be flooftonium) was seen on the mineral scans, and was estimated to be located approximately 80-90 stories below the surface. Work began soon after on constructing a specialized excavation machine. Construction was completed and excavations began on April 1, 1985.

#### **January 28, 1986**

The original Flooflab was destroyed in a horrific explosion.

#### **Apr 1, 1987**

The first Wooftonium deposits were finally located, at 88 stories deep, and work began on construction a mine to extract the newly located flooftonium ore.

#### **January 2 1988**

Constructing broke ground on a new state-of-the-art Flooflab facility to be built on top of the newly running Wooftonium Mine, ultimately taking almost exactly 2.5 years to complete.

#### **June 23, 1990**

The honorable H.P. Picklebottom presided over a formal ribbon cutting ceremony and the Flooflab officially welcomed it's first visitors since 1986! It was front-page news on every newspaper in the country, and June 23 is celebrated now as the International Day of Science.