Nuclear Extraction Unit
Deploys quantum‑bore drills and gravimetric anchors to harvest neutron‑dense matter from asteroids, micro‑pulsar debris, and rogue planetary fragments.
Outer Edge of the Milky Way
Shahlabs operates autonomous nuclear mining laboratories along the galactic frontier, extracting exotic isotopes that power next‑generation reactors, starships, and civilizations.
Shahlabs is a frontier laboratory‑conglomerate specializing in the discovery, extraction, and refinement of nuclear‑grade matter in the sparsely charted outer edge of the Milky Way Galaxy.
From neutron‑rich asteroid belts to rogue planetary cores, Shahlabs deploys fully autonomous research‑mining platforms that convert raw cosmic chaos into stable, usable energy resources.
A modular structure of specialized divisions keeps Shahlabs agile across hostile environments, from magnetar orbits to dark matter‑rich voids.
Deploys quantum‑bore drills and gravimetric anchors to harvest neutron‑dense matter from asteroids, micro‑pulsar debris, and rogue planetary fragments.
Designs and maintains multi‑layered containment lattices that stabilize volatile isotopes and subcritical antimatter matrices for safe transport.
Investigates radiation fields, cosmic ray spectra, and dark‑sector interactions to unlock new energy regimes and refine extraction algorithms.
Orchestrates resupply routes, in‑situ fabrication, and micro‑terraforming shells that keep mining platforms self‑sufficient for decades.
Proprietary systems fuse quantum engineering, AI, and high‑energy physics into a cohesive platform that can operate where conventional industry fails.
Each mission is a self‑contained ecosystem of labs, reactors, and extraction systems, synchronized through subspace‑linked telemetry.
An orbital ring of nuclear skimmers harvesting thorium and exotic actinides from the fractured moons of a fading white dwarf star.
A deep‑void experimental facility testing antimatter‑assisted propulsion cores and ultra‑compact reactor geometries for long‑range starship fleets.
Construction of the first autonomous reactor city, designed to operate without human presence for centuries while exporting stabilized energy packets.
Shahlabs recruits specialists ready to operate beyond familiar skies—engineers, physicists, pilots, and architects of the impossible.
Design fault‑tolerant reactor arrays and extraction rigs that survive tidal distortions, solar flares, and radiation storms.
Model high‑energy particle flux, shield critical systems, and push isotopic catalogues into unexplored regimes.
Architect AI pipelines that convert terabytes of raw stellar telemetry into actionable extraction strategies in real time.
Operate semi‑autonomous rigs across shifting debris fields, maintaining sub‑meter precision at relativistic edges.
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