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== Summary ==
== Summary ==
A [[Remote Scanning Outpost]] located on the edge of the [[Sigma Octanus system]], the '''Archimedes''' was designed to detect incoming threats to the Sigma Octanus System. It was crewed by three individuals. On July 17, [[2552]], the ''Archimedes'' detected a large mass in [[Slipspace]]. Lovell believed that it was simply a large asteroid and did not investigate further. However, it turned out to be a hostile [[Covenant]] force inbound for Commander Keyes' battle group. [[Ensign William Lovell]] worked aboard this station and, because of this incident, he was transferred to the ''[[UNSC Pillar of Autumn|Pillar of Autumn]]'' by [[Captain Keyes]].
A [[Remote Scanning Outpost]] located on the edge of the [[Sigma Octanus system]], the '''Archimedes''' was designed to detect incoming threats to the Sigma Octanus System. It was crewed by three individuals. On July 17, [[2552]], the ''Archimedes'' detected a large mass in [[Slipspace]]. Lovell believed that it was simply a large asteroid and did not investigate further. However, it turned out to be a hostile [[Covenant]] force inbound for Commander Keyes' battle group. [[Ensign William Lovell]] worked aboard this station and, because of this incident, he was transferred to the ''[[UNSC Iroquois|Iroquois]]'' by [[Captain Keyes]].


==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*Archimedes was a [[Greece|Greek]] mathematician, philosopher, and inventor who came up with many scientific and mathematical contributions that are still in use today. For example, he derived the formula of a circle without the use of calculus and discovered the length of extremely large real-world objects through use of trigonometry.
*Archimedes was a [[Greece|Greek]] mathematician, philosopher, and inventor who came up with many scientific and mathematical contributions that are still in use today. For example, he derived the formula of a circle without the use of calculus and discovered the length of extremely large real-world objects through use of trigonometry.
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