Null state stasis container
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- Unidentified speaker: "Is it hermetic? Zero energy state?"
- Christian Ramsay: "Yeah, basically. No energy, no atomic movement. Bulletproof, small."
- — Smuggler Christian Ramsey and his mysterious contact discuss obtaining a null state stasis container.
A null state stasis container is a rare device containing stasis refrigerant[1] which is used to preserve items, but can also be used to store and transport people, as well as volatile elements for bombs or biological agents.[2] These containers are able to contain radioactive materials, Office of Naval Intelligence keyword flagging extrapolated something that could cause a possible Hawking-Gamma leak as a use for the device.[2] While sealed, the device allows no atomic movement, placing the contents in a zero-energy state.[2] A "museum-grade" container with a volume of approximately ten cubic meters was small enough to be held in one hand by an Elite Zealot.[3] The Yonhet smuggler Axl carried the device easily in a messenger bag.[4]
Due to their rarity, and the dangerous potential they possess, the devices are numbered and sequenced by the United Nations Space Command, which owns the majority of the devices in existence.[2] Due to the nature of its contents, an important safety feature of the device used in the terrorist attack on Sedra City was that it was bulletproof.[2] Though it is unclear as to whether it was related to its contents, the device was able to remain aloft, floating a good distance above the ground before expelling its payload throughout Sedra City.[5]
During a conversation with his mysterious contact, smuggler Christian Ramsey said that getting such a container as far out as Sedra would take a miracle, however, he was able to smuggle one in with an existing shipment of goods, the paperwork showing it as freeze-dried produce.[2][6]
Gallery
The device used in the terrorist attack on Sedra City, as seen in Halo: Nightfall.
The Elite Zealot activating the device moments before his death in the Terrorist attack on Sedra City in Halo: Nightfall.
List of appearances
- Halo: Nightfall (First appearance)
- Outbound Cargo - Part 1 (Mentioned only)
- Outbound Cargo - Part 2 (Mentioned only)
Sources
- ^ Halo: Nightfall, timestamp 05:07
- ^ a b c d e f Halo: Nightfall: Outbound Cargo - Part 1
- ^ Halo: Nightfall, timestamp 08:27
- ^ Halo: Nightfall, timestamp 04:55
- ^ Halo: Nightfall, timestamp 09:30
- ^ Halo: Nightfall: Outbound Cargo - Part 2
