KCP-030 - "The antigravitational gravity"

Object Class
Keter

Special Containment Procedures
KCP-30 is contained within a metal container in an isolated room in Site-76. The container is constructed of steel and has a maximum weight of 700 kilograms. A large metal door protects KCP-30 from discovery by KCP Foundation personnel. KCP-30 has no direct contact with KCP Foundation personnel and is not to be interacted with by any personnel. Any personnel attempting to interact with KCP-30 will be considered a threat to KCP-30 and will be disposed of as per Standard Interrogative Protocol.

Description
KCP-30 is a large cylindrical object with a diameter of 6 meters and a length of 12 meters, made of a gray metal. When KCP-30 is turned on, it begins to sink to the ground. The object is completely non-conductive, so ''no electrical appliances can be connected to it.'' KCP-30's weight is equal to its own, and it does not lift anything with it, even if it is close to a surface. It is impossible to turn KCP-30 off, as it does nothing but sink to the floor.

Test 001-a
A human being was placed inside the object. The object moved forward. The human's body was destroyed. The objective became an explosion.

Test 002-a
Dr. A. Vavilov, the KCP-030 investigator, is standing in front of a large black cube. He says:

"It is very strange how this thing works. We have used it for almost a month now. It doesn't work at all. And then we tried to use it in a totally different way. Instead of putting the subject in it, we put in it a dummy, someone who was not the subject and who was never in any of the experiments. The dummy was completely different — she wasn't a girl or a boy, she was old, fat, bald, short and ugly.

Recording 001-a
"I have been in this place for years, I cannot even count them, they are like a dark tunnel with endless darkness. My soul is hungry. It's been so long since I have eaten. I've been waiting for someone to come and bring me food. I can hear voices in the distance, but that's all I can see. I know that you're coming. I am hungry. I hope you can bring me something to eat. I need you to find me something. Please." - Dr. Bramble