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Its CAL
"Mining and laboratory complex "infinity"
The infinity company is leading a mining and laboratory complex specializing in the extraction and exploration of a deposit discovered in about 1960. Founded by a group of enterprising and inspired founders, Infinity is committed to innovative research in order to expand our knowledge of the Earth's mineral resources.
The main activity of the company "infinity" is the extraction and subsequent study of a new element of the periodic table, which was discovered in our field. The new element, called "Lunar Ore", is a unique find that has the potential for application in various branches of science and industry.
The mining and laboratory complex "infinity" combines high technology and advanced scientific approach. Our company has modern equipment that allows us to efficiently extract and analyze "Lunar Ore" in order to study its properties and potential. Our specialists are constantly working on the development of new research methods in order to maximize the opportunities provided by the unique element.
There's still one missing
The last one is sure hard to find though
For anyone else reading, it's inside the building area right above the parking lot
Not to be confused with the one on the roof
Also fun fact:
The symbols on the pieces spell out "LUNAR"