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North Coast General Science Site

North Coast General Science Site #35860826

8
members (measured 25 Aug 2026, 20:57 UTC)
12 April 2025
created (per Roblox API)
10 August 2026
first measured by this register

Description

Commissioned in 1990 by Pacnar Incorporated, the North Coast General Science Site stands as a mysterious remnant of late-20th century scientific ambition. Designed for advanced nuclear research and dark matter experimentation, this massive facility also doubled as a high-output power plant. At its core lies the PIHCD DMR G-IV Gen 2 6L — a Dark Matter Reactor engineered with six high-intensity power lasers, capable of energy production far beyond conventional means. Though originally intended for controlled testing and breakthrough discoveries, whispers of experimental anomalies, containment breaches, and classified objectives suggest that not everything went according to plan.

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Membership history

Growth

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Measurement log — every members count we have recorded
Measured (UTC)MembersChange
25 Aug 2026, 20:578first reading

Ownership

Owned by @UniverseMan2003 as measured.

Members we’ve seen

@UniverseMan2003Owner (rank 255)

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Rank structure

Owner1
Co-Owner0
Head Developer0
Developer1
Admin0
Member8
Member6
Guest0

Roles and per-rank member counts as Roblox reports them (rank 0 = guest … 255 = owner).

Related groups

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