STN - Saharan RC Crushed!

  In the early hours of the afternoon, the Saharan Climatology Research Complex was crushed into a ball. So far it is understood that there are roughly 333 fatalities and 736 injuries, however the total of casualties is expected to rise as the International Disaster Response Agency has finished with their rescue mission.   How this happened is still a mystery and investigations are already being made. However, many claim this was an accident involving Dark Crystals. It was report weeks ago that the research facility started to refit the complex to study into the mysterious Dark Crystals that had fallen from your skies 2 years ago.   Doctor Athena Craft, CEO of Earth's Department of Science and Research, shortly after the incident stated in a press conference, "the causes of this incident is unknown, and we are gather as much data and information as we can on the details of what happened and who exactly was lost in this catastrophic disaster." Doctor Craft then continures, "I would like everyone to join me in sharing our condolences to the friends and relatives of the victims of this tragedy."   Interestingly, upon this disaster a new discovery, or uncovery, was made as - it appears - the disaster revealed an ancient ruin beneath the sands of the Sahara. However, this discovery perhaps has a bittersweet taste to swallow for the families of those who are lost to this devestating incident.   Many people of Earth have posted on their social media feeds, expressing their awe and interest in the finding underneath the Research Facility; especially as many known conspiracy theorists like Jess Mills of the Prying Eye posting on Ditto, "I knew they [the EDSR] were hiding something!"   However, when Dr. Craft was questioned about the ancient ruins, "we were unaware of any archaelogical structures underneath the Saharan Climatology Research Complex." She did later reveal, "I can confirm, however, that the research facility was indeed refitted to conduct studies into these so-called Dark Crystals."   The discovery underneath the complex is indeed a fascinating find. However, lets not forget those who were tragically crushed into a ball of rock, metal and sand.