Einstein-Rosen Complex

The Einstein-Rosen Complex was the world's very first bridge laboratory. Built by the Interdimensional Research Treaty Organisation in a huge international undertaking between 2051 and 2075, it was designed with the purpose of sending mechanical probes through to collect data from other dimensions. Upgraded over the years to Gen 2 and then to Gen 3, the facility is now one of the most advanced bridge laboratories in Europe. It is located on the premises of the wider CERN complex in Meyrin, Geneva. The facility originally sourced its power from an on-site nuclear reactor as well as redundant grid feeds from the Leibstadt and Gösgen power plants, but is fed directly by the Geneva Singularity Power Complex (GSPC) as of 2253.