To: Peter Weyland

From: Project Managers

Date: 12/16/2158
Subject: Progress on LV-246 Research/Experimentation Facility

Summary (Mehmet)

● Experimentation on Aliens is a promising field many companies do not utilize and take
advantage of for the benefit of mankind. Our objective is to create a report which will
show the current progress of building a research/experimentation facility on Planet LV-
246 (Acheron) and how Alien (Xenomorph) experimentation will affect the future of
human race.
○ We have narrowed down the focus of our report to reflect the progress made in
building the research/experimentation facility to the board of directors/trustees
and CEO of Weyland Corporation. We believe this type of focus will enhance the
readability and clarity of our report by preventing the inclusion of unnecessary
details that would distract our esteemed managers from their duties. The format
of the report is established so that the high-ranking managers, directors and CEO
of Weyland Corporation can easily find information that interests them out of the
various topics.

This report will address the following issues: (Mehmet)

● Tasks completed
● Tasks remaining
● Cost
● Conclusion
● Recommendations

 We have taken the precautionary measures of bombarding the surface of the planet in order
to establish secure parameters for the construction of the research/experimentation facility.
During the bombardment phase, thirty-two AH-64 uranium grade ballistic missiles/rockets
 were used to annihilate any Xenomorph colonies established on and underground the
surface.

 One hundred and thirteen military personnel helped in securing the bombarded perimeters
for construction of research/experimentation facility. The amount of ammunition used to
establish secure perimeters can be seen below.

Total of All Ammunition Used in Establishing and Securing Perimeters on LV - 246 (Acheron)

M1 120mm M2 25mm M2 TOW MLRS AH-64 Hellfire AH-64 Uranium AH-64

Grade Rockets 30mm

14,061 165,295 964 6,604 843 32 28,621

 Approximately 200,000 cubic yards of concrete has been placed throughout the
research/experimentation facility, with up to 1500 cubic yards being poured on some days.
Depending on the concrete application, concrete strengths vary (some with compressive
strengths up to 6000 psi). Majority of the concrete was mixed at a batch production facility
established in the orbital station.

 Approximately 67,000 tons of Vibranium metal were imported from Wakanda on Earth to be
used inside the laboratories. They have been finely crafted by interior architects for their
specific use for experimentation purposes. They constitute the strongest type of metal found
on Earth which can withstand the corrosive/acidic blood of Xenomorphs.

 Overall, we have made a good progress on establishing and building the

research/experiment facility on planet LV – 246 (Acheron). This progress report will bring the
high-ranking management of Weyland Corporation up-to-date with the latest developments
in the establishment of this facility.

Tasks Completed (Caleb)

1. Secured Parameters
a. Destination determined
 - A location on LV-246 was agreed upon, based upon its favorability to
satellite connection and favorable weather conditions.
b. Bombarded
- The location was then bombarded by rockets to both equalize the terrain
and destroy any pockets of Xenomorphs.
c. Invaded
- A military company of about 113 personnel were dispatched to dispose of
any hostiles in the designated region and to then patrol the building site
once construction begun.
d. Built defense station
- Fort built to house personnel and weapons. Temporary
dining/medical/waste facilities were set up.

2. Labs Built
a. Foundation built
- Foundation was dug out, paved, and reinforced.
b. Utilities installed
- Underground pipes and electrical wiring were installed followed by
ventilation and climate control systems.
c. Frame and building
- Research/experimentation structure was created and built.
d. Security and Equipment installed
- Cameras, computers, and alarm systems installed and tested.
e. Containment facilities built
- Sections designated to house Xenomorph specimens were equipped with
machinery to aid in transport. Rooms were reinforced and made from
materials resistant to the Xenomorphs’ acidic blood.
f. Research Labs securely built
- Rooms were installed with idea of keeping all specimens contained.
Ventilation system is composed of small pipes and study equipment was
set up.

3. Secured Transport Routes

a. Scouted
- Area was scouted to find suitable places to capture live specimens.
b. Paths created
- Heavy machinery was used to carve and pave path for future transport
vehicles.
c. Defensive equipment setup
- Cameras, turrets, alarms, etc. were set up and installed as well as
emergency bunkers
d. Protocols in place
 - Multiple protocols were designed as to how to go about catching
Xenomorphs, as well as what to do in various emergency situations.

Tasks Remaining (David)

1. Procurement
a. Xenomorph Acquisition
- This is what we are currently working on. We are receiving dozens of
Xenomorph eggs every day that have the potential to be used for this
project.
b. Egg Analysis
- The Xenomorph eggs that we acquire from our sources will be tested at
this stage to see if they are healthy and can continue being used later on.
c. Sorting
- The eggs that are healthy will be sorted from the unhealthy eggs to
continue being used for this project. The eggs that aren’t suitable will be
disposed of properly in the form of cremation.

2. Growth, Development, and Evolution Phase Analysis

a. Raising the Xenomorphs
- The Xenomorphs hatched in our last phase will be raised together until
they reach 5 years old (in Xenomorph years). It is important that they all
are raised as closely as possible to one another to reduce the amount of
difference between each Xenomorph.

b. Drug Distribution Testing

- Once the Xenomorphs reach the age of 5, they will be put into one of two
groups. One group will receive various types of enhanced drugs and
medicines, while the other will not receive anything.
c. Xenomorph Analysis
- The two separate groups of Xenomorphs will be compared to one another
to spot any differences in a series of experiments. We will focus on the
differences between their organs and nervous system development.

3. Control & Manipulation

a. Chip Implantation
- Chips designed for nervous system and brain control will be implanted
into the heads of the Xenomorphs.
b. Experiments
- Reactions and compliance with demands given through the chip will be
tested to track any issues. We will also use experiments to see what the
chips do to their bodies.
 c. Improvements
- With the data we gather from the experiments, we will be making
improvements to both the chips that are implanted in the Xenomorphs
and to the instructions that we give out. Everything will be refined at this
stage until we are comfortable with the results and find it safe for hybrid
creation.

4. Human/Xenomorph Hybrid Creation

a. Human & Xenomorph Genome Sequencing
- The genomes of Humans and Xenomorphs will be uploaded to our secure
and private servers for further testing and analysis. We will have our
computer-generated algorithm spot out the most compatible genomes to
be made into hybrids.
b. Hybrid Creation
- Using the information gathered from the genome analysis, the final
candidates that passed all marks will be surgically made into a hybrid
species.
Cost (Glenn)
The current spending of the project has reached approximately 20.5 billion USD. The process to
secure parameters on LV-246 costed 2.5 billion USD with the process to send troops to clear
the area and set a protection zone to secure the foundation location. Afterwards, the cost to
build labs were an estimate of 15 billion USD with the installation of proper security measures
and lab equipment. Lastly, the cost to secure transport routes was approximately 3 billion USD
to cover the cost of testing the routes and setting up defensive measures to secure the
equipment when traveling on LV-246 (Acheron). The current expected spending for procurement
will be approximately 5 billion USD as we must harvest the Xenomorphs and control the storage
of Xenomorphs eggs. The remaining cost for the project will estimate around 15 billion USD, as
we will conduct a variety of experiments on the Xenomorphs at different periods.

Conclusion (Glenn)
In conclusion, the process of setting a foundation for the research facility has been set and the
facility is currently being built. The remaining portion for the projects contain finishing the facility
and collecting Xenomorphs for experimentation of drug enhancements and environmental
testing. The project is expected to be finished by the set deadline: March 10, 2159. Our budget
remains sufficient to cover the expense for the projects and will allow for further testing if
needed.
Recommendations (Glenn)
With the recent procurement, we have decided that the extraction of eggs from Xenomorphs
can be a hazardous procedure. We have been able to collect multiple samples, but we are
awaiting the approval of an experiment such as artificial breeding to allow for constant supply of
eggs along with a test of different traits. This experiment can be easily added into the plan and
will allow for safer harvesting of eggs for our crew. The experiment can allow for studying of
different species and how to detect the mating behavior of Xenomorphs.