Deviation O-048 is a crystal Klein bottle artifact, approximately 30cm in height and weighing approximately 34g. When viewed from the outside, the item is transparent with a large number of ice crystal patterns on the inside, and X-ray scans show that it has a wall thickness of only 0.04mm, but it has very high physical strength. Regardless of environmental changes, O-048's internal and external surface temperatures always remain at the standard 0°C. The main Deviation trait of O-048 is its gateway effect: the bottleneck of the project leads to an extremely vast, polar-like strange space (hereafter P-O-048), which covers an area of more than km2. A layer of smooth blue ice (hereafter O-048-A) covers the surface of the entire space, creating a landscape similar to the polar ice caps. The interior space of P-O-048 is forever in daylight with, no day and night cycle, and there are so many cumulus clouds in the sky that the true source of light cannot be identified. The weather is usually clear, with occasional snowfall, but storms of magnitude or higher have been recorded. Temperatures in the parts explored so far range from -10°C to -40°C, with humidity ranging from 90% to 130%. The crystal shape of O-048-A is quite different from that of normal ice crystals, and the crystal is harder than normal ice (about 4.5 to 5 on the Mohs hardness scale). It adheres strongly to other solids, and at low temperatures, it can freeze water a lot faster upon coming into contact with it. What is obtained when O-048-A is melted is just normal water. When O-048 is correctly bottled with the mouth down, condensate and a mist containing tiny ice crystals will continue to slowly escape from the mouth of the bottle, resulting in lower surrounding temperature and higher humidity. If the O-048 is in a confined space and the temperature and humidity are at or near the environment of Deviation P-O-048, this Deviation effect will start to diminish until it is no more. If O-048 is tilted or is inverted for more than 24 hours, [数据删除]. Securement Procedure: DO: O-048 should be secured in a Class II or greater high-value item container that is retrofitted with gravitational beam static stabilization to keep O-048 upright and secure it in the center of the container. DO NOT: Move or shake O-048 or its container.