MLG Laboratories

1962
In the midst of economic ruin for his nation Jedediah Mac Walker was a visionary with an idea, and that idea was the future. From humble beginnings Jedediah Mac Walker founded Modern Logistics USA, a government funded research company that dealt with scientific innovation beyond conventional means. As the United States were struggling against the Soviet Union's space advancement at the time, Modern Logistics USA was primarily focusing on space exploration. Soon Modern Logistics USA successfully established a new standard of space travel and lead the industry following forward.

1986
The Chernobyl incident in Pripyat proved to the world that nuclear energy was no longer a safe form of energy, thus Jedediah Mac Walker sought after a new source for scientific innovation. Within months of preparation Modern Logistics USA was capable of reaching the far edges of space to search for a viable alternative to nuclear energy.

1991
Modern Logistics USA developed a pandimensional energy collider utilizing materials from across the universe, which opened up a gateway to the Initium Boundary. From this new found plain of existence Modern Logistics USA began researching the entire area. Stations were then manufactured around the premises to harvest an unknown element, later to be named universum, from the only known native subject known as Aedificium Bellum. Further testing proved universum's seemingly endless benefits.

2000
Jedediah Mac Walker strangely disappeared leaving Modern Logistics USA with no official owner. Immediately Modern Logistics USA was seized and taken over by an international group of shareholders. The company was then rebranded as Modern Logistics Global Laboratories, or MLG Labs for short. MLG Labs shifted their entire focus from energy development to patient experimentation.

2017
Labron Jemes was a patient being experimented on in MLG Labs for their new experimental universum-ii solution known as the Uber Charged Sproot Crenbarry. Labron Jemes later escaped the facility with the prototype Uber Charged Sproot Crenbarry. After this incident the board members of MLG Labs decided to discontinue experimentation and production of Uber Charged Sproot Crenbarries.

2018
MLG Laboratories signed an omniversal agreement with the Galactic African Union. The Galactic African Union was then granted full access to the research of MLG Labs. During this agreement the Galactic African Union seized the last remaining Uber Charged Sproot Crenbarry in possession by MLG Labs.

2020
MLG Laboratories has shifted their focus once again back to space where they would be colonizing the moon. (>FURTHER DATA IS PENDING<)