Analyze Remaining Protomatter in the Mutara NebulaLocation Type:
Personal
Commendation:
Rarity:
Very Rare
Duration:
4h
11
Repeatable:
Yes
Requires duty officers:
- Any Officer x4
Other costs:
- 1 x
[Research Assignment (c. 23rd century) - Analyze Protomatter]
Base outcome chances:
- Breakthrough!: 4%
- Progress: 96%
None
Rewards
22,000 / 44,000 
4,000 / 8,000 
500 / 1000 
You will receive the following reward:
- Success: Advanced Queue R&D Material Reward Package (Random)
- Breakthrough!: Elite Queue R&D Material Reward Package (Random)
Summary[]
Preliminary analysis indicates that trace amounts of protomatter remain within the remains of the so-called 'Genesis Planet' within the Mutara Nebula. This merits further study.
Variations[]
This assignment is part of the Research Assignment (c. 23rd Century) - (Unspecified) chain.
Requires[]
- 1 x [Research Assignment (c. 23rd century) - Analyze Protomatter]
- 4 x Any Officer (except Prisoner)
- Breakthrough!: Geologist, Matter-Antimatter Specialist, Efficient, Logical
Outcome[]
Final outcome: Success
Your team's findings are correct; there are still trace levels of protomatter within the debris field of the 'Genesis Planet'. Standard protocols stipulate this information remain classified, to prevent a rogue faction from attempting to salvage the remaining protomatter into another Genesis device.
Final outcome: Breakthrough!
Your team's findings are correct; there are still trace levels of protomatter within the debris field of the 'Genesis Planet'. What's more, it appears the matter which once composed the planet has begun to re-coalesce. While this discovery should remain highly classified per Alliance protocols, your science team expects the debris field will re-coalesce into a planetary mass within the next 1000 years or so.
External links[]
- Protomatter at Memory Alpha, the Star Trek Wiki.
- Mutara Nebula at Memory Alpha, the Star Trek Wiki.
- Genesis (planet) at Memory Alpha, the Star Trek Wiki.
- Genesis Device at Memory Alpha, the Star Trek Wiki.