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Advanced Temporal Mechanics Part 1

Investigate the anomaly.

Overview

Warp required1
Operations level61
Warp for completion900
Warp via superhighway1
Completion via superhighway355

Costs & rewards

Mission rewards

Σ-Parsteel
Objective ID1,185,024,217
Amount5,000
6★ Broken Survey Parts
Objective ID1,185,024,217
Amount49,000
6★ Common Refined Ore
Objective ID1,185,024,217
Amount200
Academy Field Pass
Objective ID1,185,024,217
Amount1

Locations

Advanced Temporal Mechanics Part 2

Objectives

Objective 1

ObjectiveProceed to the Science Lab.
DestinationSystem -1

Objective 2

ObjectiveProceed to Solas Astra.
DestinationSolas Astra

Objective 3

ObjectiveScan the system.
DestinationSolas Astra

Objective 4

ObjectiveReturn to your Station.

Objective 5

ObjectiveDonate 1,000 Σ-Tritanium to create the torpedo.
ResourceΣ-Tritanium
Amount1,000

Dialogue

Mission dialogue

Objective ID
1,185,024,217
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
The Doctor
Dialogue
We have the exact location of the temporo-dimensional well that brought us here. We have a programmable anti-matter torpedo that is as close as we can get to the one Deidamia used on us.
Objective ID
1,185,024,217
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
The Doctor
Dialogue
We have the Athena, and the best crew of cadets I have ever had the pleasure of teaching. It is, I believe, time to go home.
Objective ID
1,185,024,217
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Chancellor Ake
Dialogue
So you think this is actually going to work?
Objective ID
1,185,024,217
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
The Doctor
Dialogue
I think this is actually going to work.
Objective ID
1,185,024,217
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
SAM
Dialogue
Doctor! We combed the Athena for usable programmable antimatter like you asked.
Objective ID
1,185,024,217
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Genesis Lythe
Dialogue
Her shields are a little worse for wear, but hopefully we got enough.
Objective ID
1,185,024,217
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
The Doctor
Dialogue
This will do.
Objective ID
1,185,024,217
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Jay-Den Kraag
Dialogue
It will have to. Synthesizing more programmable antimatter in this universe will prove challenging.
Objective ID
1,185,024,217
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
The Doctor
Dialogue
Well then, we will have to make it count. What about the delivery mechanism?
Objective ID
1,185,024,217
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Darem Reymi
Dialogue
Caleb and I found schematics from Deidamia’s ship that we think will work. All we have to do is build the torpedo.
Objective ID
1,185,024,217
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Caleb Mir
Dialogue
It’ll take 1,000 Σ-Tritanium to build the missile.
Objective ID
1,576,892,105
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
Did Deidamia finally decide to share what she knows?
Objective ID
1,576,892,105
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Chancellor Ake
Dialogue
Deidamia? Ha! No. I was right about her. She was bluffing.
Objective ID
1,576,892,105
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
The Doctor
Dialogue
This is all me, Commander. But I did get the idea from Deidamia. I was analyzing her assault on your Station to see if there were any valuable insights to be gleaned.
Objective ID
1,576,892,105
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
The Doctor
Dialogue
I noticed how her tactics have changed since coming here. She is no longer able to rely on experimental weaponry.
Objective ID
1,576,892,105
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
The Doctor
Dialogue
She had been using programmable antimatter torpedoes in the battle that precipitated our arrival here, you see.
Objective ID
1,576,892,105
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Chancellor Ake
Dialogue
Programmable antimatter is typically used for shielding.
Objective ID
1,576,892,105
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
The Doctor
Dialogue
Exactly. The idea behind it, presumably, is to reprogram the opponent’s shields, allowing one to create weak points on the fly that can then be exploited.
Objective ID
1,576,892,105
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Chancellor Ake
Dialogue
And it worked, too.
Objective ID
1,576,892,105
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
The Doctor
Dialogue
It did, until Deidamia hit us with one at the very moment the Athena went to warp. The programmable antimatter reacted to our growing warp bubble in a way no one could have predicted.
Objective ID
1,576,892,105
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
The Doctor
Dialogue
It created a temporo-dimensional well that sucked in all of the surrounding ships. At least, that is my working theory. To progress further, I need data. We must return to where this all began.
Objective ID
2,015,966,140
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
The Doctor
Dialogue
Commander, I have been running simulations to better understand how the Athena ended up in your galaxy, and I believe I may have cracked it.
Objective ID
2,015,966,140
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Chancellor Ake
Dialogue
Come down to the Science Lab. The Doctor’s on to something here.
Objective ID
542,534,575
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
Scan complete. There is a significant disturbance in the subspace here. The location corresponds to where we first found you.
Objective ID
542,534,575
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
The Doctor
Dialogue
So far so good. If subspace remains altered there, perhaps it is still malleable. That will give us a greater chance of opening a way back.
Objective ID
542,534,575
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
The Doctor
Dialogue
Set a course for your Station, Commander. I have everything I need for now.
Objective ID
819,162,453
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Chancellor Ake
Dialogue
Here we are. What exactly do you need, Doctor?
Objective ID
819,162,453
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
The Doctor
Dialogue
We need detailed subspace scans in order to find our point of entry. If we can pinpoint the exact location, then we might be able to recreate the conditions that brought us here and return home.
Objective ID
819,162,453
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
Very well. Initializing…