Wormhole Minerals

Tech III Component used in the manufacture of advanced hulls and subsystems.

Fulleroferrocene is a rare organometallic compound used to strengthen and supplement other materials. Most commonly, it is used to improve the structural integrity of metal alloys, but research is continuing on its potential applications in nanomechanical devices.

Interface Circuits are common building blocks of starship subsystems.

An "Aphid" logic circuit. The nickname is derived from the unfortunate acronym of autonomous field programmable holographic signal processor with embedded holographic data storage.

The discovery of these microscopic tubular structures has helped pave new paths in the construction of advanced starships. Known for their unrivalled strength-to-weight ratio, composite metals made of unique PPD fullerene fibers have become the standard for defensive plating. Atomic-scale nanomechanical systems used inside repair modules often employ fullerene fibers as well.

Most of these tiny circuits have fused together from the heat and force of the Sleeper drone's explosion. The detonation of the drone's power core must have been immense to have had such an effect on these resilient nanostructures.

This white, dusty substance was extracted from the centre of high impact craters in the Sleeper drone's armor. When mixed with other materials it forms a stiff resin that can either be used to hold various pieces of hull sheets together or to coat them for additional protection against radiation and heat.

C-86 Epoxy Resin is most commonly applied as a thin film to the structures housing propulsion systems. The tremendous flame-retardant properties of materials covered in the resin help prevent heat buildup and improve internal combustive efficiency.

A soup of nanite assemblers typically used in armor manufacturing processes.

Power Conduit runs through ships delivering energy like arteries deliver blood through a body. Large ships can have hundreds of miles of conduit.

Your average run-of-the-mill closed loop electrical network with redundant autonomous switchgear.

Power Conduit runs through ships delivering energy like arteries deliver blood through a body. Large ships can have hundreds of miles of conduit. This conduit is tangled and knotted as it seems to have gone through some sort of catastrophe.

This Thermonuclear Trigger Unit while smashed still seems to have it's nuclei containment field intact and the plasma seems to be near thermal equilibrium. It would be a shame to waste this unit just because of its cosmetic damage.

An expert system used in the construction of missile launchers. This one has been damaged by fire or an explosion.

Morphite is a highly unorthodox mineral that can only be found in the hard-to-get Mercoxit ore. It is hard to use Morphite as a basic building material, but when it is joined with existing structures it can enhance the performance and durability manifold. This astounding quality makes this the material responsible for ushering in a new age in technology breakthroughs.

Designed in eerily organic ligament-like formations, these nanoassemblers are still fully operational. With the addition of a few other components and some reprogramming, they could be repurposed for use in defensive systems.

A combination of carbon nanotubes and other fullerenes, nanobuds have the unique properties of both materials, making them useful in the construction of advanced electronics as well as ultra-hard metal alloys.

Only a few millimeters thick, these sheets of fullerene alloys are able to store and generate power in small amounts, supplementing the capacitor of a ship and offering local power to nanoassemblers. They work best when integrated into armor plating around power core and repair systems.

Nanotori are carbon nanotubes bent into rings. The final product and its application vary drastically depending on the angle at which the tubes were rolled and the radius of the circle they created. For this reason, nanotori can be found in anything from metal alloys to insulators and semiconductors.

Tech III Component used in the manufacture of advanced hulls and subsystems.

A strange piece of equipment recovered from a Sleeper drone.

A fullerene-plutonium compound made by encasing a single plutonium atom in a cage of carbon atoms. Scientists originally envisaged this compound as a useful substance for non-applied research, but when the huge explosive potential of loosely-packed plutonium atoms inside a rigid fullerene cage was discovered, what little material there was quickly disappeared into the research labs of weapons manufacturers.

This mixture of fullerene condensates is most commonly used to line gas storage tanks on starships. The unique qualities of the liquid provide increased thermal efficiency and reduced the risk of combustive malfunctions.

A slightly damaged but still seemingly usable capacitor console. Capacitor consoles are a necessary component of starship capacitor units.

The Micro Circuit is one of the most common electronics components seen in use.

The control unit for a starships shield systems.

A strange piece of equipment recovered from a Sleeper drone.

Normally synthesized at great cost, small amounts of this film are also able to be removed from the outer layers of a Sleeper drone's armor. When combined with other materials it has the capability to spread thermal damage out across the hull, cooling it quickly, thus minimize the incoming damage from heat-based weaponry.

Since it has no moving parts, this solid-state power core can operate for extremely long amounts of time without the need for maintenance, offering an unlimited amount of energy regeneration in the process. Although the resilience of the Sleeper design is drastically different from other technology, the same fundamental principles have been used in capacitor production for centuries.

A strange piece of equipment recovered from a Sleeper drone.

A strange piece of equipment recovered from a Sleeper drone.