Dark Matter Core research

[Soban]

This is Grey, reporting in.

Biological and Mineralogical Observation Update

On the mineralogical front, no notable changes have been observed, as expected. A two‑month timeframe remains insufficient for the initiation of any detectable crystallization process, especially under such extreme conditions.

The organic results, however, have been disappointing. All test organisms, including the Nomadic strains, perished within a short time. As previously theorized, Nomads appear unable to metabolize or withstand concentrated dark matter radiation. Their vulnerability to such fields remains consistent across all observed specimens.

To account for potential transportation stress, I’ve dispatched a courier to acquire new biological samples, this time employing a modified containment and delivery protocol. It’s possible the prior method destabilized or lethally stressed the organisms before exposure. Additionally, I’ve deliberately requested a surplus of specimens, which should allow for selective retention of only the most resilient individuals.

Finally, I’ve submitted a separate request for the unusual alien organisms located near the Nephilim wreck in Omicron Zeta. These entities have evidently endured long periods of spacefaring drift, and I have a strong intuition that they may possess unique resistance profiles relevant to dark matter interaction. They could very well be the key we've been looking for.