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Across Seas of Time
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The Prophets once guided Akorem Laan through time, and now he hopes to pass through their wormhole again, this time for science as much as faith. Help him outfit his vessel to study the wormhole.
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The away team outfits Akorem's lightship with modern sensors and reinforcements in case of turbulence in the wormhole. He returns from the voyage eager to share his findings with both the Daystrom Institute and the Vedek Assembly.
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The away team reinforces Akorem's age-old lightship as best they can, but he does not return from the wormhole. It is difficult to tell whether the Prophets guided him back to his own time, or whether he met a more tragic end.
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Disreputable Sources
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After her many encounters with the Borg, Kathryn Janeway has gathered data on their use of temporal vortices. She wants to submit her findings to the Daystrom Institute, if the Bajorans will ever allow it.
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Although the Bajorans are uncomfortable with the source of Janeway's data, the away team convinces them that it is too valuable to ignore. They reluctantly agree to sponsor the rest of her work for the Daystrom Award.
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The away team makes a reasonable presentation about the value of Janeway's data, but Bajor's scientists are unwilling to use technology from as deadly a species as the Borg. Janeway's findings will not be brought to the Daystrom Institute.
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Opposites Attract
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Research on the relatively unexamined phenomenon of anti-time would impress the Daystrom Institute, but it may not be safe to attempt to generate in a lab. Find another way for researchers to study it.
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After days of searching, the away team found a small pocket of what they believe to be anti-time. They've warned interested researchers to study it cautiously, but the researchers are still excited to preset their findings to the Daystrom Institute.
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The away team attempted to track down existing patches of anti-time throughout the galaxy, but with little information about them to go on, they have no data to bring back to the hopeful researchers.
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Past the Cutting Edge
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Krenim scientists have asked to enter the competition, but given their people's use of temporal science for military purposes, the Bajorans are reluctant to sponsor them without assessing their research proposal.
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The Krenim's temporal research proposal nearly gives the away team a headache, but they are confident that it is harmless theoretical work, not anything that could we weaponized. The Bajorans agree to sponsor it.
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The Krenim's proposed research is so incomprehensible that the away team checks their universal translators for a malfunction. With no way to understand the Krenim's goals, the Bajorans refuse to sponsor them.
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Points of Protocol
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The Department of Temporal Investigations has halted all temporal research in the Daystrom Institute's competition until they are sure it is being conducted safely. Have an away team assist with the inspection.
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The away team is ready with reassuring answers and detailed explanations for every question the inspectors have about temporal research. The grudgingly allow temporal research for the competition to resume.
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The inspectors from Temporal Investigations are confused by much of the temporal research, and not understanding it, they label it dangerous. The away team cannot change their minds, and research remains at a standstill.
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Stretching Time
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Starfleet has studied many temporal anomalies in the present, but some of the Bajorans' researchers want to study their apertures in the past. They've asked an away team to check their slingshot effect calculations.
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After the away team corrects crucial errors in the scientists' calculations, they are able to travel a few years into the past for their research and return using the slingshot effect. The Daystrom Institute will be interested in their findings.
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The away team cannot tell whether the scientists' slingshot effect calculations are within a safe margin of error. They urge the scientists to hold off on their time travel experiment, even if it may cost them the Daystrom Award.
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Temporal Trickery
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Several Bajoran-sponsored scientists have reported strange malfunctions and accidents with their temporal experiments. They want a research team to find whatever is causing this and stop it.
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The away team's investigation points to Braxton, a 29th century captain who lost his career thanks to time travel. He shouts at them to stop their research, just before a ship from his own time wordlessly transports him away.
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The disrupted experiments range from simple computer simulations to complex chroniton particle collectors, all of them somehow malfunctioning. Whoever did this is intelligent, but the away team has no definite leads.
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Thought and Time
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The enigmatic Traveler and his people have a different understanding of time than most species do. Some of the Bajorans' temporal scientists would love to speak with him about temporal mechanics, if you can find him.
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The away team tracks rumors and hunches to an obscure star system, where they find the Traveler, wounded, in a strange vessel. They treat his wounds, and in thanks for their help, he agrees to share some of what he knows with the temporal scientists.
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The away team finds rumors of the Traveler, or beings like him, scattered across the quadrant, but they find no signs of the being himself. The temporal scientists will have to continue their research alone.
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Truth from Myth
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The former vedek Yarka is convinced that an ancient Bajoran prophecy holds the key to a new form of time travel. He's requested assistance translating its mystical references into technical terms.
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Interpreting Yorka's prophecy requires a few leaps of faith, but the away team uses it to create the framework for a temporal transporter. It is not functional yet, but it should still impress the Daystrom Institute.
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The away team and Yarka cannot agree on a single interpretation of the extremely vague prophecy. At the end of the day, they have nothing to show for their work, and Yarka is having doubts about the whole idea.
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Where Prophets Walk
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Most Bajorans support their government's sponsorship in the Daystrom competition, but some vedeks call such a close study of time travel heretical. Assuage their fears before they sway the public to their side.
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The away team patiently reviewed ancient text after ancient text with the worried vedeks, eventually convincing them that the Prophets seem indifferent to humanoid study of time travel. They agree to stop their protests.
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Despite the away team's arguments, the dissenting vedeks still insist that studying time travel will bring Bajor and those it has sponsored too close to the Prophets for mortals to bear.
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