Science Department Observations. Subject: Omega 556 "Fek'lhr's Heart"

Posted on Mon May 5th, 2025 @ 4:27pm by Lieutenant Inara Senn
Edited on Mon May 5th, 2025 @ 4:29pm

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Object Summary
Type: Stellar Core Fragment (Neutronium-based)

Hazard Class: Omega-Level Anomaly (System-Killer)

Initial Discovery name “Fek’lhr’s Heart." Discovered by the University of Qo'nos in 2268.

Mass Estimate:

6.3 × 10³¹ kg (~0.03 Solar Masses, ~30x Jupiter’s mass)
Note: Dense enough to mimic a compact star, though no fusion signatures detected

Diameter:

Estimated 24.2 km across (based on gravitational lensing distortion field)

Density Estimate:

~6.9 × 10¹⁷ kg/m³
Object may be composed of stabilized neutronium, degeneracy pressure intact

Trajectory & Motion
Velocity (System-relative):

~112 km/s toward inner system
(Standard for rogue compact remnants; will increase as it descends into local gravity well)

Approach Vector:

Prograde relative to the system's orbital plane; shallow descent angle of 1.3 degrees

Time to PNR:

5.84 standard years (±0.3)
Calculated at 1 AU threshold for irreversible orbital instability

Radiation & Particle Effects
Gamma Radiation:

Spike rate: Every 19.2 seconds, burst strength increasing 0.7% weekly

Neutrino Emissions:

Sustained flux at 1.2 × 10¹¹ particles/cm²/s
Unexplained irregular "pulses" suggest potential for core instability or remnant heartbeat

Subspace Interference:

Localized distortion field radius: 0.7 AU
Warp drive field efficiency reduced by ~17% within that zone

Systemic Effects (Ongoing)
Planetary Orbit Drift (outer gas giant):

Orbital eccentricity increased by 0.0032 over 18 months
Calculated stress exceeds known gravitational norms—fragment is asserting tidal influence

Cometary Object Disappearance:

7 catalogued long-period objects (Rivenor Cloud) have not returned on schedule—believed consumed or deflected

Current Risk Summary
Zone Radius Effect
Red Zone <1 AU Lethal radiation, total orbital destabilization imminent
Orange Zone 1–5 AU Irreversible gravitational impact within 5 years
Yellow Zone 5–10 AU Measurable orbital changes, slow radiation creep
White Zone 10–15 AU Low-level background influence, long-term concern

Signed.

Lt. Inara Senn
Lt. Cmdr. Deanna Celes.

 

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