Project Discovery treasure hunt

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Discovery Phase One Monument as seen in Lannigisi

The trail begins at Project Discovery Phase One Monument in Lanngisi next to Lanngisi III - Moon 2 - Sisters of EVE Bureau.

Landmark info
In YC118, the Sisters of EVE launched the Project Discovery citizen science platform to the capsuleer community through the GalNet.

Beginning on YC118.03.09, Project Discovery's Phase One work was aimed at achieving a comprehensive categorization and analysis of tissue samples acquired from the Drifters since their emergence in early YC117.

Led by Professor Emma Lundberg, Chief Scientist for the SOE advanced research division, Project Discovery Phase One was particularly successful in mapping out a comprehensive protein atlas from the Drifter tissue samples collected and analyzed during the term of the project.

Project Discovery Phase One came to an end on YC119.07.11, after 16 months of highly successful work. Project Discovery Phase Two is a new Exoplanets Hunting Program and is being operated under the guidance of CONCORD's Chief of Deep Space Research, Professor Michel Mayor.

Please query the Phase One Monument's database for records of those capsuleers who were elite research contributors to Project Discovery's tissue analysis work.

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Technical Note: there appears to be an open Entosis Link port on this structure.

Entosing the structure will give one item per cycle.

Project Discovery Phase One Elite 5K
This record of research achievement marks those supremely elite capsuleers who achieved rank 5,000 and above in Project Discovery Phase One's tissue analysis citizen science program.

Those few capsuleers who achieved this are:

Ristari Mariones Moliko Vlad Rockfire

Project Discovery Phase One Elite 1K
This record of research achievement marks those elite capsuleers who achieved between rank 1,000 and 2,000 in Project Discovery Phase One's tissue analysis citizen science program.

Those few capsuleers who achieved this are:

King Currency Futoshi Ishii aeouiy Loreleen Maxy Solette Vit Uisen Ivan Vandopolus Nemo deBlanc Rouskach Haginen Wylex Cross Jimmy Thrace Serg And Fix Lag's Fianna MacConnor Trent Liandri Dezmand Nolen Sum Susam Asgiliot Ivanov Danny Chen Azotha Storm Mena Khanid Ardret Livetron AJIEKC Pride Lain Deudigren Tau Scorpii vitek 666 Isnome Alexey Strategov KFX415 Benelos Daams Ivan Puchtek Azanart Rin

Project Discovery DNA Reference (Minmatar)
This is a reference set of genetic data pertaining to the Minmatar bloodlines.

This data item bears the designation: MINMATAR // TGA AAT // 1180309 // 1190710

Project Discovery DNA Reference (Gallente)
This is a reference set of genetic data pertaining to the Gallente bloodlines.

This data item bears the designation: GALLENTE // AAA AAA // 1180309 // 1190710

Project Discovery DNA Reference (Amarr)
This is a reference set of genetic data pertaining to the Amarr bloodlines.

This data item bears the designation: AMARR // ATT GAA // 1180309 // 1190710

Project Discovery DNA Reference (Caldari)
This is a reference set of genetic data pertaining to the Amarr bloodlines.

This data item bears the designation: CALDARI // AAT GCT // 1190710

Project Discovery DNA Reference (Jove)
This is a reference set of genetic data pertaining to the Amarr bloodlines.

This data item bears the designation: JOVE // GCT ATG // 1190710

???

Apparently you can find the location for the other materials in the "code" from the racial DNA... like it's a scrambled system name. And it's not in high-sec?

System: Ienakkamon

Recovered Navigation Telemetry
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Recovered Radioactive Materials
This mildly radioactive material was recovered from a concealed laboratory compartment with the aid of novel scanning methods and exhibits some unusual properties. It could be useful in a controlled mutagenic process.


Biomechanical Interface Data
This recovered data appears to provide a framework for a novel biomechanical interface involving mutagenic adaptation of disparate sets of genetic data to establish a neural lace using fine control of nanites guided by the user's own genetic structure.

See also