The Pinicon Belt

Aurin-Ah uses the tools at his disposal to analyze the crystal and the runabout's design. He determines there are two methods that could be used to recharge the crystal.

The phasers. Tuning the phaser emitters from the runabout to the proper resonant frequency will deliver vast energy to the crystal capacitor without harming it. Getting that frequency wrong would be disastrous, but there are safe ways to test it first.

A cable. The antimatter dilithium reactor can be channeled through a high energy power conduit. This would require some cannibalizing of parts from either the runabout or the station.

Lastly, thinking about the runabout, he realizes that the shield generators from the Raven can be used to create a force field to seal the breach against atmosphere leakage. The Raven would need to remain in the hole, but it could give you time to effect the repairs in a comfortable environment. Momentum: 13
Threat: 4

By Luna's hand and with Aurin's guidance and monitoring, the runabout's phaser banks charge the crystal. The capacitor stores the energy, and you tune the frequency a few times before cutting off the power transfer.

Once the crystal is charged, the first key task is complete, and the away team can now transfer power to the archives chamber, the Sculptor apparatus, and the station’s environmental systems to re-establish atmosphere and artificial gravity.

When Drake communicates with the other team, they indicate that something is happening there, and recommend that you send someone to observe.

The wiring setup proposed by Aurin-Ah sounds entirely reasonable to me. Doctor M'Ress can make a simple (D1) roll for Reason+ Medicine.

Doctor M'Ress, despite her profound medical knowledge, is unable to make sense of the baffling options available from utilizing the Sculptor technology. Specifying an Earth-like atmosphere eludes her.

The investigative team heads toward the archives, now with power, to see what they can learn about the station and most importantly how this multiverse scrambling effect might be reversed.

This spherical, sparsely furnished room features engravings in the walls roughly shaped like hands with the fingers spread open, though each hand engraving has only four fingers. Scores of these handprints cover the walls of the chamber.

Tricorder scans of the room show a crystalpowered computer mainframe with virtually limitless amounts of data storage capacity. Aurin-Ah, M'Ress and Luna upon inspecting the room quickly suspect the machinery here stores vast quantities of information and may even facilitate an advanced form of artificial intelligence.

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Meanwhile, Drake and Jayce head toward the doppelgangers. Do they call you that? you might wonder. They find the other team soon enough, working away.

This spherical chamber features a single computer terminal at its center, and crystalline material rings the walls and ceiling. Long corridors meet at opposite sides of the room, stretching to the other sections of the space station.

They've stripped two of the phaser rifles down in and apparent attempt to use them to power the apparatus, but now that power is on, they're examining the computer terminal.

Captain Walker asks, "We've got power, good work. I think we'll need the databanks to make sense of the functions of this device, but it appears to have a neural interface."