I wanted to give this a try - particularly I figured I could try to create descriptions for items that have no description. I tried to build their properties from the items they create. Others are improvised entirely. Without further ado:
Yan Jung Crystal Cylinder
Retrieved from Yan Jung ruins in the Algintal constellation, this crystal cylinder is still in excellent condition. It could be put into use building modules requiring extremely sturdy crystalline structures. Analysis suggests it could also be used to enhance module specific microcontrollers, thus reducing CPU and energy requirements while still maintaining highly efficient forcefields.
Yan Jung Glass Scale
Yan Jung glass scale linear encoding units are prized for their incredible precision even after millennia of neglect, and are needed for ultra-precise machining of certain other Yan Jung derived components and modules.
Yan Jung Info Matrix
This info matrix holds data stored in a holographic format. This particular info matrix appears to contain advanced theories regarding force field generation and energy efficiency optimization.
Yan Jung Nano Fabric
This exotic fabric has resisted wear and tear for thousands of years. Analysis of its base materials indicates that much like contemporary microfiber shielding, it would still work as a flexible electromagnetic interference insulator in high-energy systems.
Yan Jung Null Shell
Dubbed the “null shell”, this device is a remarkable and barely understood piece of ancient technology that utilizes exotic quantum physics theories to nullify runaway electrons in its vicinity. This is extremely useful in preventing damage to high-energy plasma conduits, augmenting their stability.
Yan Jung Paradox Box
The Paradox Box is a self-contained storage and holographic display unit that contains solutions to several quantum physics paradoxes, which can be useful in enhancing the effectiveness of various types of forcefields without the need of extra resource cost.
Yan Jung Plenary Wire
Also called “perfect wire”, it is a Yan Jung version of the standard superconducting wire, with subtle differences in base materials.
Yan Jung Semiotic Theory
Semiotics is the study of signs and symbols. This is a data-cache of studies on the symbols used by the Yan Jung.
Yan Jung Silk Armor
Despite its name, the Yan Jung Silk Armor is actually a block of advanced metamaterial that can be weaved with modern tools into ultra-thin, yet immensely durable strands that can then be tensioned around sensitive modules, and will act as a low-tech protection from blunt damage incurred during spaceship combat (e.g. collapsing bulkheads, objects thrown by explosions).
Yan Jung Singularity Fact Sheet
Collected Yan Jung knowledge and understanding of singularities.
Yan Jung Tachyon Stetoscope
Named as such due to its distinctive shape, the tachyon stetoscope is used for detecting and capturing of tachyon particles.
Yan Jung Thunder Kite
One of the more mysterious pieces of ancient salvage, the Yan Jung Thunder Kite, when incorporated into existing module designs such as remote armor repairers, sensor boosters and warp core stabilizers, launches an array of energy tendrils (outside visible light spectrum) that move erratically much like a kite or lightning - hence the device’s name - always seeking the path of least resistance and communicating it with its parent module, typically boosting the transmission and acquisition range of said modules.
Yan Jung Trigonometric Laws
Yan Jung Trigonometry is almost but not quite entirely unlike standard trigonometry.
Yan Jung Vellum Etch
Vellum etches are thick slabs of carefully coarsened ceramic platings, usually installed in locations requiring high heat resistance.
Yan Jung Void Machine
It is uncertain what the Yan Jung used these devices originally for, but the main use for recovered Void Machines today is to enhance the creation of the depleted vacuum bubble by a ships warp core, in particular, they are core components of the most advanced warp core stabilizers available on the market.