Astounded, Liara watched as the gel pack slowly reformed back into it's original state of existence.  She had never seen anything essentially brought back to life as it shifted back and forth through time.  She continued to monitor the readings from the diagnostic table, uncertain of what she was seeing.  Her mind understood the numbers and her knowledge of engineering told her what she should be accepting or discounting based on the laws of physics; but she had never dealt with chronitons or time travel before she arrived on the McNair.<br/><br/>The readings jumped off the chart for a minute when Dun activated the phasic containment and the gel pack once again turned into a pile of dead ash.  She couldn't make sense of what the computer was telling her was happening.  She thought to herself that had she asked the computer to analyze what had just happened, the computer itself would have been stuck.<br/><br/>"Dun,  these readings aren't making any sense to me.  The computer is monitoring all of the changes, but the scans are all over the place.  I've studied theoretical subspace engineering and Quantum physics and I still have no idea what the computer is telling me is going on."  The look on her face would have said everything she just did in a tenth of the time, but she wasn't sure Dun even noticed her face seeing him staring down at the gel pack stuck in some odd flux field of particles.