Starting from a top student and marching towards the sea of ​​stars

Chapter 619 Absolute Strength Gap

"No, this is absolutely impossible. But judging from the energy required for this operation, no civilization can afford such a huge energy consumption."

"Even if we do, we can only create a few such planets at most and send them to various locations in the universe. But this requires all the energy stored in our civilization, which is totally not worth doing."

In order to achieve this goal, it is necessary to use space folding technology to create several folded spaces leading to different locations. Moreover, the distance between these planets is very far, and the energy required to create space folding is not a small amount.

Coupled with the huge cost of planetary transformation, no civilization would do such a "high investment, low return" thing.

"If that's the case, then how did we discover this information? Is what we received just some illusions?"

"Yes, this is the only possibility. I am sure that they did not really create these planets, but only created the illusion of their existence. It is like a mirage. It is difficult for us to distinguish the difference between real things and virtual images just by looking at them with our eyes. But in fact, they are fundamentally different. Only through more multi-dimensional analysis can we find the problem."

"So, this civilization deliberately created these illusions? But how did they do this? Even we can't see through it. This is just some virtual information."

"I've said before that this civilization is definitely not one that can be underestimated. They can often use some real and fake strategies, which are things our civilization is not good at. But this cannot hide it from my eyes. On the contrary, it is easier to expose the true location of their civilization. From the information of these virtual planets, we can find the true location of this civilization more accurately, because the information of these planets must be very close to their real home planet."

This inference made others suddenly enlightened. It was like the story of "there is no silver here", which was equivalent to exposing the information of one's own civilization.

"What we need to do next is to distinguish whether the information about these planets is real or deliberately fabricated. With our understanding of the various planets in the universe many years ago, this is completely doable. The existence of each galaxy and planet must meet its objective factors and will never suddenly appear."

Under the leadership of the chief scientist, they quickly started this work.

The progress of this work was far from as easy as they had previously imagined, because Ning Chen did not simply create some virtual data, but simulated the existence of these planets in a very comprehensive manner.

Ning Chen clearly produced almost all the basic information they needed to search for planets. Even the chief scientist of this "space civilization" found it very difficult.

It was not until dozens of days into this work that they finally found a key breakthrough.

"Sir, we have screened out which ones are real planetary information and which ones are simulated planetary information. There is a unique kind of gravitational wave that cannot be simulated. Through this, we have completed this work..."

After listening to the research results of this chief scientist these days, the managers of these "space civilizations" all felt very satisfied and recognized.

Just as the chief scientist initially believed, the information about the candidate planets that suddenly emerged were indeed forged by the Blue Star civilization. However, because the information was too realistic, the identification work was not easy to carry out.

However, with his strong scientific research ability and work tenacity, the chief scientist finally successfully completed the task.

"Fakes are always fakes. Since they didn't really create these planets, we can definitely find the differences between them. Now we can explore these real candidate planets, which is not difficult to do."

Now they only have eight candidate planets left, which may be the real mother planet of the Blue Star civilization. Judging from this number, the next work may be completed in a short period of time.

In fact, Ning Chen had thought of this, but this was the ultimate disguise that Ning Chen could do. What's more, this chief scientist was definitely not an ordinary person. Being able to delay him for some time was already a relatively successful plan.

After obtaining these alternative planets that may be the mother planets of the Blue Star civilization, this "space civilization" faces a new problem.

Normally, if you want to explore these eight planets one by one, you need to come near these eight planets, or at least send corresponding detection instruments to the vicinity, so that you can get some deeper information about these planets.

Even if this "space civilization" has such capabilities, it is definitely not easy to actually implement all these actions.

Because in theory, if they want to send all these instruments to the vicinity of these planets, relying solely on conventional navigation methods will definitely take too much time. They cannot wait for dozens or even hundreds of years to find the true location of the Blue Star civilization.

However, if they use the method of creating space folding to send these detection equipment to the vicinity of these planets, the energy consumption will not be something they can afford.

After all, this is a space fold spanning dozens of light years. If there were only one or two such folded spaces, they could accept such a cost, but if every alternative planet was explored in this way, it would undoubtedly be a very inefficient thing.

"Dear Chief Scientist, can we first find a planet that is most likely to be the home planet of this civilization and build a folded space towards it? In this way, we can at least guarantee the highest probability of discovering their true location. If that doesn't work, we can consider going to other planets..."

This suggestion sounded reasonable, but it was rejected by the chief scientist. "No... This plan is still too risky. If we fail to make the right choice the first two times, it will be difficult for us to continue to implement this plan."

The chief scientist had already made relevant calculations. Judging from the antimatter energy stored by this "space civilization", they do have the ability to explore these eight alternative planets at the same time. However, if this really happens, the antimatter energy stored by their civilization will also enter a state of exhaustion, which is obviously a price they cannot accept.

If they had exhausted all the resources stored in their civilization in the process of exploring the actual location of the Blue Star civilization, they would probably be at an absolute disadvantage in the subsequent confrontation with the Blue Star civilization.

After a moment's silence, the chief scientist continued:

"In fact, we have a more low-cost method that will not consume too much antimatter energy while completing the exploration of these eight planets. In addition to conventional space folding, we can also create a simplified version of space folding. This type of space folding cannot allow all matter to pass through, and even most matter cannot pass through it, but it can detect some key information. As long as we can search for some important electromagnetic wave signals from it, then we will be able to distinguish which star is the real mother star of this civilization..."

"I see. This is a very careful and complete plan. According to this calculation, even if we conduct a relatively in-depth exploration of all eight candidate planets, the energy consumed will not be more than that of building a complete space fold. This is an energy consumption that we can fully afford. Even if we consume this antimatter energy, we will still be able to continue to attack this civilization and reserve enough energy for the subsequent development of our civilization."

"Great, respected Chief Scientist, let's implement this plan right away. When we find the location of this civilization, we can completely destroy it in a short period of time to avenge them for preventing us from mining antimatter energy."

In the following period of time, they began to conduct more in-depth exploration of these eight different candidate stars according to this plan.

In fact, if the purpose is to save energy, they can explore these eight planets one by one. As long as they find the true mother planet of the Blue Star civilization, they will not need to explore the remaining planets.

However, in terms of exploration efficiency and speed, exploring these eight planets at the same time will undoubtedly make it more likely to find the true mother planet of the Blue Star civilization earlier, and the accuracy of the search will be much higher than searching sequentially.

Therefore, they finally chose this more costly exploration method, and this method soon produced very good results.

This "space civilization" quickly built eight "simplified version" space folds leading to these alternative planets, and thus obtained more detailed information about these eight planets.

Although this level of exploration of a single planet would allow them to judge the final result more accurately, it would not be possible to reach a completely correct conclusion.

However, if the exploration results of these eight planets can be compared, the final result will be very convincing.

Within a month, they had obtained a relatively definite result.

"Sir, now we are basically certain that this planet, which is dozens of light years away from us, is the true home planet of this civilization. The characteristic of this planet is that when viewed from the outside, you can observe a distinct blue color. Let's call this planet the blue planet for now. From the verification of various information, there is a probability of more than 99.9999% that these intelligent creatures were born on this planet..."

Such an extremely high probability is enough to explain the problem. After all, the probabilities of the other planets are only around 99%. Although the probabilities between them seem to be similar, the accuracy differs by several levels.

Such research results also made other people in this "space civilization" feel very happy.

"That's right... If nothing goes wrong, we can prepare to attack this planet. Dear Chief Scientist, what do you think about this? Do we need to do further exploration?"

"Further exploration will naturally increase our success rate, but given the current situation, this is obviously unnecessary. I guarantee on my personal reputation that this must be the true home planet of this civilization. We can start this operation now and try to erase all traces of this civilization in the universe as soon as possible..."

The chief scientist's words once again gave others sufficient confidence, and he was able to guarantee with his own reputation that everyone could believe that the outcome of this matter was beyond doubt.

"Okay! Now let's officially build the folded space here and launch an attack on this civilization as quickly as possible! With the scale of this planet, we don't need to use too many antimatter weapons to completely destroy their planet."

At this moment, the chief scientist suddenly said:

"My dear officers, I still suggest that we make more adequate preparations. Judging from the capabilities of this civilization, it will be difficult for us to defeat them easily. We must be prepared for a protracted battle, rather than always thinking about being able to win overnight. They are definitely not a weak opponent."

"Haha, once we reach their civilization, no matter what tricks they use, they will not be able to compete with us. In the face of an absolute gap in strength, strategies are meaningless. Of course, we will also respect your advice, Chief Scientist, and will not be too aggressive."

In response, the chief scientist simply nodded slightly, but at the same time he still felt a little uneasy in his heart.

(End of this chapter)