Voyage of the Stars.

Chapter 1281 The Great Voyage Spirit Will Never Die
Such scientific progress immediately became breaking news within human civilization. At the moment the experiment was successful, all the living spacecraft were introducing the content and results of the experiment.

There were also many experts who personally participated in the experiments and observations and came forward to explain.

Unfortunately, no matter how professional this explanation is, it is still too abstract and profound for people who cannot observe from a third person perspective. Not many people can understand the mechanism. And even if someone understands it, they can't figure out the mathematical formulas behind these phenomena.

Humans are talented, but talent does not mean that everyone understands it. It is still the top few who lead the progress of science.

Time passes during long voyages, and human civilization gradually masters various new knowledge at the microscopic and high-dimensional levels during these voyages.

Tens of thousands of years later, the Great Voyage Organization had long since left the Blue Galaxy. When they left, the Great Voyage Organization did not leave anything else for the Blue Civilization. Everything they should have given was already in the black stele and the body that Yue Yuan had used.

The Great Voyage Organization did not interfere with the development of the Blue Civilization.

As far as the Great Voyage Organization knows, the Blue Civilization was indeed divided into two parts during that period. One part continued to develop on the mother planet, as they felt that the black tablet was a priceless treasure and could not be abandoned. The other part set foot in the starry sky with mature controlled nuclear fusion technology. This part was mainly composed of the former Omar Democratic United Nations, and most of them were genetically modified people, that is, the new Blue People.

They gave up on further research on the black square stele, but took away the body left by Yue Yuan.

Although the Lan Cai galaxy is very small, with the technology of the Lan Cai civilization at the time, it would be impossible for them to maintain contact all the time, and they would inevitably become two homogeneous civilizations in the near future.

Maybe it's more than that. The Blue Galaxy is not that big. Maybe they will continue to expand in the future until the Blue People are all over the Galaxy. Because there is only one race of Blue People in that Galaxy, after a long period of evolution, with the advancement of technology, the entire Blue Galaxy is likely to become a situation where interstellar countries are spread all over.

In this case, if you want to carry out a long voyage, you must integrate all the countries and make the Blue Civilization a whole again, so that you can embark on the road of long voyage. It's not that a force that has developed for tens of thousands of years can't carry out a long voyage. In fact, as long as it is a level 6 civilization, it can barely carry out intergalactic voyages, but the problem is that before the voyage, the fleet structure must be changed to the long voyage mode, so it has to carry out a war of unification.

After all, among the many interstellar nations, there are always some that want to take advantage of the weakening of your warships to launch a sneak attack on you. Before dealing with them, no nation dares to step out of this galaxy.

Regardless of the future of the Blue Sky Civilization, the Great Voyage Organization has already traveled through several galaxies. They are all relatively normal galaxies, not to mention that there is nothing new to see.

In those galaxies, the Great Voyage Organization did not encounter any special civilizations like individual civilizations, nor did they encounter microscopic demons or boundary breakers. There were only some various technological civilizations, but no unique technologies were found among them.

Perhaps the civilizations with unique technologies have already gone on a long voyage, or perhaps these galaxies have never had any civilizations with unique technologies at all.

Once the Great Voyage Organization arrived in these galaxies, those local civilizations would be beaten and fled if they dared to cause trouble, unless they came for friendly contact. To deal with these civilizations, the five major technological civilizations of the Great Voyage Organization did not even need to go out in person, they only needed to send second-tier civilizations to fight. And the Daya civilization, the Alan civilization, or the ordinary sixth-level civilizations that originally belonged to the Falcon Voyage Organization were not afraid either, and they volunteered to go out and solve the problem without even the instructions of the five major technological civilizations.

Anyway, if you lose the battle, you have the five distinctive technological civilizations to back you up. If you win, it will be the military merit of the Great Voyage Organization, which can improve your status in the organization. There is no civilization that doesn't like to be superior when communicating with other civilizations.

It can be said that the Great Voyage Organization is not so easy to talk to those local civilizations. And such behavior has also led to the legend of the Great Voyage Organization left in the galaxies along the Great Voyage Organization's long-distance routes.

Some are kind legends, some are horror and thriller legends, and there are also legends of great exploration and pursuit of eternity. There are all kinds of legends.

The concept of the Great Voyage also spread along the route with the Great Voyage Organization. It is conceivable that when the local civilizations on the route also start the Great Voyage, the concept of the Great Voyage will spread again.

This may be another form of communication.

The Great Voyage Organization can be said to have left its own legend in the universe. If billions of years later, if the Great Voyage Organization really fails, there will be legends about them in the universe, proving that there was once such an organization that tried to break through the limits of the sixth-level civilization. Although they failed, their spirit is eternal.

Just as the pioneers told mankind back then, they will not stop. Even if they fall, they hope that those who come after them will stand on their shoulders and move forward.

On the road of great voyages, various civilizations have never given up their exploration of science. Civilizations with unique technologies, like humans, have invested almost all of their scientific research efforts in them, while ordinary level six civilizations have tried to find ways to master unique technologies.

Unfortunately, after reaching the sixth level of civilization, almost all roads were blocked. Even though these civilizations devoted all their scientific research efforts, they only made progress in some technologies, but had long since stagnated in basic physics.

The longer you embark on the Great Voyage, the more you can feel the horror of the stagnation of basic physics. This has been the case for a long time. If it weren't for the Great Voyage, many civilizations in the organization would have lost their motivation to move forward and turned to find a galaxy cat to spend their remaining years in.

The Great Voyage, seemingly as romantic as an epic, is filled with despair. The journey is long, the void is vast, basic physics is stagnant, the route is tortuous, and the universe is full of dangers. Moreover, even if one really reaches the void, no civilization can guarantee that it will be able to successfully master vacuum zero-point energy.

Failure to master vacuum zero-point energy means that the civilization is doomed to perish, because it will definitely not be able to get out. Of course, if one civilization in the Great Voyage Organization succeeds, it can bring out other unsuccessful civilizations, but are those civilizations really willing to be brought out?
They definitely wouldn't want to do that because there is a successful precedent, and bringing them out would mean that the civilization would completely lose the qualification for promotion, so choosing to stay would actually give them a glimmer of hope.

(End of this chapter)