Curse of the Stars Part 7

Watcher of the exotic starry sky

Time will dilute everything, time will prove everything, and time will have its own judgment.

1 I come, I see, I conquer

3 hours after the Overwatch passes through the wormhole

Okay, we've made it through the wormhole. Let me record the current situation, I don't know if anyone else can see these records. Mike and Sevia were still asleep, but fortunately their vital signs were all right and they would wake up in a moment.

But one of the first things to do is to remove all control of Sevia, especially the self-destruct button - fortunately, it is not the kind that is activated as soon as it is pressed, but will tell who pressed it, so that Sevia does not have the ability to destroy the space station, at least not by this means. As for why? Quite simply, I don't trust clones.

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The display here shows two times: Earth Time and the time after we passed through the wormhole, and then my record will record the time according to the time after passing through the wormhole.

The AI has found the location of the wormhole, which is more than 300,000 kilometers away! This allows it to be inferred that the wormhole is very fast, but fortunately there is an inert gas in the hibernation chamber to help reduce the impact. The AI told me that all the instruments were undamaged, but before they could start working, they would have to wait for it to finish exploring the field, and that process would take about a day — well, a day here.

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Mike woke up, and he reminded me that I could see a very bright object from the window of the next cabin, and I thought that it should be the star of this field, or the sun. I have to say that when I looked at this celestial body, I felt an inexplicable sense of familiarity, like the feeling of observing the sun from Minerva - the same size, the same brightness...... Could it be that we are close to the distance from this sun? Just a guess. Mike agrees, and it seems that the hero sees the same thing. The next step is to wait for the AI's debriefing.

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Sevia woke up, and he just asked in a sluggish manner what we had to do. It's not the time to be busy yet, so I'd suggest he can go to a book or a movie to pass the time first – there is one anyway. He asked me if I had any book recommendations, and I asked him to read "Romance of the Three Kingdoms".

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The results of the AI's detection came out, and Mike and I guessed correctly, that bright object was a star, and it was the only star in this field. The mass, volume, surface temperature and other data of this star are almost a copy of the sun we are familiar with, and it is reasonable that yellow dwarfs are basically like this. The solar system composed of this star contains 11 planets, 11 moons, more than 100,000 asteroids, and more than 600 comets.

I don't know if it's a coincidence or deliberately created by the N star people, these 11 planets are in 4 planetary orbits, and Mike compared the data of these four orbits, just like the solar system we are familiar with, almost replicating the orbit of Venus (2), the orbit of the Earth (2), the orbit of Mars (3) and the orbit of Jupiter (2), and the planets in the same orbit either exist in the counterpoint (2) or are in the third quantile of the circumference (3), which perfectly achieves that the planets do not interfere with each other and do not affect each other. None of the universes observed by humans have encountered such a perfect and precise combination of celestial bodies. The same magic also includes that each planet has only one satellite, which is likely to simulate the celestial environment of the earth and the moon, and the rotation time and revolution time of each planet are basically consistent with the earth.

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I slept and felt quite comfortable. This is the first time to sleep normally in an exotic starry sky, and there is no strange feeling, which may have something to do with the early adaptation to this space station.

Mike told me that further analysis of the various planets by the AI was over and asked me to go and see the report. However, at this time, the AI suggests that we have a good opportunity to enter the fourth orbit, so that we can move along the outer orbit like the previous Minerva, and even without the gravitational pull of the wormhole as a traction, the Overwatch will be able to enter in the tangent direction of the orbit and become a member of this orbit. Mike certainly supports this idea, and so do I.

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While the AI was performing the orbital run, I read the analysis report on 11 planets. If I hadn't seen the results of these analyses with my own eyes, I might have really thought that Gao Jie's concerns about the planetary environment were unfounded. These detailed data show that none of the 11 planets meet the conditions for direct human colonization, and the main problem lies in one aspect: the natural environment.

First of all, I have to admit that there is an incredible part of these data: although the 11 planets are in four different orbits, the atmospheres of these planets also have different combinations of different levels of light, ensuring that the light radiation level, temperature and humidity of the 11 planets are as similar or similar to those of the Earth as much as possible. In addition, 11 planets have rivers, lakes and seas, which are nothing more than a difference between more and less, and the data is similar to that of the earth. From these two points, the N-star people are really thoughtful in simulating the Earth.

However, the AI still found a huge loophole in the analysis - that is, the carrying capacity of the natural environment, but I think this may be caused by the lack of genetic information about the earth's animals and plants on the N-star people: on these 11 planets, there are only very low-grade plants, such as lichens, and there are no algae. What's more, there are no traces of insects and animals on these planets! Such an ecological environment also means that it is difficult to maintain it for a long time under the influence of external forces, if human beings rashly land and colonize, then it will be difficult to replenish the rapidly consumed oxygen and organic matter in time, and even before human beings start a new civilization, it is already difficult because of the atmosphere, water and soil, food and other problems. While we have advanced technology to solve these problems and mitigate risks by limiting population growth, it will take time, a long, long time to solve it completely.

Luckily, we came here ahead of time, discovered the problem, and had the "capsule system" in hand to solve it.

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AI calculations show that the time it takes for the "capsule system" to complete a visit to 11 planets varies depending on the planet's orbit and its own orbit, with the shortest being about four years and the longest being seven years. In order to ensure that we have to visit 11 planets at a time and give enough time to adjust their orbits, we set the "capsule system" to visit these planets for a period of 8 years, starting from the Watcher, completing the journey every 8 years, then returning for resupply and maintenance, and then starting the next journey...... Cycle. With the help of AI, these originally very complex tasks were so simple that I had the idea that AI would solve everything even if we didn't need to come.

Alas, there is no going back. Never going back.

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On the 55th day after passing through the wormhole, according to AI calculations, the Overwatch will cut into orbit (layer 4) in 3 days, and will be in a position that is relatively equidistant from the two planets in the same orbit, so as to ensure that they do not interfere with each other. During this time, I read the information of the 11 planets again, and I numbered them according to their size, the size of Planet 1 is almost two-thirds the size of the Earth, and the size of Planet 11 is only three-quarters of the size of the Earth, so it can be said that the size is just right.

I can't believe it, can N particles really do anything? It occurred to me that we must already be surrounded by N-particles...... Could it be that Mike can control them with control commands?

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I guessed it! Mike managed to make a piece of paper float for a while with the only control command he knew! N particles are also present in our space station! However, these N particles should not affect our normal work and life. I also paid special attention to the condition of the "entrance to the five-dimensional space", which did not change in the area due to the dispersion of N particles, but did it require specific control commands? Hmph, isn't that exactly what we're looking for here?

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Saivia was still reading, he was a quick learner, and I learned from his conversation that he had read all the classics and modern Chinese classics, and was now reading adventure books such as Robinson Crusoe, and he also had a habit of drawing and criticizing books, but I really gave this good habit back to my elementary school teacher. And Mike passes the time with movies every day, shouldn't he be more suitable for reading books for a quiet and rigid person like him?

I quietly discussed with Mike about clearing Sevia's memory, and according to the information given by the AI, Sevia must enter the survival module every 12 years or so to recover his body, and once this time is exceeded, his body will accelerate aging, and death is possible. So I discussed with Mike that every 10th time Sevia entered the survival pod, he would automatically erase his memory, which was also in line with the human life limit. Whenever Sevia's memory resets, the training can be done by the AI, as McDorm and I spend half of the time in the hibernation pod.

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Good news, just now the AI shows that we are already in orbit, and if nothing else, the "capsule system" is ready to go. However, its first step is not to "sow new humans", but to "terraform" the 11 planets, and the genes of those animals, plants, insects and other creatures in the "capsule" are completely necessary. God, I don't know which devil ...... No, which genius has perfected the "Star Project 4.0" and thought really thoughtfully for the future of mankind!

AI calculates that the time for all planets to complete the "terraformization" is about 1200 to 1800, so we will officially start the work of "sowing life" after 2000. Alas, is this a waste of 2000 years? On the other side of the planet, it's just less than 9 days.

I told the AI to get the "capsule system" off to start the "terraform" work, and to call Mike.

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The "Capsule System" has set sail successfully! The AI took less than 5 minutes to plan the next 10 orbital routes, and what is even more amazing is that the order of the 11 planets visited is the same for each trip! Has AI ever worked as a courier? This ensures that each planet will be observed a "capsule system" about 8 years apart, and it may become a comet in the mouth of a new human – at least 5,000 years from now, of course.

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Before officially entering the hibernation capsule and arriving in the future, I also want to tell Saivia to study more and care less about work, of course, AI can also help me do this, forget it, leave it to AI, because the next time we meet, Saivia doesn't know me anymore, and his memory will be reset 16 times in 2000, although it is cruel, fortunately, he doesn't feel it.

So the time of this hibernation is set after 2000, and I really didn't think about sleeping for so long.

By the way, this is the 65th day after passing through the wormhole, how long has it been on the other side of the Earth?

- Maybe only 1 minute.