Chapter 592: Chapter 384: Past Events of the Milky Way Gxy (6100 wordsbined into 1)_2
They immersed the core metal material used in the manufacture of engines in a special force field for decades, modifying it constantly, resulting in a drastic improvement in engine performance.
Barnard’s Star Fleet’s propulsion system is slightly inferior, roughly on par with the Sr Fleet, but its energy weapons are more powerful.
Distinct from the phase particles and high-energy rays of the Sr Fleet, Barnard’s Star battleships’ main guns emit a special energy called Austrian Rays, which have much greater pration and destructive power than high-energy rays and phase particles and can travel at 1.5 times the speed of light.
The Barnard’s Star scientists’ ability to develop the Austrian Cannon relied on arge meteorite in the Barnard’s Star System.
A natural ore in the meteorite can be mined to extract Austrian Isotope 305.
When ordinary high-energy rays are used to irradiate Austrian Isotope 305, Austrian Rays are stimted.
Earthlings, who lived in istion, could never have imagined that stable substances with a rtive atomic mass of 305 could exist in the universe at normal temperatures, much less have envisioned an asteroid that could spin at a speed simr to a ck hole without disintegrating. However, they saw it and put it to use.
The vastness of the universe is filled with infinite possibilities.
The ster blockade dome not only seals off space but also blocks the opportunity for civilizations to venture out and see new things – it blocks their vision.
Under the conditions ofcking a super-genius, the technological progress of the two colonies can keep pace with that of the Sr System. In addition to everyone starting on the same technological baseline, contact with news and witnessing new physical rules are also important factors.<div>
Harrison rk noted the progress of the Proxima Centauri Colony and Barnard’s Star and was deeply moved.
He had previously only thought about how the Sr System Barrier locked people in by sealing off space, but he didn’t consider the technological blockade. Now he understood that it truly was a deadly strategy.
Theoretically, once a civilization above Type I is sealed off, its technological level is unlikely to develop explosively.
Apart from technological matters, Harrison rk also briefly reviewed the exploration reports of the two colonies within the Milky Way, primarily in the Orion Arm.
After venturing out and taking root, these two groups never ceased exploring their external environment.
Moreover, the two colonies not only cut off contact with the Sr System but also maintained independence from each other.
Initially, they held fast to the advice “go far and never look back.” Since they could not make contact with their homeworld, they naturally wouldn’t attempt to contact other sessful colonies.
The two parties each chosepletely different directions, advancing forward and constantly establishing scientific research stations and dispatching increasingly advanced research vessels.
Although they haven’t gone too far even now – barely a few hundred light-years, with the furthest-reaching research vessel progressing less than 200 light-years, less than one percent of the Orion Arm – their sight is cast increasingly farther away thanks to more advanced detection equipment.
In addition, they can also see events happening in the Sr System from a rtively clear distance of several light-years away.
Although they have not personally experienced the horror of the Great Extinction Catastrophe, they can see it very clearly.
The people of the two colonies began to feel a sense of urgency, elerating the pace of exploration, sessively drawing definitive conclusions, and within the billions of stars that make up the Orion Arm, no other civilizations meet the Kardashev Type 1 ssification.
They discovered some alien civilizations, but none had the ability to travel across ster systems.
They have had brief and superficial contact with these civilizations, but they are entirely unaware of the existence of Compound-Eyed Observers.
Later, each colony independently discovered some ruins of destroyed civilizations – wrecked spaceships, torn cities, and evenrges that had been shattered into asteroid belts.
These destroyed fallen civilizations had one thing inmon.
No matter which developmental path these lost civilizations took, they were generally on the borderline of a Type I Civilization at the time of their demise, maybe slightly behind or a little over that threshold.
Just as they were about to, or had just, mastered interster travel capabilities, they suddenly perished.
The game, movie and novel titled “Lover” left behind by the ancient sage Harrison rk, along with the Great Extinction Catastrophe that urred in the Sr System and the intelligence collected by the two increasinglyrge colonies,bined to form a saddening conclusion.<div>
The Compound Eye Civilization certainly exists.
It’s just that every civilization that hase into contact with the Compound Eye Civilization has perished.
The other low-level civilizations that arepletely unaware of this fact are simply not worth ughtering.
Around the beginning of the 30th century, a research vessel from the Proxima Centauri Colony made a significant discovery.<div>
They found a small escape vessel.
This escape vessel does not belong to humans, nor to any confirmed lower-level civilizations, and does not match the estimated characteristics of the Compound Eye Civilization.
The technological level of this civilization is extremely high, almost reaching the theoretical value of a Tier 3 Civilization.
There is no one on the escape vessel, not even the remains of the dead, and no data or information.
Scientists tentatively named it the Egyptian tribe.
After careful discussions, scientists believed that the Egyptian tribe was very likely a major civilization in the Milky Way that was destroyed by the Compound Eye Civilization.