The Fourth Scourge of Star Wars

1612. Ji Wenren

Baher-Barnack thought for a while and said: "If it is the influence of gravity, I can tell you that after 26 standard hours, there will be a period of time lasting 17 standard hours, because the orbit of a star is close, causing Hyperspace passages are impassable, and only through the secret passages we have mastered can we enter and leave the Yago-Dur galaxy."

"What about Stellar Storm?" Matt Horner asked.

"I don't recommend launching an attack during a stellar storm, because it will also affect our own warships. Obviously, the Galactic Republic wants to fight a protracted war with us, so our warships need to minimize losses as much as possible." Bahel- Barnacle stared at the screen in front of him.

On the screen is a holographic projection of the entire Yago-Dur galaxy. It can be seen that in this galaxy, three stars are slowly moving, one of which is a huge light blue star in the center, and the other two The stars are large and small, and they are also doing seemingly irregular movements.

And in this galaxy, the planet Yago-Dur is the only planet alone, and its orbit is not fixed at all. At this moment, the orbit is at the edge of the galaxy, on the side of the three stars.

In fact, the main reason why the Yago-Dur planet can exist for a long time and give birth to such a powerful civilization as the Ji Wen people is because the structure of this Trisolaran galaxy is relatively stable. Because the mass and volume of the star in the center is very large, it occupies a dominant position in this three-body structure. The gravity of this star affects the entire galaxy, and even makes the other two stars revolve around it.

Therefore, the gravitational force between the three stars forms a very complicated network. During the revolution, the Yago-Dur planet will be captured by the gravitational force of different stars, and then enter another orbit. This makes the planet appear to be flying around in the entire galaxy on the surface. In fact, the two small stars are actually flying around, but relatively speaking, the orbit of the stars is more stable.

In such an environment, the surface of the Yago-Dur planet is barren, and the entire crust has formed a hard and crystalline structure. But under the earth's crust, there are large voids, where the civilization of the Jiven people was born. The crystalline structure blocks the radiation from the stars, and after being filtered by the earth's crust, after reaching the lower layer, the stellar radiation becomes warm and pleasant.

Speaking of which, the birth of the Ji Wen people is also very accidental. If the Yargo-Dur galaxy has three stars with not too much difference in mass, then the three stars will not form a stable orbit, but will fly around. In this way, it is impossible for any galaxy to exist A planet naturally cannot give birth to life.

So during a certain period of time in the past billions of years, maybe tens of thousands of years, the Yago-Dur galaxy was in a relatively stable orbit during this time. Moreover, this orbit is neither far nor near, just in the most suitable position, so the temperature is just right, and the first batch of single-celled organisms on the planet were born.

Since then, life has taken root on the planet Yago-Dur under various coincidences, and gave birth to the brilliant civilization of the Jiwen people.

According to the calculations of the Given people, the three-body structure of the Yago-Dur galaxy will be broken in a billion years, and the huge star in the center will eventually swallow up the other two stars. During this process, devastating damage will occur. The influx of a large amount of matter makes the star unable to maintain its own shape, so the matter begins to collapse, and eventually a superstar explosion is formed.

The supernova explosion will last for tens of thousands of years. During this time, at least one-third of the planets in the core circle of the Milky Way will keep their planetary shields open at all times, otherwise the resulting gamma-ray burst will destroy everything along the way.

After that, the Yargo-Turr galaxy will form a massive black hole. Here, too, will become a forbidden zone of life.

Baher-Barnack pressed a few buttons to input data, and then countless lines appeared on this holographic star map! These lines are marked with different colors, and the three stars and the planet Yago-Dur are marked.

"This is the trajectories of the stars in the Yago-Dur galaxy in the next hundred years." Baher-Barnak said, his tone was a little low, "This is also the countdown of our Ji Wen people... and Even a race-critical countdown like this is only 80% accurate..."

He shook his head, the exoskeletal head unique to the Ji Wen people made him expressionless, but his tone was tingly, "Do you know why we Ji Wen people agreed to General Ling's plan without hesitation? Even if her plan directly turns our planet into the main battlefield."

Matt Horner shook his head slowly. Judging from the incomparably complex Trisolaran galaxy in front of him and its orbit covering almost every corner of the galaxy, we can understand what kind of environment the Jivan people are facing.

Among these billions of routes, if even one of them intersects, the entire galaxy will face catastrophe.

He understood a little... In such an environment, he could face death at any time. And not just ordinary deaths, but the demise of entire civilizations!

If a person dies, he may be able to do so without concern. Because he will know that someone will remember him, someone will honor him, and someone will live with his spirit and ideas.

However, the demise of a civilization means that everything you have will be in vain! Your offspring, your offspring, the country, environment and even the planet you live in will cease to exist! It's total death... because, well, there's no point.

Jiwen people have always lived with such a mood...

So they have nothing to fear.

Baher-Banak once again slammed the scepter in his hand on the ground, only to see that the mathematics team of the Ji Wen people deleted all the data in front of them one after another, and then started a new round of calculations.

These people here, even within the scope of the entire galaxy, are the most outstanding mathematicians. But at this moment, they are all constantly calculating with a unified voice, turning themselves into a part of such a huge mathematical model.

"Why did we join the Fourth Civilization?" Baher-Barnack said bluntly.

In fact, many affiliated planets of the Duchy of Dawn know the term Fourth Civilization, but very few are willing to mention it.

Because for the civilizations of these planets themselves, the fourth civilization is not yet qualified. No matter how magnificent the past this civilization claims to be, what is in front of them now is a very young civilization.

And all these civilizations have a history of thousands or tens of thousands of years.

Deep down in their hearts, they still reject the fourth civilization.