Wandering Spaceship in Deep Space Chapter 360: Leave human traces
Zhang Yuan asked again: "Is there not even the simplest original template?"
"We haven't found it for the time being, maybe we haven't found enough places...or maybe it really didn't evolve."
"Just forget it if you can't find it." Zhang Yuan thought for a while, and shook his head: "The warehouse is full, and we are about to set off soon. There is no need to delay here forever because of this matter..."
To tell the truth, if this planet really gives birth to intelligent life in hundreds of millions of years, or more than a billion years, it is definitely not a lucky thing.
Because the greater the mass of a star, its lifespan will be short. This blue dwarf star is not like the sun, which can exist for 10 billion years. Its lifespan is only more than one billion years. Then a supernova will erupt and become a star. The real neutron star neutron star!
If you really develop higher life here, but suddenly find that your star is about to be destroyed, and there is no time to escape, it will undoubtedly be a great tragedy.
So, in order to prevent such a tragedy from happening... Human beings are very funny and have placed a safe on this planet.
This safe is made of a special composite ceramic material, and its volume is equivalent to a rectangular object the size of a refrigerator.
The things in the safe are also very simple, a few heavy metal plates, with the language of Gaia civilization, imprinted with some scientific knowledge, including Maxwell’s equations, electromagnetic induction phenomena and other electricity-related information, as well as mass-energy equations. , Plus the calculation method of star life.
Theoretically, if you are lucky, it shouldn’t be a problem to keep this thing for hundreds of millions of years.
"Yes, this planet does not currently have oxygen. If intelligent life is really born in the future, there is a high probability that it will be stuck in the age of electricity due to the lack of metal materials."
"If they find this safe and decipher the relevant text, they will overcome this difficulty easily."
As for the mass-energy equation and the lifespan of stars, it is just a reminder of how many years the entire civilization can exist... If the development is really slow and the stars explode and are destroyed, it is no wonder humans.
"You guys are really nasty!" Zhang Yuan heard Li Cheng's description, which was a bit funny, but he still felt quite interesting in his heart.
Yes, it is impossible for humans to foresee what will happen a billion years from now.
Can this safe exist for a billion years? Or, there is a high probability that geological movement will be buried in the ground and will not be discovered by any life, or this place will not give birth to any life at all. These are all possible.
These results, people don’t care at all!
People just enjoy the whole process for self-entertainment, and make a mark here to indicate that they have been to this planet, that's all. Many people also sincerely support such a move and talk about it. .
"Does human civilization come here for a visit..."
That's it. After all the preparations were completed, Kunlun Mountain set off again and left the planet.
The light of the ion engine looked very dim as long as it was a little farther away, and soon the entire fleet was hidden in the dark starry sky.
Next stop goal: Riley Star!
Estimated sailing time, 44 years.
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According to the data of the Badit people, Riley is a low-oxygen planet with an oxygen content of about 7.2% in the atmosphere. The respiration of life is dominated by aerobic respiration.
Because of the low oxygen content, there is no way to support the universal burning phenomenon. Even though the Riley civilization has a long history, it also encountered the same dilemma as the Gliese civilization. They were stuck in the electricity age and did not develop a My own technology is still in a relatively primitive state of life.
For tens of thousands of years, there have been several batches of interstellar civilizations that have passed through here, but none of them have any special leisure and elegance to save this ancient and traditional religious civilization.
There is nothing more sad than this in the world.
What is sad is not my weakness, but other people’s ignorance, ignoring that just like a monkey in the forest, no one cares about the monkey’s living condition.
When needed, grab a little population from the Riley Star for research, and throw it aside when not needed. What is the difference between this and the guinea pig in the laboratory?
In the virtual world No. 13...
"You are referring to those religious civilizations that are trapped in involution... It's not that I dislike them, but most of them are nothing more than mud that can't support the wall. This kind of civilization, as long as you have more knowledge in the universe , It will feel very boring, without any reference to it."
Prince Bart snorted and snorted: "You know, our commercial fleet has a small population. There is no need to waste time on this kind of garbage civilization. There are such inexplicable civilizations and beliefs everywhere in the universe. To their gods...God, God, save us in dire straits."
"You see, this is their general worldview. Instead of working hard, I believe in something inexplicable."
"I even think that a civilization that has the ability to survive a meteorite attack can be called a civilization, otherwise it is just some ordinary animals, nothing special." Prince Bart said with a sense of superiority.
...There is no conscious of being a captive.
"Then, Your Royal Highness, I have a little question."
"May I ask."
After these years of hard work, the Badit people have won a little status and received a better life.
Of course, until now, they don’t know that they are living in a virtual space...
Diplomat Wang Junpeng asked: “What about artworks? If it is a religious civilization with a long history, glorious art will inevitably be born. Isn’t the artwork of these ancient civilizations worthless?”
According to human speculation, the Gliese civilization was murdered by interstellar merchants because the artworks are very valuable.
"No, no, you are wrong. This is a matter of taste." Prince Bart stretched out the long tentacles on the side of his head, habitually wanting to exchange germ cells with Wang Junpeng, and then he suddenly woke up. Retracted back.
"Religious art? It is of little value. Mr. Wang, would you believe in the indigenous gods of religious civilization?"
Wang Junpeng said: "Of course not. I believe in science. In fact, most people in our civilization are like that. Of course~IndoMTL.com~There are also a small number of religious believers, but they are all pan-believers. Fanatics. Various religions have been born in our civilization...but I don’t think religion is useless."
" Then, if even the beliefs are completely different, why do you think that this type of artwork is valuable when placed among interstellar civilizations? Is it just because it is the crystallization of civilization? This is far from enough Ah! Of course, if you like, you can exchange some, but for most interstellar civilizations, you won’t like these things too much."
"...it is necessary for people to have real resonance. The powerful civilization of this universe is still based on the scientific worldview."
"Only art that tries to describe nature can be called art! As for the fanaticism of religious civilization, to us, it is completely funny and incomprehensible. In this way...Of course it is impossible to be valuable !"
Prince Bart talked boastfully and started his own long talk. Only at this time can he find his own sense of superiority.
includes what is the etiquette between interstellar civilizations, what is the customary elegance, all kinds of messy knowledge, and some are still guessing.
But even so, it makes a lot of sense for humans.
Humans have deciphered part of the Badit’s memory, but it’s quite nutritious to listen to it again, because many of the scattered memories are illogical fragments. If you use human algorithms to splice them together Going back, there may be a lot of fallacies.
And the ones that came out through inquiries, from a logical point of view, are much smoother.