How was that possible?
How could there be no information about any giant meteorites?
There was only half a month before it would collide with Earth. Wouldn't such a thing have been detected years ago?
Could it be..
'System, what's going on? Is the giant meteorite even real?'
[Host, do not doubt me. The meteorite will definitely collide with Earth. As for why the astronomers on your planet were unable to discover it, your civilization's astronomical is simply too primitive.]
Too primitive?
Raymond suddenly understood what it meant.
Astronomical telescopes were different from ordinary telescopes. Those things did not rely on light alone.
Instead, they relied on the various energies emitted by other objects.
Astronomical telescopes collected information through large curved surfaces or antennas and then picked up the corresponding signals.
