People didn't know how to describe their complex emotions, nor whether to feel joy or sorrow. It was such an important victory, yet only a small portion of the crowd was clapping.
This situation caught the eye of many scholars, who quietly worried about what the future might hold...
The recent plan involved two planets nearing the perihelion for the last time in the course of thousands of years.
Due to accelerating for hundreds of years and further accelerated by the gravitational slingshot, the kinetic energy accumulated by the Big Ice Ball was incredibly vast.
In the coming 800-plus years, the Big Ice Ball would travel to the far perihelion of its elliptical orbit.
450 years later, at a location 120 astronomical units away from the neutron star—the planned observation point—a prime observation opportunity would arise.
