The first to be relocated were the neutrino telescopes.
Tom had built a total of 16 neutrino telescopes. The largest of these telescopes stored 10 million tons of pure water in its internal pure water tank, while the smallest still held 4 million tons.
This meant that the pure water tanks alone had diameters ranging from 200 to 300 meters.
Their size wasn't actually too large. If it was purely for transportation, Tom could completely disassemble them, storing the equipment components and pure water separately, which wasn't difficult.
However, considering that they needed to operate during the relocation journey, it became quite troublesome.
This was because neutrino telescopes have a very important characteristic: they must block out other types of radiation as much as possible, allowing only neutrinos, which have extremely high penetrability, to pass through. Only then can they achieve the goal of detecting neutrinos.
