At first, everyone slowed down the playback by fifty times, but they still couldn't spot any clues.
In the footage, those stars and planets disappeared from sight in an instant.
They restrained themselves and slowed it down even more.
This time, they tried slowing it down by one hundred and fifty times to see if they could catch anything.
Unfortunately, even at one hundred and fifty times slower, they couldn't capture any clues.
Even at one hundred and fifty times slower, they couldn't capture any anomaly?
Karshev and a group of interstellar war correspondents found it unbelievable.
They vaguely suspected that what was happening was beyond the speed of light.
So even at one hundred and fifty times slower, they couldn't observe anything unusual?
Driven by determination, they slowed the footage down by one hundred thousand times.
With Earth's current technology, captured footage can generally only be slowed up to two hundred fifty-six times.
