<h4>Chapter 503: Chapter 504 ck Hole Expedition Cluster</h4>


    Tens of thousands of objects shuttle between the stars. With human eyesight alone, it is difficult to see the true face of these objects without the help of optical equipment. In the universe, stars are like a lighthouse in a dark ocean. They can illuminate the surroundings, but they cannot illuminate everything. For objects at a distant scale, they The light is too cold.


    In thisrge group, there is an individual who is different from the group. Many things that look like pot lids on the object face their concave face in front of the group.


    "It''s almost there. There is a ck hole in front of it, three light minutes away."


    "All members wake up!"


    When such radio information is emitted from the object, the silence in the group melts like ice and snow, and the radiomunication between individuals builds a channel to connect with each other.


    "Is it finally over? Our journey."


    "Oh, I didn''t even know that one of my reactors stopped working."


    "Where have we been?"


    "It''s said to be the location of the three light points."


    "I saw the ck hole. The gravitational lens effect is obvious, and the stars in the background are twisting."


    "What a terrible celestial body."


    From the dead silence to the noisy, bustling channel, tens of thousands of sub-light-speed creatures have been awakened from a long sleep.


    "We have been gone for 20 years, have we?"


    "Almost, it takes twenty years to travel five light years across stars with a quarter of the speed of light."


    "Well, we can use a higher speed..."


    "There''s nothing we can do. Who can''t use the high-power feedback signal against the ck hole? The ck hole will swallow the signal. If we use sub-light speed to go to the ck hole, we don''t even know when we should slow down."


    In order to solve the problem of ck holes, the collectors assigned a cluster of tens of thousands of sub-light-speed organisms to the wandering ck hole that is difficult to observe on the route.


    Their task is to breed several signaling organisms in the orbit of the ck hole, which will broadcast high-power radio signals by absorbing the radiation scattered from the ck hole.


    In this way, the collectors of other star systems can easily capture the location of the ck hole, and then n a sublight route that is not affected by the ck hole ording to its trajectory.


    The most important thing is to be able to urately monitor the movement of the ck hole at all times. If the ck hole is pulled by the gravitational pull of the star, causing it to move sharply like a ster system, the collector can also react and take action in time.


    "Is this a ck hole? The first time I actually observed it, it was so horrible..."


    This is the first time that collectors have observed a ck hole at close range. In the past, it was through a model established by mathematical calction, or remote observation of light-year distance to understand the appearance of the ck hole.


    This shock of close observation is iparably strong. A celestial body of the same size as the earth is dark and deep. It is the darkest ce in the universe and the deepest abys in the world. If you fall into it, you will no longer have a chance toe out. It can be directly equated with death.


    It is impossible to urately define the edge of this celestial body, because there is a circle of things like a water wave wrapped around it, that is, the gravitational lens of the ck hole. Time and space choose to yield in front of the powerful gravity, showing a distorted form.


    This is the most extreme celestial body in the universe.


    "Fortunately, this thing is not a living individual like Wei, otherwise the ethnic group will be in danger."


    Some collectors in the group are grateful for this, but some collectors are puzzled.


    "Why? If this kind of celestial body can exist consciously, we can let it not hurt us. Shouldn''t the danger be reduced?


    "Have you ever thought about why a ck hole listens to us if there is consciousness? We have no value to it. The destruction of the ethnic group is purely based on the preference of that life, and it is so horrible that it is not malicious, but simply exists near the ethnic group, which is disastrous for the ethnic group.


    "So that''s it."


    The collector who asked responded clearly that the gravity of the ck hole is too strong, far more terrifying than that of a star. If you are close to a certain star system, you don''t need to enter, you can force a bunch ofs in the star system to be arranged in a straight line. The so-called seven-star beads, nine-star beads are like this.


    And the impact of ck holes is not limited to these aspects.


    However, there are also collectors who have other ideas.


    "Wrong, if the ck hole is conscious, the safety of the ethnic group should rise. Even if it is malicious to the ethnic group, it is not a big problem for the ethnic group."


    "Why?"


    "Because the speed of light cannot be exceeded, the ruler effect stretches the time of the ck hole itself. Just like we sail at sub-light speed, time will pass very slowly. Looking at us from the perspective of the ck hole itself, the speed of action will be very fast, close to the speed of light. When it expresses malice, the poption will have enough time to escape. "


    "But if the ck hole consciousness expresses goodwill, with the assistance of its subjective consciousness, the ethnic group will be safer."


    The collector who raised the objection exined the reason for his objection.


    "But the ck hole itself has its own impact, even if it is not malicious to the ethnic group."


    "So as long as you keep a distance, you can ignore this. Since it is goodwill, you should keep a distance from the ethnic group. If you don''t keep a distance, it is malicious, and the ethnic group can also escape."


    After a while silent, the proponents of the previous threat theory agreed with the views of the opponents.


    "...It seems to be like that."


    In this way, the collectors walked through themunication and quickly walked the distance of two light centimeters, only one light centimeter away from the ck hole. At this time, they can clearly feel the surging gravity from the ck hole, and can also see the retion disk and jets rotating around the ck hole.


    "Attention, everyone! Turn the direction and deflve 75 degrees to the right!"


    "Are you going to slow down?"


    "No, it''s eleration."


    The gravity of the ck hole is very terrible. The closer it is to the ck hole, the higher the speed of the collectors. The gravitational potential energy is transformed into kic energy, and the increase of kic energy also means the increase of speed.


    The collectors who do not want to face the star rainbow effect deflect their course, revolve around the ck hole, and rely on the centrifugal force formed by high-speed orbit to fight against the gravity from the ck hole.


    Tens of thousands of sub-light speed organisms are divided into several groups and begin tobine to breedrge giant organisms. This is their task. The poption needs to broadcast the location of the ck hole in real time to improve safety.


    However, there are some minor idents in the process of carrying out this task.


    "I caught a series of regr signals, which is in the direction of the ck hole!"


    "It won''t be so urate, right?! I used to be d that the ck hole is an unconscious object, but now this is happening!"


    "Don''t be nervous. There is a terrestrial in the ck hole, and the signal shoulde from there."