Strangely, after entering the atmosphere, this meteorite still maintained its untouchable nature, yet it emitted a burning glow due to friction with the atmosphere.
If one doesn't actively try to destroy it or make contact and only observes, it seems like just an ordinary meteorite.
The temperature generated from friction and burning, along with various parameters, appeared incredibly real.
However, it's just observation.
The fact that a meteorite of this size doesn't burn up completely in the atmosphere is already anomalous enough.
The probe ships periodically conduct tentative attacks, later increasing the frequency, with low-power laser weapons continuously attacking the meteorite.
They're probing when the meteorite will finally manifest!
Meanwhile, preparations on the ground were complete, having already encircled the crash site and even laid out rigorous setups underground.
The aim is to ensure that whatever it is, will be firmly confined here once it manifests.
