Through super-distance communication, some of the unmanned probe spacecraft, satellites, and telescopes under Tom's control, closest to the newly appeared star, also accelerated and flew towards that star. At the same time, various deep space detection devices also turned their orientation, aiming at that star.
But for some unknown reason, this detection, spanning approximately 5.5 light-years, failed to yield any intelligence.
That star remained indistinct in the lens of the deep space telescope, its details unclear.
This was very abnormal. A distance of 5.5 light-years could be considered very close; it was impossible for a star to be unclear.
With a hint of doubt in his heart, Tom waited silently.
A few months later, the closest batch of deep space detection devices to the newly appeared star maneuvered to an appropriate location, reducing the distance to less than 1 light-year.
A new observation began accordingly.
