The meteor Tian Hao had chosen was carried along by Douluo Star's gravity and rotational force, but it moved slightly slower than Douluo Star's rotation. Relative to Douluo Star itself, it was gradually drifting westward.
To make the meteor match the rotational speed and remain permanently suspended directly above Supergod Academy, an additional propulsive force was needed.
For this purpose, Tian Hao had designed this meteor orbital controller, weighing a million jin. It relied on solar energy as its power source for propulsion, and together with gravitational control and adjustment, it was enough to stabilize the meteor overhead, turning it into a fixed satellite and one of the foundations of the space elevator.
The meteor controller transformed, extending legs that rapidly climbed across the meteor. It soon reached a depression, where a thick drill bit extended from below and quickly bored into the surface, securing itself firmly in place.
Its solar panels unfolded, absorbing solar energy to accelerate the meteor and gradually adjust its angle of deviation.
This adjustment took a full month to complete. After all, it had to keep pace with the planet's rotation, and there was little matter in space to provide reactive force, so the process naturally could not be fast.
Of course, the main reason was that the meteor orbital controller itself had not been designed with much power. It was only meant to stabilize the meteor's orbit, so there was no use making it overly powerful.
That month had not been wasted, either. The space station modules below had long since begun construction, while more ropes and various components were hauled upward. In the end, they formed a huge ring a hundred meters in diameter, suspended beneath the meteor.
The meteor's orbital controller adjusted gravity to generate sufficient pulling force, maintaining balance with the