"Krypton was a star." Injustice Batman dropped a bombshell.
Injustice Superman and Schiller were both stunned.
Injustice Batman was staring fixedly at a diagram.
This was the Maintenance Room they had found on this level of the mine. Clearly, at this point in the dream, Krypton had not yet been destroyed. All the equipment was functioning normally, and the instruments monitoring activity in the planet's core faithfully displayed their data.
None of the three could read Kryptonian writing, but Batman understood all kinds of data better than they did.
As long as the laws of the universe remained unchanged and everyone was carbon-based life, the foundational sciences of all civilizations would not differ much. Especially when it came to data, there were basically only differences in presentation; the underlying information being monitored remained the same.
"What is it?" Schiller looked at him and asked.
Injustice Batman stood there in silence for a long time, as though accepting some fact. He looked at Schiller and said, "How reliable is this dream?"
"The shallow layers of the dream are relatively reliable," Schiller explained. "You can think of this as Hal's memory of the past."
Injustice Batman pointed to the diagram on the instrument before him and said, "This is a fusion reaction monitor. It shows that the active energy core underground is an enormous high-energy fusion reactor."
"This kind of diagram normally only appears in stars. Either Krypton is a star, or it was supposed to become one."
Schiller only had a superficial understanding of professional astronomical knowledge, but he understood what Injustice Batman meant.
Everyone knew that the greatest difference between stars and planets was that stars contained ongoing nuclear fusion reactions, while planets did not.
So if nuclear fusion occurred inside a planet, was it still a planet?
Theoretically, this