The Great Voyage Organization still was not entirely sure, but this discovery alone was enough to make the civilizations within the organization afraid to act rashly. And so, next, the civilizations stopped in place according to the original plan, then dispatched even more probes and Research Teams to investigate.
The deeper they explored, the more alarmed the civilizations of the Great Voyage Organization became, because the survey results told them that this truly was a false Star System.
Every star in the Star System was fake, seemingly composed of holographic images, but the technical content was clearly far more advanced than the Holographic Technology of the various Level Six Civilizations.
Because after studying those stars one by one, the civilizations evaluated the data they had collected, and all concluded that they could not create holographic images like these.
Yes, every Level Six Civilization present possessed Holographic Technology, and all could skillfully apply it in daily life, but none of them could create such a lifelike planet in such an empty cosmic environment.
First, because the scale was too vast; second, because of the energy supply problem.
Every civilization in the Great Voyage Organization could create a virtual image of an entire Star System, but it would certainly be a scaled-down version, and it would be inside a warship. No civilization could create this kind of virtual image suspended in the cosmic void, as if it were something real.
The energy supply problem was even more impossible to solve. One had to know that, judging from the data currently observed by the Great Voyage Organization, this virtual Star System had been shining constantly, and its stellar spectrum was extremely similar to that of real stars, to the point of passing the false off as genuine.
Only when they got close did