Material Information Network

An indescribable surge of delight welled up in his heart.

It had been a long time since Su Hao had felt such intense pleasure! The process of exploration was wonderfully exhilarating, and making a discovery pushed that feeling to its peak.

Once the exhilaration faded, Su Hao's resolve to keep exploring the unknown grew firmer than ever.

As he had always said: as long as the universe had no end, neither would Su Hao's exploration.

Su Hao left the Star Observation World and entered Marble Space.

After organizing his conjectures and test results from the Star Observation World, he recorded them one by one.

The preliminary conclusion Su Hao reached was simple: the Star Observation World was an Internet of Things Network composed of high-mass material "information."

It sounded rather convoluted...

But that was the essence of Su Hao's conjecture.

Many people knew a basic principle: the Gravity Waves of matter in space distorted spacetime to varying degrees.

Take the Cloud Ring System as an example.

The black hole at the center of the Cloud Ring System possessed incomparably powerful Gravity, and the distorted spacetime covered the entire Cloud Ring Galaxy. Every planet in the Cloud Ring System lay within the gravitational range of the Cloud Ring System's black hole.

Likewise, the powerful Gravity of the Blue Light star itself distorted the spacetime of the entire Blue Light Star System; Blue Light distorted the spacetime around its planets, as did Blue Light's two Satellites...

Layer upon layer, nested within one another, they formed an immense and complex Cloud Ring Spacetime System.

So here came the question: matter distorted spacetime, and then what? Was that all?

Su Hao had originally thought so too. It was already distorted—what more could it do?

But after entering the Star Observation World, he made