"Is this... also part of the universe?" Li Ruo Bai looked curiously at the distant scenery. Although this place differed from where they had come from, no matter how she looked at it, it still seemed as though they were on Earth.
At the very least, the trees, wild grass, and snowflakes all looked extremely similar.
Li Ruo Bai could hardly be blamed for thinking that way. In fact, everyone who came to this world had similar doubts and asked themselves similar questions.
"We can't confirm that accurately yet. Large radio telescopes and equipment like the Hubble Telescope aren't first-priority projects for now. But based on our current observations, this place seems more like a parallel space." Jiang Yan Hai thought for a moment and gave her a rough explanation.
To be honest, no one knew whether parallel spaces truly existed. But this place had a culture similar to Earth's—at least the people of Great Qin did. However, there were still differences between the planet here and Earth: its size, gravity, and continental plate distribution were all different.
If they judged by continental plates alone, the Red Star world seemed more like a parallel world. Its continental plate distribution was almost identical to Earth's, unlike Great Qin.
The plate differences in Great Qin were far too great. From that perspective, Great Qin seemed more like another planet somewhere in the universe.
But in the entire universe, what were the odds of finding a star system like the Solar System—eight planets orbiting a single star, with civilization on the third planet, two massive gas giants, and a moon around the third planet whose size and orbit were nearly identical?
The universe was vast, but honestly... those odds were probably incredibly, incredibly low.
"The people here are currently about a hundred years