A meteor streaked across the sky, becoming the most dazzling sight.
One, two, three, four...
Meteors flashed through the night sky one after another without end. This was unprecedented, like a genuine meteor shower.
Countless viewers watching the meteor shower cried out in amazement at the extraordinary sight.
There could be no more beautiful scene than this.
No one saw the mangled alien corpses exposed to space plunging into Earth's atmosphere at tremendous speed, turning into ash and dust amid fleeting flames without leaving a trace.
Some meteorites, mixed with spacecraft debris and escape pods containing cryogenic chambers that had long since stopped functioning, fell into the atmosphere and burned.
One after another, sometimes several at once—meteors appeared almost every second, visible to the naked eye like stars falling as raindrops.
Such a spectacle had never been seen before.
Stargazers across Earth all watched the sky without daring to blink, afraid of missing even one meteor. Delighted cries rose and fell continuously.
On the Moon.
The No. 7 Transport Robot was a multifunctional robot with a highly unusual design. It resembled Tanni with multiple mechanical arms attached, equipped with a small Ion Engine at its base that allowed it to fly over the lunar surface. It also had mechanical feet and wheels, enabling it to adapt to all kinds of terrain.
This robot had been specially prepared for exploring the Moon.
On Earth, it could lift heavy objects weighing two hundred kilograms. On the Moon, its carrying capacity could exceed one ton.
Two excavation robots were also mounted on No. 7 Robot's back.
After two hours of travel and flying over a rugged region, No. 7 Robot arrived in F14 Zone, the meteorite impact site closest to the base.
"The target is approximately 1,120 meters away at one o'clock."