Noah still did not give a direct answer. Instead, he asked the many Decision Makers to judge for themselves.
At that moment, his gaze turned toward Li Chen, especially with a meaningful look.
Clearly, this was aimed at Li Chen.
It seemed that Noah wanted to take this opportunity to reinforce Li Chen's impression and correct his past misconceptions.
Li Chen understood perfectly well, but he did not expose Noah. Instead, he seriously looked at the starfield map and began calculating and analyzing it himself.
His computational power activated naturally, and a separate three-dimensional image of the Virgo Supercluster's structure appeared in his mind.
An area the size of a palm occupied less than one hundred-thousandth of the Virgo Supercluster's total area on the three-dimensional map.
If he used conventional methods, such as visual estimation, Li Chen figured he would not be able to work it out even after a month.
But now, he could easily use his computational power to calculate the real answer.
Because Noah was practically giving them an open-book test.
The three-dimensional starfield map he had provided even marked its scale with precision down to one-millionth.
They only needed to enter those figures into the relevant calculation model to immediately obtain the Virgo Supercluster's exact volume.
As for that so-called palm-sized area, Noah was merely deliberately misleading everyone.
If they truly calculated based on the size of a palm, the resulting data would definitely be distorted.
That was because the Virgo Supercluster was not a flat plane, but a complete three-dimensional space.
Of course, Noah had actually given them several key hints just now.
A palm-sized region.
It contained around a hundred galaxy groups.
Furthermore, the Virgo Supercluster was a galaxy cluster with a relatively even distribution of galaxy groups. They could use the number of