Gravitational wave technology followed a purely materialist path. It was also a common historical method for calculating Yin World's orbit.
Everything possessed gravity, and the gravitational source of Dark Matter could interfere with the propagation of light. If they merely observed sunlight rather than Yin World, it would not trigger an information backlash.
Old Cat could not help but feel troubled. The earlier matters were still manageable, but what was this Gravitational Wave Telescope that had suddenly appeared?
He clutched his head with both paws and began pondering the truth behind the Era Disaster...
"You people are talking like riddlers now... I'm the only one who doesn't know anything, meow damn it."
"Don't ask. Think about those outsiders—why could they only survive the disaster by erasing their memories? It would be better not to know."
Old Cat was deeply conflicted. "But how am I supposed to bring this up within the civilization? Suddenly demanding that Green Field City build a Gravitational Wave Telescope would be strange and abrupt, wouldn't it? We've never researched this thing."
Sea Snail Miss said, "We have some fiscal surplus now. We can use various talent development programs as an excuse to launch a few research projects that cannot turn a profit, then slip the Gravitational Wave Telescope in among them. That way, it won't seem abrupt."
This was essentially fishing in muddy waters, but it did sound feasible.
"As for gravitational wave technology, the Blue Roc Civilization should have it, right?"
"Haha, of course! I was just about to volunteer myself! We used to be a Quasi-Interstellar Civilization!" Jin Bote could not leave the Different Dimension, so he attended the first Ink Sect meeting in the form of a "virtual projection."
"However, Pangu Continent is mixed with a great deal of willpower-based gravity. The old