In Ronan's perception, extraterrestrial space truly was a noisy and chaotic place.
Of course, that description was somewhat problematic. More precisely, it was a perceptual compromise between Ronan and Magneto-Optical Mica, forming a new world that was exceptionally wondrous to Ronan.
Here, radiation from the sun, the Milky Way, and the universe constantly came into contact with Magneto-Optical Mica's sensory extremities. Vast quantities of tangible and intangible interstellar matter passing through collided with it by the millions every moment.
It couldn't be helped. Magneto-Optical Mica occupied far too many layers of existence and spread itself far too widely.
Inside Earth's orbital path, in the region facing the sun, it was relatively restrained. Beyond the orbit, however, Magneto-Optical Mica was like an enormous curtain opened against the Solar Wind, continuously unfurling and swaying as it extended into the distance.
On a scale of hundreds of thousands of kilometers, the wildly expanding Magneto-Optical Mica inevitably endured pressure on the same scale—the greater its "degree of existence," the more frequently it interacted with vast regions of time-space and various layers of existence.
This was a kind of trouble humans could never experience.
Moreover, the information formed by those external stimuli had to travel through such a massive body. Limited by the speed of information transmission, it could not react as promptly as it did on Earth. Information from near and far inevitably piled up in sequence, crushing in all at once.
Under the combined effects of all these factors, chaotic noise beyond the limits of human comprehension was formed.
This was real noise.
Although the information within it exceeded the limits of human senses, because of Ronan's special connection with Magneto-Optical Mica, the corresponding perceptual results were translated in parallel through human sensory channels into perceptible signals with similar waveforms, allowing Ronan a