"Bang!"
Using Ye Sha's field of vision, Mo Qiong launched another unmanned spacecraft.
Only this way could he guarantee that what he hit was the moon Ye Sha had seen.
However, the spacecraft collided with something. A huge, moon-white barrier became its landing point.
The spacecraft scraped violently against a surface, stirring up waves of ripples before settling down.
"What is this?"
The spacecraft had not hit the moon at all, but a wall located in outer space.
The wall projected a starry sky, along with a moon that faced Earth on only one side.
"The Vault of Heaven background is a screen?" a researcher asked, trying to determine what the wall was made of.
But Mo Qiong said, "It looks like a layer of jelly. Is this planet wrapped inside it?"
They could not see much through the camera alone. But the fact that they had hit this screen while heading for the moon undoubtedly showed that there was not only no other landmass—the entire outer space of this world was fake. The daytime sun and the nighttime starry sky were all fake.
"If the starry sky is fake, where does the energy on the surface come from?" the researcher asked in astonishment.
The sun provided Earth with heat every second. Without radiation from a real sun, Earth would be a silent, frozen planet.
To understand this problem, they had Mo Qiong continuously launch various probes.
Other people had to drive their lunar rovers carefully. Theirs went racing across the "moon."
Because it was so close—the starry-sky screen was only a thousand kilometers from the surface—the moon was also extremely small.
They observed it for an entire day, even trying to drill through the jelly wall.
However, they discovered that the seemingly soft jelly was actually incredibly sturdy. Even