What appeared from Gao Gong's data perspective was none other than the "Machine-Rift Star."
Or rather, it was a large-scale model created through planetary data simulation.
For Gao Yuanyuan, who possessed the data of two planetary computers—Deep Web and Cybertron—reconstructing it was not difficult.
Of course, she could also take actual samples and build a planetary model of "Longhorn Whale Alpha."
However, resource planets and ordinary planets contained far too much data. Even with three planetary computers, the computing power would still be insufficient.
Not long ago, following "Cyber Space Unit One" and "Advanced Mechanical Production Line Unit Two," the third "planetary computer" had successfully rolled off the production line.
The project handled by this planetary computer was the genuine Mother City's Sixth Division, similar to Deep Web back then.
Deep Web, which had already transformed into a "cosmic relic," had also enthusiastically offered some guidance.
After all, no one understood this Mother City better than she did.
Now, the computing power of all three planetary computers was concentrated on this "data planet," all to assist Number 19 in creating the world.
Gravitational-wave lifeform Number 19 was a top-tier third-order information species. When the space station was besieged by the space pirate fleet, it had participated in the battle as a hired force. Of course, it had merely gone through the motions and had not truly joined the fight.
That was how it had formed a favorable connection with Gao Yuanyuan.
As a "wave lifeform," it referred in physics to ripples in the curvature of spacetime and belonged to the "physical-quantity lifeforms" among information lifeforms.
These lifeforms generally originated from planetary explosions, and to "advance," they often had to return to a planetary explosion.
However, a planet generally took several billion years to progress from its beginning to maturity and