"Boss, we've deciphered the electromagnetic-wave signal we received."
"That fast?"
"The later electromagnetic-wave transmissions contained a dictionary."
So that was it.
But soon, Mo Jingchun realized something was wrong.
What kind of idiot civilization would do this? Broadcasting electromagnetic waves and exposing its location was one thing, but it had even attached a dictionary, as if afraid other civilizations wouldn't understand the message.
Unless... it was a trap! Waiting for some civilization that didn't know the universe was a dark forest to walk right into it.
For some reason, at that moment, Mo Jingchun suddenly thought of a very popular novel.
The Three-Body Problem.
How similar this scene was. The only difference was that the civilizations had switched roles.
The civilization broadcasting electromagnetic waves and exposing its location wasn't humanity. It was a civilization in a distant galaxy, in the direction of Jupiter.
If it was true that the Sun was an electromagnetic-wave amplifier, just as the novel described, then the contradiction would make a lot more sense.
But that was the problem: a novel was a novel, and reality was reality.
Nobody knew whether the Sun had the unique structure described in the novel and was a natural electromagnetic-wave amplifier.
After all, even if they suspected it was true, no country would risk exposing its civilization's location by conducting an experiment and firing high-intensity electromagnetic waves at the Sun.
After all, because of The Three-Body Problem, most people on Blue Star firmly believed in the Dark Forest Law.
Beautiful Country had been cursed by netizens countless times for launching the Voyager probes.
At the dining table, Li Xuanyu and Candy were both distracted, unable to focus on their meal.
Zero's reaction just now made it seem like something extremely serious had happened.
In all the years she'd been with