While deploying the Avengers to monitor the Eternals, Harry also posted a bounty in the Star Sea Community's database.
Some European Space Agency data indicated that this operation had been an exploratory mission based on Wormhole technology, but the problem was that no one knew where that Wormhole actually led.
What was more, by the time Harry found the coordinates, the Wormhole had already closed.
The only information available was that Ajak's projected destination had been somewhere near the Oort Cloud.
Earth had no Warp Speed equipment, and that ship only had a Hyperspace Engine. It seemed that Hyperspace Engine technology was related to Wormhole travel technology. Since the Eternals would not readily provide humanity with technology, Ajak did not know much about the technical side either.
Although the war was still ongoing, the Osborn Group's bounty attracted plenty of attention. A large number of interstellar travelers headed toward the Oort Cloud.
However, a new problem emerged during the search.
"Sir, the Star Gate guidance system appears to have encountered some issues. Approximately 15% of travelers have experienced abnormal deviations. During the same period, 37% of travelers within the Community reported reduced Hyperspace jump accuracy, with some even experiencing anomalies."
Harry frowned at the report in his hand. Hyperspace jump technology had long since matured. According to the historical records gathered by the Star Sea Community, this technology had not been improved in a very long time.
The differences between the Hyperspace Engines of various civilizations amounted only to startup efficiency and transit times differing by a few dozen seconds. Historical data showed that the probability of such jump deviations was under 2%.
There was even less need to mention Star Gate technology. The technology itself was highly stable. Compared with traveling through Hyperspace passages, this artificially guided technology had