The Light Screen's first image was a brilliant, profound starry sky.
It was the vastness formed by countless stars.
Such an opening involuntarily drew the people of the real world into the scene.
And different people felt differently upon seeing it.
For those uninterested in astronomy, who had never watched space documentaries or other science videos, this was their first time seeing such a dazzling sight. They were all immensely curious, finding the starry sky truly beautiful, with an ethereal sense of the boundless deep void.
Those who had studied astronomy were even more excited.
Because this differed from videos made with special effects, and from what could be observed through astronomical telescopes and other monitoring equipment. It was a clearer, more complete view of the starry sky—a higher perspective that humanity was currently unable to observe clearly.
And that was indeed the case. Although the System had created it, the starry scenes were all real. They were sights visible only through the authority achievable by Earth, this special world of life, combined with the perspective of a representative of the World Consciousness—a view of the universe as seen from a planet's perspective.
For astronomy, this was undoubtedly a massive breakthrough and discovery.
The footage was immediately recorded and fed directly into supercomputers for analysis.
Without question, this was an astronomical carnival!
Then, amid all this, a deep narrator's voice rang out from the Light Screen.
"The universe is vast and brilliant, filled with countless secrets—and countless dangers..."
Gamma-ray bursts, supernova explosions, black hole gravity, stellar annihilation...
One cosmic disaster after another known to humanity unfolded, displayed one by one through the Light Screen.
For those who had never seen such scenes, it was an unprecedented, awe-inspiring spectacle of stars. For astronomy enthusiasts and researchers, it was an even greater