What was the point of studying stars and astronomy?
He knew that timekeeping, navigation, and calendars all depended on astronomical research. In other words, studying astronomy helped preserve historical records, while using calendars to summarize the seasonal cycles benefited agricultural work.
But what other meaning did it have?
Liszt stroked his chin, narrowed his eyes, and thought quickly. "Could it be that I'm supposed to bring over that whole set of twelve zodiac signs, using constellations to study personality, fortune, and romantic compatibility?" That sort of "knowledge" seemed to have little use beyond flirting with young girls.
But he soon thought of one major application.
His expression turned serious as he said to A Ke, "Don't think astronomical research is useless. In truth, astronomy may have enormous value. Do you remember the legends of the Moon Empire? It is said that the Moon Empire had a teleportation array leading to the moon. Do you think such a teleportation array could be built without studying astronomy?"
"Ah?"
A Ke was indeed startled. "Brother makes a great deal of sense. Without astronomical guidance, humans would have no way to reach the moon. Although we don't know whether the Moon Empire's teleportation array was real, if we live on a planet, then perhaps the moon, as a planet, also has life living on it."
"That's right." Liszt nodded faintly. He had nearly convinced himself with this line of reasoning.
Many legends had already been proven true, so the Moon Empire's teleportation array might not have been false. If there truly was a teleportation array that could land on the moon, then one day in the future, he would definitely step onto it himself and visit the moon to see what scenery lay there.
In fact, under Chris's direction, the Mage Tower in his