Who should be in charge of distributing it? Daisy's words left Banner deep in thought. It was an unsolvable problem unless humanity put aside all its disputes and worked together—but how could that be possible?
They had to start small. First, they would set up advanced solar power to solve Antarctica's problems, then worry about everything else.
That afternoon, Daisy made a trip back to Shi'ar and brought back three Energy Absorption Metal Plates. The plates contained various optical devices and could efficiently absorb and convert stellar energy.
It was cutting-edge technology for Earth, but for many technologically advanced civilizations in the universe, it was simply mature civilian technology.
Energy Absorption Metal Plates had nothing to do with cutting-edge technology. There were too many planets in the universe, and not all of them were like Earth, with an atmosphere, water, and a distance from their star that was neither too far nor too close.
There were not many planets that met all those conditions. Many colony planets could only satisfy one or two of them. If the colonists did not want to live miserable lives, they had to use technology to create the necessary conditions.
Many colony planets needed enormous metal spheres to enclose their stars. That was relatively high-end technology and required many factors to be considered. These metal plates, built on planets to absorb residual energy, were derivative products with mediocre sales. Their place in the Shi'ar market was roughly equivalent to solar water heaters on Earth...
Daisy had not spent any money. She said she wanted to bathe with Wanda, so Mr. Goblin paid out of his own pocket for three metal plates and presented them to his master and mistress.
Although they had finished products, installing them in Antarctica still required extensive calculations. That was why