Zero's response came as no surprise to Lü Yongchang.
It was easy to understand.
As the black hole probe drew closer to the black hole, the gravity and spacetime curvature around it would continue to increase.
That sharp increase in gravity and spacetime curvature would cause problems with the passage of time.
If the black hole probes remained undamaged, they would still transmit at the same frequency, sending data to the fleet once every second.
But according to Lü Yongchang's calculations, once they reached the designated region, the fleet would need more than six minutes to receive a single second's worth of information in full.
As for the Quantum Superluminal Communication Device, it had not been affected by the so-called [event-form] theory and continued to perform well.
But time dilation also prevented it from transmitting information quickly.
As a result, the observation and research cycle for the black hole had been forcibly stretched to several times its original length.
"Sigh..."
Lü Yongchang gazed at the dazzling accretion disk outside the porthole and let out a soft sigh.
Although he knew perfectly well that there was no resisting this, he still felt a little frustrated.
For the first time since the Earth Era, an external factor had slowed the progress of his research.
At that moment, the fleet was moving with the accretion disk, slowly orbiting the black hole.
Only by maintaining a certain orbital speed could the fleet avoid falling into the black hole.
And because of this, the fleet was drawing ever closer to Lost Star.
Lü Yongchang narrowed his eyes slightly and sank into thought as he watched the distant planet, tinged yellow-green in the light of the accretion disk.
What had the primary star in its former stellar system been like?
An inexplicable thought surfaced in Lü