With Human Civilization's current observation technology, finding a planet's moon was an exceedingly simple task.
The instant Lü Yongchang finished speaking, a conspicuous yellow marker appeared in the enormous Holographic Projection ahead.
Within the yellow marker was a tiny, dim speck, barely visible to the naked eye.
That was Titan.
Beside the immense Saturn, Titan was as inconspicuous as a grain of dust.
Under the academicians' gazes, the image in the Holographic Projection rapidly zoomed in.
After more than two thousand years, Titan's true appearance once again emerged before Lü Yongchang's eyes.
Everyone instinctively breathed a sigh of relief at the sight of the world, orange from traces of tholin, just as they remembered it.
Its appearance had not changed much.
At the very least, this proved that their original projections had been sound-this fortunate world had successfully escaped the devastation of the Sun's helium flash.
"Perhaps..." Gao Yang's earlier words suddenly surfaced in Lü Yongchang's mind, and a faint glimmer of anticipation flashed in his eyes. "There really are surviving jellyfish on Titan?"
From the Earth Era to the present, he had encountered all manner of life and witnessed their determination to survive in harsh, unforgiving environments.
He had therefore always believed in the miracles of life.
At the thought that an "old neighbor" might still exist in the Solar System after more than two thousand years apart, Lü Yongchang could no longer sit still.
He rose from his seat and issued an order, his voice urgent and full of anticipation.
"Zero! Send a small Survey Ship..."
"No, send three small Survey Ships to land on Titan and conduct a comprehensive search!"
Under normal circumstances.
A single Spherical Probe would have been more than sufficient to survey a small moon like Titan.
But to finish the search as quickly