Titan was long gone from the way it had looked when the Eternals lived there. After Thanos destroyed it, nothing remained but wreckage and the ruins of various anti-gravity structures.
Because Titan's gravity was much weaker, the branch of Eternals that fled Earth had naturally developed an entire range of technologies centered around anti-gravity after arriving here.
They would install Anti-gravity Devices on stretches of ground spanning tens of thousands of square kilometers and lift them into the sky. That way, the land beneath them could be inhabited again.
That had once been their way of life: living on the ground, working in Floating Cities, and traveling between sky and land by various means of transport.
At the same time, Titan had once possessed the highest shipbuilding capabilities in the entire Milky Way Galaxy. With the aid of anti-gravity equipment, its massive shipyards could construct giant warships within the atmosphere.
They did not have to be like other backward alien races, which needed to build orbital shipyards in space to avoid the awkward problem of their massive ships being unable to escape gravity.
Of course, old empires like the Kree, Shi'ar, and Skrull did not need to worry about such problems. Their warship engine technology could even move planets, so insufficient thrust-to-weight ratios were not an issue.
But that was the luxury of civilizations that had developed to a certain level. Civilizations like Spartacus and Earth, which had entered the space age only a few decades ago, inevitably needed orbital space stations if they wanted to build giant warships.
Su Ming had taken a shortcut by outsourcing all shipbuilding projects to Vanaheim, directly skipping that hurdle.
Still, such things were never as secure in someone else's hands as they were in his own. In the future, he would probably have