The scientists attempted to input a command, "ASI89I%%$," which was a query instruction for specific observation data about a Constant Star.
All the data was processed by Omega and then published; these commands are just like programming languages in a database, where humans have the authority to access data but are unable to modify the content within.
Indeed, with just a blink of an eye, people obtained a massive stream of related data.
Dense strings of numbers flickered incessantly on the screen.
In these data, a large portion pertained to observational data of the Constant Star, accumulating several thousand PBs per second. It was due to such precise observations that the Dyson Sphere could be controlled optimally.
A small part comprised the main control programs, such as which gate had been opened, which component had been damaged, and so on.
