Every time it flickers, it releases a tiny beacon point.
Fly all the way, pulling all the way.
These beacon points are like stars, linking the signal layer by layer and transmitting it back to Earth.
As the spaceship travels deeper into the void, the beacon points gradually form a complex network, with each beacon point collecting spatial data information.
The main control system of the spaceship transmits this data in real-time to Eclipse City, where it is analyzed using complex spatial algorithms.
Soon, a three-dimensional space map appeared on the display screen of the Eclipse City security center, clearly marking the position of the spaceship.
More than ten minutes later, a faint light appeared in front of the spaceship.
That was the space barrier of the target world, like a thin water film, exuding a gentle halo.
The moment the spaceship's energy membrane made contact with the barrier, ripples spread across the surface, and then a crack slowly opened.
