Time passed quietly, and Tom was always working on this project with all his might.
However, the progress of this project was not smooth. For a complex binary system like a red giant-white dwarf, its matter movement is too chaotic, and its complexity is almost millions of times that of the Earth's atmospheric movement.
It is already so difficult to make weather forecasts for Earth based on atmospheric movement, and it is almost impossible to predict the gas movement, magnetic field changes, and other phenomena of a star in such a chaotic state.
Even though Tom had launched tens of thousands of scientific research satellites specifically to collect stellar data, he could only barely make short-term "weather" forecasts within 48 hours. If the time was a little longer, the prediction accuracy would rapidly decrease.
This led to Tom's industrial spacecraft, Gravity Life, Electromagnetic Life, and others, constantly being threatened by the stellar "weather."
