Big A checked the editing time of the star map and said: "This star map was edited during the birth of the planet, about 3 billion years ago."

"..."

Maybe it was edited by the ancient civilization when it implanted the 'relic seeds' on the Mecha Star.

If he had known that this star map was so old, he would have gone to get a new one before Aisin left.

Generally speaking, in regular star fields, star maps are updated every hundred years.

What will a star map look like if it has not been updated for 3 billion years?

Is this map reliable?

"Forget it," the senior engineer suddenly thought of something and said, "Mark me the pulsar near the channel."

"Marked complete."

Near the yellow line, three small light spots appeared.

"The coordinates of the pulsar have been confirmed through outer space monitoring stations." Big A added.

"That's good," Gao Gong finally felt relieved. After all, the lifespan of a pulsar is not as exaggerated as 3 billion years.

Confirming pulsars near the channel is a necessary operation for space explorers before sailing.

Because pulsars are also called cosmic signal relay stations.
Chapter completed!