At this moment in the Cosmos, a strange scene appeared that had never occurred in the past ten billion years.
A humanoid species, radiating gravity waves similar to a high-mass celestial body, held up a silvery-gray asteroid with one hand and moved at high speed in a certain direction in the Cosmos.
Billions of people on the Moon could clearly see the surrounding starry sky changing rapidly.
Yet, despite such a strong change in the celestial body beneath their feet, they themselves did not feel any noticeable impact.
Many researchers began to use the speed of nearby celestial bodies to determine the current speed at which the Moon beneath their feet was moving.
But after rigorous calculations, they arrived at the astonishing speed of 50 million kilometers per hour.
This meant they were moving over ten thousand kilometers every second, reaching one-thirtieth the speed of light.
