According to the Doppler effect, obvious signs of "blue shift" were noticed in the "track" of increased brightness, indicating that a star somewhere might be undergoing a supernova explosion.

This makes scientists excited. After all, supernova explosions are not common, and each explosion has great observational value.

However, only two days passed.

Scientists overturned their conclusions and came to a surprising conclusion:

"Oh my god, that continuously growing 'trail' isn't some celestial body, but an astronomical phenomenon within our galaxy!"

"It is approaching us at an astonishing speed of 800 kilometers per second, and is even adjusting its orbit in a manner that is not based on mathematical laws."

"Comet? This can't be a comet! A comet at this speed would have already flown out of this galaxy."

"Its trajectory has changed again, heading straight for Blue Mercury. The probability of a collision has increased from one in ten million to one in five! Even worse, the probability has increased to one in three. Oh my god! At this speed, even an object the size of a truck could unleash the force of a hydrogen bomb equivalent to hundreds of millions of tons. But judging by the high-energy blue light emitted from its trajectory, its diameter could be over 100 meters!"

"Oh my god, we must sound the alarm immediately! All of humanity is in a state of emergency. We are about to face an unimaginable apocalyptic crisis. If we take any action, we may very well go the way of the dinosaurs."

"Hey, it's slowing down. That mysterious trajectory is actually starting to slow down. The speed is already below 400 kilometers per second."

"The Halley telescope has been trained on the mysterious trajectory and has taken several photos. Oh my god! This outline, this shape, what is it? What on earth is this?"

Looking at the visible light photo, the outline is a bit blurry, but the shape is square, and you can tell at first glance that it is not a common meteorite.

The scientists were so shocked that they almost collapsed on the spot.