The Stars inside globular clusters are very old, with most belonging to the second generation of Stars.
They are very likely remnants of the Milky Way's early consumption of other dwarf planets.
Among them are also many Neutron Stars, White Dwarf Stars, and even black holes and other massive celestial bodies, which maintain the existence of the globular cluster through gravity.
Generally, due to the excessively high Star density within globular clusters, almost comparable to that within the Nuclear Sphere, it is unlikely for primitive Civilizations to emerge there; most Civilizations found within are later Civilizations.
Globular clusters are also identified by Ella as Civilization gathering areas.
After tens of thousands of years of observation, most globular clusters have shown many signs of Civilization existence.
And most of them are Civilization Level 2 or above.
The two closest globular clusters to Human Civilization are NGC6397 and NGC6121, both about 7,200 light-years away, and not truly within the Human Civilization's jurisdiction.
However, they are already within the Human Civilization's radiation zone, and both of these globular clusters have Unknown Civilizations. The Explorer has been in contact with these Civilizations, while the Zerg have been attempting to conquer them.
According to Nuopeidan's description.
There are also Unknown Civilizations on the other side of these seven passages.
If Human Civilization wants to occupy these passages, it must dispatch Soldiers to conquer these Civilizations.
Ella, of course, would not shrink back because of this.
The entrances to the seven wormholes are Gaia BH1, Gaia BH2, and Monoceros V616. These three black holes simultaneously possess seven ancient wormhole passages.
Generally, advanced Civilizations cannot discover them.
Because the wormhole passages on the surface of the black hole have already collapsed, the only things remaining are the 【wormhole Shielding Machine】 and 【wormhole Stability Device】 within the wormhole path.
These two objects directly use gravity as energy. Nuopeidan said that over two billion years would not render them ineffective.
When they were originally manufactured, their designed operational lifespan was 5 billion years.
5 billion years is also the half-life of the materials used to create these objects.
Ella announced the interstellar war plan in 242063 AD.
The fleet that was dealing with the Mirror Civilization in the original Pink Pastel Star System was recalled, and the exhausted Soldiers were replaced. After the new Soldiers were organized, these warships once again set off for the three major black holes.
Gaia BH1 and Gaia BH2, although always under the control of the Federation.
However, they are very far away and can be considered a cosmic exclave.
The garrison there is not large.
Support is still needed, and then new warship production lines must be built and the wormholes repaired before the war can truly begin.
This will take approximately 1800 years.
After releasing the plan, Ella's true focus of preparation was another matter.
Falling into a black hole.
In 242311 AD.
All experiments concluded.
Ella's Host began to truly probe into the event horizon of Zero Black Hole.
After more than 100,000 years of development, Ella's Host is now a behemoth.
Its total mass is 3.4 times that of the Sun, and its total volume is 18.8 times that of the Sun.
As such a behemoth falls into a black hole whose mass is not much greater than its own, the two powerful gravitational forces interact, causing the black hole and Ella's Host to begin orbiting each other.
This rotation accelerates as the two draw closer.
In the 7th year.
The speed of rotation had already approached the speed of light.
Afterward, a portion of Ella's Host finally made contact with the black hole's event horizon.
The imagined scene of being directly torn apart did not occur.
In fact, from the outside, these materials appear to be directly frozen on the black hole's surface, as if time has been slowed down countless times.
However, the real scene is not like that.
The Void Foil played its role.
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