Novel & Cerita Apakah Ada Kehidupan Di Galaksi Andromeda

“That’s why you sent Kai away, is it not?” I offered a thin smile in response and held out my arm. She took it. "What were you and Kai talking about?” I ignored the guests trying to catch my attention on our way out the door. I’d reached my small talk quota for the night. "Andromeda. The constellation,” Vivian clarified. She gestured at the hyper-realistic projection splashed across the glass dome. Different constellations twinkled down at us, including Andromeda. The projection was scientifically inaccurate since many of the constellations depicted wouldn’t appear together in the same place, but fantasy trumped reality at Valhalla.

"Is there really a world like that? Because on Earth, it's just fictional stories." "It does exist. There are many other life forms in this universe apart from Earth. Each galaxy usually has its own life, for example, the Milky Way Galaxy has life only on planet Earth. But there are also galaxies that don't have any living entities or are just empty galaxies. The place you will go to is hundreds of millions of light-years away from Earth." That's quite far, and the sequence of information... Maybe I could earn hundreds of thousands of dollars if I provided that information to NASA, although they would probably do something futile like observing the Milky Way.

- How do you explain the aggressive nature of people, despite living in a safe environment of Andromeda? - I think the answer is that a person wants to suffer and cause suffering to others. - Nicely. Proceed to reactivate the Andromeda Project.

Higher beings laugh at our Earth-centric views, but they keep quiet, enjoying the ridiculous theories we continue to propose. Few things are universal. Laughter is one of them. Another is cheese. There is an entire society in the Andromeda Galaxy that worships a cow-like, terrestrial species that makes a viscous milk they use to make Gouda. Of course, Gouda has another name on their planet. But, much like fast food, cheeses taste the same, no matter where in the universe you are. Another universal force, is, of course, Death.

Amelia, eight years old now and fiercely dedicated to facts, was perched on a step stool, his small hands gripping the railing, his concentration intense. “Papa, are we looking at the Andromeda galaxy?” Amelia asked, his voice low and serious. “The data projections I saw online said it takes two point five million years for that light to reach us. Is the light we see tonight the light that was there when the dinosaurs were alive?”

Something with a black cover and a photograph of a galaxy splashed across the front. “Are you reading while eating again?” I asked, dropping into the seat opposite him. Without looking up, he said, “Some of us value efficiency.” “Some of us value not getting mayonnaise in the Andromeda galaxy.” “That would be a tragedy,” he agreed gravely.

They shattered the blockade into a billion pieces and burst out of the slipstream corridor, dropping into the cold, silent space at the edge of the Andromeda galaxy. But the silence was short-lived. Through the viewport, the Galactic Mint hung in space—a Dyson sphere constructed entirely of flawless, shimmering gold and cosmic glass. But it was currently being smothered by a hybrid armada, and something massive, horrifying, and ravenous was physically burrowing into the side of the greatest bank in the universe.

encased in a block of moon-glass. "You’re still here," Lucas said, manifesting beside her in his old Union-stoker uniform, the grease on his face looking as real as the day they met. "I thought you’d be halfway to the next galaxy by now, Audrey. The 'Weave' is expanding, you know. They’ve found 'Signs-of-Life' in the Andromeda-Void."

Daniel explained “Oh my God,” Alexa (Mirana’s POV) “Are there any living planet in Andromeda?” Mirana ask “We are still looking for some signs of life in the planet here,” an aleric said Mirana’s patience is wearing thin. She needs to find Daniel now. She is contacting every vessel near her if they got a signal from every alerics that had landed on different planets. Still no information about Daniel. No signals or messages. Mirana has ordered her men to move on another galaxy near Andromeda. Then one of her men told her they spotted another galaxy near Andromeda. Mirana saw its name.

“Amadi, I’m afraid I have to disappoint you. I never plan to leave the Milky Way. This is my home, and from now on, my mission is to protect this place so that no foreign races will dare to invade us.” “David, if you don’t leave, you’ll never know how big the world is out there.” After Amadi said that, he waved his hand and a 3D map of the universe appeared before him. Then, he pointed at a small dot on the edge and said, “David, do you see this? This dot is the galaxy where the Milky Way is. There are 32 galaxies in total and the Milky Way is just one of the eighteen low-civilization galaxies.”