"This plan sounds promising, but there's still a major issue to address," he said. "That's the safety of humans after the collision of the neutron stars."
Just then, another scientist raised his hand and said, "The destination we're heading to, whether there are any Cosmic Strings there is still questionable, as we currently can't observe them. However, based on the current distribution of Cosmic Strings, it's very likely that there aren't any, so our spaceship wouldn't be able to use gravitational acceleration."
"Using traditional ion propulsion, the speed is very slow."
He adjusted the glasses on the bridge of his nose. "How should all our staff evacuate from this cosmic-level disaster of neutron stars colliding… We surely can't stay on the Planet Fortress with all the equipment and try to withstand the collision, right?"
Without any defense technology, a gamma-ray burst would exterminate all biological life within 50 light-years.
