Apocalypse: Stardust Rules

The "Deep Space Eye" array telescope located at the Lagrange L2 point is the core of the deep space monitoring network that mankind has spent ten years building. When it captured the lavender ion trail at the edge of the Oort cloud, the monitoring center's alarm pierced the early morning silence - the speed of the wake exceeded 38 kilometers per second, far exceeding the speed of the third universe, and the trajectory was avoided in a precise zigzag line, completely ruling out the possibility of collision of natural celestial bodies. After simultaneous verification by observatories in 17 countries around the world, the United Nations held an emergency press conference within 72 hours. The conclusion of "existence of extraterrestrial civilizations" was like a thunderclap: social media was flooded with #We are not alone, supermarket shelves were sold out, stock markets in many countries triggered circuit breaker, and small-scale panic migration occurred at the border. Some people are reveling in the discovery of the "cosmic neighbor", while more people are staring at the stars late at night, fearing whether there is a kind greeting or an unknown hunter behind the contrail.