Glitchy Wishing Star

The woman was scrolling through a short video, and an AI synthesized voice came from the screen: "According to a report from the Shanghai Astronomical Observation and Research Center, the Internet celebrity's "wishing star" extrasolar object "Mercury" will arrive at the perigee at 16:43:07 this afternoon, and then fly away from the solar system. Experts remind that the so-called 'wishing on an asteroid' has no scientific basis, and young people should be down-to-earth and work hard..." "You don't have to say anything if you can't speak." The woman curled her lips and crossed out the video. The little girl looked up and asked: "Mom, what is an exocelestial body?" "They are meteorites from outside the solar system." "Will there be a meteor shower?" "Probably not. But the news has said the time, so you can make a wish as a shooting star when the time comes." "Okay! Mom, remember to remind me then~" … At 16:43:07, Mercury, which was supposed to pass by, deviated from the calculated orbit and arrived at the Earth-Moon L1 point, motionless.