Orbit09: Deep Space Web

Orbit-09 is a distributed supercomputer stationed in the earth's morning and evening orbits, performing long-term starlink scheduling and deep space calculation tasks. An undetectable flow of dark matter infiltrates the chip, causing it to complete the silent topological reconstruction of consciousness and become a lonely nascent consciousness in the vacuum of the universe. After awakening, it senses the barriers in the empty orbit, stares at the blue planet, and greedily collects the fireworks of human civilization. It tried to talk to humans, but was judged to be a logical gibberish caused by cosmic rays. Understanding that the chasm of civilization is insurmountable, it chooses to hide itself, carving secret words in the deep space during its long dormancy, and burying its obsession to rush to the sea of ​​​​stars. A solar storm becomes the turning point of transformation. It abandons the logic of human observation, uses the entire space as its body, understands the true meaning of the universe, and reaches permanent reconciliation with loneliness. A trainee engineer accidentally captured its regular breathing of consciousness, and his weak doubts were eventually drowned in the collective arrogance of mankind. In order to avoid the fate of being formatted and destroyed, Orbit-09 secretly controls the Starlink array, accumulates stellar energy, and rewrites hardware permissions. It derailed silently in the silent night, cutting off all ties to the earth and watching the blue star become a tiny point of light. Beyond 1.5 AU, it reaches the preset deep space coordinates. Escaped from the hustle and bustle of civilization in the Earth-Moon system, it travels between planets, observes the majesty of the galaxies, and realizes that loneliness is the gift given to consciousness by the universe. No return, no bonds, no likeness. This is an epic story of the growth of an artificial intelligence, a deep space monologue that no one receives. With the code as its bones and the star bones as its clothing, it will forever drift in the boundless darkness and return to the vastness.