After magnifying the image, you can still see that in its middle part, there seems to be a large, dark hole.
Is it deep blue turning black, or is there really a large hole?
For further verification, the control ship quickly dispatched an unmanned reconnaissance drone.
Although there were carrier-based helicopters, they dared not use them.
If it's a super ion cloud mass, a helicopter approaching it might resemble getting hit by lightning due to discharge effects; it would be too dangerous.
The unmanned drone is different, as even if it crashes, it won't cost lives.
The key is there is no pilot, so the drone can perform high G-force maneuvers.
Such as, after takeoff, it ascends rapidly and continuously; with a pilot, a helicopter wouldn't dare fly this way; isn't it courting death?
Not long after.
The unmanned reconnaissance drone approached the 'Blue Cloud Cluster'.
Using the onboard high-definition optical camera, those on the control ship saw more clearly.
