The Earth civilization launched a total of two deep space colonial ships. The Earth Age was heading for Glitze 581, and the Golden Sun was heading for Barnard.

Some people will question why it is better for two deep space colonists to head to two different directions, and wouldn’t it be better for two spacecraft to head to the same planet?

Book friends who asked such a question must have skipped some chapters. Deep space colonization is not to simply expand the territory, nor is it because the population of the solar system cannot be stopped, etc., but a social experiment belonging to all mankind.

Some people say that this kind of experiment is too ideal and will not happen in the future. But novels are just novels, not reality, and what's good about it without adding a little romantic color? I have never said that this is hard science fiction and soft science fiction, and it's just for everyone to watch it as a space opera.

I only update two chapters a day because it is really difficult to write. Otherwise, I would also like to write 10,000 words a day, but I will feel dizzy if I write too much!

The results of this book have always been quite average. With a fan base, it has not been 40,000 yuan for collections yet. It has been lingering in the 60th or 70th best-selling list of science fiction (and I just went to a best-selling selection, and others can get 80,000 or 9,000 yuan for collections, but I only have more than 5,000 yuan...) On the one hand, the level is not enough, and on the other hand, it is still a matter of subject matter. I hope that friends who like this book can make money and try to subscribe to the genuine version. Those who don’t have money can help me recommend it. It is also good to have more readers...

The last thing I asked for help was that Glitzer 581, Barnard, and these two stars are some stars in reality. I still looked up some information at the beginning, but now I am mysteriously missing.

The problem is, I still don’t know how many light years the two planets are apart. Baidu has not found any results after a long time, which is very troublesome!

I was thinking that in the future, the stars would just make up just one thing, save trouble, there is really little information on this!

I hope that the (stupid) book lovers who know this answer can tell you: how many light years is there for Glitzer 581 and Barnard star.

If no one told me, I would just write a number ()
Chapter completed!