Hong Tao has never heard of the concept of star domain. According to the explanation of the earthlings, the division of starry sky is usually made of galaxies and constellations. However, the concept of constellations is not three-dimensional. It is a figure drawn by the ancients from a two-dimensional perspective. In fact, the stars in the constellations do not have much physical relationship.

But the New Edens did not plan the starry sky like this. They regarded galaxies as the smallest units, such as the solar system. Several similar solar system-like galaxies form star domains.

The star field is the largest unit for them to measure the starry sky, a bit like a city on the earth. A country is a collection of several cities. In the New World of Eden, a country is a collection of several star fields.

But this territory is not plane, but three-dimensional. Therefore, there is no concept of east, west, south and north, but only three-dimensional coordinates. It is often used up, down, left, left, front and back, but only when it is used in normal flight, it is only used with spacecraft as the target, and never appears on navigation or maps. No, it is not a map, it should be called a star map.

After flying through many star gates, Hong Tao lost interest in this huge artificial object. He began to call out the star map by his master's brain. Then he discovered that this thing could be seen from a two-dimensional perspective or a three-dimensional three-dimensional one, and finally roughly understood the territory of the three countries.
Chapter completed!