After wandering through the barren wilderness for over half an hour, we finally spotted the silhouette of a city. The distant high-rise buildings added a bit of variety to the otherwise monotonous landscape.
Visca had been collecting data from our surroundings the whole way. Beyond what satellites could observe, the data she had gathered could easily fill two British Libraries—from the composition of the air to the gravitational constant, from the structure of plants to atmospheric density, from cosmic ray remnants to light intensity. She even idly began to calculate the radius of this "Earth" we were walking on based on the data already measured.
