Looking at Jask's hearty smile, Lin Xian put down the telescope:
"You should talk less, I'm already PTSD due to jinxes."
...
As it turns out.
Jask really is a jinx.
A few small meteorites indeed fell near the open field of the SPACE-T third launch base, and Jask's men immediately began to collect them and perform radioactivity tests.
After confirming safety, they were sent to Jask's laboratory.
"Indeed, there's Astatine-339."
Jask looked at the analysis on the big screen and exclaimed:
"It's amazing, Galileo's question back then was right, this is an isotope completely alien to Earth, not belonging to this universe. It's hard to imagine how wondrous the universe outside is."
"Same here, Jask."
Lin Xian shook his head:
"We find the outside universe fascinating, but perhaps the outside universe finds us fascinating too? In the end, maybe it's the difference in physical constants that leads to such vast differences between each universe."
