I changed the world.

"How is it? Can you pinpoint our current location?" Joseph asked, standing behind the navigator.

The fact that navigator Wang Wei did not show any symptoms was a great relief to everyone on board; otherwise, with current navigation technology, returning to Earth would have been virtually impossible.

Wang Wei is a navigator in his thirties with dual master's degrees in mathematics and space astronomy, and is one of the first elites in human history to complete navigator training.

At this moment, he was wearing protective clothing and frowning as he compared star maps on the computer screen at the control panel. Hearing the first mate's question, he thought for a moment and carefully replied, "I have redrawn the surrounding star map with computer assistance and compared it with the star map we already have on Earth. Through cross-comparison, I am inclined to believe that our current position is in a region 121 light-years away from Earth."

"So far?" Joseph took a deep breath and asked instinctively, "This must be the farthest distance humans have ever reached, right?"

“Yes, if the calculations are correct, I think so,” Wang Wei nodded, then added, “I think we have made history, Your Excellency.”

“I think if we can go back, we will definitely be awarded a medal,” Wang Wei shrugged.

"I hope we can get back safely..." Joseph tried his best to smile and patted Wang Wei on the shoulder.

Wang Wei's face was devoid of any smile. He then pulled up a star map, which Joseph immediately recognized as the latest version of the complete galaxy map in their database. It marked the positions of almost all celestial bodies that humans had observed so far and established a coordinate system with Earth at its core. This was an important positioning tool for spacecraft during long-distance travel.