Chen Ming placed the sensor data transmitted from the probe flying towards the sun in front of him, carefully observing the state of the solar flare.
He could see the general shape of the flare, which was not much different from a typical solar flare.
It was just a significant amount of Stellar Material being ejected, forming a flare that could be directly observed.
This flare was unusually bright, making it impossible for Chen Ming's current observation methods to clearly see the details of the flare.
And just when Chen Ming was planning to send the Supreme Point's surveillance device near the star for a new round of high-precision investigation,
the flare, which was initially on the surface of the star, suddenly turned and re-entered the star.
All the Stellar Material that erupted fell back into the star, and could no longer be observed.
