“Yeah, yeah.” Martin waved a dismissive hoof. “Anyway, there was nothing in the historical record. It was… actually really odd. Almost looked like someone had gone in there and cut the data right out. Maybe we’re just not supposed to see it. But if that were true, I don’t know why Harmony would let me point all the telescopes at it. If we were still on Earth, the best we’d be able to do is use the star’s wobble to maybe guess about the presence of planets. Hope one of them is big enough to transit across its surface, which isn’t very likely with the size of the planet we’re interested in. We’d need a gigantic telescope, and that just isn’t—”