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 Invasion imagery in science fiction is defined by scale and asymmetry — the incoming force is always larger than the thing being invaded, and the image that works is the one that gets both scales into the same frame. This piece does that: the spacecraft establish the scale of the threat, the environment below establishes what's at stake. The word "intergalactic" matters as a qualifier because it pushes the origin further than interplanetary — these are not neighbours in our solar system but something from outside it entirely, which makes the scenario larger in every sense.