What happens if there are more than 10,000 results?

When there are more than 10,000 results in a query, the system is designed to only display the first 10,000 results in the Viewer. This limitation is often in place to ensure that performance remains optimal and that the user interface remains responsive. By capping the results at 10,000, it allows users to quickly interact with a manageable set of data without overwhelming the system or causing significant delays in loading times.

The other options suggest scenarios that do not accurately reflect the functionality of the system. For instance, crashing or canceling the search would be more disruptive and is not characteristic of how robust data systems are designed to function. Similarly, displaying all results with a delay would go against efficiency principles, potentially leading to a poor user experience. Thus, the choice that identifies the display of only the first 10,000 results effectively summarizes the system's behavior in handling large datasets.