Scholar’s Advanced Technological System

The controversy over the 750GeV feature peak and the news of the Brookhaven National Laboratory decommissioning have been raging internationally, yet the ark, as if it had not been seen, is still on track to complete every day to direct the operations of the collider.

There is no nuclear fusion on the moon. For the time being, there is no way to get nuclear fusion on top of it. With the heat from the pangu heap, it can heat the local temperature in nearby waters by 1-2 degrees. It is also necessary to change the heat vents from time to time to prevent excessive heat build-up. The same device can be moved to the moon without lakes and atmospheric environment. It is only a matter of minutes before something happens.

Not to mention the fact that the moon doesn't have that much power demand, and colliders can't stay on all the time, even though they consume power. The collider now operates in the form of solar power, which stores electricity in the form of chemical energy for about three days.

However, this pattern also faces a problem: the Moon has a cycle of about 27.3 days, half of which is dark and only about 13 days during the day, and the battery array can be filled four times at full capacity.

In other words, there are only four experimental opportunities a month, and every experimental opportunity is incredibly critical.

IMCRC headquarters.

Send the latest experimental data to the ark, Rowenxuan said.

“It's almost nightfall, and this month we can do our last experiment. ”

I took a look at the file and the brow of the ark gently wrinkled.

All of a sudden, he sighed softly and placed the file in his hand on the table.

“If only we could run a few more sets of data, our chances would be much higher. ”

Luo Wenxuan: “There is a way… I had a suggestion at my last meeting that we could build another set of solar arrays and storage facilities next to collision machines, using space for time, which would roughly double the number of experiments per month. ”

Ark: “What about the budget? ”

Rowenxuan said with some embarrassment: "A conservative estimate of $1 billion is needed. ”

$1 billion…

Hearing this number, the ark couldn't help smashing its tongue.

I'm afraid even if he wanted to spend so much money at once, it would be difficult.

The fixed budget of the IMCRC for one year is about $2 to $3 billion, shared by all countries. In comparison to the fixed budget of CERN, which amounts to just over $1 billion, the IMCRC economy is quite spacious, and it is not impossible to pay for it.

But spending almost half of the budget at the beginning of the year was too risky.

After all, a large research facility like IMCRC is not enough to feed colliders, it takes too much money.

Moreover, the addition of a solar array would mean that maintenance costs would also double, and the number of experiments per month would sound tempting, but ultimately curative.

Originally, his 750GeV proposal was risky enough.

The index finger tapped gently on the table and after much thought, the ark shook its head, he said.

“It doesn't make much sense, collider pipes need to be maintained after each experiment, increasing the usage frequency will increase the maintenance cost of the entire device...”

Even the service life of the overdraft device.

High-energy particle rays are permanent for irradiation damage to materials, and the more energy-grade collision experiments, the greater the impact, the higher the maintenance costs.

This is not just a problem for lunar Hadron colliders, but for high-energy collision experiments around the world.

“The problem is still with the money. Once the collider is turned on, there won't be enough money to burn," Rowenxuan sighed and said emotionally, “I wish I could make money from the moon. ”

Upon hearing this, the ark shook its head with a smile.

Making money off the moon?

Not only did he think that, including his sister, but many people did.

But it is clear that, to the extent that the Moon is now developed, it is not yet profitable. It would be too difficult to achieve this, at least until his "Moon and Earth" task chain was complete.

Ark: “Don't worry about the money. Besides, we can't solve this problem with money alone. By the way, it's New Year's Eve in a few days. When the last experiment is over, everyone should go back to New Year's Eve and come back after New Year's Eve. ”

Luo Wenxuan gave a helpless expression.

“That's the only way. ”

……

The last experiment in January 2023 ended in a “spark” that lasered 360,000 kilometres away.

As the long night began, colliders entered the maintenance cycle and began to prepare for the experiment next month.

Although the experiment was over, the ship was not idle for it.

Over the past few days, he has basically listened either to the reports of the study groups at IMCRC headquarters, to the representatives sent by the groups to report on the analysis of last month's data, or to meetings with other experts at IMCRC headquarters to discuss the experimental data collected last month and to develop a further experimental plan.

The enormous amount of data determines that it is not possible for him to scrutinize every segment of the data in great detail, but to use his mathematical and physical intuition to do as much as possible on every step of the way.

Remember, seven years ago, the two weeks when everyone was doing a synthesis report on the experimental data, he was supposed to be on the stage in the Reporting Office.

And now his work has risen from local to global, and his identity has changed from being a regular research dog to an academic leader leading the future process of global physics.

Think about it now, it's really emotional.

However, it is clearly not the time to look back on your life.

The pile of work made the ark want to split itself in half, one over the conference room and one in the chairman's office.

11: 00 a.m.

In the conference room.

Looking over and over at the collated experimental data, the ark frowned.

The results of the last experiment are still not ideal, and from the data feedback on several sets of probes, the 750GEV's characteristic peak, though present, still hovers below 3SIGEMA.

Looking at the Dalitz diagram several times, looking at the series of green dots hovering below 125Gev, the ark suddenly said.

“It's not completely fruitless, at least the data we collected in the low-energy segment, and our results match those of the CERN. At the same time, the 750GeV feature peak did show a faint letter, and experimental evidence suggests that it was no coincidence that the feature peak appeared. ”

The people at the table looked at each other.

This phrase sounds more like a "no loss” consolation than a valuable clue.

Thinking for a long time, Witten said.

“What do you think it will be? ”

“It's just a guess,” paused for a moment, the ark continues, "that there is something that makes up the matter in the basic particles that we can't directly observe or understand. For example... look at the wall clock. ”

Looking at the sight of the canoe, everyone is going to make it into that gently ringing wall clock.

Paused for a moment, the ark continued.

“… like its pendulum, when the pendulum moves to both sides, because it is blocked by something, we cannot see it, and we can only observe it directly in the traditional way when it appears in a central position. ”

Witten touched his chin with interest.

“Interesting metaphor… you mean it's possible that the treasure we're looking for will only appear at a certain time? ”

The ark replied in an ambiguous tone: "It is not… but it is possible that it can only be observed by us at certain times. ”

Professor Frank Wilzek turned his pen and frowned.

“How do you intend to validate this conclusion? ”

This ambiguous conclusion does not solve any problem unless it can be observed under certain conditions, and they are now discussing methods of observation rather than justifying the impossibility of observation.

The ark shrugged: “No conclusion can be validated at the beginning of the presentation, including your ‘time crystal’ … Of course, I will design an experiment, try to solve the problem, and try to solve it before the experiment starts next month, at least let our collider do something. ”

Witten hesitated and asked: "It's almost Chinese New Year. Is that okay? ”

“Little things, don't worry about me," knocked the meeting table with a pen cover, the ark glanced around the meeting table and continued, “This meeting should be held here for now, adjourned. ”

The meeting is over.

Leaving the ark in the conference room, he returned straight to the office of the President.

The secretary was instructed to bring him a sandwich and a cup of coffee, and the boat took the notes it had previously made at the meeting out of its bag and looked at them repeatedly in its hand.

“What is the problem…”

Thoughtful meditation suggests that there is already a clue in the mind of a submerged ark, and intuition tells him that the clue points to the result he dreams of.

However, the clue was so vague that he had not been given an answer for so long.

At this point, in the lower right corner of the laptop, a series of bubbles suddenly floated, interrupting his mind.

Em: [Master! Good news! (✿P) No]

Looking up at the computer, the ark opened its mouth and asked: "… What good news? ”

Xiao Ai: [Master's experiment has turned out! (๑ • ㅂ •)✧]

Experiment?

The ark was slightly stunned and quickly reacted.

Em's not supposed to be talking about a physical experiment.

It's the other one.

Experiments with Void Memories…