Scholar’s Advanced Technological System

It wasn't just Edinburgh that rained heavily.

As if to celebrate the success of 360,000 kilometres away earlier, the sky over New York was also cloud-covered, falling into heavy rain before work hours.

Raindrops picked up two inches of water flowers on the pavement and stepped on a pavement filled with accumulated water. A man in a long trench coat crossed the doors of Stone Creek University, crossed several streets and walked all the way to the Brookhaven National Laboratory.

Sitting in his office drinking coffee, Professor Whittle was turning his back on the desk and watching the rain outside the window sink into contemplation.

When he got here early this morning, he felt like he'd forgotten something important, but no matter how he remembered it, he couldn't remember what it really was.

Unconsciously sipping the coffee in his hand, he suddenly heard a knock at the door and turned the chair back and said.

“Come in. ”

The door pushed open.

A wet air blew into the house, watching the man standing at the door who was drenched into a broiled chicken, Professor Whittle almost didn't spill the coffee in his hand and stood up from the chair surprised.

“Professor Brovich, what is wrong with you?! ”

Standing before him is the president of the Brookhaven Society of Sciences and the head of the Brookhaven National Laboratory Institute of Physics. Besides, he is also a physics professor at Shixi University, an academician at the American Academy of Sciences, a quasi-no scholar… but it doesn't matter anymore.

Professor Browich looked at his colleagues standing in front of him and thought of that e-mail from Professor Peter Higgs, he couldn't help but have a bitter look on his face.

The throat knot moved gently, he said.

“We lost. ”

“Lost... what lost? Why don't you come inside and I'll get you something to change into. ”

Brovich said nothing about Professor Whittle's concern.

As if only to come and inform the news, he shook his head slowly and turned around and walked off towards the other end of the corridor.

Looking at Professor Browich's direction of departure, Professor Whittle's mouth was slightly open and ultimately silent. Just as he was anxiously wondering what had happened, his heart suddenly quickened a few points.

Just for a moment, he suddenly thought of it.

“… the IMCRC report! Shit!”

He said it was like forgetting something important!

With a slight panic in his eyes, he quickly returned to his office and logged onto the official website of the IMCRC via e-mail and password.

Sure!

The IMCRC report will be today!

As expected, the video of the debrief has been uploaded to the server synchronously.

When he tapped the video for 10 minutes, his pupils suddenly contracted.

What shocked him was not the contents of the Ark's whiteboard book, which he didn't really understand at his level.

Instead, the face of the physics bulls sitting in the front row and the loud applause when that Professor Lu announced IMCRC's major discovery about what he called “boat particles" …

The heart suddenly fell to the bottom of the valley and almost didn't bounce back.

Professor Whittle felt just a little dark at the moment, feeling like he was about to faint.

He didn't know what kind of mood it was.

But for sure, it's not because of excitement.

Anyway, what worried him the most eventually happened...

……

Uniquely, at the Institute of Physics of the University of Xuecheng, more than 200 kilometres away from the Brookhaven National Laboratory, a female researcher of near-future age, greeting someone's family with enthusiasm, slammed the keyboard, frightened the unknown colleague next to her, staring at her, she dared not breathe.

And all of this seems to be just the “chaos” corner that would have been triggered by that report.

Almost all the scholars who followed the latest developments in the study, after seeing live footage of the report synchronously uploaded to the official IMCRC website, had a surprising look on their faces and even an incredible shout.

A particle weighing up to 1.25TeV!

A particle that weighs nearly ten times as much as the Higgs particle!

Most importantly, this particle is outside the standard model!

If, according to the Ark, the basic particle that constitutes the atom corresponds to the higher dimension of the material component, then the source of mass and the study of gravity will provide extremely important evidence.

The IMCRC scene is clearly more chaotic than North America across the Pacific and Europe beyond the Atlantic.

People came crazily to the stage, not only to journalists, but also to physicists with belly questions.

Some want a clear picture from the whiteboard, others want to catch up with the footsteps of the ark and ask face-to-face, others… they don't know what they're doing.

Everybody's like crazy.

Keeping up with the crowded crowd, the reporter holding the microphone said in a voice about to be squeezed out, facing his camera.

“… At exactly 10 a.m. CST on February 3, Professor Ark, a physicist from China, announced at an IMCRC report the latest discovery of a lunar Hadron collider in a high-energy physics experiment and named this alleged overweight particle from the high-dimensional world a 'boat particle’ with the symbol Z. ”

“Earlier, according to Peter Higgs, an honorary retired professor at the University of Edinburgh to whom we were connected, the discovery of this particle would mark a huge significance of high-energy physics experiments in revealing the universe in its entirety, expanding our physical horizons by an entire dimension. ”

“And according to the prophecy made by Professor Ark himself at the end of his report, the discovery of this particle may provide a theoretical basis for hypervelocity navigation between star systems... the scene is unusually chaotic, and we're trying to get close to Professor Lu, Shet, please give us a frigging--”

“- BBC reporter for you. ”

Proximity is impossible.

Just through the lens is enough to see the chaos on the scene and how desperate the Wall is.

As for the Ark, the elevator dedicated to staff members had been aboard for a long time, taking a private car parked in the garage and leaving the IMCRC headquarters site.

This is Wang Peng's suggestion.

It's always difficult to avoid all kinds of accidents in crowded places. In order to prevent the chaos from spreading further, it would be better to try to avoid crowded occasions today.

Especially where this kind of physicist stacks up.

In any event, whether or not everyone is satisfied with such an outcome, today is doomed to be an extraordinary day for the entire physics community.

Seven years apart, the 750GEV exploration has finally come to an end at this moment.

And the vision of human civilization, in a true sense, extends to a world that they have never understood, but that has always been with everyone.

The secrets of the universe have never been so close.

Whether or not this particle can, as the Ark predicted, be the key to solving the problem of ultra-light cruising and communications.

I'm afraid only the future will know...