Scholar’s Advanced Technological System

The meeting is over.

Walking meteorically out the door of the conference room, Professor Whittle's face was filled with outrageous expressions and a whispering curse.

“This du redundant! Just shut the Council down. ”

No one had ever dared to ignore CERN in a similar capacity before, yet in the year he served on the IMCRC Board, he had experienced a sense of frustration almost equivalent to the sum he had tasted in his life over the past 40 years.

Walking beside him, Professor Fernando, the UK's IMCRC director, expressed a slight hesitation and said, “Actually, I feel… he still has a point. ”

I can't believe I looked at Professor Fernando, and Whittle said in an incredible tone, "I can't believe it... do you think he made sense? ”

shrugged his shoulders, Professor Fernando continued.

“In the absence of better choices, it is always better to do something than waste time on pointless arguments. Moreover, as he said, few people were able to fully understand his process of proof. If we wait until physics generally accepts his point of view, and then we go back to verifying that he's right, we may have to wait five years for even more distant futures. ”

Professor Whittle doesn't say, "Don't you think suspicion is a necessary procedure? ”

“Doubt is, of course, a necessary procedure, and we should all remain suspicious at all times, provided that such suspicion is meaningful, such as the existence of a loophole in his thesis that cannot be simply remedied. You or I question it and then he explains it… but now it is clear that we are not in a position to do so. ”

Looking at Professor Whittle in contemplation, Professor Fernando continued.

“What's wrong with him being able to prove himself through experimentation? ”

“Think about how happy it is to have a reliable leader ahead of you. ”

……

The closed meeting of the IMCRC was concluded.

The outcome of the conference discussions was also announced to the global media in a subsequent press conference.

And this time, the IMCRC shocked the world again.

The Wall Street Journal headline of the day featured this amazing story with a Mars with the five letters IMCRC.

[As a result of the discussions at the meeting, the IMCRC will soon launch an experimental rocket loaded with a "Z particle clock” into Mars synchronous orbit to test the validity of hyperspace theory.

[If this experiment succeeds, it will mean interstellar travel in light years is possible!

From an objective point of view, in fact, this statement is somewhat too optimistic.

Even the success of the experiment was only a theoretical demonstration of the possibility of achieving hypervelocity through the hyperspace channel, through which a spacecraft weighing dozens or even hundreds of tons could be transmitted in an attempt to maintain a stable hyperspace channel, and now technology was almost hopeless.

In fact, let alone maintain a stable hyperspace channel. So far, research on Z particles has only stayed on a few detectors of lunar proton colliders, and the physics community does not even have the technology to conserve or stably produce Z particles.

That said, however, if Z particles were only to appear briefly and maintain the time of a physics experiment, it could be accomplished through a number of alternative protocols.

For example.

High power laser!

Jinling Higher Institute.

A spacious factory.

Looking at the experimental device in front of him, Professor David opened his mouth wide for a long time before speaking in a difficult tone.

“What is this? ”

It's a round metal ball about two people tall, and you can see fist-sized rivets with fruit on the surface of the ball shell, as well as various pipes and interfaces.

Structurally alone, it resembles a National Ignition Device (NIF) that has been swept into a historical grave.

And in fact, it was designed on the basis of similar technical ideas. The only difference is that it's not used to simulate a nuclear explosion, but to produce Z particles.

“The Z particle clock, through which we can produce the Z particle," looked at the metal giant egg, with a slightly smug smile on the face of the ark, squinting his eyes and continuing, “Although it has a series of disadvantages, such as being expensive and irrecoverable, it is absolutely reliable enough. ”

According to his calculations, only when two lead ions collide with 1.25Tev of energy can Z particles release 750Gev of energy from high dimensions into 3D space - that is, produce oscillating Z particles.

Upon activation, this device is capable of generating comparable star energy in a very small reaction chamber, thereby backing up the lead core located at the center of the reaction chamber, pushing ionized lead ions into sharp collisions in friction and extrusion, causing Z particles to fall constantly from high to low dimensions.

Because it releases all of its energy in less than a minute, and while generating Z particles and disturbing the gravitational field, huge amounts of heat will destroy the device itself, so this thing is basically obsolete after an experiment.

By the way, the cost of this equipment is about 200 million yuan.

And one experiment will consume about two.

Only the IMCRC can do this kind of physics experiment.

“But... I still don't understand, how did you make this thing in such a short time?” Looking to the ark, Professor David said in an incredible tone, "It's been less than two weeks since the meeting ended and now…? ”

It is arguably the most surprising place for him.

He probably wouldn't be surprised if it took him a year to build this thing. But two weeks is a little bit exaggerated.

“Because of the strong industrial capabilities of high-tech parks and… our intelligent manufacturing philosophy. This park can turn drawings into reality in a very short time, just like a 3D printer, as long as materials are available and the processing conditions are right.” Pause, the ark continues, "As for the design work, I was done earlier. ”

Designing a laser ignition device is not difficult for a former Controllable Fusion Engineer designer. Especially now that his engineering rating is LV7, it can't be said the same as it was.

And no matter how shocked David was that he couldn't speak, Professor Wei, standing next to him, hasn't said a word since he stepped into the factory.

He stared at the Z particle clock and silenced for a long time, before he held his shocking expression on his face and said with emotion.

“If this Z particle clock really did it… the whole world would be changed by it. ”

“Maybe so,” the Ark laughed, "but my expectations for it, more in the future. ”

Wei Hong: “When are you going to send it to Mars? ”

The ark thought about it and said.

“Launch plans will be launched by the end of the month. ”

“If all goes well. ”

“I want it done by Spring Festival! ”