Free Web NovelChapter 1264: Chapter 608 The Huge Gap Between Cosmic Dimensions_2
"The mysterious rays are invisible, but they can produce an effect that enhances electrical energy,"
"My research team, during the process of studying anti-energy barriers, discovered these rays twice."
"And on both occasions, the same thing happened: the external devices experienced a burst of electrical energy. To put it simply, a stable current of 10A would suddenly surge to 20A or 30A, while the voltage remained stable."
"This is a very strange phenomenon. If it happened just once, it could be dismissed as a machine malfunction, but we are certain that there was no malfunction."
"Therefore, I believe it was caused by the mysterious rays, and we preliminarily refer to these mysterious rays as ’the second kind of electromagnetic wave.’ "
" ’The second kind of electromagnetic wave’ possesses a very magical ability, allowing the electric current to be enhanced out of thin air."
"I believe that this so-called super experiment must be related to ’the second kind of electromagnetic wave’, and when you witness some miraculous events, do not be surprised."
"At the same time, I am very excited. The current research on anti-gravity technology and anti-energy barriers is far ahead of the world and will help us determine the direction of our development."
Thomas Berger said a lot, and his overt message was that the ’super experiment’ was very likely related to the mysterious rays they had discovered.
He also made related speculations, "I think, this might be a ray associated with neutrinos. We are unable to detect anything in the experiment, but it can increase the current."
"We have discussed that if neutrinos propagate at a certain frequency, they lose their penetrating power and can bond with electrons."
"Of course, this is just our speculation."
Thomas Berger is the head of the anti-gravity team at the Institute of Mechanics and a very famous theoretical physicist in the world; his words carry a certain weight.
But his explanation is difficult to understand, even for those well-versed in physics, because neutrinos have been discovered for such a short time, science has yet to control neutrinos, and it is difficult to determine their properties.
The mysterious rays discovered by the anti-gravity research team at the Institute of Mechanics are likewise hard to understand, as they have too little evidence, just the sudden increase in the electrical current of devices, and the increase factor isn’t even that high, making it difficult to draw any conclusions.
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Most scholars tend to agree with the notion of the anti-energy barrier information transmission device, and they think the so-called super experiment is likely related to the anti-energy barrier.
No matter what, everyone is looking forward to the super experiment.
Many media from various countries have also come to interview, hoping to get first-hand news.
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When the Space Agency issued the announcement, Zhao Yi was working with the space shuttle experiment team.
The space shuttle experiment is currently the most important matter, and it has been decided that success is imperative since there is only one chance for the experiment.
For this experiment, more than eight months and over three billion yuan have been invested.
This is just the cost of the equipment; human resources are not included.
Now, surpassing the theoretical verification stage, preparation for the actual experiment is underway: the Z-wave Generator has been transported to the space station, and the anti-gravity spacecraft has been built.
Whether it’s the Z-wave Generator or the anti-gravity spacecraft, they both use conventional power sources without any core technical difficulties.
The main technological challenge of the space shuttle experiment is the requirement for the space station’s Z-wave Generator and the manufactured anti-gravity spacecraft to coordinate and complete the experiment together.
Initially, the concept was that the anti-gravity spacecraft itself would have the ability to release Z-waves, allowing it to initiate space shuttling immediately after emitting Z-waves.
Now, two devices must coordinate: the anti-gravity spacecraft needs to come extremely close to the space station and align with the direction of the Z-wave Generator. After the generator emits Z-waves, a compressed spatial pathway is formed.
The experiment plan requires the anti-gravity spacecraft to enter the compressed route (Z-wave Corridor) within two seconds to achieve rapid shuttle travel through space.
Through detailed calculations, Zhao Yi concluded that the anti-gravity spacecraft would need about seven seconds to reach the moon, with a timing deviation of no more than one second.
Thus, the total experiment time would be approximately ten seconds, while the Z-wave corridor’s maintenance time would be about twelve seconds, leaving a two-second ’margin of error’.
The task of the anti-gravity spacecraft involves more than just this: after reaching the vicinity of the moon, the spacecraft will rely on inertia and the moon’s gravity to begin rapidly orbiting the moon. After orbiting the moon fifteen times, the spacecraft will shut down all power sources, discard the heavy anti-gravity device, release the orbiting lunar satellite from within, and deploy its solar panels.
After about ten more orbits, enlarging its orbital radius, the device becomes an exploratory satellite circling the moon, capable of capturing lunar images with its solar panels and transmitting them to the Earth command center.
The most crucial part of the entire mission is the initial space shuttle, while becoming an exploratory satellite for the moon is just an incidental achievement. Mainly because after reaching the moon, there would hardly be any fuel left for the anti-gravity spacecraft to return to Earth, it simply discards the heavy anti-gravity device and releases the orbiting lunar satellite.
