Genius of the Rules-Style System

Chapter 1437: Chapter 681: The Air Was Transferred!

For over a year, the Z-wave experiment team hadn’t made much progress as research was largely at a standstill, mainly due to a lack of direction. They hoped to study the physical properties of the covered area, but the research was too broad, with detection alone being a significant challenge. Ideally, creating a large vacuum environment would require extensive funding.

At the same time, because it involved a large amount of data, many physicists, mathematicians, and computer engineers needed to participate.

Just one Z-wave experimental group was clearly not enough.

However, the Z-wave experiment group wasn’t completely inactive, as they did conduct some research, and some members had made valuable suggestions.

For instance, the research on space transmission with Z-waves.

If Z-waves could perform spatial connections and transfers like photons, making Z-waves would then be relatively simple. ƒrēewebnovel.com

There would be no need to launch a high-energy Z-wave satellite into the Mars orbit, but only a large spatial connection device would be necessary to directly transfer the high-power Z-waves sent from Earth.

It would be the same for the Z-wave satellites in Earth’s orbit.

Transferring Z-waves directly from the ground to space was much simpler and more direct. Obviously, the cost of creating high-power Z-waves on Earth was far less than creating them in space.

This idea was immediately adopted.

The Z-wave experiment group conducted the experiments with great anticipation.

Ruan Wenye was even more hopeful. He hadn’t produced any top-level research himself, but with the research on Z-wave transfer, he could retire comfortably and possibly receive the National Highest Science and Technology Award in the future.

This discovery was indeed monumental.

However—

The experiments designed by the Z-wave group had not yielded any results.

That’s why Ruan Wenye was so certain in his tone. They had already conducted related experiments and had taken them very seriously.

Zhao Yi hadn’t given up. He couldn’t conclude whether Z-waves could be transferred, but he still said, "I still want to try, preferably by seeing it on-site."

"I think there’s a lot of potential in this direction. From a theoretical point of view, Z-waves represent anti-space energy, or more bluntly, Anti-Energy, and the process of Z-Wave Compression of space and transferring to compressed matter is like using space to achieve the transformation of Anti-Energy and energy."

"Spatial links can transfer energy, and during the process of Z-Wave Compression, there should be a significant transformation of energy and Anti-Energy, which should manifest in some reactions."

Zhao Yi spoke at length because he agreed with his own views from a theoretical standpoint.

If Z-waves and the process of compressing space and matter couldn’t be transferred by spatial links and result in no reactions, then his spatial analysis was certainly flawed.

This too was an essential conclusion.

In the end, Ruan Wenye nodded, "Alright, since you insist, come to the experimental base with me. It’s a small experiment, and we can do it right away."

If it were someone else, Ruan Wenye wouldn’t have bothered since they had already conducted several experiments and found absolutely nothing.

Zhao Yi was different, though.

Even if Zhao Yi’s ideas were wrong, allowing him to confirm the error was still valuable.

Ruan Wenye went to one of the Z-wave experiment group’s bases with Zhao Yi immediately.

This was the newly built capital base, located in the southern mountains, surrounded on three sides by mountains with a large open space in the middle—the experimental site.

Clearly.

They had conducted several experiments there. The ground in the middle had been leveled very flat, and there were a few temporary green-roofed houses nearby with quite a bit of equipment inside.

At this time, no buildings were constructed on-site, just temporary dwellings or storage for equipment and materials.

Once Ruan Wenye arrived at the base, he hurriedly briefed several group leaders about conducting the Z-wave transfer experiment.

He briefly explained, "Academician Zhao wants to have a look."

"Go and prepare!"

This reason was sufficient.

The Z-wave transfer experiment was considered a small experiment that required releasing Z-waves at low power and then using a spatial connection device to transfer them to the designated area.

The most important task was the installation of monitoring instruments to detect the Z-wave release rate, temperature, magnetic field strength, radiation amounts, and other data in real-time. freewёbn૦νeɭ.com

The Z-wave laboratory was very professional—it took just over an hour to get everything ready.

Zhao Yi and Ruan Wenye sat together in the control room, watching the camera feed and focusing on several real-time reported data.

The experiment began by turning on the spatial connection device.

The spatial connection device was linked to another device two kilometers away, which transferred part of the scene from the Z-wave coverage area.

At the same time, various detection instruments were in place for the transferred area.

If Z-waves could be transferred, even if just a small part, a certain compression effect would occur. The compression ratio detectors would undoubtedly detect this immediately.

Once everything was ready, the next step was to release the Z-waves.

The area covered by the Z-waves contained only a few dozen kilograms of metal, and because the coverage area wasn’t large, the adjusted ratio reached seventy times.

This overall ratio, reflected in the compressed metal, barely surpassed the critical threshold value—e.

"We can begin now!"

Following a simple command, the experiment staff released the Z-wave. They knew from many experiments where the safe positions were.