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Chapter 1497: Chapter 709 Something Must Have Happened!

The data review work for the matter transmission experiment lasted a week, with several teams each giving presentations in the hall. Some minor issues arose during the process, but overall there were no significant problems.

Soon.

As all the results came in and were compiled, the final outcome was also determined.

Among the most important findings, one was the overall ratio of matter transmission, set at 63.792 percent, accurate to five decimal places—an order of magnitude more precise than the original data.

Another was the level of particle destruction that occurred during the matter transmission experiment. Particle destruction reflects the proportion of the molecules composing the matter that were destroyed during the experiment, and the data showed it to be 0.03 per ten thousand.

This was a significantly high value.

However, not all the destroyed molecules participated in the nuclear fusion reaction; only a minuscule fraction of the molecules were broken down into tiny particles, while most were merely split into atoms, with very minuscule amounts of damage at the atomic level.

The primary substance transmitted in the experiment was water; over half of the water was transported and underwent highly complex reactions. Some were directly decomposed into hydrogen and oxygen atoms, instantly recombining into water molecules during transmission; some turned into hydrogen and oxygen gas, and still others were split into tiny particles, thus partaking in nuclear fusion reactions.

Though the nuclear fusion explosions were very weak, they still yielded numerous byproducts, and after the experiment, even radioactive hydrogen atoms were detected.

"The final conclusion proves that the damage to molecules and atoms caused by matter transmission has no relation to the energy transmitted in the experiment; it is the experimental method that activates the water molecules to split and the splitting molecules then participate in subsequent reactions." free𝑤ebnovel.com

"In the process, the transmitted particles undergo a series of reactions, resulting in an extremely minuscule loss of mass."

"But the key point is that a nuclear fusion reaction occurred, and I believe this is a new type of guiding nuclear fusion reaction."

"Before this, we could only utilize particles extracted through special methods to initiate and sustain nuclear fusion reactions."

"Now the guiding is a step higher."

"Perhaps, we can use this discovery to develop a new type of nuclear energy source—"

For foreign teams and institutions, both the process and the results of the experiment are highly significant, and the final nuclear fusion explosion is also meaningful.

Ben Brad Chermicky believed that the final explosion could be studied and if the explosion could be magnified, it might lead to the discovery of a new energy source production method.

This proposal was not accepted.

With the technology for transmitting solar energy already highly advanced and considered the cleanest source of energy, along with controlled nuclear fusion, there was initially no inclination to explore nuclear fusion explosions as an energy source when the experiment began.

Clearly, the considerations of foreign institutions differ from those within the country.

Many foreign institutions have also been researching controlled situations, but since the Anti-Energy barrier’s duration is limited and they lack the material compression technology, they simply cannot build a controlled nuclear fusion device.

Without the relevant support from domestic technology, they wouldn’t be able to create a controlled nuclear fusion device in another ten, twenty years, or even longer, let alone use controlled nuclear fusion as an energy source.

The technology for transmitting solar energy is even more advanced for them, far beyond imagination.

Therefore, they are very persistent about energy. Discovering a new way to produce nuclear fusion, their first thought is of energy.

However, initiating a nuclear fusion explosion through matter transmission is exceedingly difficult to control, and delving into related research would require a high investment, which seems somewhat counterproductive for the time being.

Ben Brad Chermicky’s thoughts sounded intriguing, but the experiment group flatly rejected it since research into energy and space compression was deemed more important.

The core discussion of the conference revolved around research related to matter transmission.

The central issue was the transmission ratio.

Foreign institutions’ teams first thought of the output end, which is to say, the transmission ratio is related to Z-wave Compression; but in fact, various experiments have already shown that the transmission ratio is insignificantly related to Z-Wave Compression, to the point of being unrelated.

"Perhaps it’s because the space compressed by Z-wave already provides a sufficiently vacant field," Zhao Yi offered a simple explanation.

It’s similar to placing one square meter of materials on an empty basketball court.

On an empty basketball court, it is incredibly easy to make room for one square meter of space.

In other words, compressing space even minutely suffices to provide enough ’field’ for the matter and Voidons that come through transmission.

Proving this point is simple; earlier experiments had already adjusted the power of the Z-wave, and even the lowest power adjustments had no impact on the results. Instead, what affected the results was the stability of the channel constructed by the space-linking device, where a stable channel could effectively reduce the proportion of the tiniest particles and therefore lessen the intensity of the explosion.

These were the proven results of the experiment.

The summary meeting of the experiment concluded with several conclusions, yet there were virtually no real advancements.

The experiment team was not surprised, for it was merely a test experiment, equivalent to just beginning research, or even yet to start. The purpose of the test experiment was only to familiarize each team with the experiment and its workflow.