The work in the physics laboratory was drawing to a close.
Li Ning had booked a flight for the following week, and two days before his departure, "Applied Physics Letters" published its latest issue, with the news quickly spreading to China.
The fastest reactions were on the internet.
Various dia outlets published the news, stating, "Academician Zhao Yi and Professor Li Ning collaborated to complete the superconducting antigravity verification experint!"
Very soon.
So dia provided detailed reports, reprinted analyses from abroad, and interpreted the contents of the paper, "Yanhua University Physics Laboratory completed the superconducting antigravity experint, successfully reducing the gravity affecting the material above the antigravity device by seven percent."
"Academician Zhao believes that the pivot of the superconducting antigravity principle lies in the ionic lattice spin generated after the superconducting material is powered, forming a plane that isolates the gravitational field."
"In the summary of his paper, he calls the isolation thod ’plane theory’..."
"..."
"Additionally, the experintal studies of Academician Zhao and Professor Li Ning will be published in a Chinese version in the country’s ’Journal of Mathematical Physics’..."
When there were extensive dia reports, lively discussions erupted again online.
A couple of weeks ago, rumors circulated on the internet that Zhao Yi had completed the superconducting antigravity experint and even managed to make people float.
That ssage was refuted!
Now, with the confird experintal news coming out, it attracted the attention of countless people. Although it was a pity it didn’t result in making people float, the actual reduction of the gravitational force on objects was exciting enough to look forward to.
Many people joined the discussion, focusing on the research itself and the theory behind it, while also speculating about future progress.
Zhao Yi’s post on Weibo was once again brought up for discussion —
"God Zhao already said that making humans float is just around the corner."
"It’s not far off, not imdiate!"
"Research has to be done step by step. Right now, it’s about reducing a small part of gravity, maybe later it will be a large part."
"How long do you say it will take?"
"Ten years? At least ten years, I’d say twenty, or even thirty. God Zhao said it’s not far off, and he’s still young. He could live another sixty years without a problem."
"So... I won’t be around to see it?"
"..."
The fact that so many people were discussing this online clearly showed how captivating the research was.
Li Ning even felt that he had ’achieved fa and success.’ A great many people online were discussing it, and in real life, nurous relatives, friends, colleagues, and students were making phone calls, and even the leaders from the university were calling, speaking in a remarkably friendly tone.
Then there were ’poaching’ attempts.
Li Ning had previously received a ’antigravity research’ grant from Stanford University, but now personnel from Stanford Bridge University were calling, inquiring whether Li Ning would consider working at Stanford Bridge University.
Although Li Ning was nearing retirent age, the opportunity to serve as a proper professor at Stanford and to be entrusted with significant responsibilities in research represented a career advancent.
Li Ning simply said he would think about it. After all, he was getting on in years and wasn’t free to go wherever he wished—a move to Stanford seed unlikely.
Very soon.
Li Ning experienced another ’peak of life.’ Reporters from the most influential dostic dia, equipped with a full set of gear, interviewed him.
"An interview with ? Will it be on dostic news? Maybe even a television report?"
Li Ning could hardly wait, hastening to the small conference room, only to see Zhao Yi sitting with the reporters. They were in the middle of an interview, but the atmosphere wasn’t very serious.
The reporter asked, "Academician Zhao, could you explain the superconducting antigravity experint a bit?"
Zhao Yi replied, "Superconducting antigravity was proposed by Professor Li Ning. My role was based on his theoretical foundations..."
At this point, Li Ning was directed by the staff to sit next to Zhao Yi.
The reporter asked, "How did you decide to conduct this experint?"
Zhao Yi answered, "While I was studying the mathematical frawork of particles, I was contemplating whether it was possible to make the particles form a new field, or whether..."
The reporter was about to ask another question.
Li Ning coughed lightly, seeming ready to say sothing.
The reporter looked at him quizzically and then continued the question to Zhao Yi, "What are your thoughts on the future of superconducting antigravity research?"
Zhao Yi stated, "I believe that the characteristics of superconductivity define the limit of the antigravity effect. We don’t know what the limit is right now, but testing it is simple; it only requires spending..."
After Zhao Yi finished speaking in one breath, the reporter was about to ask another question when Li Ning couldn’t help but shuffle around, as though reminding the reporter that he should be asked a question as well.
It was then that the reporter realized and thoughtfully asked, "Professor Li, what are your thoughts on your theory being validated?"
"I’m very excited!"
Li Ning took a deep breath, about to continue expressing his feelings when he noticed the reporter turning back to Zhao Yi and saying, "We can all understand Professor Li Ning’s excitent. Academician Zhao, could you talk about your collaboration with Professor Li? How was the experint divided up? What was the specific design? Feel free to share."
Zhao Yi continued to answer.
Li Ning sat by, his expression filled with resentnt. He had always wanted to interject, "Superconducting antigravity is my theory!"
But it seed no one was interested.
Even the reporter must have known, but she clearly only wanted to interview Zhao Yi.
He, just a side note?
In the end, Li Ning lanted, "Maybe it’s because I’m not from the country? It will surely be different when I get back!"
"Everyone will cheer for !"
"At the very least..."
"Definitely not like Academician Zhao! Academician Zhao is certainly outstanding, it’s just that... he’s too outstanding! Sigh~~~"
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