In the end, all that could be done was a frustrated sigh, "These scientists are really getting too greedy!"
"For an experint, they even inquire about the total funding available first... it’s tough!"
...
Zhao Yi was unaware that he had been misunderstood, but even if he did know, he wouldn’t care, because he was indeed about to conduct a significant experint.
The approval and application process for such a major experint wouldn’t start in a day or two, and he still had so ti to relax. So, he took the opportunity to visit the laboratory and arranged the work for Zhao Linlin.
The position for Zhao Linlin was not sothing that could be filled by a direct hire; a Traditional Chinese dicine research group needed to be established.
The task of this group was to apply for projects related to Traditional Chinese dicine and gradually carry out research and developnt. For now, after the group had been established, Zhao Linlin was the sole mber.
Therefore, after Zhao Linlin arrived at the lab, her first job was to recruit talent related to the research of Traditional Chinese dicine for the laboratory.
Only when they had gathered two or three people, including a core figure to lead the research and developnt, could they truly apply for projects and conduct research.
Zhao Yi didn’t hold out too much hope for the research related to Traditional Chinese dicine; he simply wanted the lab to have a relevant research group which might be able to help with future research and developnt.
In dical research, it is very important to have talent from multiple fields.
Traditional Chinese dicine, with its thousands of years of history and profound heritage, could be described as vast and profound. There might be so novel discoveries that could play a significant role in advancing dical developnt, helping humanity overco disease, and achieving health and longevity.
After living comfortably in university for a while, Zhao Yi received news that funding had been allocated, the experintal site had been chosen, the nearby power plant was ready to begin construction, but the Z-wave Generator still required his design and possibly even his personal supervision in construction.
This task was too important.
If it were just an anti-gravity device, Zhao Yi could simply design it and let others build it, but the Z-wave Generator required even more precision. A slight deviation in the angle at a certain position could greatly impact its overall performance.
Hence, Zhao Yi simply went directly to the experintal site and got involved in the construction from the beginning.
The experintal site was chosen in the uninhabited desert area of the northwest, and while the working environnt was harsh, it was a requisite due to the high-energy nature of the experints and their absolute confidentiality. Fortunately, communication was not a problem. The specialist link devices produced by Space Information Technology could convert voice into text and directly translate it into images without any electronic signals.
The main focus of the experint was on two devices, one of which was a large Z-wave Generator.
Zhao Yi theoretically designed the highest performance device, capable of emitting Z-waves with a power hundreds of tis stronger than those released by space shields.
The strength of these Z-waves, though limited in release distance and coverage area, was extrely astonishing.
Besides, there was an ultra-high-power adjustable anti-gravity device, but the anti-gravity effect wasn’t the key. The focus was on its subtle adjustability and coverage, paired with the intense Z-waves, to achieve positive and negative energy conversion in space.
Since the Z-wave Generator required a high amount of power, it needed to be paired with specialized power plants to ensure sufficient energy supply.
As Zhao Yi diligently imrsed himself in the preparations for the experint, the research on Z-wave satellite weaponry was also progressing smoothly.
One month later, a rocket carried the first Z-wave satellite weapon into space.
The Z-wave satellite weapon, orbiting about six thousand kiloters above Earth’s surface, would slowly circle the planet and could be controlled to shift its orbit gradually. Its sole function was to release Z-wave beams to strike targets within a 15,000-kiloter coverage area, aided by a satellite radar system.
Equipped with solar panels, the weapon could charge the Z-wave Generator, amassing enough energy in approximately three months to fire a Z-wave beam once.
This Z-wave satellite weapon had many advantages, such as cost. Including the launch expenses, it would not exceed fifty million yuan, which was relatively low considering the three-month interval between strikes.
Of course, it had its shortcomings. Because it needed to continuously maintain its internal magnetic field, it required constant power consumption, which the solar panels alone couldn’t sustain. It relied on conventional battery packs, with a theoretical operational life span of at most one year or three Z-wave beam releases.
After reaching one year in orbit or firing three Z-wave beams, the satellite weapon would crash along a predetermined trajectory.
Due to its short service life, the Z-wave satellite weapon was currently only an experintal model, and further research would definitely be conducted to develop weapons with longer operational longevity.
When the first Z-wave satellite weapon was launched into space, it was quickly followed by the second and third. The satellite weapons experint team launched three Z-wave satellite weapons consecutively, and then entered the testing phase.
The initially planned experint was for the Z-wave satellite weapon to strike predetermined ground and sea targets, but no one had anticipated that the situation would change so dramatically, altering the nature of the experint.
...
YD Country is among the world’s most populous nations and may even be compared to Z Country; also, because of its proximity to its neighbor, YD Country always hoped to surpass Z country and consistently compared itself in all aspects to Z Country.
YD Country is committed to the developnt of military technology, repeatedly trumpeting the slogan "Self-built advanced weapons." They certainly did so, investing heavily in the research and developnt related to advanced weapons.
Whenever the situation along the border beca tense, YD Country liked to flaunt its weapon’s deterrent effect to boost morale among the populace, signaling to them that YD Country too possessed the capability to produce advanced weapons dostically.
Thus, YD Country publicly announced it was ready to conduct an experint with the WUW cruise missile.
Although their dostically manufactured cruise missile—from inner to outer core technology—originated from other countries and was only modified with a supposed dostically-produced engine, as long as so components were dostically produced, they were deed to be made in YD Country.
That day.
YD Country carried out a public test launch of the WUW cruise missile.
Military officials from YD Country, expressing their confidence during dia interviews, believed the launch experint would undoubtedly be successful.
"We have great confidence!"
"Experts have made final adjustnts to the paraters, estimating the deviation range will not exceed five hundred ters. That’s an extrely precise figure."
"The experint is bound to succeed. I will wait for the mont it concludes and will applaud vigorously..."
Finally.
Witnessed by many, the WUW cruise missile ignited successfully and rapidly shot up into the sky after ignition.
The launch was also broadcasted live on television, watched by nurous citizens who swelled with pride for their nation’s strength.
As the cruise missile ascended, the television broadcaster shouted excitedly, "It’s going up! It’s successfully going up!"
"This is a mont to be rembered!"
"Our dostically produced cruise missile—there are not many countries in the world that can achieve this—YD Country is truly on the path of rejuvenation. It’s said that the WUW missile is incredibly precise and advanced, it..."
"Blah blah blah~~"
"It’s still climbing, turning slightly, it should be traveling at a steady speed through the atmosphere, it’s still rising, the cara can hardly see it now, it’s just a tiny black dot on the screen..."
At that mont, sothing strange happened.
The small black dot on the screen suddenly beca bigger, then even bigger, and swiftly turned into a large plu of smoke, inside of which faint flas could be glimpsed.
"What’s happening?"
Before the broadcaster could react, a boom resounded from the sky.
"Boom!"
The broadcaster, staring blankly at the screen for a long mont, finally said dazedly, "My dear Lord! Bless us! This ti I’m sure... the missile suddenly..."
"Exploded!"
"This is an accident, definitely an accident, how could the missile explode just after launching..."
"My dear Lord!"
"..."
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