Zhao Yi’s statent left Chen Zeshu sowhat bewildered; he knew that Zhao Yi’s project involved research on Z-waves, and specifically the manufacturing of the largest Z-wave Generator.
But what does a Z-wave Generator have to do with materials?
He didn’t understand the logic behind it.
"Could it be that the Z-wave Generator can also incidentally produce a special material?" Chen Zeshu asked, not understanding.
Chen Zeshu had overlooked a critical piece of information; Zhao Yi was talking about a significant advancent in material manufacturing technology, not simply the production of a material.
Manufacturing technology, plainly speaking, refers to the thod of production. It would create an entirely new thod of producing materials, not just research into the manufacturing of certain materials.
Chen Zeshu was sowhat confused, and so were the others.
Liu Jiankun kept asking questions.
A few people simply went to the conference room, where Zhao Yi provided a simple explanation.
"Z-waves can compress space, this compression effect increases the density of space," Zhao Yi began by getting straight to the heart of the matter.
Liu Jiankun’s understanding was a bit off. "Space compression? So you an compressing a ter down to a deciter? Is that what it is?"
Zhao Yi said, "The effect should be much higher. A tenfold effect is very simple, achievable with the strength of a standard Z-wave Generator, but because of Earth’s magnetic field and air interference, a tenfold effect is not good for material manufacturing."
"Really?" Liu Jiankun was still focused on the ’compression issue’. "It sounds like space technology. I rember watching a science fiction movie about sothing like a warp drive, is it that kind of thing?"
Zhao Yi nodded, "In terms of effects, it is the sa, but the principles are entirely different. I’ve also looked into warp issues, which involve compressing both ti and space, but they overlook the relativity of ti. Z-waves are space-inverse waves, that act only on space. Their compression is based on the conservation of energy in space and the universe’s invariance."
"This is also part of my research, exploring the universe’s origin and future. I have a complete set of theories already, but I am currently unable to publish them. In my cosmological theory, ti always moves forward, while space is constantly changing, according to energy states—"
"Blah blah blah—"
Zhao Yi went on at length, and not only Liu Jiankun and the others, but even Chen Zeshu felt a bit dizzy.
Liu Jiankun quickly redirected the topic, saying, "It sounds like space technology, but the problem is that at this stage, we simply can’t build a spaceship with such high energy."
The others nodded in agreent.
Even nuclear fusion devices have not been completed, and with only chemical and solar energy to rely on, even the most advanced space technology would have no room to excel.
Zhao Yi laughed, "But, we can’t deny that right now we don’t need to fly out of the solar system. So if experints prove my research correct and we can rely on the relevant technology to first explore the planets within the solar system, including Mars, Venus, Jupiter, or even the more distant Neptune, Uranus, it’s all possible."
"How fast could it be?" Liu Jiankun asked, interested, as the general manager of the Aviation Group, he was concerned about space exploration technology.
"To reach Mars within a few minutes should not be difficult, as long as we can create an anti-gravity spaceship," Zhao Yi explained seriously, then suddenly rembered sothing and imdiately asked Liu Jiankun, "By the way, Manager Liu, about what I ntioned last ti, setting up a company related to space exploration technology in Zhengyang with investnts, do you have plans for it?"
"Ah?" Liu Jiankun was a bit stunned. "Weren’t you joking? Didn’t you apply for an experintal project afterward? It cost thirty billion."
Zhao Yi frowned, "Isn’t that a separate matter? Space exploration technology definitely needs to be researched. The most important current focus is the nuclear fusion device, but space technology cannot be set aside. Anti-gravity, Z-wave-related technology will have a very wide application in the field of space exploration, and even, it’s bound to be much more useful than on Earth."
"This—"
Liu Jiankun was suddenly embarrassed because he had taken Zhao Yi’s previous ntion of the Z-wave experint as a trial balloon and then completely forgot about it, as Zhao Yi had only ntioned it once over the phone, which he thought was a bygone matter.
Now that the senior leadership was also present, he definitely couldn’t just brush it off.
After thinking carefully, Liu Jiankun said, "If it’s investnt during collaboration, that is certainly possible. Working together on space exploration technology, but the key technology must be controlled by the Aviation Group."
"Of course."
Zhao Yi nodded, understanding.
"But I don’t quite understand," Liu Jiankun questioned, "Does space exploration technology have potential? I an in the comrcial sector."
Zhao Yi smiled, "Of course it does. Current space exploration is almost all investnt, but imagine if we could build large spaceships in the future that could quickly reach Mars, Jupiter, etc., to acquire resources from these planets."
"Isn’t that a bit far-fetched?" Liu Jiankun asked dumbfounded.
"Of course, it’s not sothing that can be achieved in a short ti, but with our current technology, what space exploration lacks is material technology and energy technology."
"We’re already researching nuclear fusion devices, and the research I am currently undertaking, I believe, will greatly advance the developnt of material technology, and even, it has the potential to revolutionize material manufacturing technology."
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