"Indeed, the experint was very dangerous."
"Although we are safe here, the area surrounding the experint range will definitely be affected."
All we can do is continue waiting.
This waiting lasted until the afternoon. What’s most crucial is that the magnetic field intensity near the experint coverage area remained very high, surpassing 300mT at so nearby places. A strength of 300mT isn’t high, but it’s important to consider that the magnetic field is emanating from the surface of the experintal materials, and the closer you get to the zone, the stronger the magnetic field becos, sotis increasing exponentially."
Since it was already evening and we still couldn’t approach the experint area, the experint team held a temporary eting and simply decided to check the data again tomorrow morning. The high-level personnel who ca also took a break, so driving to nearby cities to rest.
At seven o’clock the next morning, Zhao Yi arrived at the Experint Center.
By then, there were already many people inside.
Not only the experintal team but also high-level individuals were present, including the senior leaders—they were simply too curious about the experint’s results.
A large group of people greeted Zhao Yi.
Zhao Yi was concerned about the detection data, as workers in safety gear were inside the experint area, continually testing with equipnt.
At the sa ti, a detection report stated, "The intensity of the (magnetic) field is highest on the surface of tals. There’s a titanium alloy material whose surface strength still reaches 1T, and at about five centiters from the surface, the highest intensity is only 500mT."
This data was considered safe.
Because after a night’s ti, the magnetic field strength in the ground and air had already fallen to safe levels.
Zhao Yi straightforwardly decided to lead the group directly to the site.
When nearing the experint coverage area, one could see from afar that the inside was a ss, mostly due to the sudden explosions caused by unequal pressure inside and outside animal cells when the space compression effect ended. Not just animals, but so weeds on the ground also exploded, shredding into tiny fragnts as if they had been stewed in a pot for several days, completely turned into fine debris. A large area was covered by the remains of plants and animals.
As Zhao Yi walked, he explained, "This suggests that the explosion is based on unequal cellular pressure rather than solely on pressure differences inside and outside the body."
This explanation compares with animals in space.
When animals are in space, in an environnt completely devoid of atmospheric pressure, the pressure inside their bodies becos unequal, potentially leading to explosions.
But such explosions are based on bodily pressure and do not reach the level of cells.
Now, it’s entirely at the cellular level—plants and animals were affected by space compression, shrinking at the particle level, and when space compression ended and they returned to normal conditions, they couldn’t revert, resulting in cellular-level pressure imbalances or even smaller scales.
If it were simply inert materials like tals and alloys, since their composition isn’t that complex, they wouldn’t explode.
It’s different for plants and animals.
Biology is different.
Biological entities have cells, and cells have internal and external pressures. When pressure becos drastically imbalanced, cellular explosions can occur.
Everyone stood at the edge of the experint area.
Workers were transporting materials from inside to be loaded onto trucks for a series of tests—data from which would be extrely important.
That’s when two workers were seen carrying a very small tal slab, with actions that appeared very strange.
Though the tal slab was only the size of a book, the two of them seed to struggle greatly to carry it.
"What is this..." Liu Jiankun pointed at the tal slab and asked.
"Nickel-iron alloy."
A worker set down the tal slab, taking the opportunity to rest, and explained, "It used to be a ter wide, now it’s only this big, but it’s extrely heavy, definitely over three hundred pounds."
"Three hundred pounds?"
The onlookers were all surprised, and two old researchers from the High Energy Institute imdiately squatted down, one on each side, to try lifting it. Gritting their teeth, they found they couldn’t budge it.
Others tried not to laugh while looking at the tal slab, feeling equally shocked.
Liu Jiankun involuntarily swallowed and also bent over to try moving it. He managed to lift it just a bit using all his strength, but he was so winded that he simply stood up straight and said to Zhao Yi, "Academician Zhao!"
"Now I finally understand why you said that Z-wave research would push the advancent of material manufacturing technology."
"I believe there will be significant progress."
"This tal slab, if you were to take it outside, people would certainly believe it is a product of alien technology, so might even think it’s from a collapsed star."
"How about this, we claim we’ve discovered an ultra-high-density alien technological material, sell it for ten million per gram—this piece could be worth trillions."
Zhao Yi gave Liu Jiankun a thumbs up, "Good idea!"
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