After the technical report was published, it aroused a great deal of discussion, "It turns out to be researched by God Zhao."
"The prefix ’indeed’ should be used!"
"Such cutting-edge technology must be related to God Zhao, who is the pioneer of rapid human technological developnt!"
"No wonder they could create the Solar Energy-Gathering Satellite, and no wonder they could start the cosmic spaceship project!"
"In the field of space exploration, material technology is crucial; now with new material technology, related technologies for exploring the universe can develop rapidly!"
"But doesn’t this amount to making the technology public?"
Of course not.
Many people worried that other institutions would possess the material compression technology after learning the principles, but in fact, the principles of compressing materials were not important. What mattered was the Z-wave generation technology.
The Institute of chanics, Precision Optical Laboratory, their research reports only conjectured that "compression to a certain ratio could be sustained."
The reason it was "conjectured" was that they could only release Z-waves by accumulating energy with a spatial shield.
The Z-waves released in this way had a very low energy density and were not capable of creating high-strength compressed materials. The compressed particles would rapidly revert to their original state after the Z-wave effect ended.
Other institutions could only discuss it for now, without the fundantal Z-wave generation technology, everything was aningless.
Conversely, as long as one possessed the Z-wave generation technology, everything would be easy to research.
Other institutions also knew the reason they couldn’t research it stemd from a lack of related theoretical support. Without the theory to understand the principles of Z-wave formation, it was impossible to create a Z-wave generator.
Even if they were given a Z-wave generator, it would not be easy for them to replicate it. The slightest issue could render the device beyond repair.
Therefore, many organizations once again stepped forward, hoping that the underlying theory of Z-wave technology could be made public in the country.
That, of course, was impossible.
The underlying theory of Z-wave technology was absolutely confidential and could not truly be made public, but Zhao Yi still published a paper, and it was a lengthy one at that—a 230-page paper nad "Space and Cosmology."
"Space and Cosmology" was essentially a book.
Zhao Yi did not publish it in a magazine but had it directly printed by a publisher. By publishing his theory, he was also able to earn so royalties, killing two birds with one stone.
"Space and Cosmology" started from the perspective of Z-wave compression materials and expanded on the relationship between space and the universe, eventually forming a new doctrine of cosmic developnt.
In the beginning, it continued the style of previous papers, with nurous introductions and direct mathematical proofs, all directly related to compressed materials. The proofs made were concerned with the limit ratios of compression.
Many international academic institutions were discussing the problem of compression limit ratios.
This ti it was directly revealed that the compression limit ratio talked about internationally was the constant ’e’.
"When the compression ratio of particles reaches e, they can maintain a balance with the pressure of space through the magnetic field and force field they form, no longer affected by related influences."
"Here, the ’ratio of e’ is referred to as the steady-state space limit constant."
"Also, when the compression ratio reaches π power of e, it enters a new state where the particles continuously release weak Z-waves, compressing and absorbing space."
"Therefore, the compression ratio of π power of e can be called the ’anti-space limit constant’."
"When a large number of particles that reach the space limit constant gather together, they can continuously compress space, absorb energy, and even distort space-ti—"
"I believe that this is the state in which black holes exist."
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