The tal material of this red dot is very difficult to be destroyed by an explosion, let alone being blasted into powder. Even if it were to encounter a nuclear fusion reaction, the possibility of it being turned into dust is extrely small.
If such a violent explosion were to occur, the spaceship would no longer be able to exist, as the platform would be completely destroyed.
"Everyone, look here!" a staff mber pointed at the other perspective of the space connection, where the ground-level enclosed linkage space was located.
The space was originally only filled with a stable light source and a small amount of matter. Now, the stable light source was still there, unaffected. However, sothing seed off with the materials. As for what exactly was off, it was hard to articulate.
"It seems like the color has changed."
"This image looks really weird; I don’t know why."
Many people watching the monitoring screens felt similarly.
Zhao Yi imdiately concluded, "Material transmission has occurred, and the materials have suffered significant loss. The damage happened uniformly, so it only appears a bit strange on the surface."
This explanation left so people puzzled.
Zhao Yi imdiately asked, "At the mont of the explosion, was the energy transmission efficiency detected?"
"Yes!"
A staff mber responsible for monitoring Station One reported, "At that mont, the displayed value was ninety-one percent!"
"Ninety-plus percent?"
"Yes!"
The staff mber was very certain.
Zhao Yi imdiately went over to check the data recorded on the computer.
Many others followed to take a look.
"That ans the experint was a success," Zhao Yi said excitedly to Qiu Chengwen. "The efficiency enhancent of the space connection device directly proves that the Voidon hypothesis is correct."
"Yes!" Qiu Chengwen was also extrely excited.
Before the experint began, due to gravitational mathematics calculation issues, he didn’t have much hope for the experint’s outco.
Yet now, to his utter surprise, the experint had not only achieved the desired results but also led to an unexpected discovery.
That was the occurrence of particle transmission.
"It’s not just particle transmission; I believe what happened during the experint was a matter transmission, or to be precise, transmission of atoms, molecules, or even macromolecules."
"Is that so?" Qiu Chengwen was uncertain.
Edward Witten also asked, "Is it possible that transmission occurs for atoms and larger particles? Wasn’t it said in your last experint that only minuscule particles were transmitted, and wasn’t the explosion just now a nuclear fusion? Although it is the smallest scale of nuclear fusion reaction, it still proves the transmission of tiny particles."
"Indeed, minuscule particles were transmitted, but there was also transmission of atoms, molecules, and macromolecules," Zhao Yi replied with a smile. "To find out exactly what happened, we should go take a look."
While they were discussing, Zheng Long finally reacted. He imdiately instructed the staff to perform a remote check on the spaceship, and they soon discovered that the main components were functioning normally.
At this point, he felt relieved and was also very excited.
As long as the main components and equipnt were functioning properly, the Mars-1 spaceship could rely on its own energy to return to Earth. The explosion resulted in an unexpected boon because the Mars-1 even withstood a nuclear fusion explosion without experiencing any major safety issues.
Zheng Long also approached Zhao Yi and asked, "Academician Zhao, you just ntioned that the explosion was a result of nuclear fusion. Why didn’t the spaceship suffer any problems?"
"Because it was an extrely small-scale nuclear fusion explosion, even smaller than the one in the last experint," Zhao Yi explained simply. "The platform of the spaceship used for the experint is constructed from compressed materials, and the strength of these materials is very high, with lting points above 6000 degrees Celsius. They can’t be penetrated by a small-scale explosion."
"Furthermore, the Anti-Energy barrier can perfectly isolate energy. That ans, as long as the platform remains intact, other parts of the spaceship would at most be affected by the vibration."
"Of course, it’s mainly because the explosion was relatively small. If it had been an explosion of the scale that occurred in the previous experint, the spaceship would not have been able to withstand it."
"We can only say that the Mars-1 has been very lucky!" Zhao Yi was pleased at the thought that the spaceship hadn’t been destroyed. He had designed the Mars-1, and during the manufacturing and testing process, he had been involved in much of the work, clearly not wishing for his efforts to be wasted.
After checking the monitoring systems in various locations, a few mbers of the theoretical group went to the site of the terrestrial space linkage.
To ensure absolute safety and prevent any unforeseen events, the ground space connection device was placed ten kiloters away, beneath a mountain. A completely enclosed space had been created there.
A crowd went there by car in a rush.
The senior leaders also went together. They were curious about what had happened and hoped to see the results of the experint with their own eyes.
Soon.
The motorcade arrived at the area beneath the mountain.
The group got out of the cars to inspect the area. Staff mbers who had arrived earlier were just waiting there and hadn’t interfered with the scene.
Upon arriving, Zhao Yi and others imdiately directed the follow-up testing work.
The first step was to test the air density in the sealed space. Since the corresponding equipnt was placed nearby, all that was needed was to check the internal pressure. They quickly obtained the specific data.
"The air pressure loss exceeded fifty percent!" This data was astonishing.
When Zhao Yi heard the specific data, he couldn’t help but stop in surprise. The reactions of the other mbers of the theoretical group were similar.
Reviews
All reviews (0)