The senior leadership asked with so puzzlent, "A loss of half the air pressure, what does that represent? Are you surprised? Isn’t the purpose of this experint to test the efficiency of transmission?"
Zhao Yi took a deep breath before explaining, "Our experint is indeed to verify transmission efficiency, but the primary data we’re concerned with is energy transmission, not air transmission."
"The results of energy transmission are available almost instantly, with a value exceeding ninety percent."
"Whereas air transmission is equivalent to material transmission. Before our experint, we concluded that this kind of situation might occur, but we believed the probability of it happening was very low."
"Now, not only has it occurred, but the air was directly drawn away by more than fifty percent, which is very astonishing."
This ti, the senior leadership understood.
Previously, he had been confused by the various data, only to realize that air loss itself was abnormal, let alone losing more than half at once. "So, does this an that more than half of the air was directly transmitted to the spacecraft?"
"Correct!"
Zhao Yi nodded vigorously and then commanded, "Open the hatch, let’s see what changes have occurred inside."
The staff, after increasing the pressure in the enclosed space, directly opened the hatch to check the materials that had been placed inside.
When one of them picked up a plastic board, he suddenly exclaid, "It’s shattered!"
He instinctively thought there had been a mistake at work, and imdiately beca sowhat panicked.
A colleague nearby imdiately shouted, "Be careful!"
Zhao Yi walked over to the hatch and said, "Attention! Everyone, co out first!"
"Get tools, use sealed bags to pack and preserve all materials, even if they’ve turned to dust, don’t let any go to waste."
"This isn’t your fault; likely, everything inside is like this."
With that, all the staff mbers ca out, took the appropriate items back in, and carefully packed each material.
It was then that they discovered, whether plastic or tal, the surfaces looked normal, but upon touch, they found everything had beco brittle.
A pinch could turn it to powder, a touch could poke a hole.
"What’s happened here?"
"Why have they all turned out like this? That one was tal, and I put it in there myself!"
"What exactly happened inside?"
All the staff involved were extrely shocked, unable to fathom what could cause such an outco.
If there had been an explosion, shouldn’t everything have been smashed to pieces?
All the items appeared as if they were stones that had weathered over ti.
When all the items were cleared out, a simple asurent of mass revealed the issue—
There was a significant mass loss!
The report ca out quickly.
"Academician Zhao, we have conducted tests; every type of material experienced a mass loss exceeding fifty percent, roughly the sa as the air loss."
"At this point, the losses seem to be identical, although further detailed testing is needed."
"We carried out a detailed examination of the tal materials and found that the physical properties hadn’t changed; it seed as if it had rely turned to powder."
This was the puzzling aspect for the staff.
Zhao Yi, however, was not surprised at all. As soon as he saw the condition of the first item, he had already understood the entire outco.
So he said calmly, "Thanks for the hard work, everyone!"
"Take all the materials back for testing."
"This experint can be deed a great success, and everyone has played an indispensable part!" His tone was sowhat excited, eager to study further and understand the scientific principles involved.
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