Last ti’s "ground compression transmission experint" demonstrated the existence of space and reinforced the definition of the "Voidon Hypothesis," allowing research to continue in the direction suggested by the Voidon Hypothesis.
Only with the feasibility of research in the direction of the Voidon Hypothesis could various argunts concerning Voidons proceed, and could Voidons be linked with energy.
This was content envisioned by Zhang Qican, while Zhao Yi provided assistance and expansions.
Therefore, as the head of the theoretical group, Zhao Yi decided that the experint would be led by Zhang Qican, with the other three mbers assisting.
Although Zhao Yi said this, in reality, he himself was still the decision-maker, but he mainly wanted to promote Zhang Qican. It was sowhat unfair that any achievents from researching space mathematics alongside Zhao Yi would belong to him.
In addition, Zhang Qican was indeed capable of standing on his own. Perhaps for so future significant research projects, it would be Zhang Qican leading them, not always him making the decisions.
This was also what Zhang Qican deserved.
Neither Edward Witten nor Qiu Chengwen had any objections. In fact, they both hoped Zhang Qican would achieve results. In their collaborative research, they had discovered that Zhang Qican’s capabilities were certainly no less than theirs, and his mind was more agile, especially in understanding of space mathematics; he far surpassed them.
Whether it was Edward Witten, Qiu Chengwen, or Zhao Yi, they were already among the world’s top mathematicians with peak academic prestige. Naturally, they hoped that Zhang Qican, whom they were collaborating with, would also achieve considerable success.
Of course.
They were even more hopeful that the experint would succeed, as only a successful experint would count as an accomplishnt; otherwise, it would be a failed attempt.
The new experint aid to verify a direct link between photons and Voidons, or rather, to verify the connection between photons and the existence of space.
Simply put, where there are photons, there is space, or more broadly, where there is energy, there is space.
This is very significant.
If the experint yielded the desired results, it would demonstrate the inseparable relationship between energy and space and, to so extent, would also solve the problem of wave-particle duality and unravel the mystery behind the famous double-slit interference experint.
The double-slit interference experint is indeed very famous, so much so that it’s ticulously explained in high school textbooks. Unraveling the mystery of this experint would definitely be an extraordinary achievent, with an impact on physics that might even surpass the discovery of black holes. In mathematics, it could be equated with solving several world-class mathematical conjectures.
This is mainly because a successful experint would represent a cross-era major advancent in physics.
Of course, progress here is in the academic sense. When it cos to the field of science and technology, it would rely pave the way for technological developnt dostically, since foreign countries lack the Z-wave Generation Technology and even the conditions to perform such experints.
The theoretical group was at the testing ground of the Z-wave team. They quickly designed the experint.
This ti the experint took place very discreetly. They only inford the Z-wave team about the experintal arrangents without going into detail. Even Ruan Wenye thought it was just a routine transmission "blast" experint, but with several high-energy light source devices added to the end of the transmission.
"What’s the point of this? After the explosion occurs, these devices will all be damaged."
"However, with the expansion of the channel, the force of the explosion becos smaller and smaller, so maybe the devices will only be slightly damaged? Possibly."
Ruan Wenye was sowhat puzzled.
The design of this experint was essentially the sa as the traditional ground transmission experint, with the only addition being several large light source devices since theoretically, Z-waves compress space, and space compression should not affect energy.
If energy were directly related to space, a sustained strong light source would generate a large amount of Voidons to fill the Voidon vacancy caused by space compression.
Naturally, without this "Voidon void," transmission would not occur.
In previous experints, the Z-wave team had conducted several of the sa type of transmission experints. So involved increasing the channel, while others changed the type of material at the end of the transmission. One even involved adding animals inside, and the outco is imaginable: the poor chicks directly turned into a powdery, viscous substance that disintegrated upon contact—a truly moving sight.
To get back to the point.
A series of experints still led to important conclusions. The experintal group found that expanding the channel could indeed reduce the transmission of tiny particles, but no matter how much the channel was expanded, the transmission of tiny particles could never be eradicated, implying that explosions will always occur.
The lowest intensity explosion had a force equal to nineteen kilograms of TNT.
"This shows that the channel has less impact on material transmission than we thought," said Ruan Wenye, who is indeed quite knowledgeable. He used an "absolute zero" analogy. "As we keep increasing the channel, overall, it is possible to reduce the transmission of tiny particles, but at the sa ti, it is impossible to reduce it any further."
"Perhaps having absolutely zero tiny particle transmission is akin to reaching absolute zero temperature, which is very difficult to achieve with conventional ans."
"We continuously increased the channel, even by more than five tis the original amount, yet the explosion force was only reduced by less than a third."
"Additionally, we must consider that the intensity of the explosion and the imdiate reaction are directly related. During nuclear fusion, high-speed neutrons are stimulated, leading to spallation characteristics. The specific force of the explosion has a range, not a fixed value."
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