"Now, through a series of experints and theoretical research, we have discovered a breakthrough: matter transmission. In the experints, we observed the phenonon of matter transmission, which has provided us with a breakthrough in theoretical research," Zhao Yi said.
"This allows us to conduct experints to collect detailed data, which we can use as a foundation to study the relationship between energy and space."
Zhang Qican talked at length.
As the explanation went on, many journalists could only jot down the material because it was quite advanced, and by the end, so could barely understand it.
However, the more astute reporters understood why Zhang Qican was seated at the center, indicating his significant involvent in the research on energy and space, and perhaps he was the originator of the inspiration.
In any kind of research, inspiration is extrely important.
Obviously.
Zhang Qican played a major role in the research, which is why he was arranged to sit beside Zhao Yi and attend such an important press conference together.
At this point, many reporters began to inquire about Zhang Qican, believing there were noteworthy aspects to his involvent in the research, especially given his youth.
Zhang Qican’s information was not a secret; a simple search online would yield an overview. He was once a mathematician at the Science Academy, a very famous mathematical genius. Not long after obtaining his doctorate, he entered the Science Academy, where he published nurous mathematical achievents.
Even if he had stayed at the Science Academy, he would have quickly secured a researcher position, yet he chose to follow the research and joined Yanhua University, where he earned a professorship in mathematics, and later beca the Chief Researcher at the Mathematical Center.
In Zhao Yi’s publications on cutting-edge scientific theories, Zhang Qican was always either second or third author, featuring rather prominently.
While everyone’s attention was usually on Zhao Yi, other researchers were often overlooked.
Now, everyone noticed Zhang Qican.
At this press conference, Zhao Yi wanted Zhang Qican to take the lead, but clearly, the reporters weren’t going to let him off the hook, with many subsequent questions directed at him.
Deciding to be straightforward, Zhao Yi gave a brief overview of the logic behind matter transmission theory, "I know everyone is interested in this technology while having little interest in the theoretical stuff."
This remark elicited laughter in the room.
Smiling, Zhao Yi continued, "But I must still discuss the theoretical aspect."
"Regarding technical and experintal details, you can ask Professor Ruan, not ."
Many turned their attention to Ruan Wenye, knowing that he was the leader of the Z-wave group and the main person conducting the experints, making him very knowledgeable about them.
Zhao Yi went on, "In our study of the relationship between energy and space, my team and I proposed a spatial hypothesis called the ’Voidon Hypothesis’, aning that we assu space is composed of voidons."
"Based on the voidon hypothesis, we conducted many experints, which helped us address the issue of wave-particle duality."
Zhao Yi began with ’solving’, and went on to explain, "It is not a direct explanation of wave-particle duality, but rather, if the voidon hypothesis is proven true, then we can say we have deciphered the issue of wave-particle duality; otherwise, the theory remains just that—a theory."
"I believe you all would be interested in the experints, so I will provide a brief introduction here."
"Our experints first created a region without voidons, theoretically equating to the absence of space itself."
"Subsequently, we observed the phenonon of matter transmission. Later in our experints, by filling that region with intense light energy, we found the matter transmission phenonon disappeared."
"Thus, we inferred that where energy exists, space exists, or according to the voidon hypothesis, where energy exists, voidons are present."
"We will publish related papers on these findings, which will be available for interested scientists around the world to review."
Zhao Yi stated this calmly and then turned off the microphone.
The room imdiately beca noisy again.
His narrative seed fairly straightforward, but it contained blockbuster news, revealing the content of the experints and indicating that papers would be published.
This was tantamount to disclosing the findings.
In reality, Zhao Yi had only given a brief overview without going into clear detail, possibly due to sensitivities involving confidential information, which could not be fully disclosed.
Even in publishing papers and disclosing findings, there would be consideration for confidentiality.
The last to speak at the press conference was Director Liu from the technology departnt, responsible for the overall project issues, including funding, participants, and preliminary construction, among others.
Director Liu’s speech was more targeted, directly relating to the progress of the project.
For instance, how to join the project.
For instance, how much funding there is, other participating institutions, and whether a certain amount of funding needs to be allocated.
For instance, where the project will take place.
And so on.
Director Liu was prepared for this and, after making a statent, gave serious answers to each question from the journalists.
Then, the press conference ended.
The press conference lasted for about an hour, and the announcents made during it could all be considered major news. However, the reception had only just begun, as international public opinion quickly responded.
A large number of dia outlets reported on the event, with all content relating to material teleportation research.
Comntators from dia all over the world were very surprised, and many people comnted on the technology. Opinions were diverse, but the vast majority were positive about the related research. Many top scientific institutions, mathematicians, and physicists expressed interest.
At the sa ti, the reports also revolved around the research personnel involved in the technology, involving not only Zhao Yi but also Zhang Qican and Ruan Wenye.
Zhang Qican was reported as a "top genius," with mathematical and physical abilities considered to be at the very top of the world, the "second in command" in the field of cutting-edge technology-related theoretical research.
Many dia outlets showed interest in Zhang Qican, and there was even more coverage of him than Zhao Yi.
The main reason was that Zhao Yi was too famous, and there was so much reporting on him that so people felt weary when seeing news related to Zhao Yi because it was invariably filled with various praises and exclamation.
Ruan Wenye was also frequently reported, being described as one of the most important technology workers in the country, mainly because he was the head of the Z-wave group.
Z-wave, considered the most important and mysterious technology.
As the head of the Z-wave group, his position was quite crucial, making Ruan Wenye a core figure in Z-wave research.
Seeing a series of reports about himself, Ruan Wenye felt his importance and even felt that he might have surpassed Zhao Yi, feeling like he had reached the pinnacle of his life.
He sat in front of the computer, constantly refreshing the news, also typing his na into the search bar and watching the nurous news stories with a big grin.
Zhao Yi, standing behind him watching this scene, couldn’t help but curl his lips up, he kindly reminded him, "Your desk is all wet with drool!"
"What?"
Ruan Wenye subconsciously pulled out a piece of paper, then looked down and discovered nothing, and imdiately turned around with a scowl, "Zhao Yi, can’t you let admire myself in peace for a mont?"
"This is the first ti I’ve heard soone put it so bluntly!"
Zhao Yi said forcefully.
"Haha——"
Ruan Wenye didn’t care at all and laughed, "You know, when I was young, I was also considered a genius in math and physics. Later on, I joined the Science Academy, but by the ti I was forty, I knew I wouldn’t achieve much in this lifeti, at most leading the team to do research here and there."
"Now look, I’m more famous than those Nobel laureates. I am the most famous experintal physicist in the world."
"——Alright then!"
After thinking it over carefully, Zhao Yi felt Ruan Wenye’s state of mind was understandable.
After all, he’s old!
Ruan Wenye could no longer pursue anything academically, so of course, he placed a great deal of importance on personal renown and fa.
Now that he had suddenly beco famous, his excitent was understandable.
"Anyway, we should get back to work," Zhao Yi said, shaking his head.
There was still much work for the theory group and Z-wave group. He was about to launch a major project and needed to conduct a detailed assessnt of it.
This assessnt was directly related to the project’s funding, participating institutions, and the model of international collaboration in research, as well as the open areas of technology and theory, etc.
Each aspect was crucial.
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