Chapter 647: 541
“You might imagine, if all the elents in this universe were to co to a halt now, would ti still have any aning? Everything would be frozen in place, unable to move, let alone possess the capacity to think…”
Thus, the so-called four-dinsional spaceti universe could also be interpreted as a moving three-dinsional spatial universe!
“Since ti is the abstract manifestation of the continuous motion of matter, naturally, the trajectory of motion can indeed be distorted!” Lynn looked at the gathered Wizards and spoke seriously.
“Based on the equations of mass and gravity, combined with the relativity formula of velocity equivalent to mass, the mont an object reaches the speed of light, its ti has already halted. This is why I dare say that the speed of light cannot be surpassed!”
Lynn’s voice was not loud, but as it reached each Wizard’s ears, it resonated like a giant bell, stunning their minds.
“Your theory of relativity might just topple and rebuild the entire magic system,” Harrov sighed.
Harrov was incredibly incredulous when he first received the manuscript, and now he was deeply shocked.
Though these theories sounded more counterintuitive than the next, as Lynn had just said, their pursuit of magic science was to explain the laws governing things; a theory, no matter how bizarre, strange, or illogical, as long as it could accurately explain natural phenona, was undoubtedly the truth!
Steg and the others were also speechless in astonishnt, wanting to object, but having to admit that relativity not only achieved a strange logical consistency but also had the evidence of light deviation experints and quartz clock gravitational experints.
Once it was confird that relativity was correct, then concepts of space, ti, speed, and mass would all need to be redefined from now on!
Seeing that the Wizards present had all lowered their flags and started pondering over the issues of spaceti and the movent of matter, Lynn turned his head to look at Jeffrey, curiously asking, “Master Jeffrey, I heard you encountered so minor troubles while improving the double-slit interference experint?”
“This is hardly a minor trouble!” Jeffrey grimaced and said, “I suspect we’ve encountered an Elental Ghost…”
Alade thoroughly explained all the eerie phenona they encountered in the experint.
“Photons and electrons can even anticipate in advance our intention to observe them, no matter how much we disguise it, no matter what thods we think of, we can’t alter this situation,” Alade’s face showed a touch of fear.
“Isn’t that quite normal?” Lynn said in surprise.
Alade paused, then almost jumped up, how was this normal at all?
“Have you forgotten? Ti has no aning for light, since it has reached its ultimate speed, relative to you, ti is in a state of rest! This ans that for light itself, it arrives instantaneously at any place…” Lynn said with a smile.
Because ti is halted, it must invariably know at the mont of emission whether it will be observed, thus determining whether to collapse.
So there’s no such thing as precognition, it’s all very magical!
Alade stood dumbfounded, although Lynn had previously explained the principle of ti nearly stopping due to the maximum speed of light, he always felt that things had beco even more bizarre.
If light had already traversed the entire course instantaneously, then what was the moving light beam they saw?
Wasn’t that a reversal of cause and effect?
Thinking of Lynn’s ntion that ti was aningless, Alade suddenly fell into confusion.
Jeffrey continued to inquire, “What about electrons? Their speed is far slower than that of light, so ti can’t be at a standstill, can it?”
Lynn raised an eyebrow, pondering, “If ti has no aning for light, then for electrons, spatial distance is also aningless!”
“As for why, you will have to figure that out yourself!” Lynn patted Jeffrey on the shoulder, encouragingly, with no intention of revealing the mystery.
In fact, he himself had only grasped a trace of the truth and could not be one hundred percent certain.
A free electron’s probability cloud could cover the entire universe, theoretically reaching any place instantaneously, it’s just a matter of probability.
The reason electrons within elents can’t do this is because they are tightly bound by the nucleus; but when they’re free, this ans their probability cloud’s range becos extrely large, certainly much larger than Jeffrey’s lab.
The probability cloud of a free electron is also one of the few entities that can surpass the speed of light, simply because the maximum limit of light speed only applies within four-dinsional space; if affected by higher dinsions, it’s not necessarily the case.
One example is under the gravitational influence of massive celestial bodies, where the speed of light significantly reduces.
The reason is that light is forced to detour, no longer propagating in the straight line they see!
It’s like an ant that can’t simply walk straight to the other side of a hill; it must first climb the slope.
Although the ant’s speed is consistent throughout, to a two-dinsional observer, it appears to cross that distance at an extrely slow pace.
Ti is aningless for light, and spatial distance is aningless for electrons… These words orbited in Jeffrey’s mind, lingering for a long ti, as he vaguely grasped a thread but still did not understand why.
“This is so of the experintal manuscripts I’ve sumd up from studying relativity, feel free to read it if you’re interested!” Lynn took out the second half of the relativity manuscript and handed it to Steg and the others.
Lynn sincerely hoped they would co to understand and overco their fear of the microcosm soon.
That way, the council’s legendary production plan could be implented.
About half an hour later, Jeffrey and others, who had printed dozens of copies of the relativity original manuscript using magic, walked out of the manor.
When they arrived, each one was full of confidence, ready to refute what they called absurd conjectures, but they left with furrowed brows, deeply engrossed in thoughts about space-ti and the conversion of mass and speed.
Lynn did not see them off because Dennis suddenly reported good news that the first-generation supersonic fighter jet had been officially completed and was ready for its first test flight tomorrow!
“No wonder you’ve had the rare chance to co and debate with ,” Lynn realized; Dennis had been very busy before, not even having ti to attend academic seminars.
As for the new fighter’s test pilot, it was naturally the experienced Lydia!
(PS: The toughest part about relativity is finally written. I’ve tried to make it simple, and from now on, most of the theory will be science fiction focusing on the plot, hence it won’t be such extensive discourse.
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