Chapter 754: Chapter 631 Lynn’s Planetary Ascension Project
“What on earth is the gravitational influence of the Moon and the Sun here?” Harrov was perplexed, as they had obviously left their original position and could not receive any light emitted by the stars.
He had even tried digging downward, only to find that there was nothing below the rock layer and it was not connected to anywhere at all.
“This is probably because our three-dinsional coordinates have not changed,” Lynn pondered out loud.
“So you’re saying we’re actually still in the sa place?” Rafael found this a bit hard to grasp.
“You could say that,” Lynn smiled. “For instance, imagine this continent as a point in a two-dinsional coordinate system, with both X and Y axes being one. Now we’ve shifted from a planar to a three-dinsional space, adding a Z-axis whose coordinate has changed from one to ten. What about the X and Y axes? Could you say they’ve changed?”
The wizards present suddenly fell into thought; their mathematical proficiency was not lacking, and they naturally understood the higher-dinsional theory Lynn was explaining with the coordinate axes.
Gravity can penetrate four dinsions. Because the coordinates of the first three dinsions have not changed, the Moon and the Sun can still affect the continent below them in these three dinsions.
It’s like two people standing facing each other but unable to look up, and suddenly one of them flies up to a height of ten ters. To the other person, the one has disappeared all of a sudden, leaving no trace in any direction the eye can see. However, they can still hear each other when they shout because the propagation of sound involves three dinsions.
Lynn’s previous return of that street to its original place by rely changing the fourth-dinsional coordinate is one piece of evidence.
You see, the universe is constantly changing. Eternal Star is orbiting the Sun at thirty kiloters per second, and the galaxy they’re in is also rotating rapidly towards a massive Gravity Source at its center, even the galaxy itself is moving.
If not for the gravitational pull, by the ti they returned, they would have flown billions of kiloters away.
Seeing that Harrov and the others had understood what he was trying to convey, Lynn did not explain further but turned to Vittorio to inquire about his experints.
“Many of the classical physical laws have beco chaotic here, while the microscopic laws still seem to be in effect…” Vittorio responded. In this period, he had conducted over a thousand experints and found many interesting things.
For example, the acceleration due to gravity within this continent is an uncertain value, with an error margin of about fifteen percent, possibly related to the change in the fourth-dinsional coordinate.
So chemical reactions have also beco much more intense here; he had not yet figured out the specific reason.
As for the universal constants like Absolute Zero, the speed of light in a vacuum, and the gravitational constant, there were no significant changes.
Lynn nodded; this confird his previous hypothesis.
“By the way, Chairman Lynn, how much faster has the ti flow speed increased on this continent compared to Eternal Star?” Harrov asked with considerable curiosity.
“Roughly about ten tis!” Lynn replied.
Ten tis…
The wizards present were sowhat surprised; wasn’t that saying the difference was even greater than the flow speed between Eternal Star and other realms?
“Is this the limit?” Vittorio asked again.
“Of course not!” Lynn shook his head, hesitated for a mont, and then recounted what he had encountered in the Sea of Quanta.
Hearing that there were quite a few civilizations in the Sea of Quanta that were located in high ti flow speed regions, Harrov and the others furrowed their brows. This was not good news.
However, Lynn saw it differently; the universe was vast; the ergence of civilizations that could manipulate higher dinsions was quite normal.
In the universe, no matter how powerful you are, there’s always a civilization stronger than yours, and no matter how weak you are, there’s always a presence weaker…
And they, too, had a unique advantage: they were in possession of the treasure that was Magic Power!
Now they also had to add a seventh elent…
“So how substantial is the consumption to resist the quantum tides, and how long can it be maintained?” Harrov quickly asked a very important question.
Lynn did so rough calculations. “Overall, the faster the ti flow speed, the greater the consumption will be in tandem. With my current power until Divine Power is exhausted, maintaining a tenfold flow speed, it can last for about fifteen years.”
But he certainly could not afford to deplete all his Divine Power reserves, so the limit would be to maintain it for about ten years.
If they tapped into the Magic Power of other wizards from the magic network, they could sustain it a bit longer. However, because of the ti speed difference, it would only replenish at one-tenth the rate, a tenfold gap that simply couldn’t keep up with the expenditure.
“That makes this thod unsustainable as a common practice!” Harrov said regretfully. Divine Power was, to so extent, a scarce resource, let alone constructing a high ti speed zone which would also an confining Lynn, the only True God-level force in the council, within it.
Rafael, Vittorio, and the others also frowned with disappointnt. They had thought of many plans that would require the use of the high ti speed zone, which now seed likely to be postponed.
“Not necessarily,” Lynn said with a smile and a shake of his head. “It depends on whether those Geotric Star People residing in the New World can carry out the biological transformation plan according to my instructions.”
“You an…” Harrov’s eyes suddenly lit up, imdiately understanding what Lynn ant.
If those Geotric Star People really could produce thriving, rapidly evolving, powerful magical beasts, they could use the constant conversion of soul to Divine Power to offset the consumption of maintaining the high ti speed zone, achieving a perfect positive cycle.
Most importantly, the range is an entire planet. How many resources can that produce?
The thought alone was thrilling…
“But, can it really be done?” Vittorio was sowhat worried. The planet given as compensation by the Geotric Civilization was nearly a thousand tis larger than the continent under their feet.
“It should be possible…” Lynn felt ninety percent confident. He had tested the low-dinsional expansion limit of the seventh elent: five hundred tons should barely cover a planet.
Theoretically, such low-dinsional expansion is nearly limitless, but if the “thickness” is too diluted, it would be difficult to withstand the washing of the quantum tides…
It was precisely because of the risks that he hadn’t directly used it on Eternal Star—if sothing went wrong, the loss would be enormous!
After setting the plan for the planet to ascend in dinsions, Lynn began to restore the separated continent to its original place. The purpose of this experint had been mostly achieved, and it could be considered a success.
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