Galactic Tech Empire

Chapter 577 Designing Experiments
Sure enough, as expected, the council rejected the Gravitation Research Institute's application for exploding stars. After all, exploding stars casually may bring other risks.

Although the Institute of Gravity was very disappointed, they also understood the board's choice. Originally, Song Guangzhi and Mochizuki Shigeyoshi didn't have much hope.

Mars Territory of the Solar System - Inside the Institute of Gravity in the Asteroid Belt.

Mochizuki Shigeyoshi is leading a group of researchers who are busy designing supercritical experiments with abnormal data.

"Mochizuki, the council rejected the application for the star detonation experiment, and now we can only find another way." Song Guangzhi said helplessly.

"As expected." Mochizuki Shigeyoshi said while looking at the holographic model, which was a supercritical experiment they had initially designed in the past few days.

Song Guangzhi also temporarily let go of his depressed mood, and continued to improve the simulation design of the supercritical experiment with Mochizuki Shigeyoshi and others.

"Mochizuki, are you planning to detonate the three Xiongfeng 59s at close range to produce an effect similar to the blessing of stars?"

Mochizuki Shigeyoshi nodded: "The three Xiongfeng 59s are a preliminary design. After all, the mass of the star is very large. I can only make a rough estimate for the time being."

"If you have three Xiongfeng 59, you should be able to apply for it, but the experimental site is a problem." Song Guangzhi thought for a while and said.

"I heard that you are looking for the reason for the abnormal data?"

A deep voice came from the door of the laboratory, and Mochizuki Shigeyoshi and Song Guangzhi knew who was coming when they heard it.

"David, long time no see."

"I heard that you went to Nanhe Er to investigate the wormhole, why did you come back so soon?"

David Solomon replied with a smile: "After the investigation is completed, I will come back through quantum teleportation."

After finishing speaking, he suddenly said with a solemn expression: "The situation in Nanhe Erworm Cave is not optimistic."

"What's going on?" Song Guangzhi asked, putting down the holographic projection in his hand.

David Solomon replied seriously: "A very bad discovery, the wormhole is failing."

Everyone frowned suddenly. They all knew that a special celestial body like a wormhole might fail. Judging from David Solomon's expression, the situation might be more serious than they imagined.

"What is the rate of exhaustion?" Mochizuki Shigeyoshi asked.

David Solomon explained seriously: "On average, the blue star shrinks by about 1.7 kilometers every year. At present, the radius of the Nanhe Erwormhole is 8147 kilometers, and the speed of shrinking the radius is accelerating. According to the detection data when the An Luo star passed through , found that in 1610 AD, the radius of the Nanhe Erwormhole was about 8534 kilometers, that is to say, in the past 400 years, the radius of the Nanhe Erwormhole has shrunk by more than 400 kilometers."

Everyone immediately knew the seriousness of the matter. Obviously, the second Nanhe wormhole is rapidly depleting, and may disappear completely one day in the future.

"According to calculations by me and several other colleagues, the Nanhe Second Wormhole will completely disappear after 1300-1400 years, and the stable period of navigation may only be around 500-800 years." David Solomon added.

"It's really bad news. If we lose this wormhole, our development plan for the Andromeda cantilever may be affected, and it may also cause the idea of ​​a split in the Andromeda cantilever." Song Guangzhi said with an ugly face.

Mochizuki Shigeyoshi patted David Solomon and Song Guangzhi on the shoulders, and comforted him with a smile: "Don't be so pessimistic, at least we still have 500 years, and maybe we will be able to realize artificial wormholes by then."

"Haha, Mochizuki is right, we can't admit defeat, let's make fire for the future of mankind!" Song Guangzhi also quickly adjusted his mood.

David Solomon changed the topic, and asked several people about the abnormal data of the chaotic gravitational field.

"That's it, take a look." Mochizuki Shigeyoshi handed a research report to the other party.

David Solomon took it and browsed it. After turning over a dozen pages, he also felt very strange. Obviously everything was consistent with the energy theory and the grand unified theory, but there was an unexpected data.

If it appears in one place, it can be explained by regional anomalies, but if the same anomalous data appears in two star systems, it cannot be said to be a coincidence, and there must be some factors that they ignore.

"What do you think?"

Mochizuki Shigeyoshi thought for a while and replied: "I suspect that there is an abnormality in the space itself."

"Space?" David Solomon pondered the word.

"I think it may be a chain reaction of gravitational bombs and stars, causing instability in the surrounding space." Mochizuki Shigeyoshi explained.

David Solomon was still thinking. After a while, he turned on the holographic computer. With the help of the computer, he quickly searched the scientific database of the alliance. Sure enough, there were many papers and ideas about space.

Especially after the invention of the curvature engine, human beings can achieve the purpose of compressing or expanding space by changing the gravitational field, and there are many papers on this.

"It seems that I need to study this abnormal data with you. Maybe this research can inspire my research on artificial wormholes." David Solomon said.

"David, you also think that this abnormal data has something to do with space." Mochizuki Shigeyoshi said happily. If someone agrees with his direction, it means that he is not alone.

David Solomon said euphemistically: "Let's study it."

"Yes, we are discussing while researching. This is designing a supercritical experiment."

"The location of the experiment can be chosen to be carried out in the remnants of the Zerg civilization, which is useless anyway."

A group of people quickly discussed various matters of the supercritical experiment, but under Song Guangzhi's soft and hard thinking, the Alliance Council finally approved the experiment application of the Institute of Gravitational Research.

Of course, it was the detonation experiment of three Xiongfeng 59s, not the star explosion experiment. Although the experiment was approved, the experiment arrangement was not completed so quickly.

The Universiade Star Base first launched hundreds of millions of proton micro-robots to the Zerg ruins area. Although these proton micro-robots cannot resist the destruction of gravitational bombs, they can still resist for a few nanoseconds, so that they can get a part of the chaotic gravitational field internal situation.

In addition, dark wavelet radars are arranged around the experimental area to comprehensively monitor the detonation of the gravitational bomb to ensure that no information will be missed.

Finally, Song Guangzhi, Mochizuki Shigeyoshi, David Solomon and others arrived at the Universiade base through quantum teleportation.

The Fifth Group Army pulled out three Xiongfeng 3s from the missile depot and launched them towards the Zerg ruins area. Due to distance issues, it took at least 59 days for the three Xiongfeng 59s to reach the designated location. This is when the real experiment began.

However, at the Universiade Base, Song Guangzhi and others can also do research. Now they are waiting for Xiongfeng 59 to arrive at the designated location, while looking for useful information among various papers.

On the other side, the Universiade Star Base has also checked the Anluo Galaxy, the Dragon Fish Galaxy, and the Turtle Fish Galaxy in the past few days, and now it is the Phoenix Bird Galaxy that has not been checked.

Judging from the survey results of the previous three galaxies, the Zerg did not appear in these three star systems. As long as the last star system is checked, the Zerg civilization can be declared completely dead.

Time flies, and 35 days have passed in a blink of an eye.

(End of this chapter)