Beneath Deep Space

Time slips away little by little, and in the blink of an eye, one hundred and twenty-eight years have passed...

Through the wartime hibernation program, basically, most people only felt like they had lived for ten years, or even a little less.

Some scientists feel that the time is more.

They voluntarily make greater contributions to civilization, and of course it is due to their own interests...

At this moment, the Deep Space is staying in the void for a large-scale hull inspection and replacing old parts.

The spaceship, which had been silent for a long time, was brightly lit, and many staff were busy inside and outside.

"Report! There is an aging phenomenon of the superconducting line in area B2, which has produced a certain resistance and may need to be replaced."

"The engine room is undergoing inspection related to the ion engine...the magnetic fluid generator has signs of corrosion."

The aging of parts is a natural phenomenon, just like the aging of the human body. Even interstellar civilization cannot violate this law of entropy increase.

In fact, in the more than 100 years since the entire spacecraft was sailing rapidly, it has undergone large-scale repairs five times, and this is the sixth time.

Nothing in the universe is immortal. Without the massive amounts of matter and energy stored in Noah, Deep Space would have been short of resources and would have followed in the footsteps of the Green Light Civilization...

One hundred and twenty-eight years and a distance of nearly 400 light years, human beings are not as worried as before.

Staying in the void like this for a while now doesn't matter much. At least the first five maintenances were all safe and sound.

Of course, for such a large repair activity, Yu Yifeng also woke up from the hibernation warehouse to handle related government affairs.

There is a dedicated team of experts responsible for the maintenance of this kind of spacecraft, and everyone is already familiar with it.

Unless there are some special events, his additional approval is required.

In a long-term hibernation state, what Yu Yifeng cares most about is of course science and technology. He sat in his office and eagerly opened scientific reports one after another.

"Has there been any progress in biology? Based on Ling's immune system, a more powerful immune agent has been developed? Okay, okay!"

"...Ling is homesick and a little angry?"

When he saw this report, Yu Yifeng shrugged his nose and felt a little funny. He saw the briquettes Ling gave him on the table and thought that maybe he should take time out to play with her.

On the one hand, this Gaia creature has extremely high intelligence and can even assist scientists in producing nanorobots. On the other hand, its emotional intelligence is still in the kindergarten stage, just like a child...

"There has been new progress in the science of dark matter...engine technology has improved." After reading the main reports one by one, he already had a similar concept in his mind.

When he turned to the last report, he became most interested.

Scientists worked hard and finally created the first... "nanorobot"!

It took time, one hundred and twenty-eight years!

Really, really not easy!

He directly asked Yuriko who was directly opposite, and said with excitement: "A nanorobot that can transport oxygen has been built? It can partially replace red blood cells in transporting oxygen... So, there has been a big development in the latest nanotechnology? "

"It's nanodynamics..."

Ever since he witnessed the overwhelming power of nanorobots in the interstellar war, he had become keenly interested in this kind of thing.

And the more people study it, the more they realize its endless potential...

Hearing this, Yuriko smiled slightly, obviously in a good mood.

But she shook her head again: "Now we have only preliminary results, just a small step. We borrowed the protein structure of red blood cells to create this kind of robot... but it cannot completely replace red blood cells."

"Well... we need to add some human immunological markers to avoid being attacked by white blood cells. Moreover, these robots will be deposited inside the human body and difficult to be discharged. If you really want to replace red blood cells, you need to design an automatic decomposition mechanism."

At this point, she sighed again: "...Creating a robot from the microscopic level is countless times more difficult than the macroscopic level. I even suspect that...creating nanorobots is almost the same as creating life."

"L3 nanodynamics is the precursor science of L4 gene dynamics. The most cutting-edge nanodynamics can indeed create life..."

"This subject can learn from biology, but it cannot be copied completely... We are currently studying the working principle of 'Ling' and looking for ways to mass-produce nanorobots... If we rely entirely on Ling, the output will still not be enough."

Seeing Yuriko, who was in a slightly haggard and excited state of mind, Yu Yifeng encouraged her. "Is that so... But for everyone, having the first sample is already a big step forward and an inspiration."

Time flies and the years are ruthless. Although she still looks the same as before, other researchers of the first generation have shown signs of old age.

For example, after long-term work, Ding Yidong, Dr. Luo Man and others have gray hair on their temples and wrinkles on their foreheads, making them look like elderly people.

Even former young men like Rimbaud have become middle-aged uncles.

If you really want to use Perfection to extend your life, you can only take a gamble.

Although at this stage, the mortality rate is not high, but if there is a real death case...any one, he doesn't know how long he will feel distressed.

These scientists are the treasures of all mankind!

"Leave it to fate. If it succeeds, these scientists will become smarter, more talented, and more creative... If it fails, it can only be said to be fate. We have no more ways to extend life."

"We can't force them to hibernate for a long time."

Yu Yifeng frowned. He didn't really like this feeling of gambling.

But there is no way, you still have to use what you should use.

After using Perfection, people will become smarter and live longer. According to the current test situation, there have been 239 successful cases and 8 fatal cases.

But the deaths of eight scientists made him feel very uncomfortable... The success rate was not 100%.

However, the effects of perfectionism are obvious. Judging from the testing during this period, the creative abilities of these 239 superhuman scientists are far greater than ordinary scientists, and also greater than their previous levels!

Many epoch-making technologies were created by them.

Even... these scientists made a great contribution to the creation of the first nanorobot.

This result has attracted many other scientists. They have no interest in things like longevity, they just want to become smarter and more creative...

For this phenomenon, Yu Yifeng cannot directly ban it. Of course, he hopes that people will become smarter and technology will develop faster.

Therefore, the government only stipulates that after aging reaches a certain level, the use of perfect hormone modification is allowed.

"Civilization needs more geniuses... I hope everyone can succeed. I also hope that methods to improve the success rate can be developed as soon as possible."

As science has developed to its current level, it has become more and more complex, especially the research on nanorobots... This subject allows various knowledge at the microscopic level to begin to be mixed together.

This small first step actually took more than a hundred years. This is a difficult technology that was unimaginable in the past. Of course, with the first step, the subsequent steps should be slightly easier...

"It is becoming more and more difficult for technology to rise again, and it often requires genius to promote it."

"Even... one genius is no longer enough, we need ten, a hundred, a thousand!"

Fortunately, the first generation of 50,000 people in the new human civilization were carefully selected from among 7 billion people. It is not an exaggeration to say that they are geniuses for all.

However, although the following generations received elite education, there were far fewer geniuses, which is in line with general statistical laws.

Brain chips only increase the amount of calculations and make people smarter in some aspects, but they do not change a person's scientific research talent and scientific intuition.