The beam passed through the third stage of convergence and shot out from its front visor. The intense energy ignited the air, streaking a long, bright flame through the air. Its destination was the aforementioned truss covered in ceramic blocks.

About 0.1 seconds later, an extremely black spot is left on the recorder screen with the linked focus on the target point. This is the product of adjusting the exposure.

Normal eyes cannot stand the reflected light, let alone highly sophisticated machines.

After regaining vision, people saw a white dot appear on the ceramic block. The localized heat generated by the laser instantly raised the center of the dot to the temperature of the sun's surface. No known material could withstand such intense heat, so the material in that area completely vaporized in a short period of time, leaving no trace.

After the laser was completely shut down, several people wearing heavy protective clothing ran out of the bunker. They first checked the status of the laser and then measured the penetration depth of the laser hit area.

The situation is not ideal, on both counts.

The laser is only less than half charged, and the energy released in that single shot is only 400,000 joules. This may seem like a lot, but if you convert the units to 400 kilojoules, you'll understand.

That’s right, not even as much as the calories in a can of Coke.

The ceramic blocks used as a defense haven't achieved their theoretical insulation capabilities. It seems some microstructure has suffered brittle failure under the drastic temperature fluctuations. Currently, the penetration is only two millimeters; if the penetration is increased, the damage will be even more significant. And this isn't a one plus one equals two damage.

In a zero-gravity environment, greater penetration means more recoil energy. Their missiles will have their flight posture changed by lasers, and then more weaknesses will be exposed.

There is no need for kinetic energy testing. If we cannot withstand the attack of killer satellites, then there will be no need for suicide satellite impact attacks.

The experiment was terminated and most of the equipment had to be removed.

Disappointed people came out of the bunkers and passages, touching the metal shells that had once held their hopes - now they were no different from scrap metal.

While the crowd wasn't noticing, Jiang Ling poked half of her head out from behind the wall, aimed at the ceramic block in the distance, and made a heart shape with her hands.

A ball of light appeared in front of her forehead and then disappeared in an instant.

“Crack!”

The ceramic block that was hit was immediately pierced, and impact-like cracks covered the surface. Fragments of various sizes slid down from the curved surface, but in this moment, no one else three hundred meters away was alarmed.

Her psychic power did not stop after piercing through the ceramic block, and hit the sandbag behind it, creating a coin-sized block of molten sand and gravel.

After finishing her work, she left the scene quietly without leaving any trace.