Zero's response was not unexpected by Lü Yongchang.

It's easy to understand.

As the black hole detector gets closer to the black hole, the gravity and spacetime curvature around it will continue to increase.

A significant increase in gravity and spacetime curvature can cause problems with the flow of time.

If the black hole detectors are not damaged, they will continue to maintain the same frequency, that is, sending the corresponding data to the fleet every second.

However, according to Lü Yongchang's calculations, after arriving at the designated area, the fleet would need more than six minutes to fully receive the information that would only take one second to arrive.

As for quantum long-distance communication devices, they have not been affected by the so-called "event-form" theory and have maintained good performance to this day.

However, due to the time deceleration effect, information cannot be transmitted quickly.

As a result, the observation and research period for black holes has been stretched several times over.

"Why……"

Lu Yongchang gazed at the dazzling black hole accretion disk outside the porthole and sighed softly.

Although he knew it was something he couldn't resist, he still felt a bit anxious.

Since the beginning of Earth's history, this is the first time that his research progress has been slowed down due to external factors.

At this very moment, the fleet is following the accretion disk, slowly rotating around the black hole.

Only by maintaining a certain operating speed can we ensure that the fleet does not fall into the black hole.

And that's why the fleet and the Lost Star are getting closer and closer.

Lu Yongchang narrowed his eyes slightly, looking at the distant planet that shimmered with a yellowish-green hue under the light of the accretion disk, and fell into deep thought.

What kind of existence would the host star in its former star system be?

A strange thought popped into Lü Yongchang's mind.

Suddenly, his eyes lit up, as if he had thought of something.

Lu Yongchang took a deep breath and subconsciously clenched his hands, trying to grasp the fleeting inspiration in his mind.

"Accumulation disk..."

"A star...a star!!"

He finally grasped the fleeting inspiration in his mind, and the light in his eyes grew even brighter.

"I see!"

"I know where the problem lies!"

Lu Yongchang suddenly turned around and shouted loudly at Mao Zhengzhi, who was somewhat stunned: "It's a problem with the composition of radiation!"

Mao Zhengzhi stared blankly at Lü Yongchang, who was unusually agitated: "Huh?"

Clearly, he did not realize the meaning behind Lü Yongchang's words.

"Radiation components!!!"

Lu Yongchang looked at Mao Zhengzhi, who was in a daze, with "heartache and indignation," wishing he could pour the inspiration in his mind into Mao's brain: "Think about it, what kind of environment was the Lost Star in before?"

"And what kind of environment is it in now?"

"Even if it's incredibly lucky, can the radiation produced by a black hole and its accretion disk be the same as the radiation produced by its host star?!"

Lu Yongchang's words were like a bolt of lightning, shattering the thick fog in Mao Zhengzhi's mind!

His eyes lit up suddenly, and he exclaimed in surprise, "So that's how it is!"

"I understand, Professor, I understand too!"

We've gone the wrong way!

...

The main star of the Lost Star has been reduced to a small portion of its remains.

Most of the mass has already been swallowed by that black hole.

It is virtually impossible to perfectly deduce what the main star looked like at that time using these remnants.

At least, given the current level of technology in human civilization, this is an impossible task.

Human civilization can still glean some basic information from these remains.

Thanks to the efforts of Lü Yongchang, He Bilin, and others, Ling successfully completed all the calculation tasks.

The conclusion is in.

It was a star that emitted intense radiation.

The main components of radiation are gamma rays and X-rays.

Gamma rays play a dominant role among them.

The X-rays produced by the black hole accretion disk are clearly far beyond the limits for these giant trees.

In other words, they have always lived in an environment of high-intensity radiation, and their vitality is strong enough.

Otherwise... they would probably be completely dead by now!

...

After adjusting the composition of the radiation, the experiment continued.

However, the scene that Academician Mao Zhengzhi wanted to see still did not appear in the biological laboratory.

These giant tree tissues, bathed in specially "selected" radiation, are growing very well, but they still cannot differentiate and grow into complete giant tree individuals—they cannot grow roots.

The most important purpose of this experiment is to study the root system of the giant tree in order to decipher its language system and communication methods!

If it can't grow roots, no matter how good the experimental data looks, it's useless!

He kept trying to find the radiation intensity at various gradients near the calculated value, but he didn't see the result he wanted for a long time.

Seeing this scene, Mao Zhengzhi was so anxious that several blisters appeared on his lips.

"Academician Mao, I would like to increase the radiation intensity even further."

Just as Mao Zhengzhi was scratching his head in frustration, a young voice came from behind him.

"Lu Siyuan?" Mao Zhengzhi raised his head, his bloodshot eyes looking at the person who spoke.

He was deeply impressed by this newcomer.

Mao Zhengzhi devoted a great deal of effort to cultivating this most brilliant biology academician of the Gliese generation.

After all, the rapid development of civilization requires a continuous supply of fresh blood from generation to generation to maintain it.

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