"Yes, sir."

"Bring it here and let me see it."

Chang Wei took the document and started reading it immediately.

[Title: Understanding and Differences of Super Weapons and Dimensional Spaces in Different Worlds and Universes]

Abstract: This report explores the diverse understandings and interpretations of superweapons and dimensional space across different worlds and universes. By examining scientific perspectives and cultural contexts across multiple worlds and universes, we uncover diverse approaches to understanding and interpreting these concepts, which holds important implications for our understanding of the mysteries of the universe and the future of science and technology. This report analyzes and explores these concepts from diverse perspectives, including theoretical physics, philosophy, cosmology, and science fiction.

Introduction: Superweapons and dimensional space are topics of great interest in science and science fiction. Different worlds and universes have varying levels of cultural and scientific development, leading to varying understandings of these concepts.

Understanding and differences of superweapons: 1. From a physical perspective, in some worlds and universes, superweapons are understood as devices or technologies capable of releasing extremely large amounts of energy, used for warfare or protection. These superweapons may be based on advanced technologies, such as antimatter weapons, black hole generators, or large laser energy cannons.

2. Philosophically, in some worlds and universes, superweapons are seen as symbols of moral and ethical issues. This understanding emphasizes the threat superweapons pose to peace and justice, as well as the consequences and moral dilemmas that may result from their use.

Differences in Understanding Dimensional Space: 1. From a physical perspective, dimensional space refers to the concept of more than three spatial dimensions. However, understandings may differ across different worlds and universes. Some worlds may believe in only three spatial dimensions, while others may believe in more, such as the multidimensional universes in string theory.

2. Philosophically, dimensional space is seen as a framework and method for understanding reality. Philosophers from different worlds and universes may have different interpretations and understandings of dimensional space, ranging from mathematical abstraction to spiritual exploration, that is, believing in the existence of "heaven," "hell," and "the underworld."

Conclusion: The differences in understandings of superweapons and dimensional space across worlds and universes reflect the diversity of their respective cultures and scientific developments. By studying these differences, we can better understand the diversity of the universe and the possibilities of future technology. Future research will require further exploration of these understandings and differences, broadening our understanding of the universe while also preventing and preventing fleets from encountering future incompatibilities with cosmic rules.

Incompatible cosmic rules?

Chang Wei's pupils widened? This was indeed possible!

Anything could happen! What if the Light Chaser fleet were to enter a universe where technological rules had withered? I'm afraid most of the weapons developed according to the original scientific laws would be rendered useless!

This............is indeed an issue that must be taken seriously!