The entire experiment takes a long time.
During a break in the experiment, Lü Yongchang looked up at the experimental data from previous experiments projected on a giant holographic projection and slowly shook his head.
"Too small."
"Professor, what did you say?" Tao Yuda, who was processing data nearby, twitched his ears slightly and looked at Lü Yongchang, who was standing with his hands behind his back, with surprise. He asked in a low voice, "What do you mean, too small?"
“A gravitational field,” Lü Yongchang chuckled, shrugging his shoulders. “Or rather, the curvature of spacetime.”
"With such a small amount of spacetime curvature, it's impossible to create a warp drive."
Tao Yuda put down his work and replied in a low voice, "If increasing the strength of the gravitational field can create a warp drive, then all of this is far too simple."
"We only need to increase the size of the gravitational field generator to achieve this."
Lü Yongchang smiled noncommittally.
As Tao Yuda said.
All the work the Academy is currently doing is simply laying a solid foundation for the warp drive.
...
The data generated by the successful operation of the gravitational field generator has laid a solid foundation for the Academy of Sciences' subsequent research.
Not a single moment was wasted.
At the moment the experiment ended, Lü Yongchang led the team at the Chinese Academy of Sciences to begin research on the second-generation gravitational field generator.
According to the predetermined goal, the second-generation gravitational field generator will produce a gravitational field that reaches the level of the sun.
Compared to the first generation, this improvement is enormous.
However, in Lü Yongchang's previous calculations, the spacetime curvature created by this level of gravitational field was still insufficient to drive the spacecraft into a warp drive state!
Even so, the research and development process still encountered a great deal of difficulties.
The power output and energy conversion rate issues of antimatter engines...
With the joint efforts of Lü Yongchang and other academicians of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, these complex problems were overcome one by one.
As time passed, the research on the second-generation gravitational field generator gradually came to an end.
As usual, Lü Yongchang completed his daily exercise. After stepping out of the gravity chamber, he quickly walked towards his office.
Suddenly, a holographic projection abruptly unfolded in front of him.
At the same time, Zero's synthesized voice came from the surrounding speakers: "Professor, the black hole detector has made a new discovery."
Lu Yongchang raised an eyebrow slightly, somewhat surprised, and asked in return, "A black hole detector?"
"Can it still send messages?"
"Yes, but it's very difficult. It took the entire fleet six years to complete the final data reception." Zero One answered Lü Yongchang's question in a very formal manner.
But Lü Yongchang ignored it.
At this moment, Lü Yongchang's attention had been drawn to the data in the holographic projection.
He frowned slightly, his fingers rapidly swiping across the holographic image in front of him.
Countless complex data streamed past him like a waterfall.
The improvements brought about by the quantum brain are comprehensive.
Analyzing this data was not difficult for Lü Yongchang, who was in overclocking mode.
In just a few glances, Lü Yongchang noticed the problem from these abnormal data.
Something's not right!
His expression changed slightly, and he abruptly stopped in his tracks as he was about to return to his office, turning around and walking towards the laboratory.
"Zero, notify everyone to assemble at the lab immediately!"
...
Lu Yongchang sat in a chair in the laboratory, solemnly reviewing the data transmitted back by the black hole detector.
"Tsk...something's not right, something's really not right!"
He clicked his tongue in annoyance: "This is definitely not..."
Whoosh!
The sound of the laboratory door opening interrupted Lü Yongchang's unfinished words.
"Yongchang, isn't today a holiday?"
Fang Xu walked into the lab yawning, saying with some dissatisfaction, "Why did they send out another notice out of the blue?"
"The Chinese Academy of Sciences has been conducting research for three months to overcome the final difficulties in the second-generation gravity generator."
"I know you're anxious, but research also requires a balance between work and rest."
"You can do it so easily..."
"Stop with the nonsense." Lü Yongchang impatiently interrupted Fang Xu's rambling and said bluntly, "The black hole detector has sent back the latest data, and there's one piece of data..."
He paused, then emphasized, "Very unusual!"
"Huh? A black hole detector? This thing is still working?" Fang Xu's eyes flashed with surprise, and he exclaimed in the same tone as Lü Yongchang, "The quality is pretty good!"
As he spoke, he quickened his pace and came to Lü Yongchang's side: "What data could surprise you so much?"
"Take a look for yourself."
Lu Yongchang raised his hand and pointed to the location of the data for Fang Xu: "This is it."
A few seconds later.
The laboratory fell silent once again.
Like Lü Yongchang, Fang Xu was also confused and perplexed.
"Hiss...something's not right!"
"These data do look somewhat like gravitons."
Fang Xu said in a low voice, "But there seems to be a slight difference..."
"I don't think this is a graviton at all; it might be a particle we haven't discovered yet!" Lü Yongchang's expression was extremely solemn. "If it's true, this could have a huge impact on our future research direction!"
"Could it be that the detector is malfunctioning?" Fang Xu looked at Lü Yongchang in front of him with suspicion. "The detector is very close to the black hole right now. It's normal for it to malfunction under such a strong gravitational environment."
Lu Yongchang pondered for a moment, then slowly shook his head.
"I don't think this is a malfunction issue."
"In the data transmitted back by the detector, there are a total of 9,531 data sets, of which only 3 sets showed anomalies."
"The abnormal data does not appear in a continuous period of time."
"If it were a malfunction, this would be unlikely to happen."
Upon hearing this, Fang Xu fell silent once again.
Swish, swish, swish...
As time went on, the sound of the laboratory door opening became more and more frequent.
After learning about the events through Ling's explanation, these academicians from the Academy of Sciences all fell into deep thought.
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