"This is great …"
Yu Fei leaned back in his space chair and took off his helmet. He looked at the barren land outside the porthole and sighed with emotion.
Around three days ago, while the Bird's Nest stadium was filled with jubilation, the Moon Palace and the lunar scientific research station also held a celebration event.
However, of course, they couldn't watch the event live, let alone soak in the "dangerous" water vapor like the audience in the stadium. Instead, they projected their consciousness into the virtual world through the virtual reality helmet and touched the illusory light and shadow through the spiritual world.
Of course, even though the light and shadow were illusory, the feelings it conveyed were extremely real.
Especially the scene of the space city at the end, it deeply shocked him.
The rail train shuttling between the space buildings, as well as the tourists walking in the space capsule, everything he saw was like a seed buried in his heart, taking root and germinating …
Even though three days had passed since the end of the celebration, he still couldn't help but spend an hour every day in the empty virtual reality stadium, watching the exciting video repeatedly.
Fifty-nine minutes of waiting, just for the last minute.
Or rather, just to see the scene of the sun rising from the edge of the space city …
Yu Fei carefully recalled the shocking feeling. He was about to put the helmet in his hand aside when the office door was suddenly pushed open. Liang Junhui, the deputy station director, walked in wearing a spacesuit.
He looked at the scientific research station director sitting in a space chair. He was about to speak when he saw the chair turn around.
Yu Fei looked at the deputy director standing at the door and couldn't wait to speak.
"How is the construction at the front line going? Has it been completed? "
Liang Junhui calmed himself down and nodded as he looked at the expectant eyes.
"It's been completed."
In the face of this good news, Yu Fei seemed to be in disbelief as he repeatedly asked for confirmation.
"Are you sure it's the last section?"
"I'm sure." Liang Junhui nodded and said, "I just confirmed it with the construction team, it's the last section."
Hearing the affirmative answer, Yu Fei felt as if a heavy burden had been lifted from his shoulders. He finally let out a sigh of relief as a gratified smile gradually appeared on his face.
He suddenly sat up straight in his chair and put away the relaxed expression on his face. He looked at the big screen hanging on the ceiling of the office and spoke in a serious tone.
"Connect me to the ground command center."
"Such an important matter, I have to report it personally!"
…
For Lu Zhou, there was no special difference between National Day and normal work days.
If it weren't for the two large-scale events, he might have spent the entire seven days of the National Day in the laboratory, which was likely to happen.
In fact, for most frontline scientific researchers, the pace of life was basically the same.
The earlier he completed the project, the earlier he would be able to settle his worries.
A day later meant that they had to bear the risk of others beating them to it.
For most popular projects, scientific research was like a race against time. The one who won in the end was not necessarily the smartest genius, but the idiot who did an extra set of experiments after failing for the nth time.
Doesn't this sound very encouraging?
In a sense, it was.
However, many people didn't know that for many geniuses, this number might be in the double digits or even smaller.
For example, Lu Zhou.
The reason why he liked to stay in the laboratory wasn't because he was worried about someone making nutty results before him. After all, in the field of scientific research, very few people could beat him.
He just couldn't stay idle, or rather, he didn't know what to do even if he was idle.
Like right now, he was sitting in the hotel's executive lounge drinking coffee while holding a report with the ILHCRC logo in his hand.
And on the first page of the report, there was an interesting title …
[Gravitational Anomalies in the Z Particle Experiment]
In the latest observation experiment of the Lunar Hadron Collider on the Z particle, the Z particle research team observed a set of very interesting experimental data.
With the same mass, the gravitational data of the Z particle that fell from a high dimension to a low dimension had strange disturbances. Rudy Dobrik, who was in charge of the experiment, described the data on the paper as "a goldfish spitting bubbles". He claimed that the Z particle shuttling through the n-dimensional space seemed to breathe, spitting out some strange things.
So far, the ILHCRC expert group had not yet explained the cause of this gravitational anomaly. However, several interesting conjectures were found on arXiv.
At least half of them were based on the "Void" theory previously proposed by Lu Zhou, which was to attribute this gravitational disturbance to some kind of signal in the n + 1 dimension.
However, intuition told Lu Zhou that things might not be so simple.
There might be something incredible hidden behind this.
Like a shark biting a hook.
However, the key was how to drag this shark onto the boat and be careful not to be bitten by it …
Chen Yushan looked at Lu Zhou, who had been reading literature for an hour. She held her chin with the back of her hand and sighed softly. She then muttered to herself.
"Do you not have any other fun besides the laboratory?"
"For me, scientific research itself is the greatest pleasure." Lu Zhou turned a page of the document in his hand and said casually, "Is there anything more enjoyable than exploring the mysteries of the universe?"
"Even if it's just playing games."
Lu Zhou thought about this problem for a while and spoke.
"I used to be interested, but … I never seemed to stick to a game for more than half a year. After I get enough of a sense of accomplishment from scientific research, I find that other things don't bring me much happiness. "
"Have you ever considered the possibility that this is actually a disease?"
"Addiction to scientific research? Research addiction? I kind of enjoy it. "
"If you enjoy it, then there's nothing you can do about it." Chen Yushan sighed and looked up at the sky. She said, "Actually, other than scientific research, there are many other things worth pursuing in life."
"For example?"
Chen Yushan looked away subtly and said with a laugh, "For example … watching a movie with someone I like, going on a trip or something like that."
Lu Zhou couldn't help but laugh.
Haha.
Aren't we all single?
Why are you bragging?
Suddenly, the phone in his pocket began to vibrate.
Lu Zhou put down the document in his hand and stood up.
Chen Yushan looked at Lu Zhou and spoke.
"What's up?"
Lu Zhou pointed at the phone in his pocket and spoke.
"I'm going outside to take a call."
"Oh, okay then … Go ahead."
Chen Yushan looked at Lu Zhou, who was walking out of the house. She used her right hand to stir the cold coffee with a spoon. She suddenly sighed and had a headache.
"This is giving me a headache …"
Sometimes she didn't know what kind of expectations she had for the relationship between the two.
She admitted that sometimes she might be attracted to him. After all, not only was he handsome, but he also didn't need to add sugar to his coffee.
But to say that this kind of feeling was like …
It's a little different?
At this moment, the footsteps came back to the lounge.
Chen Yushan looked up at Lu Zhou, who came back from outside. She suddenly caught a strange expression on his face.
She felt like he was happy, so she asked curiously.
"Did something good happen?"
"It's a great thing …"
Lu Zhou looked at Chen Yushan and took a deep breath. He spoke with a trembling voice.
"Lunar mass accelerator!"
"Our lunar mass accelerator!"
Hearing that unexpected word, Chen Yushan instantly reacted. Her beautiful eyes widened in disbelief.
"Done?!"
"Yeah!" Lu Zhou nodded and said excitedly, "It's done!"
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