When Lu Zhou heard Professor Lu Shenjian, he looked at him with a confused expression.
"How come?"
Professor Lu Shenjian said anxiously, "Then why are you working on the space shuttle?"
Oh, I see.
Lu Zhou suddenly realized what Professor Lu was thinking, so he coughed and explained, "There might have been some errors in the report.
"The report might have been a little off, the space shuttle project is mainly done by Star Sky Technology, I'm only paying for it."
That was close. He almost blurted out Xiao Ai.
Professor Lu Shenjian didn't notice Lu Zhou's pause. He sighed and said, "I don't know much about aerospace, but I've heard from a few of my old friends at the Chinese Academy of Engineering. Even with the support of state policies, it is still difficult for domestic private aerospace companies to compete with international aerospace companies. At least for now, most of the private aerospace companies are still financing.
"I'm not worried that your research is going astray, I'm worried that you'll lose your direction!
"Once a scholar becomes a businessman, it is difficult for him to focus on his research. I've seen this happen many times.
"Even though I shouldn't be the one saying this, you're too distracted. If you can calm down and study physics wholeheartedly, you may even be able to stand shoulder to shoulder with Newton and Einstein in the future. Why are you doing aerospace now? That's putting the cart before the horse! "
Lu Zhou: "But if that's the case, there won't be any controllable nuclear fusion."
Professor Lu Shenjian paused for a second and didn't speak for a while.
Lu Zhou paused for a second and spoke.
"Theoretical scientific research is a very interesting thing, I've always thought so. However, science is not just about theories. How to use the knowledge we have to change the world we are familiar with is also a very meaningful thing. "
"For example, the Yang-Mills existence and mass gap." Lu Zhou paused for a second and said, "If my speculation is correct, it will be the key to miniaturizing controllable fusion. This is one of the main reasons why I chose it as a research topic."
Miniaturizing controllable fusion!
There was a look of shock on Professor Lu's face.
He couldn't help but speak.
"Is it really that simple?"
"It's impossible for it to be simple, but we've found a way to do it. As for whether it can be done in the end, it's still too early to discuss this."
Although Lu Zhou's tone wasn't relaxed, his expression wasn't too serious.
Academician Lu looked at his expression and went silent for a while. He then sighed and spoke.
"If you can really solve the problem of miniaturization of controllable fusion, at least 1.4 billion people will thank you."
Lu Zhou smiled faintly.
"Whether you thank me or not is secondary."
…
Munich, Germany.
As an industrial and cultural city in Germany, the oldest industrial university in Germany was located here. At the same time, it was also the headquarters of the world-renowned electrical industry giant – Siemens.
At this moment, downstairs of the headquarters building.
Two men in suits got out of a black Mercedes-Benz. After the man in the lead showed his ID to the security guard, the two were quickly invited into the company building. They took the elevator to a lounge.
After waiting for about five minutes, a man with white hair, a wrinkled face, and rimless glasses walked into the lounge and slowly sat on the sofa opposite the two of them.
"Do you want some coffee?"
The man sitting on the right said in a serious manner, "No, it's not afternoon tea time."
"I always thought you Americans were very casual when it came to time."
The man in the suit sitting next to him coughed softly.
"Mr. Joe Caesar, let's talk business."
Caesar shrugged and said, "I've been waiting for you guys to speak."
The man who spoke first reached out his hand and said, "Then let's get straight to the point. We're from the CIA, you can call me Hohns."
Caesar shook his right hand and let go. Then he leaned back on the sofa.
"Then Mr. Hohns from the United States, what can I do for you?"
Hohns stared into Caesar's eyes and continued in a serious tone, "We found an abnormal order here, involving sensitive equipment on the prohibited list, including two high-precision five-axis linkage machine tools, which may be used to produce and process aero engines."
When Caesar heard this, he frowned and immediately thought of the company's recent export order to Italy.
"Abnormal order? The deposit was paid normally, and the balance of 20 million euros was also transferred to the account. I don't think there's anything wrong with this order. "
Hohns: "The problem is that we heard some bad news, so we need you to provide information about the buyer, including the account of the transfer, the company's registered legal person, etc."
Caesar shook his head and said, "This involves customer privacy, I can't tell you unless you can provide a written document from the Ministry of Commerce —"
"This is the written document you want." Hohns impatiently took out a document from his pocket and placed it on the table. He said patiently, "I hope you can cooperate with our work."
Caesar pushed his glasses up the bridge of his nose and briefly glanced at the document. He then put the document back on the table.
"Since the Ministry of Commerce has approved it, then I have nothing else to say."
Caesar paused for a second and looked at the secretary standing next to the sofa.
"Help me print a copy of the relevant documents for that order."
"Okay, sir."
The man standing next to Caesar nodded and left the office.
The people in the lounge didn't wait long.
About ten minutes later, the secretary came back with a document that was still warm.
"This is the information you asked for." Caesar took the document from the secretary's hand and threw it on the table. He paused for a second and said, "The order is from a manufacturing company in Naples, Italy, called AI Industry. The legal representative is an Italian named Sage Farbille, who produces parts for Rolls-Royce aero engines … At least I don't see any problems with this company."
Multi-axis linkage machine tool technology had always been a strictly confidential technology. Even though China had made breakthroughs in high-precision industrial machine tool technology over the years, many countries had gradually removed some five-axis linkage machine tools from the banned list. However, many high-precision five-axis linkage machine tools and controllers were still on the banned list.
This was almost a trap.
When China couldn't produce five-axis machine tools, they only sold three-axis machine tools in China. When China developed five-axis machine tools, they immediately dumped five-axis linkage machine tools, which impacted the development of high-precision machine tools in China.
One of the focuses of the negotiations on controllable fusion technology was the five-axis linkage machine tools and controllers. China hopes that Europe can open up the industrial machine tool market, or in other words, allow Chinese companies to acquire European industrial equipment manufacturers.
However, not only would the European countries not agree, even the United States, which was separated from Europe by the Atlantic Ocean, would not agree …
Hornes frowned. "AI industry?"
Caesar nodded and said, "Yes, it's a strange name, but it's nothing. We've seen even stranger names. Moreover, we have indeed checked their records with the Ministry of Commerce, and they do have the qualifications to import equipment. "
"I will investigate whether he has the qualifications." After that, Hornes stood up from the sofa and walked forward to shake hands with Caesar again. "Thank you for your cooperation."
After that, Hornes let go of his hand and continued to look at the assistant who came with him.
"Prepare to depart. Next stop, Naples."
The assistant hesitated.
"Now?"
Hohns nodded and looked out of the window with a solemn expression.
"Yes, the sooner the better. I have a bad feeling about this."
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