Voyage of the Stars

After explaining the reasons, these scientists also kindly listed a lot of formulas using the changes in time and space and the detector's own perspective, pouring cold water on the experimental scientists who were still doing experiments enthusiastically.

However, human technology is no longer comparable to that of the Earth era. What was impossible at that time is not a problem now.

Scientists who support the correct view of this experimental path also have their own reasons. They simply proposed to do a one-way light speed measurement. There was no superluminal communication before, but now there is, and this experiment can be carried out.

Obviously, they want to turn the assumption of the invariance of the speed of light into an axiom, thereby proving from the side that negative energy can appear in their experiment.

So they really did it, and the results they obtained were also very satisfactory to them. The speed of light was further accurately measured, which was consistent with the assumptions of relativity, and it was also to prove the correctness of relativity.

However, the results of their experiment could not affect the negative energy experiment after all. The negative energy experiment should be a failure.

However, this commotion did provide a way of thinking for those scientists who supported the correct experimental path of the "strong material mirror", so they began to improve the experiment without believing in evil.

Probably, the detector of the experiment is divided into two parts, one part is placed on the "strong material mirror", and the other part is placed in the acceleration part of the star destroyer cannon of the Tianqin.

After this idea was proposed, those who participated in the experiment or often paid attention to the experiment knew what this guy was doing. Those who knew naturally knew that doing so was their last desperate effort, but it aroused strong dissatisfaction from the military.

Because what is the difference between doing this and dismantling the main gun of the Tianqin, this is definitely not okay. Although it seems that there is no danger for humans to float at a constant speed in the starry sky now, what if, what if they encounter some evil alien civilization, then they still need the combat power of the Tianqin, which is the most powerful warship of mankind at present.

Without the Tianqin, there is really no sense of security.

One is an experiment for humans to climb higher peaks, and the other is for human safety. The two sides can't agree, and finally throw the problem to Yue Yuan.

Yue Yuan is also straightforward. The main gun of the Tianqin must not be used, and this seemingly bottomless scientific experiment must be done. It is also simple. Just build another accelerator for this experiment alone.

It is equivalent to building a separate star destroyer. If you want both, then there is no other way.

Everyone is straightforward, just build it.

But this accelerator alone is also a huge project. After all, it is actually a small-caliber star destroyer, but it does not need to be placed on the spacecraft. Its structure also needs a lot of strong materials as support, otherwise it will fall apart after a shot.

So, after the decision was made, the Star Alliance fleet led by humans entered the warp speed again, looking at the nearest star system and ran over.

Of course, it is to go mining to build experimental star destroyers, and find reliable and suitable gun mounts. Except for warships like the Lyra, which use strong materials as the warship frame, other warships cannot bear it, so this experimental star destroyer can only be placed on a planet.

As for why not build another Lyra after the guns are built? It is not that humans don’t want to, but it takes at least a thousand years to build a spaceship like the Lyra. The time cost is too high, and humans dare not stay in a star system for so long.

Therefore, it is most cost-effective to build an experimental accelerator and place it on one of the planets for experiments. Human engineers estimate that it will take about a few decades to complete.

If a thousand-year project like an astronomical particle collider can be completed, a few decades of engineering is naturally out of the question, after all, the current technology is more powerful.

So, after humans came to this nameless star system, they conducted a routine exploration, and then chose a planet with a diameter of about 15,000 kilometers to start working.

As time went on, a long and narrow object with a relatively small caliber gradually appeared on the surface of this planet. Because of the smaller caliber, its acceleration field is not as powerful as the main gun of the Lyra, so its length is much longer than the main gun of the Lyra, reaching 2,210 kilometers.

It is equivalent to one-tenth the length of the Great Wall.

The first half of 430 kilometers is the real grand unified force field acceleration part, and the second half is full of negative energy detection devices.

When it was completed, looking down from the sky, it looked like a stick lying across the sphere.

Humans also used the time to build this experimental accelerator to create many of its ‘mirror shells’, so the experiment that had been interrupted for decades was restarted.

This time it was the focus of everyone’s attention.

The scientists involved in the project also focused on the results of each experiment, looking forward to new discoveries.

There are two differences between this thing used specifically for experimental accelerators and real star destroyers. One is that it has a much smaller diameter and a much longer length. The other is that in addition to the grand unified force field accelerator components, the most inside it are detectors based on polaritons and Bose-Einstein condensate matter.

At the same time, there are detectors on the ‘mirror’.

The purpose of having two positions is that scientists want to know whether negative energy really appears on the ‘mirror’ surface, and whether negative energy is really related to relative speed.

This is easy to understand. The detector on the near-light-speed ‘mirror’ represents the observer relative to the ‘mirror’ mirror, while the detector at the rear of the accelerator represents the observer with a near-light-speed difference relative to the ‘mirror’.

The experiment was in full swing. Humans fired "mirror" shells into space one by one, just like in the starry sky, and then collected data through detectors and analyzed the data.

This experiment lasted for about seven years. During this period, humans did not find any signs of success or changes in detector data, that is, no negative energy was detected.

This made more and more scientists disappointed with the future of these experiments. However, at this time, the expert group of data analysis found something that excited everyone - the detector responded!

Scientists and scientific researchers immediately found out which experiment and which batch of experiments it was, and then repeated the experiment with various parameters of that batch of experiments to see if the detector still responded.

If there is a response, it means that humans have indeed discovered negative energy. If there is no response, it means that the detection data is wrong.

The result is exciting, because according to this data, the detectors have indeed responded. However, when some scientists were cheering for the success of the experiment, they found that some scientists were still depressed and even showed despair on their faces.

Among these scientists, there are many outstanding scientists from top teams, and there are also scientists who can lead a team and support a single research direction.

The experimental data clearly showed that the experiment was successful, so why are these scientists still like this?

The cheering scientists and researchers immediately calmed down and carefully examined the experimental data. It didn't matter, but they felt very cold.

Because they noticed that the detectors that responded were all detectors located at the rear end of the accelerator on the ground, stationary relative to humans, while the detectors placed on the "mirror" moving at a speed close to the speed of light relative to humans did not respond.

How could this happen?

At this moment, the scientists who understood what was going on felt only bitterness in their hearts, and they didn't have time to be happy.