A Colossus rushes in at the start

Chapter 110 This has nothing to do with aliens

After listening to Lin Han finish explaining his views, Coria politely gestured to the host, Heina.

Seeing the host's gaze shift to him, Kolya asked, "May I express my opinion?"

Hena quickly replied, "Of course, Mr. Coria. We invited you here so that you could express your views."

The channel invited these two scientists over so they could express their views on the disappearance of the planet. They were eager for them to express their opinions, so how could they possibly stop them?

Kolya glanced at Lin Han beside him, then spoke into the microphone in front of him: "I admit that the light-speed black hole hypothesis, as Mr. Lin Han said, has some flaws, which I am very aware of. However, based on current mathematical solutions, there is more than one type of black hole in the universe. Therefore, it would be irrational to completely deny the light-speed black hole hypothesis."

"The main reason I support the light-speed black hole hypothesis is that I simply cannot accept the fundamental logical flaws in the ground-state particle hypothesis."

As the host, Heina listened to Kolya's remarks and looked at him with great surprise.

She never expected that what seemed to her a reasonable hypothesis about ground-state particles was, in Kolya's eyes, actually contained a fundamental logical error.

Lin Han didn't look at Koria next to him, nor did he listen very carefully, because they had argued about this before, and now they were just repeating the points they had argued about back then.

Kolya spoke into the microphone, stating what he believed to be the fundamental logical fallacy.

"If what Mr. Lin Han said is true, that some ground-state particle in the universe, yet to be discovered by us Turks, caused the transformation of Mai Star from an excited state to a ground state, and then its disintegration, then why didn't our home planet, Mai Star's neighbor, and its second closest satellite, Alpha, begin to transform from an excited state to a ground state?"

"Furthermore, why didn't our entire stellar system disappear like Minerva's star, transitioning from an excited state to the ground state?"

"You can't say that the atomic matter on Mai's Star is more noble than the atomic matter on our Turk home planet, can you? Mai's Star can transition from an excited state to a ground state, so why can't our home planet do the same?"

"You should know that Mr. Lin Han assumed that this unknown particle could move at the speed of light. So according to the most basic logic, the Tut people standing on their home planet must have been transformed from the excited state to the ground state by the unknown particle the moment they saw the planet shrink. There is even less reason for the astronaut Tataka, who was closest to the planet at that time, to still be alive now."

"For the reasons stated above, the ground-state particle hypothesis is also incomplete and contradicts our observations."

After hearing Koria's reasoning, the host, Heina, also thought it made sense. After all, if it was really the ground-state particles that caused the transformation of the star from the excited state to the ground state, then there was no reason why their Tark people's home planet and satellite Alpha could have escaped disaster.

Surely there's something special about the atomic matter of the planet?

That's ridiculous.

In general, there are hypotheses to explain the disappearance of Maistar, but both hypotheses have their own inconsistencies. It can only be said that these two hypotheses are two different research directions, and the truth can only be determined by researchers finding more evidence to support their views.

Just then, Haina saw the note the channel team had sent her, and following the instructions on the note, she asked the two scholars, "Um, I have a question that I would like to ask on behalf of the channel team to the two esteemed scholars. Is that alright?"

"Go ahead and ask, host."

Scholars Coria and Lin Han gestured for the host to ask a question.

The host, Haina, looked at the note, her voice filled with hesitation and doubt, and said, "Is it possible, I mean, is that all of this was actually done by aliens? That the disappearance of Mai Xing was actually an alien attack?"

Although scholars Coria and Lin Han knew from the beginning that they would be asked some questions on the show, they did not expect the questions to be like this.

Before the program started, they thought it was a more academic question.

"This... is not objective, and is even too subjective." Lin Han expressed his opinion on the issue in as tactful a way as possible.

Scholar Coria, recovering from his surprise, spoke first, expressing his opinion: "Strictly speaking, extraterrestrials capable of interstellar travel and traversing vast distances between stars have no reason to harm us Turks."

"Interstellar wars represent interests. We Turks haven't even set foot outside our own home planet system; we've only launched a probe outside of it. What interests could that possibly threaten for extraterrestrial civilizations capable of interstellar travel?"

"If it's about competing for resources, why would so many stars and planets in the universe choose to come to our Tarkians and seize the resources from our home planet system?"

"To take it a step further, even if these aliens are simply trying to extract some resources from our home planet system, we have no way to stop them. In that case, what is the point of their attack on Mai Star? Why would they attack Mai Star? Is it for deterrence? Or for invasion?"

Through various reasons, Koria expressed only one point—the disappearance of Mai Star had nothing to do with extraterrestrial invasion, and it was absolutely impossible!

At this moment, scholar Lin Han finally organized his thoughts and said, "To put it bluntly, no country on our home planet conducts military exercises for a bunch of bugs on the side of the road. This matter has absolutely nothing to do with aliens."

The idea of ​​an alien invasion is pure, unfounded speculation!

What do the Takar people have that any alien civilization would covet?

No!

……

Through the connection of the swarm network, Lu Shang's thinking exists in a microcosm.

Not long ago, under his orders, planetary beings opened a wormhole in the microcosm, connecting to an unknown universe.

The physical rules on the other side are different from those in the main universe; this has been verified through actual testing.

Then, following Lu Shang's command, the swarm used psionic energy to send a neutron into the other end of the wormhole, and at the other end, it continuously disassembled the neutron, allowing the strong interaction of quarks to continuously extract mass from that universe and transform it into the same quark pairs as the main universe.

Then, by transferring these quark pairs into a microcosm, the mass plundering of this universe with different physical rules is completed.

Things were going very smoothly, but it was precisely because things were going too smoothly that Lu Shang felt a little uneasy.

So just now, Lu Shang called a halt to this material plundering behavior.

"Give me a report on the situation," Lu Shang said.

The swarm of bees, responsible for statistics, reported: "We have already plundered more matter from an alien universe than the mass of a single satellite."

"Has it been attacked by an alien civilization?" Lu Shang asked the planetary beings that had plundered the mass of that universe.

The planetary being replied, "No."

Other main brains were also observing the experiment. They were not comfortable with the experiment, so they each withdrew a portion of their consciousness to watch it.

The mastermind, Rabbi, said, "If civilizations from other universes don't attack the swarm, then what's the point?"

After all, the main purpose of this experiment is to allow the swarm to accumulate experience in fighting other extraterrestrial races, and in terms of quality alone, the swarm is not lacking at present.

Nanali said, "It's possible that the mass we've captured isn't enough, or it's possible that the civilization in the other universe is still in a state of observation. We should expand the scope of the mass we capture and make a bigger commotion."

Lu Shang thought for a moment and then ordered, "Increase the plundering of the universe's mass. If there are civilizations in the other universe observing, I don't believe they can sit still."

"OK."

After receiving the order, the planetary creatures began to increase their psionic energy output towards the other end of the wormhole.

(End of this chapter)