Let you be the wall-facer: you turn around and join the Three-Body Problem?

Chang Weisi looked at the more than 2,000 star-class battleships in front of him and took a deep breath. He knew that with the speed of human technological development, one day, the scenes in the game would be brought to reality.

I am very fortunate to be able to live to that time and witness this shocking scene.

This time he chose to become the captain of the Fuxi.

Fuxi was located at the leftmost position of the second echelon. After the game started, Chang Weisi first ordered the spacecraft to shift downward, causing the entire spacecraft to shift away from the original team.

However, since the deviation angle was very small, all the fleets behind him thought that it was due to his misoperation, which caused the spacecraft to fail to follow the formation.

"Fuxi, please correct your position."

The Sword in the Stone sent a position correction request to Chang Weisi's ship, but Chang Weisi directly ordered the communicator to shut down the communication network of the entire fleet.

"Fuxi is suspected to be subject to electromagnetic interference, requesting to return to the space station for maintenance."

Chang Weisi directly contacted the main station using the communication frequency band, bypassing the command system of the entire fleet.

"approve."

As expected, the headquarters commander approved Chang Weisi's request.

Afterwards, the entire fleet made way for the Fuxi to pass smoothly.

The Fuxi slowly turned and broke away from the fleet formation, heading towards the maintenance space station nearby.

However, just when everyone thought that the Fuxi was planning to undergo a brief maintenance at the space station, Chang Weisi suddenly ordered the entire spacecraft to turn in the opposite direction.

"Fuxi, this is the main station. What are you doing? Please stop your behavior immediately!"

Before the headquarters could finish its words, suddenly, the matrix fleet in the rear began to explode.

The Proton, which was at the front of the fleet, suddenly exploded for unknown reasons, followed by the Antarctica and the Galileo.

Nuclear fireballs rose in the space, and flowers of death bloomed in the endless starry sky.

"It's now!"

Chang Weisi directly cut off the contact information with the main station, and then slowly uttered a few words.

"The entire ship has entered deep sea status."

"Fuxi, forward 4."

He didn't know how many times he had repeated this process, and he almost always failed.

Every time he tried to break away from the fleet, he would be directly destroyed by the ships behind him.

After failing about a thousand times, Chang Weisi finally figured out the method. He first deliberately cut off communications with the entire fleet, and then lied that he was subject to electromagnetic interference, attempting to leave the fleet and go to the space station for maintenance.

Then, he repeated this process of breaking away from the fleet and suddenly escaping about two thousand times.

The distance was too far, and before he could turn around, the fleet realized that he was trying to escape and opened fire on him.

The distance was too close, and they were blocked by the warships in front, making it impossible to escape.

After trying about four thousand times, he finally succeeded in entering the deep sea state and accelerated the ship to 15% of the speed of light, successfully escaping from the Death Valley before the first row of warships exploded!

Two words slowly appeared on the screen - Success!

Chang Weisi slowly took off his gaming helmet, and at that moment, he understood.

He understands everything!

Lin Xuan said with a smile when she saw Chang Weisi taking off his helmet.

"How about this game that I specially designed for you? Does it feel good to play?"

Chapter 50 Space Elevator Engineering

Year 6 of the Crisis Era.

Lin Xuanyan has finished.

That’s right, the University of Science and Technology of China directly gave him a graduation extension, plus an academic warning.

If Lin Xuan does not complete the retaking of 30 courses from sophomore to senior year, he will be forced to repeat a year.

When Lin Xuan saw the academic warning notice from her alma mater, she was completely stunned.

My goodness, this school is really stubborn. They know that I am a wall-facer, but they still warn me again and again.

The G7 doesn’t dare to issue a warning to itself, but USTC does. It is even more powerful than the PDC.

Liu Chang, vice president of the University of Science and Technology of China, said that this matter had nothing to do with him and was definitely not his instigation.

After one year, Liu Chang's research on cloning technology has begun to show results.

"How about it?"

Lin Xuan looked at the various experimental subjects displayed in the laboratory with great interest. They were stored in culture tanks and arranged neatly like specimens.

"It's still the same old problem. The success rate is too low."

Liu Chang sighed helplessly.

"I have repeatedly conducted simulation experiments in the Mewtwo world, but you know, humans are almost a blank slate when it comes to cloning technology, so for many problems, I can't even find a reference model."

"This is great! It's time to prove your ability, Principal Liu. If you can come up with this thing, you will be the number one in this field."

Upon hearing this, Liu Chang rolled his eyes at Lin Xuan.

"Don't make empty promises to me, kid. You're the number one, but it's good enough that you don't become a sinner for all eternity."

As he spoke, he pointed to the culture tanks behind him.

"Do you know how many people I have killed this year if I consider these experimental subjects to be human beings?"

"1183, that's more than a thousand lives!"

"No matter how crazy a murderer is, he could never kill as many people in his lifetime as I have in a year."

Liu Chang's eyes were calm, he finally understood why humans banned this research.

The breeding experiment cannot succeed in one go, even though he has simulated the data model many times in the Mewtwo world. However, biology is complex and changeable, with even hundreds of billions of times more changes than those in physics.

Because you can't calculate how each cell will divide and devour, the result is unknown at the beginning of the experiment.

In this case, if one wants to conduct research in related fields, a huge number of people will have to be killed, and the value of those people far exceeds the value of the experiment itself.

Although Liu Chang kept telling himself that those experimental subjects were not real humans, the guilt in his heart was still growing day by day, making him feel a little breathless.

"How do you deal with the bodies of those abandoned experimental subjects?"

Lin Xuan suddenly thought of a question.

"They donated it to the organs. Did they save it for the New Year?"

Liu Chang looked at Lin Xuan with a strange expression.

Hearing this, Lin Xuan breathed a sigh of relief.

"Oh, all right."

He was really afraid that Liu Chang would take those things to the kitchen to cook, causing all of them to experience the dark war two hundred years earlier.

After a year, Lin Xuan had more than doubled the size of the Red Coast's third base, with three more laboratories.

One was built on a lake. Lin Xuan directly built an artificial floating island in the center of the lake, and then moved Ding Yi's nuclear physics laboratory onto it.

There was no other way. When he was studying controlled nuclear fusion, the laboratory needed to continuously release ultra-high temperatures. Ordinary water cooling technology could no longer meet the needs of this experiment, so he had to move it to the center of the lake.

Liu Chang's biochemical laboratory was buried underground, and no one except some staff members was allowed to enter.

After all, once human experiments are exposed, the PDC will definitely be highly alert.

It's not the time to expose yourself, at least not now.

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Originally, Wang Miao also had his own independent laboratory, but later he rejected it.

There was no way around it. He was the person who traveled the most in the entire Red Coast Base. He was near the equator almost every day, personally overseeing the construction of the space elevator.

The construction of the space elevator project is faster than what Lin Xuan promised to the PDC at the Wallfacer hearing. Now there are about seven or eight months left until the seventh year of the Crisis Era, and Wang Miao's three space elevators have already raised their altitude to low-Earth orbit.

But now a big technical problem has arisen.

How to continue extending it.

Wang Miao's previous plan was to first build a super-large space station in geosynchronous orbit, then connect a counterweight to the other end of the space station, and finally connect this section of low-Earth orbit with the space station in the sky.

Because the Earth is constantly rotating, a space elevator built from a base on the ground upwards can only reach low-Earth orbit at most.

This also has the effect of reinforcing the underlying rock layer of the base.

If you add more on top, the weight will be so terrifying that it will collapse the entire ground.

So we can only build a space station in synchronous orbit first, and then find a way to connect it bit by bit.

This space station in the synchronous orbit has a rotation speed that is consistent with the Earth's. It rotates along with the Earth, so it is relatively stationary with respect to the ground.

But if it is directly connected to the space elevator in low-Earth orbit, it would basically mean that everyone's work this year has been in vain. The huge pressure would directly drag the space station into the ground like a meteorite.

Therefore, it is necessary to place a counterweight that can accelerate the rotation at the rear end of the space station. This counterweight can stay in space at a speed that exceeds the first cosmic speed, that is, a speed that can keep an object in space without falling, and straighten the other end of the entire elevator.

You can imagine this model as a small ball tied to a string.

The human hand is the base of the earth. Grab one end of the rope and then rotate your body continuously to swing the ball up.

In this way, the rope will be pulled straight under the action of centrifugal force, and your hand and the flying ball will present a relatively static motion.

If you stop rotating, the space elevator will collapse instantly.

The problem lies in this counterweight.

The location of low-Earth orbit is approximately 400-2000 kilometers from the earth's surface, while the location of synchronous orbit is approximately 36000 kilometers from the earth's surface.

How far is this already?

But that’s not all, there’s a counterweight above their heads.

The distance between the counterweights should be determined based on the size of the space station. The larger the space station, the farther the counterweights should be.

It's like you hang a dumbbell in the middle of a rope, and you want the ball to continue to fly with the centrifugal force. Not only you, but even Tyson can't do it.

Therefore, after Wang Miao's calculations, he found that if a space station with a weight about the same as the International Space Station was built, the counterweight would have to be at least 300000 kilometers above the earth's surface.

Wow, this thing is almost built to the moon, you might as well use the moon as a counterweight.

However, the price of doing so is that the Earth will be directly destroyed by the tidal effect.

In the end, Wang Miao had no idea, and there were only two best solutions.

First, increase the toughness of the nanomaterial so that the counterweight can pull the space station even if it is not that far away.

Second, reduce the size of the space station and keep it to the size of a house.

Neither of these two options seems feasible.

The first option is that if humans can really produce materials of such high precision that are both tough and thin, then their technological level must be at least similar to that of the Trisolarans.

There was no need for a space elevator at that time.

The second option is even more useless.

If the size of the space station is reduced, then what’s the point of building it? Will it become a popular check-in spot for couples in the future?

Why not open a tourist attraction underground and let people buy tickets to go up into space and view the stars?

Just when Wang Miao couldn't think of any good strategy, Lin Xuan came up with a solution.

"Have you ever taken a bus that announces the next bus stop? When you are at the bus stop, you can see how many stops away the next bus is."

Wang Miao nodded.

"Do you know how he announces the stops?"

Wang Miao thought for a while.

"Use a GPS positioning module to install on the car and then detect the location of the car?"

"Bullshit."

Lin Xuan shook her head.