Endless Battlefield: Starting from Night City to Create a Vest

The experiment conducted by Wu Guang is very simple. It is to add gravity to an object, let it generate gravity by itself, and see whether it can form a stable magnetic field in a gravity-free environment.

This experiment sounds simple, but it troubles many people. After all, gravity-adding equipment has appeared a long time ago, and humans have long mastered gravity.

However, it is just adding a longitudinal force to an object. Now Wu Guang's seemingly simple experiment is actually about to touch upon the theory of planet creation.

We all know about gravity, but until now humans have not fully understood what gravity is and where it comes from.

Just simply knowing and utilizing.

I have no idea why.

If I have to describe it, it would probably be one plus one equals two. It seems natural, but what about the process?

Suppose it is 1252 plus 1694, we need to create an equation to start the calculation.

Of course, those with strong mental arithmetic skills can also work out the answer, it’s just a little slower, but they can open an equation to understand its process.

But one plus one doesn’t work, why?

That's the problem with gravity today.

Know it and be able to use it, but not understand it.

However, Wu Guang is the breakthrough in all this.

A user of gravity!

In front of everyone's eyes, Wu Guang began to inject gravity into a metal square, causing it to collapse from the center. Then, under everyone's gaze, the rectangular metal gradually twisted and deformed, collapsed inwards, and finally turned into a metal sphere.

And it was at this moment.

The experimenters around suddenly felt as if they were being pulled over.

The suction force was not strong. As long as he gently hooked the bulge in the floor, he would not be sucked over again.

Then Wu Guang stopped injecting power.

Let it float in the air.

The people and machines around began to record data frantically. It was just a metal ball floating there and nothing happened, but these researchers were extremely excited.

But at this moment, Wu Guang looked at the metal ball with a slightly strange look.

In his perception, the small metal ball was actually...vibrating slightly.

This was not the collapse of the small metal ball, but...it seemed to start rotating around Wu Guang.

If you look closely, you can feel the metal ball starting to spin.

Just like the moon revolves and rotates around the earth.

The small ball created by Wu Guang is orbiting around him.

But there seems to be a greater traction correcting the ball.

Wu Guang pondered.

One of the researchers excitedly shared this scene with everyone.

Although a lot of professional terms were used, Wu Guang still understood some of them roughly.

To put it simply, the gravity given by Wu Guang caused the metal ball, which should have been in a gravity-free environment, to orbit. In simple terms, this small metal ball will begin to orbit the earth like the moon.

However, because the gravity was given by Wu Guang and other reasons, I said a lot of things.

The summary is just three words.

Gravity Net.

Wu Guang just listened for a while and didn't ask any more questions. It was really a headache to listen to these people talking. There were too many professional terms and names. Although he understood each word individually, when they were combined together, it was as if this group of people had created their own unique language.

It gives me a headache to listen to it.

While they were discussing, Wu Guang started his own experiment.

Wu Guang created a picture of nine stars rotating around the 'sun'.

As if it was some kind of rule, when Wu Guang wanted to rotate in many directions up, down, left, and right, problems arose.

Wu Guang expected the planets to revolve around the 'sun' in an X shape, but the result was that the two planets that should not have met became entangled with each other, and then... collided with each other.

Finally it broke apart.

The researchers then explained it to Wu Guang in a considerate manner.

The principle is just like the solar system today. If the gravitational pull is multi-directional, the result will be to break the gravity grid.

Of course, if there are three suns of equal mass revolving around us, the classic three-body problem may arise.

It seemed that the experimenter was planning to continue.

Wu Guang interrupted him directly and did not intend to delve into it too much. After all, once he started talking about it, Wu Guang would feel like his brain was exploding because there were simply too many nouns.

The conclusion is given directly.

normal phenomenon.

Then Wu Guang continued.

Half an hour later, Wu Guang stopped the experiment, not because he had exhausted his abilities, but because the researchers were in a low mood.

Many experiments that they originally thought were impossible are now being completed step by step in Wu Guang's hands.

But the result disappointed them greatly.

Too much theory is lost when put into practice.

If I have to describe the current situation, it is like a scholar who has spent ten years studying whether a drop of water falling from a height of 10,000 meters would cause huge damage due to acceleration and other reasons.

The answer is rain.

Therefore, many scientific researchers are feeling a bit unstable.

This is the situation today. There are too many high-end and incomprehensible things, and when put into practice, many of them are actually wrong and lack the key points.

Wu Guang didn't care. After all, there were too many cases where the theory was successful but the practice failed.

Failure is the mother of success.

Countless sages have emerged step by step in this way.

The next experiment is whether Wu Guang can use gravity to confine gas in a vacuum.

Yet the result is... subtly workable.

However, if you want to bind the air around your body in space, a lot of traction is needed. If you use yourself as a point for traction, you can indeed capture a lot of air, and there will be no problem in moving for an hour.

The reason why it is subtle is that when Wu Guang wants to exert a longitudinal force, due to the different traction force, the oxygen or air will also change its form.

Just like bubbles in water.

However, because there is no tension protection, once Wu Guang starts moving, the air around him will disperse at an extremely fast speed.

To put it in context, one cubic meter of air is consumed by Wu Guang as he moves one meter.

Of course, it is feasible if traction is increased.

But the result is that Wu Guang has to maintain a high-pressure state at all times, and his body movements are somewhat restricted.

But if... a layer of membrane is wrapped around Wu Guang, creating something with the tension of bubbles, then Wu Guang can move in space without leaking.

It can be said from the test results that Wu Guang has broken free from the constraints of the space suit, but not completely.

This experiment lasted for more than one day.

If these experimenters were not still human, they would probably want to continue.

At this moment, Wu Guang was left alone in outer space, with a transparent film floating around him.

To put it bluntly, it's a garbage bag.

Now this garbage bag has become like Wu Guang's space suit.

As Wu Guang exerted a slight force of gravity, the garbage bag changed from a circle to an ellipse.

Then began to move slowly in space.