Annihilation of the solar system

(Extra introduction: The content of this chapter takes place after the ceremony in Chapter 131, telling the process of the establishment of the Lunar Super Collider being approved)

After the award ceremony, the cafeteria of the High Energy Particle Research Center became a joyful academic gathering for these top physicists. They enjoyed simple meals while discussing academic theories and conjectures with great interest. Except Liu Chaowen left early

After arriving at the venue, everyone else did not disperse until very late.

The next morning, Zhou Cheng was eating breakfast in the cafeteria of the High Energy Particle Research Center. He remembered Lao Liu's abnormality yesterday, and planned to go to the two-story building where Lao Liu lived to continue chatting with him after dinner. He was about to

After getting up and leaving, Liu Chaowen's assistant came over:

"Hello, Professor Zhou!"

"Hello, what's the matter?"

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"General Master Liu, please come to his office upstairs. He has something to discuss with you."

Zhou Cheng got up and followed his assistant to Liu Chaowen's office, temporarily putting aside the matter of chatting with Lao Liu.

When he arrived at the office, Liu Chaowen asked Zhou Cheng to sit across from his desk with a solemn and formal smile. Zhou Cheng noticed that there was a paper placed in the middle of the large and clean desk. Zhou Cheng looked at the paper

The paper asks:

"Chaowen, do you have any new ideas?"

Liu Chaowen pushed the paper in front of Zhou Cheng:

"I just want to ask Teacher Zhou to help me take a look."

Zhou Cheng smiled faintly and took the thesis. He thought that he had long been unable to guide the students of this new Nobel Prize winner academically. But the title of the cover of the thesis still caught his attention -

— "Moon Construction Ultra-Large Energy Level Particle Accelerator and Wormhole Defense Plan"

"Do you still want to build a larger particle accelerator?" Zhou Cheng asked.

Liu Chaowen sat back in his chair:

"If you want to explore gravitons and antimatter that disappear out of thin air in the universe, the energy level of the current collider in Shuchuan is far from enough. The scale of the new collider must be at least dozens of times that of the current one. And the experiment itself is due to its energy

If the level is too high, there is a risk of a small-scale nuclear fusion explosion. This places high demands on the experimental instrument itself."

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The project proposed by Liu Chaowen was very tempting to Zhou Cheng. In the framework of contemporary physics, supersymmetry is a basic premise, that is, every basic particle has a corresponding antimatter particle, such as an electron and an antielectron. They not only exist in a quantum entangled state

, if they meet, an annihilation reaction will occur, purely converting mass into energy.

However, observations on the scale of the universe and inversion of the Big Bang have led to a conclusion that has confused physicists around the world. Among the materials that make up the universe, the well-known positive matter only accounts for 4%.

.The rest are occupied by unidentified dark matter and dark energy.

What is unimaginable is that in this universe where symmetry can explain almost everything, no naturally occurring antimatter has been found. Zhou Cheng flipped through the paper:

"Chaowen, I strongly support your ideas and theories. The contributions you have made to the frontier science of mankind so far are unprecedented, and I am afraid it will be difficult for others to come in the future.

But you also know that now we are facing an existential crisis for the entire population. I am afraid that a project with such a large investment in the basic field will not be approved by EDA. Besides, based on your current achievements and contributions, you can directly propose a plan to EDA and pass it.

The probability of approval may be higher than if I submit it."

Liu Chaowen always had a very standard smile on his face and said:

"Teacher, you are very grateful. My academic ability comes from your careful training. Moreover, I have been immersed in learning these years, and I really need to rely on you and my teacher's wife in terms of connections and procedures."

Zhou Cheng smiled bitterly and said nothing. Liu Chaowen continued:

"And I have a plan that is easier to get approved. Please read the second half of the paper."

Zhou Cheng frowned and turned the paper to the end:

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"Oh? Tell me."

Liu Chaowen said:

"If we build this super large energy collider on the moon, it will be much cheaper than building it on the earth.

First of all, we now have complete infrastructure, a self-sufficient construction system and a material delivery system to the moon on the moon, which makes it possible for us to build a super-large energy collider on the moon.

We only need to make the core components on the earth, then disassemble them, launch them to the moon, and assemble them on the moon.

Secondly, the near-vacuum environment and desolate nature of the lunar surface allow us to completely omit the ring protection facilities and artificial vacuum pipelines that account for 2/3 of the entire collider cost."

Zhou Cheng also saw the preliminary proposal for a super high energy collider on the moon in his paper, which even included the project site selection and preliminary design plan.

But these can no longer surprise Zhou Cheng, he is already used to it:

"Your plan is indeed very clever, but it will still consume huge resources for construction. At least it will reduce the scale of the original lunar long-range defense plan by 1/3. I think it will still be difficult to convince the permanent members of the EDA

Help politicians and experts.”

Zhou Cheng turned to the mathematical argument in the last part of the paper. Liu Chaowen continued:

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"This is the most critical point I want to say. According to our actual observation results and theoretical predictions, alien civilizations are capable of using wormholes to conduct long-distance navigation.

Then I have a prediction. If their plan to use biological weapons to attack the earth is unsuccessful, and their living environment deteriorates sharply, then they are likely to risk their home planet being severely damaged by stellar activities and use star power on a large scale.

The energy opens large wormholes and sends their fleets directly to the vicinity of the solar system. If that is the case, I think it will be difficult for us to resist."

Zhou Cheng was surprised. He had deduced what Liu Chaowen said before. Indeed, according to what he said, according to the calculation results, if alien civilization is willing, it is indeed capable of opening a wormhole and transporting a fleet capable of destroying all mankind to the solar system.

But the price they need to pay is enough to destroy their own star system.

"We have made this inference before, and it should be valid." Zhou Cheng murmured.

At this moment, he was concentrating on those exquisite mathematical deduction processes and fell into deep thought. He was surprised to find that in all the theoretical frameworks proposed by Liu Chaowen before, there were several new mathematical models.

These lines of grass and snakes buried deep in many mathematical traps are naturally difficult to detect in the eyes of ordinary physicists. But in the eyes of Zhou Cheng, who has been studying Liu Chaowen's theory for several years, they are like lines on a pile of sand.

As conspicuous as a pearl.

Liu Chaowen continued:

"If my derivation is correct, there is really nothing we can do about the small wormholes that transmitted Oumuamua a few light years away from us, or the micro wormholes like the one behind Jupiter.

However, if they open a wormhole within the 5 light-year radius of our solar system that is large enough to pass through Starfleet, then we will detect it and have a way to close it as soon as it opens through the reverse ripple effect of space-time distortion.

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"This also verifies that the wormhole model we created based on the latest theory is correct. This also means that if they are forced to do so, they can open a larger wormhole and teleport into space at the expense of part of the ecology of their home star.

The battleship arrives next to the white dwarf star."

Zhou Cheng's words caused a small commotion in the seats. Zhang Hefu looked at Professor Sally aside:

"Professor Sally, have you verified what Professor Zhou said?"

Sally nodded slightly:

"Yes."

Zhou Cheng continued:

"According to theory, we know that wormholes cannot exist stably for a long time under natural conditions. The inner wall of the wormhole requires a special arrangement of excited-state exotic particles as support for the hole wall to ensure that the wormhole is stable within a certain period of time to achieve passage.

The purpose of the fleet. Therefore, we have a way to counter him. In order to facilitate understanding, I will do a simple experiment for everyone."

Zhou Cheng called two assistants, and they worked together to straighten a square black elastic cloth. He pointed at the black elastic cloth that was stretched into a flat surface and said:

"Suppose this is the three-dimensional space-time of our universe somewhere, with a curvature of 0."

Zhou Cheng took out a heavy small iron ball and put it on it, and a cone-shaped depression was immediately pressed into the elastic cloth.

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"We assume that this iron ball is a wormhole, which bends space-time and connects to the other end of space-time. Of course, the actual curvature of space-time of the wormhole is much stronger than what our experiment looks like. Here is just a

An intuitive metaphor.”

Zhou Cheng gently pressed a corner of the elastic cloth with a finger. As his fingers moved, the iron ball that pressed a cone-shaped mark in the middle of the elastic cloth swung slightly.

"When a wormhole appears, it will affect the surrounding space and time. At the same time, disturbances in space and time within the range of influence can also affect the stability of the wormhole itself.

We have calculated that if an alien civilization opens a large wormhole that transports fleets, the radiation area affected by the wormhole's impact on space and time will cover the solar system. This effect itself is very weak, and we cannot sense it at the macro level. But we can use this

influence, destroying the stability of the wormhole through the space-time anti-ripple effect, thereby closing it."

Zhang Hefu asked:

"Professor Zhou, but there is a big problem with your theory. They opened a wormhole four light-years away, and it would take four years for gravitational waves to propagate to the earth. Only then did we know that they had opened it.

Wormhole, wouldn’t it be useless to take countermeasures?”

Zhou Cheng smiled and shook his head:

"Chairman Zhang, I think you have confused the concepts of gravitational waves and space-time distortion. Gravitational waves propagate at the speed of light, but space-time distortion occurs in space-time itself and is not limited by the constant speed of light of special relativity.

When an alien civilization opens a wormhole, the impact of the space-time distortion caused on our space-time can be detected immediately through the equipment we are about to build.

This is just like the expansion of the universe itself is not limited by the speed of light, and a wormhole is a distortion of space-time itself. The distortion of the surrounding space-time caused by its opening will be detected within its space-time radiation range when the wormhole is opened.

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That is to say, as long as that wormhole is within the influence of space and time, we can know when they open a large wormhole and counterattack them!"

"Professor Zhou, according to what you said, they require an amazing amount of energy to open the wormhole, so wouldn't it also require a lot of energy for us to counteract the wormhole and stimulate the space-time distortion you mentioned? Can we achieve it?" General Curtis

asked.

Zhou Cheng asked his assistant to put away the elastic cloth.

"It does require a lot of energy to initiate wormhole countermeasures, but this is completely different from the magnitude required to open a wormhole. Let me give you an example in a field you are familiar with. This is like a strategic missile loaded with tens of millions of tons.

nuclear warhead, but the anti-missile missiles that intercept it only need to install conventional physical collision warheads."

"Then how many fusion reactors are needed to provide energy for the device you want to build?" General Curtis asked again, the displeasure in his voice was already obvious.

"After calculation, at least 4 helium 3 reactors are needed, with two backup units. A total of 6 fusion reactors need to be built." As soon as Zhou Cheng finished speaking, Curtis started to complain:

"It means that if we build that thing, it will reduce 3/4 of the lunar laser defense system? God, I can't imagine it."

There was a slight commotion in other seats. Zhou Cheng took a deep breath and deliberately lowered his speaking speed and said:

"I'm afraid yes, General Curtis. Although this plan will reduce the number of lunar laser defense systems built, I still firmly believe that this project is worthwhile. Because the lunar laser defense system is only an auxiliary system for the entire earth's defense system.

Ground defense is our main direction, and the weakening of lunar defense can be compensated by strengthening ground defense.

But the project I proposed is a bottom-level defense system. If they really send out a fleet and we don't have countermeasures, then everything we have done before is meaningless. The laser shining on their warships is like a flashlight."

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General Curtis's face turned red and he was about to speak. The rotating chairman Zhang Hefu waved his hand to stop Curtis. He turned to Professor Sally and asked:

"Professor Sully, if it is true as Professor Zhou said, their fleet has arrived in the solar system. Do we have any other options?"

Sally shook his head slightly and said in a low voice but clearly:

"Professor Zhou just said that the laser is like a flashlight in front of them."

There was silence in the meeting place. General Curtis, who was a little restless at the beginning, finally couldn't bear it anymore. He said in a loud voice unique to soldiers:

"Then can you tell me what the probability is that they will open that wormhole?"

Zhou Cheng was still very restrained. He knew very well that Curtis was deliberately causing trouble for him, but his words were more stern:

"General Curtis, I can't tell you what the probability is. Because alien civilization activates a large wormhole, it will pay a heavy price. But what I can tell you is that if such a thing happens, we have no counterattack

If we don’t take any control measures, then we’re all doomed.”

"Oh, of course, you don't know how likely it is to happen. But I can tell you what will happen if the lunar laser defense system is reduced by 3/4 of its size!"

Curtis was already blushing, and his words were sarcastic.

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"That will cause at least 500 million people to sacrifice their lives in the ground defense phase. Some of them are soldiers, and most of them will be women and children. Their deaths are just for the possibility you mentioned."

Zhou Cheng's brows were furrowed, his knuckles "clicked" as he clenched his fist tightly, and his clenched teeth made a "click" sound. But Curtis' aggressive questioning was not over yet.

"Oh my God! I can't imagine that in the eyes of you theoretical physicists, the lives of 500 million people are just a data on the calculation paper used to make trade-offs. But this is not the case for soldiers. Every life is worth us.

Protect."

When he said this, Curtis finally felt Zhou Cheng's sharp eyes staring at him like a burning sword, and his tone became lower.

"I'm only targeting the impact of your plan on Earth's defense, not you personally. You should understand, Zhou."

Zhou Cheng relaxed his clenched fists, pulled the tie around his neck that his wife had tied for him, and then loosened a button on his shirt. Then he calmly said one word:

"professor!"

"What?" Curtis asked in surprise.

"It's Professor Zhou." Zhou Cheng's tone was still calm, but every word was packed with weight.

Curtis felt that he was a little rude and wanted to explain. Zhou Cheng did not give him a chance to speak:

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"Then let me tell you, in the eyes of us physicists, what do you think those omnipotent megawatt laser weapons can do? Yes, they can easily chip away at the main peak of the Alps, within a few minutes.

It turns it like a crater. But you have to understand that the enemy we face is not a stone! It is an organic creature, an organic creature under the control of an alien civilization."

Zhou Cheng's tone was not exactly exciting, but rather elegant as if he were talking to other heroes, but every word shocked the shining general star on Curtis' uniform.

"The ice crystal remnants of Europa currently in the transfer orbit, according to the apparent magnitude of visible light observations, show that they have a reflectivity similar to that of a mirror. This means that when the laser hits it, most of the energy will be reflected.

The killing effect is not as expected.”

Curtis seemed to have found an opportunity to fight back, but Zhou Cheng did not stop.

"Of course, you will tell me. When an ultra-powerful laser beam is incident on small-volume ice crystals, it can instantly vaporize them even if there is energy loss. The purpose of destruction is achieved, but the water mist after vaporization will form a large area

The scattering area seriously affects the damage efficiency of subsequent lasers."

Curtis was like a drunkard, slumped in his seat with a ruddy complexion. The brim of his military cap covered his eyes, and it was impossible to see what kind of expression he was looking at at the moment. But with his loud voice, he could not say a word.

come out.

"Right now, all offensive methods based on organic creatures are in the speculative stage. There is no clear conclusion. All defensive methods are set according to our expected offensive methods. This is a kind of problem in itself under the current situation.

It is a helpless move. Therefore, we cannot give up more diverse defense methods.

Only the devil knows how they will destroy us! All we can do is to use all the methods we can think of to survive in the doomsday war in a few years! Therefore, I think my plan should be passed, please everyone

Vote! We have no time to waste.”

The seats of the EDA Scientific Committee were the first to burst into applause, and then the spectators on both sides joined in. Zhang Hefu also put down his pen and raised his hands to applaud. Finally, even the seats of the EDA Military Committee, who were wearing military uniforms, also rang out a long round of applause.

applause.

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