Cheating players in Marvel

People who engage in scientific research, especially those who have achieved outstanding results and are considered the best in the circle, often have a purer character.

But having said that, being distracted is certainly a good thing and can help scientists achieve greater achievements. But this does not mean that this character only has positive benefits and will not cause any side effects.

In fact, because they want to explore the truth wholeheartedly, these scientists always forget the constraints of the real world and do things that ordinary people find unreasonable.

It is not uncommon for scientific researchers to put themselves in danger due to impulse.

What's more, it will affect your colleagues, friends and even family members.

In the end, it is not impossible for it to cause widespread casualties and cause major events of an "anti-humanity" nature.

Therefore, for scientists, the ability to self-discipline, which determines whether they can control themselves and not mess around, is actually as important as a smart mind.

The young Jane Foster has not yet learned to restrain herself, and she is the type who has almost no discernment at all.

In comparison, Eric Shavig is much better.

After all, he is already an old man in his sixties, and with all his life experience, it is impossible for him to still be as impetuous and impulsive as a young man.

"We have done several rounds of experiments." He called a researcher to bring over the experimental records, and Shavig continued to report to the 'funder' Stark: "Rocks, wood, metals, including chemically synthesized plastics, we I have tried them all. The results prove that no matter what kind of material the objects are made of, they behave the same when passing through this abnormal space."

"Yes, this abnormal space will not have any impact on the object itself." Bruce Banner nodded and agreed: "There is no radiation residue of radioactive elements, and no deformation has occurred. Of course, the color of the experimental items has also Nothing has changed.”

"That is to say..." He dragged his chin and pondered for a moment, raised his hand to pick up a pen, and threw it into the cylindrical space. While watching the pen fall in circles, Stark murmured thoughtfully. Author: "It only affects space, emmm, wormhole...it doesn't look like it, more like the feeling of space folding..."

"I also think it should be a pure space folding phenomenon." Bruce Banner agreed: "As for why this phenomenon occurs, I think we can start from the direction of magnetic field or gravity. In addition..."

"What else?"

"I feel like it's a bit slow to reappear." He raised his finger and pointed at the pen that was still falling. Bruce Banner expressed his opinion: "If the two ends are directly connected together, then it should be there." The moment it disappeared, it had to reappear above. But judging from the current interval...you see, after disappearing, it did not appear immediately, but had to wait for a moment."

"You mean, the moment it disappears from our eyes, it is actually in another space?"

"Yes." Bruce Banner nodded: "I'm really curious now, where it went after it disappeared, and where it returned from."

"It's indeed quite curious." Stark also showed an interested expression.

Without any hesitation, Stark raised his right arm, used brain waves to control the armor on his body, and released an aircraft only the size of his thumb.

"Jarvis."

"Yes, sir." As Jarvis responded, the aircraft, which looked a bit like a golden cicada, flew towards the cylindrical space.

Maintaining a suspended posture, it fell steadily, sinking to the 'entrance' just like the pen.

A moment later, the insect-shaped aircraft reappeared at the 'exit' above... First it seemed to have lost control, rolling and falling for a distance. When it reached the middle area, it regained its previous stability and was suspended in mid-air.

middle.

"Jarvis? What's going on?"

"At that moment, I lost control of it." Jarvis responded: "It's no problem now, the signal is restored."

"Losing control?" Blinking, Stark raised his right arm again: "Okay, take it back and let me see what was captured."

There are so many satellites hanging in the sky that can all connect to the signal sent by Jarvis.

Hearing Jarvis say, "I lost control for a moment," Stark already had a guess in his mind.

And as Jarvis took back the insect-shaped detector and read the screen to display it, Stark's suspicions were confirmed.

"As expected." With a faint smile on his face, Stark turned to look at Bruce Banner beside him: "Bruce, your suspicion just now has been confirmed. Between the entrance and the exit, there is indeed another connection.

A space.”

The video only lasted for a little over a second, which was very short. In addition, after entering another space, the detector lost control and could not maintain a stable posture during the fall, so the recorded images kept flipping and shaking...

There is one thing to say, but it is really not that easy to see clearly.

"Can you sort it out?" After reading it a few times, he was inevitably a little dizzy. Bruce Banner frowned while resisting the discomfort in his stomach: "Or simply divide it frame by frame, so as to

Arrange it in the form of pictures. If it is a still picture, I think it will look easier."

"That's a good idea." Stark smiled and shrugged: "To tell you the truth, I'm a little disgusted too. Jarvis, freeze and divide each frame. By the way, adjust the angle and try to make the center of the picture

keep everything on the same level.”

"Yes, sir."

For Jarvis, this bit of data processing work is nothing to worry about.

As the voice fell, it had already arranged the pictures according to Stark's requirements.

"This is..." After taking a look, Eric Shavig and Jane Foster couldn't help but widen their eyes, showing extremely excited expressions.

No wonder they both reacted like this.

These 'photos' neatly arranged in front of you have the same characteristics - from top to bottom, on about two-thirds of the area, there is a very obvious dividing line. Based on this dividing line, the lower half is pitch black.

, there is nothing special about it, but the upper half is a space filled with stars.

Even if you are not an astronomer, you can tell that this is a starry sky image taken on the backlit side.

"Moon?" He couldn't help but get closer and examined these photos with excitement. After only two or three seconds, Shavig overturned his guess: "No, the distribution of stars is wrong. Emmm, if it is in

Shooting on the moon is definitely not like this..."