How the Zergs were Made

Chapter 434

Horrible things are happening in star systems over time.

The huge planets are shrinking in size, the satellites have basically been disassembled without leaving the earth's core, and the number of small spots arranged near the orbit of the stars is increasing geometrically. Collectors who are limited by human hands like the Serenes are laying antimatter giant structures unscrupulously to produce antihydrogen atoms.

At this time, the number of giant structures has reached 100 million!

What kind of concept is this, one can produce ten kilograms of antihydrogen atoms per year, and one million units can produce one million tons of antimatter per year!

"The quantity is still too small, it would be great if it can be carried out as envisioned in the plan."

Looking at the direction of the stars at the beginning, I express emotion.

It originally thought that the antimatter giant structure could approximately cover the light of stars. According to the ideal state in the plan, the antimatter giant structure would form a nebula around the star.

"This is not our problem. The planetary resources in this star system cannot support us to breed such a large number of antimatter giant structures."

Collectors are used to sharing their own thoughts, and the feelings that Chu sent out through radio communication just now were known to other collectors.

"Including the meteorite group in the outermost circle is not enough, at least dozens of terrestrial planets as large as gas giants are needed to barely suffice. This star is too big."

"If the size of the antimatter giant can be reduced, the number can be doubled."

"This is meaningless. Everyone knows that the antimatter giant structure is designed to produce antimatter to the maximum extent. Reducing the size means that the production volume will decrease. In the end, even if it forms a cloud cluster that blocks the light of the stars, the production capacity will be reduced." It won't go up much, it's putting the cart before the horse!"

The collectors started arguing. Although the planet has not been dismantled, but they know the amount of resources, they can roughly judge how many giant structures can be built with all the resources. Based on these calculations and the current number of giant structures, it will naturally be clear. In the end, can the antimatter giant structure reach the level of covering the light of stars.

"Stars make up 90 percent or more of the mass of a stellar system, and it would be nice if we could dismantle stars like we dismantle planets."

"Such an antimatter megastructure would certainly suffice."

At the beginning, I stared at the stars very regretfully. If they can work on the stars, they can do far more than what they are doing now.

But they can't, life forms and technology restrict them from messing around.

"This is impossible. In the beginning, the environment of stars is much worse than that of gas giants."

"That's right, we've been vaporized before we've been exposed to that temperature, let alone mining the star's material resources."

"It's not just as simple as temperature. High-energy radiation is extremely deadly, especially for us. These radiations can't help but burn our bodies, and even destroy our genes, destroying our constituent elements from the atomic nucleus level, even if it is a high-temperature planet. Nor can it compare to the terror of the stars."

The initial whimsy was refuted by the same species like a stone stirring up a thousand waves. They didn't want to do this at the beginning, it was not feasible, and the life structure of protein limited them.

In fact, it is not just proteins, even non-living mechanical structures. Although mechanical structures are not afraid of high temperature and radiation, they need control components to drive them, and control components are afraid of high temperature and radiation. When the integrated circuit is blown, the effects that electromagnetic pulses can achieve can also be achieved by high-energy radiation. After all, radiation is also an electromagnetic wave.

Don't think that sealing the control components in all directions can solve the problem. The composition of atoms is the nucleus and electrons, and the space between the electrons and the nucleus is very empty. If the scale is enlarged, it is equivalent to the distance scale between stars and planets, like Uncharged gamma rays, or uncharged high-energy particle streams, can completely penetrate the physical compartment and destroy the control elements behind the compartment, especially stars such as stars that produce huge amounts of this radiation every moment superior.

If it is a mechanical body, what is the minimum level to be able to mine star matter?

Neutron degeneracy!

This kind of substance can be understood as a large atomic nucleus. The atomic nuclei are closely connected together, and even light cannot pass through the gap between them, so it can be roughly understood as non-existent. The reflectivity of this material will be 100%.

The Serenes have such a concept, and in their sci-fi work "Four Body", there was a description of this material.

However, it is limited to this. If you want to pull it from science fiction works to reality, the technical difficulty will be very high, and the simplest and most core problem among many problems-neutrons are not charged and not affected by electric fields. Constrain them to the macro level?

Neutron stars solve this problem by gravity. In the sci-fi works of the Serene people, the solution is to rely on the author’s sloppy stance. However, in reality, no matter whether the collectors or the Serene people can use It's just the electromagnetic force.

"I just think about it, and I know that we are technically not up to the requirements of star mining, and I have no intention of practicing such an idea."

Reply messages to the individuals of the group at the beginning.

"But what's the point of your thinking like that?"

Collectors can't understand this kind of behavior at the beginning. Since they know it's meaningless, why should they think about feasibility?

"Will once said that the root of technological progress lies in random thinking and knowing how to think. It doesn't matter if you are unconstrained, but it doesn't matter if it is impossible. The main thing is not to give up thinking. Anyway, thinking does not consume many resources, and it doesn't matter if you think about it."

At first, he answered his fellow clansmen like this.

"By the way, how is the construction progress of the magnetic track?" Chu asked the group individuals.

"It has been completed, but it is still in the testing stage. If the problem is not serious, it can be put into use by the ethnic group after a troubleshooting."

"That's good, the Will will be very happy when we bring back so much antimatter."

The individual collector who had established communication with him hesitated for a moment and asked.

"But what should we do about those Seren people?"

"...For those monsters, I'm not sure our antimatter can deter them."

Thinking about the various behaviors of the Serene people, I was a little uncertain at first.

"Should it be possible? They are also creatures, and they don't want to die."

"No, you don't understand. You are new individuals born in this star system, so you have never seen those monsters. You can't imagine how crazy they will do in order to satisfy the chemical stimulation of your individual brain."

"for example?"

"Such as abandoning the ethnic group."