How the Zergs were Made

Chapter 579 Stellar Resource Development Mission (2)

"ring?"

All the collectors were attracted by this concept, and began to build a physical model of the stellar orbital ring in the channel. It does not necessarily require a strong structure, but an upgraded version after the number of stellar clouds has increased to a certain level. Once there are enough objects in contact with each other at a constant velocity, the objects combine to form a stellar-scale ring structure.

Its strength is not high, because the scale is too large, as long as there is a slightly strong external force, such as the human atomic bomb, the structure of this ring can be broken.

But even so, it is already a very good idea, a plan worthy of in-depth consideration by collectors.

Some collectors suggested, "We can try to use countless orbital rings to wrap stars, and the utilization rate will be higher than that of stellar clouds, and there is also no need to consider the problem of uneven latitude."

This method can effectively avoid the disadvantages caused by rotation, and at the same time, it can obtain more stellar resources than the stellar cloud solution.

However, this did not satisfy the collectors.

"This is a very ideal plan, but it is still far away from our ultimate goal."

Suddenly, some collectors became excited, and it happily poured out its thoughts in the channel.

"I thought of it!"

"We can try to combine the characteristics of the ring orbit, so that the stellar ball rotates while rolling, so that two vertical orbits can be formed to resist the gravitational force of the star."

As long as the north and south poles of the rotation axis are also moving in circles while rotating, wouldn't it be possible to avoid the problem of lack of centrifugal force! ——The proposer of the proposal was thinking excitedly.

It's a pity that he was quickly poured cold water by other members of the same race.

"...but it's not feasible."

"Eh? Why? In terms of rolling motion, whether it is the equator or the axis of rotation, it should be able to obtain enough centrifugal force."

The proposer is very puzzled. According to his understanding, there should be no weak points in the stellar sphere, and every part can get enough centrifugal force against the gravitational force of the star.

"It does solve the problem of stellar gravity, but the stellar ball is a whole. According to the movement method you described, there will be two centrifugal rings on the stellar ball. The rings will be perpendicular to each other, which leads to The two moments at the junction of the rings will make the matter squeeze together, and at the middle of the two junctions, there will be a stretching force, and then at the next junction, it will be squeezed again, and the star-scale The structure is inherently fragile, and such a toss will inevitably cause the stellar sphere to tear itself."

"In contrast, because the rings are not connected to each other, the centrifugal force can always be guaranteed to be opposite to the direction of the star's gravitational force. There is no need to consider the two moments. Each ring has a unique centrifugal ring."

Soon, the physical model was visualized in the channel, the stellar ball that wraps the star, resists the centrifugal force through rotation, and at the same time resists the centrifugal force of the rotation axis through tumbling, just as the rebuttal individual described, tearing occurred.

But the Circle Faction didn't flourish for long, and soon some individuals refuted their plan.

"The orbital ring also has a serious problem."

"What is it?"

The rebutter said, "Fragility, to cover the entire star, the number of orbital rings required will be very large, but the problem with this is that if an orbital ring breaks for some reason, the ring will be thrown out, Break all the orbital rings."

"That would be a terrible loss for the ethnic group."

The physical model of the ring was quickly visualized in the channel, and the rebutters assumed that a small meteorite collided with one of the many orbital rings of the star, and a catastrophe ensued, the disintegration of an orbital ring, Then it is thrown out under the action of the rotation torque, and the scale of the orbital ring is a stellar level, and the distance of the throwing is very far, and other orbital rings cannot avoid orbital changes like satellites, so a collision occurs. Just like the first domino was toppled, all the orbital rings were destroyed in the end, and none survived.

The collectors quickly abandoned this disappointing plan and looked for a higher plan.

"...So, only the stellar cloud is a more feasible solution?"

"It seems so."

"Is there any further improvement in the utilization of the stellar cloud?"

Some individuals asked that it would be a good way to modify a more feasible plan.

Soon, an individual answered the reason why the number could not be further increased.

"This is the limit. When the number of antimatter giants reaches an upper limit, if the number continues to increase, it means that the gravitational disturbance between each other and the gravity of stars will form a multi-body system, and they may collide with each other."

"We can increase the distance between the antimatter giants, so as to eliminate the disturbance between each other's gravitational forces." Some collectors suggested.

"But if that's the case, the production capacity of the antimatter giant structure will be very low. We should be clear that the positrons and antiprotons that the antimatter giant structure synthesizes into antihydrogen atoms all come from stars. Extending the distance from the star means that There are many more positrons and antiprotons that annihilate before reaching the antimatter giant."

In the end, the collectors had to turn to other plans. Although the stellar cloud plan was reliable, it was too unsatisfactory, so it was rejected like the stellar sphere and the orbital ring.

"The scheme of stellar clouds cannot be adopted. This method with low utilization rate is not the utilization of stars expected by the group. We should set the ultimate goal of the scheme on how to directly extract those plasma substances from stars, instead of thinking How to harvest material from stellar winds."

"Extraction? That's something that can't be done at all. Even if the plasma is in a fluid state, how can we create a straw that can penetrate deep into the stellar plasma ocean?"

"Yes, no molecular material can withstand the burning of the star. After the mass cluster falls into the star, it will be transformed into a plasma state due to the increase in internal energy."

The collectors quarreled, unable to think of any good plan, they became confused.

"Then we don't use molecular materials, we use something more fundamental."

"What? Degenerate state? If there is no pressure in the degenerate state, there is no way to maintain the material form."

"Use... use field! Yes! We can use field to build such a straw! Pump out the matter in the star!"

The individuals in the quarrel suddenly had a flash of inspiration and thought of a brilliant idea. Since it is impossible for them to go deep into the stars and mine the stellar matter, can't they let the stellar matter come out on their own initiative?

"How do you want to achieve it? The star itself is a huge magnet, and the magnetic field can extend to the Kuiper belt and beyond. How can we generate a stronger magnetic field than this and avoid interference from the star's magnetic field itself?"

It is true that a star is a plasma, but if you want to rely on the magnetic field to operate the star, it needs to be strong enough, at least not lower than the magnetic field of the star itself.

However, the subject quickly thought of another method.

"Why are you obsessed with using a magnetic field?"

"What's the use without a magnetic field?" The other collectors were stunned.

"Use a gravitational field."

"……How to do?"

"We can create a black hole and use the gravity of the black hole to suck out the matter in the star."