Transmigrated as the Crown Prince

Judging from the current theory, if you want to exceed the speed of light in the classical sense, it will never be possible.

However, this limitation can be bypassed through artificial wormholes or warp engines and similar methods to achieve faster than light speeds. As for when it will be realized, it is difficult to say. It depends on how the human technology tree develops. It may take 50 years, 100 years, or 200 years; it would not be surprising even if humans did not study it until they became extinct.

Therefore, Yannick does not expect to see these black technologies come out in his lifetime, but something like the "Philadelphia Experiment" can still be tried, and it may not be certain that some new results will be produced. Even if the rumor is false, there is no loss. Just treat it as a warship degaussing experiment.

The magnetization of warships is not a trivial problem. As we all know, warships are generally constructed of naval steel. They are easily magnetized and will not fade easily after magnetization. The magnetism will remain for a long time. This magnetism affects navigation. A magnetized warship will affect the pointing of the magnetic compass, causing its deflection to be inconsistent with the Earth's magnetic North Pole, resulting in yaw. The magnetic compass on the ship must be calibrated every once in a while, and a "self-difference table" or self-difference curve must be compiled to ensure accurate navigation.

It will even have an important impact on the safety of battleships. Ordinary mines are trigger-sensitive. There is a chemical reaction device in its tentacles. As long as the ship touches the tentacles, the chemical reaction process will start, detonating the detonator, and causing an explosion. The magnetic mines invented by Germany during World War II can sense the magnetic field explosion formed by ships passing by within a certain distance, without the need for contact with the ship body. It could be buried deeper and the minesweeper would be useless.

In September 1939, Germany deployed magnetic bottom mines in the waters from the Thames Estuary to Hamble, England. The British used minesweeping equipment used in the past to deal with triggering anchor mines, but found nothing. When the British warships entered the mine-swept Haicheng, 17 warships were sunk by mines. Not long after, the British army accidentally obtained an unexploded magnetic torpedo, figured out the principle of fuze explosion, and began the warship degaussing work.

Because other countries have not yet developed magnetic torpedoes and magnetic mines, Yannick is not too concerned about the problem of warship degaussing, so he just took this opportunity to solve it.

After a while, an officer in charge of the experiment walked into the observation room and reported to Yannick. "Your Highness, you are ready to begin."

The subject of the experiment was an old destroyer from World War I. The researchers installed various electronic experimental equipment on the ship; for fear of any accidents, no sailors were left on the ship.

Yannick ordered. "Then let's get started." There was still a little expectation in my heart, wondering if the phenomenon of time travel would really happen.

"The experiment begins!" As the officer's order was issued, the magnetic generator on the destroyer was turned on. A strong magnetic field began to form around the ship, and a green mist slowly surrounded the destroyer. Yannick knew that this was the corona phenomenon (the phenomenon of partial discharge on the surface of a charged body in a gas or liquid medium), and quietly waited for the next "miracle".

Suddenly, a dazzling white light flashed, making Yanik's eyes dazzled. When he rubbed his eyes, he opened them again and suddenly found himself in a strange white space.

"??" Yannick looked around blankly, but he was a time traveler after all, so he didn't panic too much. Did the secret passage really travel through time and space and take him to another place? But where is this? Heaven? Or hell?

The next second, the surrounding space began to undergo a series of changes. In many places, tall square or round rhombuses rose up or protruded, and various colorful colors were rendered in the space.

When these surprising changes stopped, Yannick was stunned and speechless.

"this……"

The place he is currently in is actually the garden of the Berlin Palace. Isn't the bench in front of him the one where he often sits and rests? Yannick reached out and touched a small tree next to him in disbelief. The feeling of his hand touching the rough bark told him that this was not an illusion. This was actually a real tree? Isn't this incredible? Could it be that he instantly traveled to the Berlin Palace? Still dreaming?

"I hope His Majesty Yannick is not scared." A strange voice suddenly sounded behind him. Yannick was startled, turned his head suddenly, and saw a middle-aged white man appearing behind him at some point. Wearing a decent suit and holding an exquisite civilized stick in his hand, he dressed like a gentleman. Seeing Yannick looking back, he bowed slightly. "Excuse me, Your Highness Yannick."

Yannick frowned. "Who are you? What is this place?" He could feel that the person in front of him had no ill intentions towards him, so he was not too vigilant.

The middle-aged man replied politely. "I am a special agent of the Universal Space-Time Administration. You can call me Hans. As for this place, you can think of it as a virtual space."

"Universal Space-Time Administration?" Yannick's mouth twitched slightly. "You mean you are an alien? Do you aliens look like this?!" In fact, no one has ever seen an alien, and no one can tell what the alien looks like. In science fiction movies, aliens are grotesque and hideous. Of course, all aliens are extremely intelligent and are advanced intelligent animals. But the guy in front of him, who had a typical Germanic face and spoke authentic German, said he was an alien and called himself Hans. Yannick didn't quite believe it. He would rather believe it was a dream.

The alien named Hans smiled slightly. "Of course, this is not my real body. It is just for the convenience of communicating with you." As he spoke, he turned into an ET with a big head and big eyes.

"Ha!" Yannick was startled, took a step back instinctively, and sat down on the bench.

I saw that this alien instantly changed into several shapes, many of which Yannick had never seen or heard of before, and he couldn't even find adjectives to describe it; in the end, he actually turned into a big octopus, waving his tentacles and speaking. "What do you think of this body? After all, your planet also has this creature."

Yannick couldn't help but be stunned. "Is the octopus an alien creature?" He had read in a magazine before that some scientists believed that the octopus was an alien species. There are more than 30,000 sets of genes in the octopus genome, and octopuses are also invertebrate molluscs. Such a large number of genomes determines that octopuses have a large number of neurons, even more than most mammals.

The octopus is not only genetically different from most earth creatures or does not conform to the laws of earth creatures, its physiological structure is also very special. The eight legs itself is already very strange, but what is even more strange is that the octopus has 3 hearts and 9 brains (including 8 appendages). Perhaps because of having so many brains, octopuses show higher intelligence than other creatures. Among molluscs, the octopus is said to be the second smartest, but there is definitely no one that is said to be the first. Octopuses can even rewrite their own genes to allow the next generation to adapt to the living environment more quickly; these have led scientists to believe that octopuses are alien creatures.

"These are small things, let's talk about business."

"Well, then you'd better turn back into a human." He didn't want to talk to a soft-bodied creature waving eight claws.

The octopus then transformed back into the human form of Hans.

Yannick scratched his head and asked proactively. "Then what does your Space-Time Management Bureau want from me? Is it because there will be some problems with this experiment? It won't really cause time and space travel, right?"

Hans nodded seriously. "That's right, you backward planets don't have the ability to control space-time technology at all. If you are allowed to develop indiscriminately, it will affect the time-space order of the universe, so it must be strangled in the cradle."

"Does that mean those advanced civilizations can travel through time and space?" As for Hans's statement that the earth is a low-level civilization, Yannick didn't have any objections. As early as 1964, Soviet astronomer Nikolai Kardashev envisioned the levels of alien civilizations, which were divided into levels by mastering different energy control technologies, also known as the Kardashev level. Type I civilization controls the resources of its planet, Type II controls the resources of its solar system, and Type III controls the resources of its galaxy. Among them, the current index of human beings is 73. Human beings must increase the current generated energy thousands of times to reach Type I civilization.

"Of course, but it requires strict review and supervision from the Space-Time Administration."

Yannick asked tentatively. "Then do you know who I am? Am I traveling through time and space?" His soul traveled here, but why didn't he see these guys appearing?

The civilized stick in Hans' hand gently tapped the floor twice, and a huge virtual screen appeared out of thin air in front of Yannick, which recorded a brief introduction to his life before traveling through time.

Seeing Yannick's surprised look, Hans smiled slightly. "If this was the main universe, you would have been obliterated long ago. But you are lucky, this is just one of countless parallel universes. You must have discovered it long ago, right?"

Yannick gave a wry smile. "After traveling through time, I discovered that the history here is different from my previous one. Are you saying that there are countless parallel universes, which means there are countless me? Do I have any achievements in other universes?" He didn't know why. This question came out of nowhere.

Hans shook his head. "No, you are quite mediocre in most parallel universes. Your greatest achievement is that you became a university professor in the universe you traveled to."

"..." Yannick was a bit dumbfounded. He thought he could accomplish some amazing feats, but he didn't expect that he was just a mortal.

"It's almost time, I should go back." Hans continued. "I came to you today to warn you not to study such dangerous experiments again. In addition, you can develop however you want in this time and space. Are there any other questions?"

"No more." Although there were many questions, I didn't know what to ask at the moment; and I was grateful enough that I didn't wipe him out, so what else could I ask.

"Goodbye." Hans bowed, and a white light flashed in front of his eyes. Yannick suddenly woke up and found that he was back in the observation room again. He only heard a bang and a huge explosion from outside.

"Your Highness, the experimental ship exploded!"