Abnormal crossing

Chapter 229 The Original Plan
Milo's tone was very frank.

Just like he said.

Even before he obtained the Wirtz polar singularity, he actually owed Jokowen a favor.

At that time, Jokowen handed over that set of creation parameters to Milo, and the only condition of the 'deal' was to send the Khan back to Molde—theoretically, the value of that set of creation parameters was enough for hundreds of round trips to Molde.

After Lópezka resolved Lynn's problem and obtained the Wirtz polar singularity, he owed Jokowen even more.

True.

Without Milo and Jin's intervention, Jokowen, Adele, and even the entire Mold civilization would likely have been destroyed as the Alliance obtained the Wirtz polar singularity. However, this falls within the scope of value assessment of objective events within a materialistic framework.

From Milo's own perspective, it's fair to say he got a great deal.

After all, he and Jin didn't incur any costs or get into any danger during the whole process, but what they got was the Wirtz polar singularity, a super treasure of immeasurable value.

Not to mention that Milo could also use it to disrupt the plans of an alliance meeting.

So after discussing it with Jin, Milo decided to cover Molde's relocation costs.

“Alright, Joe,” seeing that Joe Cowen seemed to want to say something more, Milo firmly pressed down his hand: “This is settled. If you keep arguing, you won’t be able to raise the relocation fee. Are you planning to leave Mold in the Labyrinth Zone?”

Milo's words hit Jokowen right where it hurt. Governor Molde opened his mouth twice more, then sighed and said nothing more.

Then Milo looked at Jin and said, "Jin, you can continue."

“Hmm,” Jin nodded slightly, offering no objection to Milo’s decision to cover the relocation costs, and continued, “As for the site, Old Joe, have you heard of the original plan?”

"The original plan?"

Qiao Kewen was slightly taken aback, blinked a few times, and then suddenly realized something: "You mean that artificial universe created by Entropy Engineering?"

Gu Wei, who was standing to the side, also seemed to be deep in thought.

Original plan
He was quite familiar with this term.

As mentioned before.

Modern interstellar civilizations have already acquired the ability to conduct in-depth research on the birth of the universe. Therefore, in some research groups, many scholars have been trying to simulate or reproduce the birth process of small universes for a long time.

However, the behavior of the early universe was far too complex, so to fully simulate the birth of the universe, it is necessary to obtain the earliest data.

The specific information on the order of 10^-33 seconds prior is known as the genesis parameters.

The more creation parameters collected, the closer the created universe will be to the early state of our own universe. After learning that Yuange had an artificial black hole, Gu Wei specifically sought out Big Eyeball to learn about this information.

Currently, various institutions and civilizations are conducting related research. As long as you are rich enough, you can create a small universe of about five meters by spending billions of Alliance Coins.

The original plan.
It is one of the most famous artificial universe projects in the Star Ocean.

The entire project was the brainchild of the six major entropy engineering institutes in the Star Sea. Twenty thousand years ago, they created an artificial universe that was nearly one-third the size of the Blue Bridge Galaxy, mainly for cutting-edge research.

This is also the largest artificial universe that Starsea has ever created.

Swah——

Then, with a wave of her hand, a set of gray models resembling clouds appeared before her: "The Primal Project has been very successful over the years. The entire Primal Universe has expanded by about forty times since its inception, and its boundaries are extending outward at a rate of 1.114514 light-years per year." "There are even four Level 9 Star Sages who have advanced to the Monument of Civilization realm through the achievements of the Primal Project, and there are countless other achievements, large and small."

Qiao Kewen nodded slightly.

Although the four giants of entropy science and technology who elevated civilization to a new level have all passed away, their names remain incredibly famous.

Of the four, one studies the simulation of thermodynamic evolution paths, two others are involved in celestial correlations, and the remaining person studies the cross-scale mapping of a unified micro-macro field.

The supreme sage A-Lie-Lie whom Gu Wei had met before actually wanted to follow a similar path to advance to the monument of civilization.

Jin paused for a moment, then changed the subject and continued, "However, although the primordial universe has achieved great results, there are still two problems that cannot be solved so far."

"One is the gravitational driving mechanism of the extension of the spacetime structure of the artificial universe, that is, the boundary expansion dynamics—under extreme conditions with all conditions fully met, the expansion speed of the boundary of the artificial universe can only reach a maximum of 0.999997 times the speed of light."

"Another problem is that since the birth of the primordial universe, no life has been able to evolve naturally within it, not even single-celled organisms."

Well known.

The boundaries of the universe are constantly expanding, and this expansion is faster than the speed of light.

Of course.

Strictly speaking, there is no such concept as expansion velocity in astrophysics; the correct term is recession velocity.

Before Gu Wei traveled through time.

The location where the speed of light c relative to Earth recedes is called the Hubble radius, which is 144 billion light-years away from Earth.

The radius of the observable universe is 462 billion light-years, which is larger than the Hubble radius. The corresponding recession velocity is 462/144, which is about 3.2 times the speed of light.

This rate of expansion does not violate the laws of physics because it does not transmit information—just like the rising tide, the receding speed of the universe is like seawater, and as long as the various crabs and snails that come ashore with the seawater do not exceed the speed of light, there is no problem.

For artificial universes.

The ultimate expansion speed should exceed the speed of light; it would be problematic if it couldn't. This has been a headache for many bigwigs.

However, on the other hand...

Compared to the second issue mentioned by He Jin, the speed of expansion seems less important.

That's right.

From its inception to the present, the artificial primordial universe has never given birth to any naturally evolved life—not counting cases where mature life forms are introduced from the outside to reproduce; this refers to the basic life samples that naturally arise on planets.

There is even a view in the Xinghai academic community.

That is, as long as someone can solve the second problem, that person will not only be promoted to the monument of civilization, but will also be ranked among the top ten among all the scholars who have achieved the monument of civilization in history!
As a highly educated academic achiever, Qiao Kewen was naturally familiar with the two barriers of the primordial universe.

Therefore, very quickly.

He raised his head thoughtfully, a guess forming in his mind: "So, Ms. Jin, your arrangement is..."

"Let me take Mold and move with you to live in the primordial universe?"

Note:
I'm going to Shanghai in a few days to see a doctor for my heart condition. I hope it goes smoothly. If Fudan University's Zhongshan Hospital can't help me, then I basically have no hope in China.
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