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Chapter 59 The Sea of ​​Quanta and the Dirac Sea

The Sea of ​​Quanta.

This dimension is composed of "ether" matter, which forms a "membrane" through "fluctuations" that can evolve into world bubbles, and exists independently of four-dimensional spacetime as an "ocean" that contains all world bubbles.

In mathematics, this is represented by fragmented folded planes.

The world bubbles in the quantum ocean vary significantly in size. Large world bubbles need to continuously absorb energy to maintain dynamic balance, while smaller ones can survive by attaching to other worlds or being certified as "new worlds".

If we consider our universe as a glass of water, then there are countless similar but different glasses of water around it.

As the water overflows from the cup, it flows along the cup wall and gathers into a small puddle in the center of the table.

This "puddle" does not belong to any "cup," but every drop of "water" in the puddle could come from any "cup."

The puddles between these "cups" are called the "Sea of ​​Quantum".

In mathematical terms, the quantum ocean does not belong to the known four-dimensional spacetime, but is a large category of "folded planes" that exist parallel to us.

The quantum sea is "fragmented" on a large scale, and even basic physical parameters change constantly with the shift of coordinates. The worlds are as unstable as soap bubbles.

The "Sea of ​​Quanta" is not a real ocean.

It does not belong to any particular planet, nor is it composed of a liquid fluid such as water.

It is a "foundation" comparable to the tree of imaginary numbers, a "medium" capable of carrying all possible worlds.

The "Sea of ​​Quanta" has existed since the beginning of the universe, but for most of the time, it is as barren as the universe was at its inception.

After a long period of time, it developed a kind of accidental connection with the planets of the intrinsic world. This "connection," or "symmetry breaking," created "time" in the originally empty quantum sea.

As time progresses, all sorts of spaces are constantly being born and dying out. Most of them are merely shadows of the original world and are destined to be fleeting.

But occasionally, some worlds stubbornly survive for various reasons, constantly replenishing themselves with nutrients from the outside world, maintaining their inherent existence like vibrant life.

They operate according to their own rules, and theoretically, they may even develop their own unique "powers".

Drifting alone far from the world bubble in the quantum ocean, anything in the normal world is at risk of decaying and disappearing. Everything in the quantum ocean will naturally decay over time and eventually disintegrate into chaos.

Now, a fishhook has crossed over into the world, following the scent on it, constantly swimming in the "sea" searching for something.

Being in the Sea of ​​Quanta would give one a feeling similar to weightlessness in space, so Zhongheng's fishing trip was not going well.

Especially since it crossed countless dimensions and stood on the imaginary dimension to fish in the ocean of quantum mechanics.

Not to mention finding the location of the aura's master within the Quantum Sea, a dimension that is equal to and opposite to the Imaginary Tree.

This is even more difficult than fishing up the Teyvat world before.

Fortunately, once the fishing hook entered the Sea of ​​Quanta, through the connection between the hook, fishing line, and fishing rod, Zhongheng was able to directly sense the energy within the Sea of ​​Quanta that was equivalent to the Tree of Imaginary Numbers.

This allows Zhong Heng to adjust the power within his body at any time, achieving a state of balance while simulating the aura of the Quantum Sea.

This set of operations greatly increases the efficiency of the search.

Before long, the fishing hook sank into the depths of the Sea of ​​Quanta, finding the source of the aura—that beautiful red figure...

The figure, with its eyes closed, floated silently with each pulsation of the quantum sea, appearing blurry, as if it were about to vanish into nothingness at any moment.

Upon seeing this, the fishhook quickly followed the scent and, along with the fishing line, entangled itself around her body.

The balancing force on the fishing line was then injected into the ethereal figure, slowly pulling it back from the edge of etherealness, while gradually tightening to bind the figure securely.

Zhong Heng, who was holding the fishing rod at the other end, also sensed the situation over there through the abnormal movement transmitted back by the fishing line. He immediately increased the injection of balancing power while slowly lifting the rod.

While slowing down the blurring process of the figure, the injection of balancing power was also increased during the slow lifting of the rod, so as to prevent any accidents from happening to the figure that had obviously been soaked in the quantum sea and was about to return to chaos during the return process.

[The Great Black Tower: "@Zhongheng, you've really gone all out with the power of balance! You dared to try and steal someone from the Quantum Sea using only a fishing rod while you were on the tree's territory!"]

[The Great Black Tower: "This is much more interesting than when Nguyen Mai resurrected #8 Shiram!"]

[The Great Black Tower: "Remember to tell me about your experience wrestling with the Sea of ​​Quanta later. It would be best to describe the sensory sensations the Sea of ​​Quanta is giving you right now as clearly as possible!"]

[God Nobita: "By the way, the rules of your universe are quite similar to those of the Dirac Sea."]

[Shin Dai-xiong: "The Dirac Sea is a theoretical model of a quantum vacuum composed of negative-energy particles. This theory posits that all negative-energy states in the vacuum are filled with electrons, and observed electrons cannot transition to negative energy levels due to the Pauli exclusion principle."]

[Shin Dai-xiong: "According to the principle of minimum energy, electrons in the material world should all jump to negative energy levels. Dirac's explanation for this is that these negative energy levels are already occupied by electrons. According to the exclusion principle, each energy level can only hold two electrons with opposite spins. Therefore, the electrons we observe cannot jump down to negative energy levels."]

[Kami Daiki: "The material world is like being submerged in an ocean of negative-energy electrons; this is the Dirac Sea."]

[Daiyuu: "When an electron is excited from a negative energy level, the resulting hole manifests as a particle with the same mass as the electron but opposite charge. This is a prediction of the first antiparticle—the positron. The Dirac Sea is also a description of the existence of the positron."]

[Kami Daiki: "In short, the universe was initially composed of countless matter (electrons) and antimatter (positrons). The annihilation of matter and antimatter produced countless pairs of electrons and positrons, which are the so-called Dirac Sea, the foundation of this world."]

[Shin Dai-no-Kuei: "There is more matter than antimatter in the universe, so the unannihilated matter makes up the world we live in now."]

[Daheita: "@ShinDaiXiong, now that you mention it, it does sound quite similar to this Dirac Sea theory."]

[Ah, what a joke: "Hehe~ When a genius thinks, Ah Ha laughs!"]

Zhong Heng still hasn't replied to the messages in the group.

The current struggle to wrestle with the Sea of ​​Quanta for the person is much more difficult than fishing up Teyvat before, and it feels extremely strenuous.

Previously, they could continuously increase their efforts and quickly fish out Teyvat.

Now, however, all they can do is continuously inject balancing power into the opponent's ethereal figure while simultaneously balancing the power between the two, so that the quantum sea will mistakenly believe that the other end of the fishhook is the same as it, thus preventing it from being eroded, assimilated, and returning to chaos.

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