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nChapter 102 Space Cannon

nNeige was the top travel destination at the moment, and countless people had arrived there from all over the world. They were all very rich. If this incident stopped these wealthy guys from boarding the arks, they would definitely create a scene.

n20% of the population controlled 80% of the resources. Those rich people were the 20%. If they started a riot, the global economy would decline.

nTo appease these people, these countries had to comply.

nThe press conference continued.

nSending away the scientist was an adequate warning, and no one dared to interject after that.

nHimmel Soan could talk about the space cannon in peace.

n“Please take a look. These are the theories of the space cannon, including the fuel, the air valve, the disk haler, the barrel, the air vent, and the power source…”

nThe detailed structure of the space cannon appeared on the screen. If Himmel Soan were to go into the basics, he would still be here for the next 24 hours.

nIt was also what was drawn on the roll of cloth that Viclan had taken away. The contents were too profound and complicated. One could only comprehend less than 5% of them with the current scientific theories. The remaining 95% still belonged to the unknown.

nOrdinary people wouldn’t understand a word, and only scientists could understand part of

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nThe scientists in the audience smirked when they saw the graph at first. However, they were astonished once they started paying attention.

n“I see decomposition and fusion here. That’s ridiculous. You can’t have a third element. Wait. Is it because Z30 is added? Will a third element be produced when oxygen meets 230? Yes! Yes, it would! That’s because it contains five sub-elements. Why didn’t I think of that?!”

n“This is bull**. What’s that formula? I’ve never seen it before. Did he draw it from his imagination? What’s that? Is that the Soanian Theory? So, that formula is derived from the Soanian Theory. Everything here is correct! The formula is correct!”

n“This is amazing! I see it now! Why didn’t I think of it before? Oh my god! Everything here is correct!”

nThe scientists’ mouths fell open when they carefully studied the graph.

nHimmel Soan pointed at the cameras. “Record this graph and post it online so that everyone can study it.”

nThe graph was posted online via high-definition cameras.

n“Don’t make me laugh! What’s all this gibberish? You can’t call that a theory!”

n“They don’t make any sense at all, no matter how many formulas there are! I’ve studied physics and chemistry!”

n“Oh, shut your stupid mouth already! How old are you? Most of the formulas are all correct!”

n“Yes, they are! Not most of them! All of them! My dad and I are both scientists, and I understand these formulas. The unknown formulas can be deduced from the known ones. The graph is absolutely correct!”

n“Holy crap! Is this the work of a human being? It’s so profound! I can only understand a little, but I believe it’s 100% correct!”

nIf one were to draw an analogy, scientists in this world would have only learned addition and subtraction, whereas Himmel Soan had mastered multiplication and division.

nHe had even gone far beyond that, introducing concepts like “fractions and “square root.” It was only expected that other people wouldn’t understand his theories.

nSomeone who knew addition and subtraction might be able to understand multiplication and addition, but there was no way they could understand fractions and square roots.

nThey could comprehend at most 10% of the graph. Himmel Soan was the only one who could understand everything.

nViclan had worked on it for ten hours, and he only understood a fraction of it. Although the formulas had been written out, one couldn’t understand them straight away.

n“Here’s the breakdown of the space cannon. Feel free to study it on your own. Based on this graph, we know we’re facing three difficult points. The fuel, the storage of the fuel, and the power source. I’ll explain all three of them.”

nThe image on the screen switched to a video, illustrating the theories.

nHowever, no matter how detailed Himmel Soan’s explanation was, the others still couldn’t understand it because of a gap in their knowledge.

nUsing the previous analogy again, the scientists only knew addition and subtraction, whereas Himmel Soan was touching on factorization that involved a lot of multiplication and division, neither of which the scientists had learned. It was impossible for them to understand factorization.

nNo matter how thorough Himmel Soan’s explanation was, they were still confused.

nIn the end, Himmel took out a small syringe that contained some green spiritual essence.

n“This is the material I’ve refined. As I said, it’s powerful enough to destroy the solar system. You may not believe me, so I’m going to demonstrate it to you.

nHimmel Soan put a drop of spiritual essence into a miniature space cannon. The cannon wasn’t much bigger than a finger.

nNo one believed it could destroy anything. However, the scene next astonished everyone.

nThe energy ejected by the space cannon blew away the roof of the city hall.

nAfter a loud bang, the top half of the walls were gone, and the roof was pulverized. A beam of light shot into the sky until it disappeared into space.

nThat was one drop of spiritual essence.

nHow formidable!

nHimmel Soan said, “That’s only a tiny fraction of the real space cannon’s power. A full-sized space cannon is hundreds of billions of times more powerful!”

nThe room was dead silent. Turning around, Himmel Soan saw all the scientists sitting there with their mouths hanging open.

nThey didn’t understand the explanation, but the demonstration was pretty straightforward. It was thousands of times more powerful than the energy cannon.

n“Gosh! What was that?”

n“Where did the roof go?”

n“Is that the space cannon?” “That’s the effect of one drop! Seriously?”

n“OMG! I can’t believe it!”

nThe bullet chats and comments stopped for twenty seconds before coming back at much higher frequencies.

nThe world was shocked.

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