The Three-Body Problem: The Most Competent Wallfacer of All Time

Chapter 610 Living in Space
More than just self-healing, after the gray-black shell was formed, the wound suddenly began to grow at a speed visible to the naked eye, until a new "cloth strip" grew out.

Jiang Yu immediately ordered: "Stop dismembering."

This thing is by no means as simple as a detector of an alien civilization.

The Office of the Wallfacer immediately recruited many experts from the Academy of Sciences for support.

After more than an hour of discussion and quarrel, the experts came to two conclusions.

Li Zihui, the current dean of the Academy of Sciences, reported to Jiang Yu, Wei Xiang and other Wallfacers: "Some professors believe that this is a bionic machine.

"Similar to the neuron computer we developed, it is the use of bionic technology.

"We also tried to develop bionic machines, but the effect was not good and it was difficult to adapt to the environment of outer space, so research in this area stopped hundreds of years ago.

"But this structure, code-named 'curtain', fully fits our vision of bionic machinery.

"Can work in extreme environments, doesn't emit electrons, quantum signals, is hard to be observed by the enemy, and most importantly, can regenerate."

Xiao Qi in the channel followed the topic and said, "I recalled a previous hypothesis that human beings are a kind of advanced bionic robots.

"Humans can grow and maintain themselves. When parts become old, they will affect energy intake, and eventually they are forced to shut down permanently."

Jiang Yu nodded. This hypothesis was born in the era when the solar system began to be rebuilt.

Many people believe that human beings are actually intelligent creatures that built the high-end civilization of the solar system earlier and put them on the earth.

Later, the emergence of artificial intelligence made this hypothesis accepted by more and more people.

Intelligent robots in the traditional sense refer to intelligent products mainly composed of metal structures.

Is there such a possibility?In the eyes of some advanced civilization, human beings are intelligent robots!A robot piled up with flesh and blood!
After all, no one has stipulated that intelligent robots are just the structure of metal machines, and intelligent creatures composed of muscle tissue are more powerful than intelligent robots only in terms of self-healing.

Moreover, humans can reproduce by themselves. In ancient times, "production" meant giving birth to children. Is this some hint left in language?

It implies that human beings can complete their own production and expand their own group?

If there is such an advanced civilization, then they send a group of humans to the earth, don't care about anything, won't they "harvest" a group of humans in a few hundred thousand years?
It is based on this hypothesis that for a period of time, the bionic technology of the solar system country was popular.

It was not until several centuries later that bionic technology encountered a technological barrier that could not be broken through for a long time that someone began to point out the loopholes in this hypothesis.

First of all, even if advanced civilizations have no concept of the passage of time, even if they send 100 people to the earth at the beginning, they can "harvest" 10 billion humans after a few hundred thousand years, and the rate of return is 100 million times.

But this is still not cost-effective. At the current stage of human civilization, the problem of energy is already very insignificant.

The dark matter stored on a battleship is enough for it to last for more than 1000 years, and there are also dark matter collection equipment on the battleship.

The energy structure of advanced civilizations should be more developed than that of human beings. Are they still short of the energy and energy needed to produce human clones?Is it necessary to "plant" human beings all over the universe?

The second obvious loophole is that if human beings are really intelligent robots, such a sophisticated technological product will be released just like that, without any fear that this high-tech product will be imitated by other civilizations?

Countries in the solar system can’t even throw mechanical prosthetics into the solar system. Dismantled space cities are too troublesome to dismantle, so they simply use dark matter cannons to blast them, and they immediately turn into dust.

Humans have such a consciousness, but don’t other civilizations have it?
So this hypothesis gradually disappeared in the long river of history, and only "old people" like Jiang Yu and Xiao Qi had heard of it.

Li Zihui continued: "Some professors believe that this is a second-era life form.

"A long time ago, we got a piece of information from Bacteria No. [-] that life forms in the second season can survive in the space environment.

"Later, Wallfacer Jiang Yu made a classic assumption that the plants that accompany human beings day and night are the products of the degradation of life forms in the second season under the earth's environment.

"So in the vast universe, are there still many second-epoch life forms living in the space environment?"

Jiang Yu recalled the incident of Bacteria No. [-], which indeed happened a long time ago.

"The second guess is more reliable." Jiang Yu expressed his opinion: "Plants have the ability to regenerate, and the 'curtain' also has the ability to regenerate, which is more similar."

He breathed a sigh of relief: "Call more biologists into the group. If this is really a second-century life form, this is a rare biological sample!"

Then Jiang Yu ordered the Second Corps: "Don't relax on your side, we still don't know if this is a second-era life form or a group.

"Mobilize more forces to search this ancient battlefield. Even if the singer civilization is not found, finding a group of second-era life forms is a huge gain.

"We are likely to have a closer understanding of the origin of three-dimensional life through their research."

This discovery made the biologists in the solar system country crazy. As Jiang Yu said, this is a rare biological sample.

It fills a large gap in human biology. After all, the life forms of the second era have only appeared in the mouths of other civilizations or in everyone's assumptions, and now they have finally seen living creatures.

Everyone thought that this incident was over like this, but five days later, Jiang Yu got another news that the "curtain" had "broken out of prison".

In fact, on the second day after the "curtain" was captured, some staff members discovered something was wrong.

The temperature inside the small laboratory has been hovering around zero degrees without rising.

Generally speaking, this kind of laboratory will reach a temperature of about ten degrees Celsius in a closed environment, and the temperature will be higher or lower if the experiment requires it.

But the strange thing is that the temperature inside the laboratory does not rise when it reaches zero degrees.

At first, the researchers thought that the equipment was broken, but they didn't take it too seriously.

It wasn't until the fourth day that the small laboratory returned to the mothership that the researchers realized something was wrong.

The shell of the "curtain" has softened significantly, and its speed is getting faster and faster, while the temperature inside the laboratory is still around zero degrees.

Some professors speculated, could it be the "curtain" inside the laboratory that "swallowed" all the heat?

This conjecture is somewhat absurd. Generally speaking, the process of organisms absorbing heat is when the temperature reaches [-] degrees Celsius, because the surroundings are warmed and the organisms are also warmed.

I haven't heard of it, it can absorb the heat above zero in a small area with precise precision.

When people checked the air-conditioning system of the small laboratory many times to no avail, and the "curtain" violently "escaped" on the fifth day, the researchers discovered that the heat was really absorbed and accumulated by it!

　Thanks to [Deadpool] for the 100-point reward.

　　
　
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