Those things with the female president in the primeval jungle

Chapter 117 The Man Who Only Believes in Science
When Professor Leslie went back to take care of his mother's funeral and accidentally read the newspaper, he discovered this story.

The scholar's instinct told him that this matter was not simple.

Although the content inside is extravagant, the details are unexpectedly clear, and it doesn't look like it's fabricated.

So he found George Faith, who was dying of illness, and found out the ins and outs of the whole thing from him.

Although George Faith is dying of illness, he still has a vivid memory of what happened that year, and the description is vivid and full of details.

This made the whole thing even more believable to Dr. Leslie.

If such an unknown mysterious island and such a strange luminous forest really exist, then its existence is a major discovery for the entire biological science community.

Immediately afterwards, Dr. Leslie decided to investigate.

After reading this in the diary, Lin Miaoer and I were also shocked by the story of George Faith.

It turns out that the place where we fell was a giant island?
And there is such a wonderful luminous forest with huge plants growing in it, which can also catalyze rapid growth at the same time.

This is amazing!
"It's like science fiction." Lin Miaoer blinked her eyes in complete disbelief.

"Go on! Go on!" I can't wait to know what's next.

After reading this diary, there is one most critical question that bothers me.

That's the magnetic field problem here.

Is there really a magnetic anomaly in this place?

The answer is yes.

Our tourist charter flight, including the helicopter of the rescue team, has been mysteriously lost, which has already explained everything.

The plane flew over this area, completely out of control, and it would fall down and have an accident.

But according to George Faith's story, when he drove a private jet with extremely low security, he was able to fly over intact.

What's the situation?
After Dr. Leslie went back, he studied and analyzed it carefully.

He found out that George Faith's father's plane crashed on September 1962, 9.

And George Faith drove a private plane to find his father on March 2004, 3.

Leslie guessed that the strength of the magnetic field here is related to time.

In September, the magnetic field was unusually strong.

In March, the anomalous magnetic field faded away.

In order to verify this fact, Leslie spent a large amount of research funding, bought six unmanned aircraft and conducted flight tests near the giant island.

Waited patiently for a year.

The result was as he expected.

The magnetic field anomaly at this location is weakest around the vernal equinox, March 3-21.

On the day of the autumnal equinox, the magnetic anomaly is strongest.

And, for most of the year, there are anomalous disturbances.

Only in the short ten days from March 3 to March 15, the magnetic field will become very weak. After this period of time, the abnormal magnetic field will cause interference to the instrument.

Therefore, the safe time to land on the island is only ten days from March 3 to 15.

Moreover, after further investigation, Leslie found that the giant island is shrouded in sea fog all year round, and there are no ships passing by around it.

What's more, the magnetic anomaly is stronger over the ocean.

Ships will lose their course when they get close to a few hundred nautical miles. There is no sign of abating 360 days a year.

So to land on the island, you can only rely on the plane, and only for a specific ten days. After this window period, you have to wait another year, otherwise it will be very dangerous.

After exploring the situation, Professor Leslie took his assistant, two students, and two field survival experts, and set off on March 2015, 3 in the second year.

Previously, Leslie's colleagues had dissuaded him from doing stupid things.

Leaving aside whether the story is true or not, the unexplained magnetic anomaly is already dangerous.

But Dr. Leslie stubbornly insisted on going.

When he left, he didn't even tell his daughter.

He felt that if he could solve the mystery this time, maybe he could be famous in the history of science and become a figure comparable to such geniuses as Newton, Einstein, and Darwin.

So he took all the research materials and led a group of people to the island in a desperate attempt.

He took the map leading to the "Glowing Forest" hand-painted by George Faith, and began to search desperately.

Although George Faith told him repeatedly that he drew his own map to prevent his story from being buried, not to disturb the dense forest blessed by God.

Advise him not to explore.

But Professor Leslie disagrees.

Where is there any god?
He only believes in science.

(End of this chapter)