Anime plot kill

It's like trying to pass a superconducting sponge the size of a palm through a wormhole as thin as a beam of photons. Under strong energy compression, the internal structure of matter becomes extremely sparse. Makise Kurisu is explaining why bananas and even humans appear to be "jelly" after experiencing a space-time jump.

At this time, Kong Bai took over the topic with a serious expression.

"In other words, the space is extremely small?"

"Yes, it is to force it into an extremely small space."

"This metaphor is a bit too subtle..."

"Hmm? What do you mean by subtle..."

Makise Kurisu was concentrating on processing quantum physics calculations in her mind and did not react for a moment, but she soon understood what the other party meant.

"It seems that you are really an alternative!"

Kongkong looked at the assistant with a flushed face. It seemed that she forgot to change out of her maid outfit because she was immersed in her research. It made her look particularly attractive.

"You're such a talented assistant. You have a great imagination yourself, don't you?"

"Don't confuse me with you!"

Can this guy be more serious? When he's serious, he looks quite... Wait, what is she thinking?

Whether this guy is serious or not, it has nothing to do with her anymore!

Makise Kurisu decisively ignored him and continued to explain the working principle of the time machine.

According to her inference, the microwaves generated by the microwave oven resonate with the gravitational waves emitted by the smartphone, causing electrons to gather and then generate a micro wormhole. Although this micro wormhole is extremely small and difficult to detect with the naked eye, it does exist and has the function of transmitting a certain amount of matter to a certain "space-time coordinate" under certain conditions.

It is incredible that Kong Bai actually accidentally created the function of the time-space shuttle, a top device that SERN spent decades developing.

After the micro-wormhole is successfully generated, another device is needed to achieve time jump - quantum jumper. This machine accidentally resonated with the LCD screen of the 42-inch TV downstairs and acted as a quantum jumper. It releases electrons, regulates the gravitational field, creates a [space-time singularity], and allows tiny data to pass through.

Since it is not a large device like SERN, the Telephone Microwave (tentative name) naturally cannot transmit objects of such huge mass and volume as the human body. Even if an object like a banana is "transmitted in time and space", it will be deformed like a jelly man.

However, it's not only physical matter that can pass through black holes.

This has been proven as early as the distant era of physics.

That is – a black hole is a celestial body from which not even light can escape!

For a black hole, no matter it is matter, light, or various particles, it is almost impossible to escape from its core. They will all be sucked into it and then sent to an unknown place.

Even a microscopic black hole cannot escape this nature.

Therefore, since existing devices cannot transport physical matter, why not try to transport intangible things?

In fact, the source of this idea is

It is exactly what Blank tells about his personal experience - D-mail!

There is no doubt that Blank may have successfully completed a time jump, and it was a major jump across the world line.

But if his time jumps are different from the concept of "time travel" studied by SERN,

Because essentially, the void does not travel through time.

All he did was jump from one world line to another without changing time.

So he didn't turn into a jelly man.

Because he himself did not pass through the Kerr black hole.

In other words, he might not even have a jump time at all.

What truly realized the time jump was the text message he sent at that time!

That's right!

Electromagnetic waves travel through time!

Just like their subsequent experiment with D-mail, text messages can indeed travel through time and space!

"So, what does it matter if you know this?"

Facing a blank face full of confusion, a hint of pride flashed across Makise Kurisu's face. Somehow, she looked somewhat similar to someone.

"Hey, do you want to know?"

“I don’t really want to know.”

"Ah... I still hate you!"

Makise Kurisu turned her head away from his gaze.

"In short, since electromagnetic waves can travel through time, we can try to use this time machine to send some similar signals."

"The simplest experiment is of course the sending of [D-mail]. For us, text messages are the most effective and convenient way to send information to the past, and there have been more than two successful cases of text messages traveling through time. This is our best experimental method."

Makise Kurisu became more and more excited as she spoke.

"But what I want to study more is a time machine like SERN! Relying solely on D-mail to rewrite the world line, the initiative I can control is still too weak!"

"If the world line theory is true, then even if we change the world line, the end result may be that our memories are rewritten and we forget what happened on this world line."

"As for how Blank retained his memory in the previous world line, it is still a mystery, so the experiment of simply relying on D-mail to rewrite the world actually has certain risks."