<h4>Chapter 582: Chapter 583 Star Resource Development Mission (6)</h4>


    Although the general n has been determined, in details, the collectors have encountered another difficult problem, and the root of the problem is also the gravity problem of the elerated particle flow.


    Gravity decreases with distance. In other words, the closer the distance, the gravitational force will be. In the ring, the gravitational force of the inner electric field generation part will be the strongest, which is like any matter that canpete with the ck hole without relying on rotation alone.


    Admittedly, electromaic force will have an effect on a small scale, but if it is used to fight against the ck hole-level gravity...


    "We need to design the orbital module strong enough, not only because elerating the particle flow will bring highly reflective rays, but also because it is mainly used to resist the gravity of the particle flow. When this particle stream around the star appears, its gravity will gradually reach a levelparable to that of a ck hole, so as to attract ster matter. ."


    "And the closest to the particle beam will undoubtedly have the strongest gravity. Although on arge scale, there is no problem with the structure of the ring, but on a small scale, it may be difficult for the orbital ring to rely only on the power of the structure to resist the ck hole-level gravity, which is the force that even the atomic nucleus can forcibly tear apart."


    Collectors must consider this, otherwise after the ring elerates to a certain level, the ring will be torn from the vertical direction due to the strong gravity caused by the particle beam.


    "Well... then let the orbital module rotate on its own long axis, so that we can resist gravity."


    Some individuals tried to put forward their own ideas, but this idea was quickly rejected by other peers.


    "Nonsense! The ring is a whole, how to rotate?


    "Yes, it''s okay if the track is a straight line, but this is a curved ring, which will inevitably cause the ring wall to withstand tensile force when it is on the outside, andpression force when it is on the inside."


    Collectors began to have an in-depth discussion based on this issue. Not all individuals think that the ring will not be able to withstand it. These collectors are very confident in the longitudinal bearing capacity of the ring.


    "There is electromaic force on a small scale, which allows the structure to be deformed."


    "It depends on what the gravity of the ck hole is. The gravity of the is not at the level ofary gravity. The distance between atoms will be narrowed, and the volume of the orbital module will shrink at the macro scale, which will inevitably lead to the deformation of the whole ring structure, further causing the electric field orbit to be unable to remain in the ring state, thus making the whole knot. The structure copsed.


    In order to make all individuals understand, the physical model of the ring is generated again in the channel. This time, the cross-section of the ring is also the cross-section of the orbital module. On this cross-section, gravity will form forces in four directions to squeeze the cross-section.


    For peers, the two-force bnce, the force in these four directions, will not cause discement of the cross-section, but don''t forget that the premise of this force analysis is that the subject itself will not be destroyed by force. The pressure in the four directions will force the circr cross-section topress, the atomic nucleus will be squeezed together, and the electrons will be squeezed out. When gravity reaches a certain level, it can even be squeezed into a neutron demation state.


    Therefore, the collectors are distressed.


    Finally, some individuals put forward their own ideas.


    "It''s all the same. We just need to think about it ording to the idea of fighting against the pressure of the. We just need to use a very strong material to make orbital modules to fight against the strong gravity of the particle beam."


    "What materials are used?" Other collectors asked.


    The proposer of the n exins his own method to solve this problem.


    "With the protonttice, we can even save the material that makes a strong electric field. The protonttice is a superconductor. The superconductor is different from the general material. The conductor loses resistance, and there is no heat loss when the current flows through the superconductor. The current can form a strong force in the wire without resistance. Current, thus generating a super strong maic field.


    "But superconductor has critical values, whether it is current, maic field or temperature."


    "It''s okay to say that the particle beam eleration is very close to the subsequent stage of particle beams, because the particle beam is close to the strong inertia of the speed of light, which requires a very high electric field value to constrain and decte the particle beam. I''m afraid that superconductor is not qualified for the work of the orbital module."


    Even superconductor has its own limitations. If the current exceeds a threshold, the superconductor will lose its superconductivity and be an ordinary conductor, not only the current, but also the maic field, temperature, etc., which can make the superconductor lose its superconductivity.


    Considering that the electric flow required by the ring is veryrge and the field strength required to deflector is very high, collectors are not very optimistic about the application of superconductors in the design of the ring.


    If you think about it carefully, you can understand that the properties of superconductors are different from ordinary conductors, have no resistance, and have strong antimaism, etc. After passing through critical current, the superconductor has changed back to ordinary conductors, and there is resistance. The antimaism is not as good as before, and the physical properties directly be another pair.


    In mathematical calction, even if the number changes 100 billion digits after a few decimal points, the result cannot be the original one. Therefore, the seekers who seek to be foolproof have not considered applying superconductors in the ring.


    The proposer rejected this view of the same people, because it is clear that theck of understanding of things by its peers leads to misjudgment, and they think less about some things.


    "No, superconductor can bepetent. Because the passing current will generate a maic field on the surface of the superconductor, when the current isrge and the surface maic field exceeds the superconducting critical maic field, the superconductor will be transformed into a normal conductor. The fundamental reason is that the structural state of the superconductor is broken, so it is restored to an ordinary conductor, but We have the gravitational force provided by the particle beam. This strong gravity will give a strong pressure on the proton crystalttice, forcing the crystal structure of hydrogen nuclei not to be broken by the strong electric field, and the disguised one can also raise the critical value of the superconductor, at least greater than the gravitational pressure received by the hydrogen nucleus to break the state of the superconductor.


    The problem was solved, and the collectors began to design more detailed parts of the orbital module. Just as the design of the orbital module was about to bepleted, some individuals shouted in the channel.


    "No! No! There is no need to make protonttice!"


    "What material is used without protonttice?"


    The other collectors were stunned.


    "No, you misunderstood." The dissenting collector exined.


    "I mean, we can first make liquid metal hydrogen, and then use the gravity of the particle beam itself to finallypress liquid metal hydrogen into a protonttice, so that we can get an integral protonttice ring instead of relying on piece of patchwork. As you know, there is an error in the patchwork. It is difficult for us to be urate to each particle, and as the number of patchwork increases, the error value will berger andrger.