Starting from scratch and using all the equipment and materials currently available in Area 51 to build a new Thermonuclear Energy Engine and new high-energy batteries was not so simple, Ingram said. He was not Luo; that guy could be given a few tools and manually make all this in a few days. No wonder Xiao Ran worked him like an ox every day. The capable had to do more work, after all.
In short, the most important problem before Ingram was the materials. An engine did not require materials as sturdy as armor, but they at least needed exceptional heat resistance. Energy technology in this world was practically a blank slate, and material science was not much better.
Fortunately, Ingram had experience building a Toronium Engine and had undergone systematic training in Fleet World. It was not just him—Yuzes, Shirakawa Shuu, Giliam, and others who clearly had the aptitude of Technicians all received Luo's expertise before entering the Mission World. In addition, their personal computers contained detailed technical reserves. Reproducing it would not be difficult; it would merely take somewhat longer than Ingram had initially expected.
Ingram did not complain about this. He merely sighed in front of Amuro. "I truly never expected that after decades of war, this world's weapons technology, materials technology, and Energy Technology would have made almost no progress at all. There is still a huge gap in the basic industries."
"Improving the foundation cannot be done in a short time. If we did that, it would also greatly delay the manufacturing of our new machines."
As a pilot and the son of a technician capable of creating something like a Gundam, Amuro usually had a fair understanding of technical matters. He had also undergone systematic technical training and could barely be considered an ordinary