The Great Star Voyage
Chapter 1535

Spatial Proportional Scaling Technology

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All four civilizations in The Great Voyage Organization had Space Folding technology, but Space Folding technology could not fold an entire warship onto a discontinuous spatial pixel in the space before them, because the warship in its current state was already at its smallest state.

The space an object occupied was determined by the number of Fermions it possessed.

So although the scientists had pointed out a direction, there were still major problems in that direction that had yet to be solved.

What could they do if they had not been solved?

Simple!

Pour in vast amounts of time, manpower, and resources to do research.

As for the research direction, scientific teams from different civilizations all had different views on it.

Some scientific teams kept their attention on Space Folding technology. They believed they could continue optimizing Space Folding technology and keep folding the space in which a creation existed until it was folded onto a single pixel.

To be honest, after this view was proposed, it did not receive much recognition from the scientists, because they all felt it was impossible to keep folding indefinitely. They believed the Space Folding technology of the four civilizations had already developed to the top level; otherwise, they would not have been able to build Nebula-class Warships that were only a few kilometers long.

Further miniaturization was indeed possible, but there was already very little room for improvement. If they had time to study this thing, they might as well explore the Higgs Mechanism. If they mastered the Higgs Mechanism, perhaps they could even eliminate a certain amount of a warship's mass, thereby making the warship more agile and possibly raising its movement speed by another level.

It had to be said that the civilizations that had come out of the Milky Way

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