The outcome was obvious, but some scholars still had doubts. After scientists in the field explained it to them, they finally understood what the experimental result meant.
A rapidly moving mirror could produce Negative Energy, but it had to move at a speed extremely close to the speed of light. This deduction was correct to a certain extent, because Human Civilization had indeed detected changes in the probe.
However, Human Civilization could never make use of that Negative Energy. It existed only in an illusory state. Once humans and the mirror generating the Negative Energy became relatively stationary, there would be no Negative Energy reaction at all. This was also why the detector placed on the mirror showed no Negative Energy reaction.
Because the detector on the mirror was stationary relative to the mirror. In other words, this universal law did support the existence of Negative Energy, but that was all.
Human Civilization could not utilize Negative Energy appearing in this form. No civilization could, because obtaining it required remaining stationary relative to the place where it was generated. Yet once they remained stationary, that place no longer had Negative Energy.
No one could catch an object moving relative to them at nearly the speed of light.
Human Civilization was deeply frustrated. The result had indeed been unexpected. The theory had been proven correct by the experiment to some extent, but not entirely.
Still, there was something comforting about it. At least the experiment had proven that Negative Energy truly existed. More importantly, it had proven that humans really had a way to detect Negative Energy.
Afterward, the scientists discussed and analyzed the results of the experiment. Yes, they tried to explain why such a result had occurred.
An experimental summary was also part of the experiment.
Some scientists believed