"How is the Gravity Chamber research coming along?"
After the interview, Hawking arranged for Peter and Jessica to continue their advertising work, while he headed to Osborn Industries to find Green Goblin Norman Osborn.
Oscorp had previously relied mainly on government investment to manufacture all kinds of weapons, but after partnering with Hawking, it had begun to transform.
Relying on the popularity of Hawking's three Super Heroes, it had launched various related projects and also secured exclusive copyrights from Heroes Alliance Company. With development on multiple fronts, it was now making far more money than before.
There was little risk or technical difficulty involved, and it saved a tremendous amount in research and development funding.
More importantly, Norman felt Hawking was right. There was no future in weapons development. Stark Industries, that giant, dominated the upper end and took most of the business, while companies like Exploration Aerospace and Hammer Industries fought over what little remained.
How could that compare to now? He was the only one in the world doing this, with no competitors at all.
"We've achieved some results, but with our current technology, we can only reach 1.5 times normal gravity at most, and it isn't very stable. Raising it further will take time and gradual improvements."
Green Goblin pointed at the enormous circular chamber ahead as he answered.
He did not know why Hawking had asked him to research a Gravity Chamber, a technological product that seemed to hold little practical value for Hawking's company.
But since Hawking was willing to pay, and their partnership had been so pleasant thus far, he naturally would not refuse.
These days, Oscorp's scientists no longer had to research missiles and weapons. They were basically all working on the Gravity Chamber.
However, the Gravity Chamber was a type of technology