Not isolated?
As a physicist, Su Wen possessed an exceptionally deep understanding of magnetic fields and electromagnetism.
Normal magnetized units always possessed both positive and negative magnetic poles.
That was precisely why he understood so clearly:
What Jiang Menghan had just said, which might have sounded utterly baffling to everyone else,
carried such immense significance:
"Do you mean that you didn't find a matching magnetic pole at the other end of space?"
"Yes.
Since time is pressing, Mr. Su, I won't make you guess.
This enormous high-energy unit, constantly undergoing magnetic field transitions... I suspect it contains a massive flow of magnetic monopoles."
Hearing the rare fluctuation in the iceberg girl's voice, Su Wen instantly realized the absolute severity of the matter:
"In 1931, the British physicist Paul Dirac used mathematical formulas to predict the existence of magnetic monopole particles.
He believed that since electrons carrying elementary electric charges existed in the universe, particles carrying elementary 'magnetic charges' should also exist.
But this world is made up of indivisible magnetic field lines. That is a truth of physics.
In other words,
if the civilization of the Third Era had truly taken such a science-fiction-like step, then warped space would have been nothing more than a toy-grade means of travel to them."
Hearing him say that, Jiang Menghan also let out a rare sigh:
"The best-case scenario
is that Permanent Magnet - Lannabodu—no, that the Multidoor-Alijos possesses the corresponding spatial warping technology.
But the worst-case scenario is that even they cannot explain the cause.
If it is allowed to continue developing, the increasingly frequent magnetic fields will absolutely lead to an irreversible Transcendent Crisis."
At this moment,
the iceberg girl might have once again thought of her former nightmare—the Coastal City super electromagnetic storm that she had always believed was brought