With Jiang Yan Hai's help, the crash site had been completely cleared by evening. All the fallen parts had been inspected, processed, and hauled by special trucks to the assembly plant.
This was the nearest location. They would inspect every component here, especially the aircraft's black box and several instruments specifically used to record special flight data.
However, Jiang Yan Hai knew they probably would not obtain any useful data. To find the issue, they would first need to install special sensors throughout the entire fuselage, then at the very least fly the fighter again and recreate the situation.
Academician Yang had already arrived. All the professors, along with the J20 team, had thrown themselves nervously into the calculations. This continued for three days. Academician Yang's team barely rested, and everyone got very little sleep during those three days.
Jiang Yan Hai had not rested much either. He kept reviewing the J20's design plans. He had the clearance, and he needed to find some theoretical support.
Otherwise, he had no way to convince Academician Yang and the others. He could not simply claim that such a malfunction would occur under certain extreme conditions. Unless he were a god, no matter how powerful Jiang Yan Hai's mind was, he could not analyze the cause merely by looking at the fighter after the accident.
So he had to find some theoretical support in the design documents.
Fortunately, Er Dan had already found the crux of the problem, so Jiang Yan Hai only needed to look up the relevant information. After carefully reviewing it three times, Jiang Yan Hai felt somewhat helpless. He could only say that he had found part of it, but that evidence was not enough to persuade anyone.
There was no point in continuing the search. After some thought,