Building No. 1, central hall of the physics laboratory.
Before Chen Mo stood a cylindrical holographic projection three meters in diameter and five meters tall. It looked rather ugly, like some sort of instrument.
This was the primary instrument Chen Mo had developed for researching Controlled Nuclear Fusion—Stellar Ring.
This Stellar Ring model had been designed by Chen Mo, with Mo Nv's help, based on the Nuclear Fusion Technology theory obtained from the Sci-Tech Library.
The device's detailed design had not yet been completed, and the data for every component of the model had been idealized. The device itself was also a digital model based on data.
For Nuclear Fusion Technology to be considered complete, Chen Mo had to build a device capable of Controlled Nuclear Fusion. His current task was to demonstrate whether the magnetic confinement of the Stellar Ring he had designed could achieve Nuclear Fusion.
To develop Controlled Nuclear Fusion Technology, cooperation with the authorities was unavoidable anywhere in the world.
If Nuclear Fusion succeeded, humanity's energy revolution would begin, ushering in a new era of nuclear energy. A transformative technology with such far-reaching consequences was simply not something an individual could realistically monopolize.
Moreover, many of the materials needed to build the Stellar Ring device were controlled by the authorities. He would not need to worry about project security, which would spare him much trouble and accelerate the research. For him, the benefits outweighed the drawbacks.
Cooperating with the authorities would provide talent and resources, allowing him to achieve twice the result with half the effort.
That was why he needed concrete experimental data to convince the authorities that he could build a Controlled Nuclear Fusion reactor device. That way, he could take the initiative in their cooperation and complete the Stellar Ring device according to