At an altitude of 400 kilometers.
The Shennü hovered in space. Inside its cargo bay, a special machine had been secured.
The Faster-than-Light Quantum Consciousness Communication System.
It was the faster-than-light communication device Chen Mo had been researching. Once quantum consciousness took shape, it could sense the states of quanta through quantum consciousness and use that for communication.
Chen Mo's faster-than-light communication method had reached its critical stage.
He was now conducting the final accuracy test.
There was a quantum consciousness sensing device here, and another on the ground. This was a space test, using a sufficiently long distance for verification.
Communication between an altitude of 400 kilometers and the ground would have a delay of approximately 1.33*10^-3 seconds at light speed. As long as the communication delay was lower than that, it meant the test had succeeded, and faster-than-light quantum communication technology would also be a success.
Both devices were equipped with cold atomic clocks, accurate to within one second over 500 million years, ensuring the time synchronization and precision of the two quantum consciousness sensing communication systems.
In the Quantum Laboratory, standing before Chen Mo was a quantum consciousness sensor the size of a freezer.
This quantum sensor had no network connection to the outside world and functioned as an independent system. The Quantum Chip "locked" a separated entangled quantum, while the other half was inside the quantum consciousness sensor aboard the Shennü.
Once the device was activated, the quantum consciousness sensor would operate continuously. As long as the state of the "locked" entangled quantum changed, it could immediately sense the change.
"Begin."
Chen Mo had Mo Nv begin.
First came the transmission of one hundred thousand sets of data. Each set had a preparation interval, after which its transmission time would be compared against the reception time