Under Academician Pan Weikang's repeated explanations, Chu Feng did not take this competition to heart.
In fact, this competition was a good thing. Trust was built on transparency, and Chu Feng's unreserved approach would instead put some people at ease. After all, if you kept hiding things, who knew what bad ideas you were harboring?
As for what awaited Lu Youwei, Chu Feng did not know, though it probably would not be pleasant. It would have been one thing if Lu Youwei had won, but he had started the challenge himself and then lost. He had lost face too, which would be embarrassing.
Since they had been delayed for quite some time, Academician Pan did not even have time to eat before taking the recovered Lu Youwei and the equipment back first. After dinner, Chu Feng also had Lin Lin leave first.
Chu Feng took Alita back to the laboratory, intending to check on the latest research progress before heading home.
Upon arriving at the Precision Equipment Research Center on the fourth underground level, Chu Feng finally saw the target of today's visit—the Quantum Communication Satellite.
Compared with ordinary communication satellites and current means of communication, quantum satellites had obvious advantages.
Because photons, the carriers of quantum signals, suffered almost no loss while traveling through outer space, entangled photons could still survive and retain their entanglement properties after passing through the entire atmosphere. With the help of satellites, people could achieve global quantum communication.
Furthermore, Quantum Communication Satellites were highly efficient communication satellites. They offered secure communication technology that completely prevented espionage, eavesdropping, and decryption, while providing the ability to counter foreign cyberattacks and defend against them.
In quantum physics, entangled particles remained connected even when separated by immense distances. Thus, an action performed on one particle affected the behavior