The other three said nothing. Although they had long known that this thing was strange, seeing it operate up close was simply too overwhelming. It gave them the feeling that it was completely impossible to fathom... Could human knowledge and intelligence really comprehend a civilization capable of creating a machine that almost completely ignored the laws of physics?
Song He stared blankly at the Bates Ball in the air, overcome by an intensely strange feeling. It was like a naturally artistic person entering an art museum for the first time and being firmly captivated by an artwork they couldn't understand. They didn't know why; they simply couldn't stop staring at it instinctively, as if they were bewitched!
The metallic Bates Ball floated against a pure white background. In a daze, it looked much like a diagram from a physics problem: a pure sphere spinning rapidly without any visible process, just like a student's imagination. Imagination didn't need a process.
After remaining still for a moment, the Bates Ball suddenly began spinning violently again without warning.
"Its speed is forty-seven thousand revolutions per second!" someone shouted through the earpiece.
The noise was much louder this time, but compared to the Bates Ball's enormous size and astonishing speed, it still sounded very quiet.
The Bates Ball began repeatedly spinning and stopping. At first, the four people in the room tried to observe its pattern, but even after watching for dozens of minutes, they still found no pattern at all. The spinning time, rotational speed, and pauses were all completely random, like a telephone number with no discernible order.
Song He felt somewhat dizzy. He even began to feel that this thing was an illusion, something that truly didn't exist in reality, as if it belonged to another dimension.
"Ten minutes remaining." Xiang