For Research, I Forge Ahead; I Hold a Universe in My Heart (Research-Focused; Skip if You Don't Like It)

In the Superheavy Nuclei Stability Island Element Theory, the main reason the current world differed from Earth—why Wizards, spells, and extraordinary powers existed—was because this world possessed Superheavy Nuclei Stability Island elements that did not exist on Earth.

These elements had extraordinarily high atomic numbers, exceeding the limits of Earth's scientific research. According to calculations based on the Bohr Model, the electrons within them moved faster than light, producing relativistic effects. According to calculations based on the Dirac Equation, they formed a situation resembling the Klein Paradox, thereby possessing many miraculous effects.

These elements were distributed throughout the outside world at a certain density and were called Wandering Energy Elements. Talented individuals could absorb them into their bodies through meditation, where they became mana through further meditation.

When mana moved in a specific manner and was released into the outside world, it reverted to Wandering Energy Elements and reacted. Like chemical reactions, different types and proportions of Wandering Energy Elements produced different effects when they came into contact, thus creating all kinds of spells.

After a spell was cast and the Wandering Energy Elements had reacted, they lost part of their energy and decayed into non-Superheavy Nuclei Stability Island elements—that was, ordinary elements.

After absorbing energy from special Astral Projections, these ordinary elements would revert to Wandering Energy Elements, waiting to be used again and forming a cycle of matter.

Earth differed from the current world because it lacked special celestial bodies capable of projecting specific energy, making it a cold scientific world without extraordinary powers.

That was the Superheavy Nuclei Stability Island Theory.

At this thought, Richard took a deep breath.

This theory was his attempt to explain certain mechanisms behind the operation of this world's power system from the perspective of Earth science.

Because it could explain things,