"Don't you think it looks a bit like an atomic structure?" Hao Shuai prompted from the side.
"I think so too." Tony nodded, then focused his attention. "J.A.R.V.I.S., remove all the scenery—the bushes, trees, parking lots, and everything else. Use the gazebo as the framework to form the protons and neutrons."
At Tony's words, the remaining buildings in the virtual projection gathered toward the center and flowed into the round globe-shaped building. Under J.A.R.V.I.S.'s calculations, they arranged themselves across its surface as points of light, following a certain pattern.
When the final simulation was complete, all the buildings had disappeared. Only a sphere remained, floating before Tony, its surface evenly covered with countless points of light arranged in a pattern.
The new element had taken shape.
"I can't believe that old man discovered a new element decades ago, when technology was so far behind!" Tony said in disbelief.
After inventing the Second Generation Arc Reactor, Tony had always thought he had completely surpassed his father, Howard Stark.
Now he realized he'd been wrong. Dad was still Dad!
The technology behind the new element was, of course, far more advanced than that of the Second Generation Arc Reactor he had discovered.
If not for the limitations of industrial equipment and the lack of foundational knowledge back then, Howard could have achieved the same results if he'd been alive today. The Second Generation Arc Reactor would have been nothing compared to this Fourth Generation Arc Reactor, made with the new element.
The Fourth Generation Arc Reactor was nearly a hundred times more powerful than the Third Generation Arc Reactor. It was undoubtedly a tremendous technological breakthrough.
Besides its increased energy output and power, this new Arc Reactor was also a clean energy source that caused no pollution during use.
With this thing,