Daisy felt terrible over the massive economic losses, but she would not take it out on anyone else. Her moral character would never allow her to do something so low.
The financial losses did hurt, but wasn't money meant to be spent on things like this? She could accept these losses. She nodded lightly to show that she understood, then graciously offered a few gentle words of comfort, rallying everyone to regain their fighting spirit, adjust the equipment, and prepare for the fourth test.
Failure. The equipment exploded. A failure with no identifiable cause. The equipment exploded again. Again and again, until they had failed nineteen times in a row, she was barely able to maintain her composure. Hill came specifically to check on her, afraid she might do something extreme.
"My heart hurts so much!" Seeing no one around, she threw herself into Hill's arms, on the verge of tears but unable to cry.
This Builders technology for absorbing cosmic energy was truly difficult. Data that ran smoothly in Superfluid Space failed to work on Earth. The scientists could only use the data she provided to reverse-engineer the underlying principles. A research team of over ten thousand people kept running every kind of calculation on the ground, yet even so, quite a few problems still arose.
Failure, then another experiment. Failure again, then another experiment.
The scientists were having a great time. The Helicarrier Space Base involved far too many fields of knowledge. Earth's scientists had previously made no headway in studying Skrull warships because the gap between them was simply too vast. They were not products of the same civilization at all, and no matter how hard they racked their brains, they could not uncover anything useful.
But Daisy had already established a basic framework for this space