There was no such material on Earth, but the Azure Dragon Study Group's storage space had some.
In the Underground Laboratory, Li Dong stood beside the console. His expression remained unchanged, but he was thinking about the reward the Curies had left him.
To retrieve the reward, Bohr's avatar was still grayed out.
Li Dong simply stared at the reward's note.
[If one day someone can decipher this outer wall at the atomic scale, this Small Sun can be considered truly complete.]
Small Sun, outer wall
No matter how he looked at it, this annotation seemed to have been prepared for the problem the current Nuclear Fusion task force had encountered.
However, the reward came with restrictions.
It had to meet certain technical safety conditions.
What kind of environment counted as safe?
In any case, Li Dong had tried it in his apartment. It hadn't worked.
He had also tried it at the Weiming Institute, but it still hadn't worked.
Still, anything related to the first wall of a fusion reactor probably required radiation protection.
And where could he find such a place?
The radiotherapy room at a hospital? Its shielding would certainly be sufficient, but if an academician were caught squatting in a radiotherapy room in the middle of the night, he would probably be trending the next day.
After considering it from every angle, Li Dong turned his gaze toward Jiang Yuan and Wei Changgen.
One of them was in charge of the Hecheng Institute of Plasma Physics, while the other managed Base 200 in Changping.
Both facilities definitely had radiation-protection installations.
The problem was that his reward was rather troublesome. It seemed to be a physical object.
If it were merely a synthesis pathway for a material, that would be easy enough. He could simply claim that