IMCRC headquarters.
Lecture Hall One was packed, a sea of heads stretching as far as the eye could see. Among the audience were IMCRC researchers, physicists who had traveled thousands of miles from other research institutions, and even scholars from Brookhaven National Laboratory who had taken annual leave to visit in a personal capacity.
With ten minutes to go before the presentation began, almost everyone was waiting eagerly.
At the upcoming presentation, Lu Zhou, chairman of IMCRC and initiator of the 750 GeV Project, would summarize the data collected in the experiment several days earlier and elaborate on his research into hyperspace theory and the particle hidden in that hyperspatial world.
Watching the audience chatter among themselves, Witten, seated in the crowd, suddenly remarked with emotion.
"...It's hard to imagine. It's only been a month."
Before this, he had even prepared himself to spend an entire year on the subject. He had never expected such a major breakthrough after just one short month.
If anyone was the happiest about this besides Lu Zhou, it had to be him.
Having seen the complete experimental data, he understood exactly what the experiment's success meant. If this hyperspatial particle truly existed, the predictions he had made in M-Theory would undoubtedly gain a crucial piece of supporting evidence.
And that was not all. Most importantly, this experiment would mark the first exploration of matter in a higher-dimensional world in the history of human physics, rather than merely proving the existence of higher-dimensional space.
There was no doubt that this would provide tremendous inspiration for the future development of physics.
By comparison, the hyperspatial particle itself was almost "insignificant."
After a long pause, Professor Witten added in the same reflective tone.
"...Brookhaven National Laboratory must be kicking themselves right now."
Hearing Professor Witten's words, Professor