The half-hour interview ended quickly.
In the latter half, what Lu Zhou said was basically the same as what Luo Wenxuan had said at the press conference.
The only difference was probably that these words came from him, giving them far more credibility.
After some simple editing, the interview video aired on CCTV-1 that very evening during prime time.
Lu Zhou had also fulfilled Director Li's request, speaking up publicly about Z Particle and Hyperspace Theory in his capacity as IMCRC chairman.
Although Lu Zhou himself felt that he had merely said a few superficial things, for those who were almost fanatically following the latest developments in Z Particle research and Hyperspace Theory, this interview had been long awaited.
As early as three days ago, or perhaps even earlier, people had been eagerly discussing what kind of impact a successful experiment would have on the world.
Now, as the foremost authority in this field, Lu Zhou had finally stepped forward and given a clear answer to that question.
Although that answer did not fully match everyone's expectations for hyperspace, it still satisfied many people's imaginings of the future.
Meanwhile, at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue on the other side of the Pacific Ocean.
Though he was not a fan of Lu Zhou, the suited man working there had instructed his assistant to contact the relevant departments and produce an English-subtitled version of the program as soon as the interview aired.
After watching the entire half-hour interview from beginning to end, the president stared at the credits scrolling across the screen as the program ended and frowned thoughtfully.
Seeing the president remain silent, the advisor standing beside him offered a reminder.
"Hua Nation has completely left us behind in space technology."
Cursing those useless idiots in his heart, the president said expressionlessly.
"You