"You don't need to get too worked up, Lieutenant Li."
Seeing the guest before him think for a moment before his whole body suddenly trembled slightly, Professor Xin could tell that he had grasped part of the implication.
Professor Xin waved a hand. "As far as I know, among the many fragments that have appeared at Yanjing Research Institute, some relatively stable types seem to possess similar suspected transformative effects. What you have probably isn't anything unique—"
"But as I said, these fragments are limited in number, while the samples and resources needed to advance research in this area are tremendously significant, involving all sorts of future consequences."
"So that's why I said, if it's a meteorite, then even if you're a user, I can't be sure whether you'll be able to keep it when the time comes. You understand what I mean, right?"
His words were blunt, though still rather vague.
As for the "spiritual energy" in the environment, this newly emerged phenomenon, many people still lacked a clear concept of what it was.
More accurately, even with the relatively "objective" experimental methods of past scientific research, it was difficult to precisely and directly perceive its existence.
To these scientists, this strange thing—which in some ways even seemed to possess a property of "change," perhaps some unknown energy or element similar to dark matter in the universe—could only be described in such ambiguous terms for now.
But its importance was beyond question. Especially after it displayed certain unusual effects, the strange meteorite fragments related to it were destined to hold the status of "strategic resources."
In fact, from what the old man knew, the nation's heavy investment in research in this area clearly contained something unusual.
Especially judging from recent notices sent over from Yanjing, such as "High-Energy Particle