Time passed.
Driven by its Antimatter Engine, the [Kunpeng] continued to draw farther away from both the fleet and the black hole.
The first experiment on curvature navigation began.
One thing was certain: curvature navigation was related to gravity.
But as for exactly how they were related, even Lü Yongchang was as baffled as the academicians of the Academy of Sciences.
As for seeking help from the Technology Tree Space...
Perhaps because he had not accumulated enough experience or experimental data, Lü Yongchang could not identify a specific research direction within the ocean of inspiration, even with his quantum brain's overclocking function.
And so, at that moment, human civilization was like a traveler crossing a river by feeling for stones.
They could only accumulate experience through experiment after experiment, working out their next steps along the way.
"The first curvature experiment begins now."
As Lü Yongchang's voice echoed through the [Earth], Zero began directing the Research Robots to perform the appropriate operations according to the experimental plan.
The mobile laboratory aboard the [Kunpeng] housed a specially modified second-generation Gravitational Field Generation Device.
Compared with an ordinary second-generation Gravitational Field Generation Device, this one offered greater control precision and could confine the generated field to a relatively small area.
The trade-off, however, was a reduction in gravitational field strength.
As such, it could not yet be considered a third-generation product. At most, it was generation 2.5.
Under Zero's control, pure energy from the Antimatter Engine flowed into the complex piping system, and the gravitational field began to strengthen slowly.
The test subject was an extremely light ball.
Held by a magnetic field, it floated motionlessly at the center of the Vacuum Experimental Chamber.
A short distance ahead of it, a powerful gravitational field gradually began to form.
With an unceasing supply