Clearly, Joseph had been thinking about this question for a long time.
At Lü Yongchang's question, he answered without hesitation. "In theory, it's feasible."
"But compared to breaking through a magnetic field shield, neutralizing a Gravity Shield is more difficult."
"We need higher-precision Grand Unified Field generation and control units."
"Not only that... neutralizing a Gravity Shield will probably require more computing power than breaking through a magnetic field shield."
"Computing power won't be a problem." A faint smile touched Lü Yongchang's lips. "Since you think it can be done, I'll leave this research project to you."
"Professor, now that we've achieved a breakthrough in anti-gravity technology, the Laboratory has enough spare capacity to conduct this research, so..." Joseph spoke urgently, then suddenly widened his eyes. "What did you say?"
"You approved the research project?"
Lü Yongchang stopped with a smile and looked through the open doorway ahead. "Why wouldn't I?"
"That's research. You have to try before you can get results."
"Go ahead and give it a shot. Who knows? You might succeed."
The scene beyond the doorway was clearly reflected in Lü Yongchang's eyes.
It was a relatively small, nonmagnetic metal sphere.
The sphere was completely sealed and smooth, without any engine ports on its surface.
Within the Earth's artificial gravity field, it hovered silently in midair, as though something invisible were supporting it.
As Lü Yongchang and the others approached, the metal sphere began to drift slowly.
Under Zero's control, it traced graceful arcs through the air with effortless agility.
"How much does it weigh?"
Lü Yongchang gazed at the metal sphere moving in irregular patterns and asked softly.
"Including the internal control systems and antimatter battery pack..." Joseph thought for a moment before answering. "About thirty tons."
Earth Calendar, year 3655.
Building on their theoretical