From time to time, Phyllis's amazement or surprise sounds from the ups and downs of the novel came from behind. Reiner shook his head, picked up a quill and started writing.

Although using the hand of a mage to write is a method adopted by more mages, when Reiner involves his own thinking, he is more inclined to write with his hands himself. On the one hand, it is to prevent his thinking from the earth from causing the quill to write something strange. On the other hand, it is also to straighten out his own thinking.

Reiner first summarized some of the progress of magic theory so far in macroscopic and microscopic.

First of all, based on the three major laws of Regens and the three laws of Alberton, people have summarized a set of basic laws of the movement of celestial bodies and verified through observations. Reiner's theory of relativity has also explained the speed of light.

As for the macro theoretical flaw, it is the conclusion that the speed of light remains unchanged and insurmountable in the theory of relativity, which causes certain contradictions in the propagation of gravity. That is, if gravity is also a force similar to electromagnetic force, the propagation of gravity should also be based on the limitation of the speed of light. It also takes a certain amount of time between planets that are too far apart, which sounds a bit incredible.

At the microscopic field, the mages can be said to have just taken a step in the door. The structure of the nucleus has just been revealed. There are many properties of neutrons and protons shrouded in the shadows. Similarly, in the microscopic field, the mages are still facing many challenges. The strong nuclear force based on the combination of protons and neutrons to form a nucleus has not been verified, and the true body of the electron is even more and more. With the continuous exploration of the microscopic field, the mages need to solve more and more problems.

Reiner put down his pen and took out the latest issue of the journal "Truth" from the storage bag. In the middle of the journal, there is a set of experimental papers from the Rainbow Tower Newington Laboratory, which is an electronic double-slit interference experiment.

To be precise, the Newington Laboratory conducted an interference experiment of electron flow, using high-speed electron flow to shoot gaps that are enough to generate double-slit interference phenomenon, and finally obtained interference fringes, which is the wave-particle duality of matter, which is another proof of the existence of the Ian Grey wave.

Reiner had read this paper before, and now he read it again. Then, he picked up his experimental notes and stood up.

"Phyris, I'll go there a little."

Reiner said to Phyllis lying on the bed.

At this time, Philis was lying on the bed. She was wearing thin pajamas. Facing the direction of Reiner, you could see the amazing waves under the neck and the neckline. Philis's feet were erecting, swaying with an unknown rhythm, looking pure and cute.

"Ahem, you should pay attention to your image."

"Anyway, there are no outsiders here. Or, Reiner, will you become excited by seeing your sister's body?"

Phyllis raised her head from the book, highlighting the snow-whiteness, which made Reiner subconsciously look away.

"Don't misunderstand."

Reiner said, and he didn't explain anymore, but took a step forward and suddenly disappeared into the space, as if it had never existed.

Phyllis looked at all this, shook her head helplessly, and continued to return to the adventure in the novel.

At the same time, in a battleship room that was exactly the same as Dawn Stepping Wave, Reiner's figure appeared. The only difference here and his room was probably that there was no Phyllis who was teasing himself at that time.

"It's a bit deserted."

Reiner was already a little used to Philis. Looking at the empty bed, only Philis's body had slept with a slightly messy bed, he shook his head.

Here is the unstable semi-plane, which Reiner now uses as his own laboratory.

He came to the corridor, climbed onto the deck, and looked into the distance, the big hole in the wall.

Under the cold tones of the unstable semi-plane, the large cavity lost a bit of mysterious feeling, but became more solemn and lonely. Reiner flew to the vicinity of the large cavity and peeked down.

I saw the smooth and flat rock walls down, not dark, but gray-white vortex. The vortex slowly chose, as if to suck everything into it.

"It's true that's not possible..."

Reiner sighed. In the unstable semi-plane, this gray vortex is not uncommon. This means that it is impossible to enter the place from the unstable semi-plane and forcefully break in. It is very likely that unpredictable situations will occur. The worst possibility is to directly come to the endless void outside the semi-plane and be lost in it forever.

Moreover, although unstable semi-planes are rare, the legendary wizards must have no shortage of them. They must have used unstable semi-planes to detect large holes.

Flying back to the deck, Reiner took out the props needed for his experiment from the storage bag. These equipment flew out as if they were self-aware and combined into a very advanced set of experimental equipment.

On the experimental table, it is an electron generation array that uses the reaction of internal elements to continuously release an electron flow, with an electromagnetic field in it that can be used to adjust the speed of electrons to control the energy of the electron flow.

On the other side of the experimental table is a double-slit interference partition. Behind the partition is a receiving screen that can feedback the electronic distribution.

This is the experimental equipment for the electron flow double-slit interference experiment. Reiner wants to improve this experiment to achieve his own experimental purpose.

Thinking of this, Reiner couldn't help but sigh that the mages in this world are indeed not the kind of stubborn guys. They can absorb the latest knowledge as quickly as possible, digest them and put forward their own opinions. If it weren't for the experiment in Newington Laboratory that the experiment was still in the trial stage and the theory of Ian Grebo was only widely circulated among advanced mages, it might not be Reiner's turn to do this experiment.

He first repeatedly verified this experiment to ensure the accuracy of the phenomenon. Soon, Reiner saw obvious interference fringes on the reception screen. According to the current theory, when the electrons in the electron flow pass through the double slit, some pass through the left slit, and some pass through the right slit. The two electrons have a phase difference, which leads to the superposition phenomenon, and finally mapped on the reception screen, which is the interference fringes.

Turning off the electron flow generation array, Reiner adjusted the electromagnetic field that controls the speed of the electron, and debugged the generation array, so that it could only release one electron for a period of time.

If there is only one electron, according to the existing theory, it will only pass through one of the gaps and fall on the receiving screen. After the number of individual electrons increases, there will be only a messy distribution of electrons left on the receiving screen without forming interference fringes.
Chapter completed!