Four Hundred and Twenty Eight Is God

To destroy a city, it is enough to use nuclear weapons, and even more powerful chemical weapons and bacteriological weapons can achieve similar effects.

Destroying a country requires careful consideration as to how to do it. It is not impossible to use a large number of nuclear weapons, but it is too polluting the environment.

From the perspective of environmental protection, using the most natural method to attack the opponent can make use of the land of the destroyed country as soon as possible after the attack is completed.

Undoubtedly, attacking with a large-scale natural phenomenon is a method of attack that is more in line with interests and more cruel.

Controlling the weather is actually a very practical means, making the opponent dry, making the opponent feel famine, struggling in despair, and you can achieve the goal of destroying the enemy.

Similarly, creating a large typhoon, or severe weather such as thunderstorms, can also destroy the enemy to a certain extent.

However, for Chris, these natural phenomena are not easy to do, and there is really no way to relieve his hatred.

As a result, he thought of a very practical and simple method: use part of the Alan Hill cosmic plan to do a true "justice from heaven" for the other party!

This is definitely a justice from the sky. He said that he used a floating magic circle to send a mountain into the earth's orbit, and then artificially lowered the running orbit of the mountain to carry out precise strikes on the fixed target he selected!

If the calculation accuracy is sufficient, this artificial "meteorite technique" will become the most powerful "magic attack" in the world. The target of the attack will be gone, nothing will be left.

An attack of this scale leaves a scar on the entire planet, which is cruel and merciful to any living being.

Cruelty, of course, means attacking individuals by attacking planet-level means, which is no longer an adjective that can be described by using a knife to kill a chicken. Think about the extinct dinosaurs, and think about the demons on this planet today...

What kindness is saying is that under this level of attack, most of the people who are attacked have no pain, death is only a momentary thing, and the only thing left is the crater on the surface that may not disappear for 100,000 years.

"Everything has to go through accurate calculations. We have to simulate at least 2,000 times with the computer to get an accurate follow-up calculation, and this plan can be finally implemented." Sandy stood on his podium, sitting below a room full of senior scientist.

Everyone here is an invaluable talent at Ailan Hill, and each of them has the title of professor, and many even have a medal of honor from the methods of the Ailan Hill Academy of Sciences.

When these people come together, pretty much the smartest brains on the planet come together. The issues they discussed were basically what Einstein and Hawking talked about after meeting (if they could meet)…

"Each step needs to be calculated accurately, the impact may cause the movement of the crust..." Below, an old scientist was holding a pen in his hand, writing something lightly on the paper, and muttered softly.

Sitting next to him was a female scientist, who also recited something in her mouth: "It is conservatively estimated that this collision will directly cause many subsequent disasters, including earthquakes, tsunamis, and possibly other problems..."

Not all NASA experts came here, but also geologists, including magicians-they came here to provide technical support on magic.

They are not only responsible for using magic to consolidate the mountain that is about to levitate,

It is also necessary to use magic technology to ensure that the mountain maintains a certain strength and flame resistance when it falls.

After all, due to friction with the planet's atmosphere, most of the mountain will eventually be burned and dissipated.

The remaining part must ensure its volume and quality in order to ensure the attack strength. This is a terrible project that requires complex calculations. The direction that needs to be thought must be comprehensive, and no mistakes can appear.

Because if something goes wrong, not only the people within the attack range will be destroyed, but all creatures on the entire planet may follow to the end.

Compared with the doomsday plan of a nuclear bomb attack on the city, a meteorite fall is the real doomsday killer move! This is the perfect fusion of science technology and magical technology, and it is also an absolute deterrent enough to change the history of the planet.

"What we need is an accurate calculation and an accurate value. This value can't be wrong, otherwise... the scope of this meteorite may include the entire southern part of Ireland..." Sandy wrote on the blackboard. A series of numbers were written on it, and some people who understood it frowned.

What these numbers represent is what many people are researching—they've been figuring out that there will be meteorites hitting the planet in the future, causing climate change.

Since the beginning of the cosmic plan, these people have been holding high funds and trying to help mankind avoid such extreme situations.

It's the same as what the human space agencies on earth are doing: they are assuming every moment, assuming that a meteorite will hit in the next second, and human beings have to face such extreme disaster situations, guaranteeing own continuation.

"The first number...represents the result of the damage that we have repeatedly calculated, the size of a car, the impact of a meteorite on the planet..." The scientist with glasses looked a little ugly as he looked at one of the results he calculated by himself. Written on the blackboard, he muttered helplessly.

"You mean, a meteorite the size of a car, the destructive power caused by the impact, is enough to destroy the city of Seris?" A scientist sitting next to him studying the power of the explosion looked at his colleague in disbelief and picked a eyebrows questioned.

The scientist heard the other party's question and pushed the glasses on the bridge of his nose: "It's only a lot more powerful than the nuclear bomb we threw in Bellevue! What do you think? Is it just a big hole and a notification to the municipality to fix it? Can you just run the drain?"

"Then how big of a meteorite are we going to send?" The scientist who studied the power of the explosion also changed his face, and asked again forcefully.

"Your Majesty... I plan to send a meteorite the size of the entire city of Higsnar to the predetermined orbit..." A NASA expert sitting in the row behind the two sneered, causing both of them to Close your mouth.

"Cough cough cough." A pure computer expert heard these conversations, choked on the side, and coughed uncontrollably.

When a technician who specializes in writing scientific computing models hears these appalling and terrifying things, he suddenly feels that his imagination is not enough.

"So... as long as you don't hit too far, it's enough to destroy any target?" Another geologist asked curiously.

"Missing? If this thing hits Briburn, half of the land of the Bamyhir Empire will become the ocean... If this thing hits the southern kingdom, even the eastern side of the Kasik Empire will be destroyed by an earthquake!" An Astronomer Jia replied by looking at the geologist like an idiot.

The geologist was a little embarrassed, and waved his hand to explain: "Don't worry, I just want to ask, if something goes wrong, how serious the consequences will be..."

"Consequences?" The astronomer sneered: "There are no consequences. If we are wrong, the city of Dossenaar will be in ruins, and the city of Serris may not see the sun for seven months."

"You! Me! And everyone here, we will be written into history, and everyone who is lucky enough to survive will know that it was us idiots who demolished the whole world..." The astronomer laughed at himself.

"..." The geologist swallowed a mouthful of saliva, then quickly looked down at the document in his hand. He has made up his mind to go back and probe all the rocks and mineral content in that mountain again, preferably to the nearest every kilogram.

"The reconnaissance of this area by geological satellites should be strengthened... If possible, it is best to launch several satellites in geostationary orbit for this attack to detect changes in the area." When he raised his head again, he gave himself Views.

His words aroused the approval of the people around him. The best way to control the scale of the collision is to ensure an in-depth understanding of the collision area.

Next is the specific study of relative collision velocity, mass, and other issues.

As for the means of implementation, it is relatively simple - 10 launch vehicles have already been transported to the area where the mountain is located, and the whole project is not difficult, after all, there are magical means to help.

"The raised dust will cover all nearby areas... The dirty rain with various minerals will last for a month or even half a year..." Another scientist added other questions.

"However, if we can control the collision intensity, we will have first-hand accurate information. This weapon will replace nuclear weapons and become our newest super weapon!" The military's weapons expert is very excited, he really I really want to know how powerful human weapons can be.

"Yes, there is no pollution, or the pollution will be much smaller, which is the biggest benefit of this weapon." A nuclear bomb expert nodded in agreement: "If we fail, then there is no need to care about pollution. "

"Destroy tens of millions of people at a time... I think we are the craziest people in the world." Hearing his words, the weapons expert said a little excitedly.

"No, I think if we succeed, then we're not lunatics, but geniuses who have made history," retorted one scientist.

"We are geniuses? What about His Majesty, who gave us so much knowledge and hope? What is he?" a scientist asked.

"Your Majesty is a god! The god of this world!" Several scientists answered in unison, with a firm expression of "I don't accept any refutation" on their faces.