Chapter 368 Please Don't Die!

"In this battle, our main target is the Nanmen II star system."

At the joint military meeting, the four commanders jointly made a decision: "It is not rational to attack the solar system directly. The human side must have made relevant preparations.

We must first eliminate the threats of the remaining star systems and weaken the power of the human side. Only then can we concentrate our superior forces to take down the solar system and destroy human civilization in one fell swoop.

During this process, we need to pay attention to the problem of the human fleet returning to support the mission. Therefore, the whole process must be fast. The overall war time should not exceed 50 years.

The overall strategic arrangement is to first feint to the solar system to attract reinforcements from the surrounding areas. After that, keep military pressure around the solar system at all times and keep low intensity at all times. In order to prevent conflicts, we should expand the battlefield area with the principle of "advanced civilizations will not intervene in wars between low-level civilizations" to prevent the large-scale fleet of the human side from leaving the battlefield on the fifth-level civilization aerospace mothership.

The other three star systems should also maintain military pressure to prevent them from supporting Nanmen II, or from supporting Nanmen II on a large scale, so as to create opportunities and conditions for us to take over the Nanmen II star system.

Once Nanmen II is taken, we can threaten the solar system at close range.

Based on the close distance between the two star systems, even if we do not hire the fifth-level civilization aerospace mothership, we can also carry out covert and large-scale fleet mobilization. In this way, the initiative will be in our hands. "

After obtaining the unanimous agreement of several commanders, the relevant tactics were quickly arranged.

First, arrange about 50,000 warships, and lead a large number of interstellar camouflage equipment at the same time, disguised as 200,000 warships to attack the solar system.

About 200,000 warships were arranged to go to Nanmen II, but after leaving the fifth-level civilization aerospace mothership, part of the fleet did not start, but only hibernated in the dark, and only sent about 100,000 warships to attack.

The other three star systems also dispatched a fleet to varying degrees. In addition, three reserve teams were reserved outside the battlefield, ready to go to the battlefield at any time.

On the human side, the fleets of a total of five civilizations, under the unified command of Commander Lu Xinghe, also began to deploy troops and made various arrangements.

No matter what kind of offensive the enemy launched or what kind of conspiracy and trickery it made, the human side had absolute confidence in defending its own territory.

Yes, although it was declared to the outside world that it would definitely win the final victory and annihilate all the invading enemies, but with the human will as the leading factor, all the officers of the five major civilizations coalition forces above a certain level knew that the real purpose of human civilization was actually just to defend the star system, not to win the victory of this war, let alone to annihilate the invading enemies.

If it was just to defend the star system, not to pursue victory or annihilation, then the difficulty of this war would undoubtedly be much lower, and casualties would also be reduced.

Senior officers had absolute confidence in this.

They were also curious about this matter. After all, the enemy with whom we have a blood feud is coming in large numbers, but you humans only want to defend the galaxy?

This will certainly reduce the difficulty of our operations and greatly reduce our casualties. This is certainly in our interests, but... as your allies, since we are here, we are here for a big war.

As a result, the final strategic goal turned out to be this, which is really puzzling.

In this regard, the ruling committee of mankind did not give too much explanation. The commanders of the reinforcements can only obey the will of mankind.

They don't know that Han Yang hopes that this war will last as long as possible. It's best for both sides to stalemate, and once they stalemate, they will stalemate for thousands of years, so that they don't have to be so anxious.

If we really want to destroy the Hongyang Alliance, we humans can do it ourselves. The key now is that we can't destroy them, but give them hope to defeat us.

Otherwise, the fleet of the Hongyang Alliance will be forced into a panic, and then everyone will commit suicide, and then put the hat of killing prisoners on the heads of humans, and the Yunguang Fleet will be directly eliminated, and then it will be all over.

For this reason, humans had to implement the so-called Endeavour Plan, weakening themselves under the guise of the Endeavour Plan, and that’s why they asked you for help.

Han Yang is very grateful that you can send a fleet to help us humans. But... it’s better to have fewer casualties.

Because of this, at this stage, the war in the star regions around the solar system is shrouded in clouds, large-scale fleets are frequently mobilized, and even humans have carried out a large-scale migration of hundreds of billions of people. It seems that they are going all out and it seems to be related to the life and death of civilization, but Han Yang’s energy is not focused on this war at all.

Most of his computing power has always been on the research of membrane theory.

This is the fundamental.

At this stage, Han Yang has finally achieved phased results through multiple adjustments to existing theories and multiple upgrades to Tianyan No. 1. He has mastered the exact evidence of the existence of gravitons and preliminarily completed the quantization of gravitons, which can be regarded as a preliminary inclusion of it into the framework of the advanced theory of quantum mechanics, membrane theory.

But it is only a preliminary inclusion. It is too early to unify gravity.

Within the existing theoretical framework, based on the experimental data that has been mastered, Han Yang has made hundreds of conjectures. These conjectures have their own shortcomings and advantages.

Some are mathematically complete, but cannot be verified. Some can be verified, but only part of them can be proved, and the other part has been proved wrong by experiments. Some have been completely overturned, but they show a certain theoretical self-consistency. Han Yang believes that they may still be saved.

The next step is to further improve these theories through experiments or observational evidence.

Experiments and theories have always promoted each other. But generally speaking, theories usually go ahead of experiments. At this moment, experiments and theories can be regarded as going hand in hand, which is a wonder.

Or in the past few hundred years, the technological progress of human civilization has been too rapid, which has led to such a thing that is almost incredible for ordinary civilization.

In the long thinking, deduction, and calculation, Han Yang gradually confirmed that the key point of unifying the four fundamental forces is still a high enough energy level.

But unfortunately, this energy level is too high, even with today's technological strength, it is impossible to create it in the laboratory.

This has fallen into a vicious circle that cannot be proved and cannot be disproved.

But it doesn't matter. It cannot be created by relying on the power of technology, but it does not mean that this energy level does not exist in the natural environment.

After a lot of thinking, Han Yang finally confirmed that in extremely violent physical processes such as supernova explosions, neutron star collisions, and black hole mergers, there are energy levels that meet his needs.

If I can directly observe these drastic changes at a relatively close distance, my conjecture may be verified. Even more, through the large amount of key data obtained, I may even be able to directly improve the membrane theory and directly step into the realm of Level 4 civilization.

But the problem now is that such drastic physical processes are rare.

For example, supernova explosions.

According to statistics, in the Milky Way, there are only three supernova explosions every 100 years on average. As for where they happen, it is completely uncontrollable.

If the distance is too far, it is meaningless to observe too many details of the explosion. But if the distance is too close, because of the super-strong energy of the supernova explosion, I am afraid that the observation equipment will be destroyed in an instant, and the observation cannot be completed.

Neutron star mergers are similar to it, but the difference is that the frequency of occurrence is lower.

The energy burst of black hole mergers is not very strong, because its energy radiation is mainly gravitational waves, and gravitational waves cannot cause damage to macroscopic objects. And the frequency of black hole mergers is even lower.

Ordinary level 3 civilizations that want to be promoted to level 4 civilizations have time to wait slowly, but at this stage, humans have no such time at all.

What to do?

After a lot of thinking and calculations again, Han Yang found that under certain specific conditions, the relativistic jets of black holes can also briefly reach the energy level they need. It just requires very close observation.

Because this extremely high energy level will only appear very briefly, and the impact on the outside world is very weak. Only by observing closely can you fully capture the data you need.

However, there are no black holes around the solar system.

The closest black hole to the solar system is numbered HR6819 in the human star catalog, and it is about 1,120 light years away from the solar system.

This distance is very far. But for human civilization that already has a level 5 civilization aerospace mothership, it is not too far and can be reached.

But unfortunately, the place where this black hole is located is close to the territory of Yunguang civilization and is too sensitive, so Han Yang cannot carry out large-scale observations there.

Then there is Gaia BH2, whose distance from the solar system has increased linearly to about 3,800 light years.

Even at the speed of a Level 5 Civilization's aerospace mothership, it would take almost 40 years to reach it.

Both black holes are binary or triple star systems. That is, they both have companion stars.

It is precisely because they have companion stars that their existence can be confirmed by observing their gravitational influence on the companion stars.

There may be other wandering black holes around the solar system, but it is too difficult to observe wandering black holes - they can only be confirmed by the disturbance of the light of the surrounding stars by the wandering black holes, that is, the gravitational lens phenomenon, which is very difficult to observe. Han Yang does not know where they are.

Even if a wandering black hole is found, a single black hole does not meet Han Yang's requirements, because such a black hole obviously cannot have jets, and observing them is useless.

Taking all factors into consideration, Han Yang can only target the black hole of Gaia BH2.

"Let's go!"

Han Yang made a decision immediately.

This time, he did not plan to take human scientists with him. This was not only too troublesome, but there was no additional help.

So, after some arrangements, the robots, materials, various mechanical equipment and observation equipment with a total mass of 10 million tons were all moved to the aerospace mothership, and then according to the operating manual given by the Luotu civilization, they set sail directly and sailed towards the target 3,800 light years away.

Fierce fighting continued around the solar system. A total of ten civilizations' fleets fought desperately around the five major galaxies with the solar system as the core.

All galaxies have been under martial law, and navigation between star systems has been basically cut off. But fortunately, there are sufficient preliminary preparations, and each galaxy has a complete industrial production force, so there is no need to worry about the problem of insufficient supply of war materials.

The human side seems to have done its best. It has to carry out the Silver Alliance mission on a large scale, "earn enough silver coins to buy a full set of data on the Theory of Everything" to advance to the fourth-level civilization, and fully guard against the attack of the Red Sun Alliance. At least on the surface, it seems that it has been exhausted and struggling to support, as if it will completely collapse in the next moment.

But the fact is that the outside is tight and the inside is loose. In the galaxy and on the planet, except for the slightly tense social atmosphere, everything is normal.

Even sometimes, when the Red Sun Alliance's attack suffered too much setbacks, or there was a danger of large-scale fleets being surrounded and annihilated, Han Yang had to take the initiative to contact several civilizations and ask them to let them go, so as not to let the Red Sun fleet completely lose confidence.

Of course, it is not easy to do these things. After all, we have to make it realistic, let the Red Sun think that it was won by relying on our own ability, and we can't let them, especially the Yunguang civilization, realize that we are letting them go.

I don't know how many times Han Yang was awakened from his full mind immersed in basic theoretical research, and every time he felt heavy in his heart, as if he was facing a great enemy.

But what made him feel like facing a great enemy was not his own defeat on the battlefield, but his own progress was too smooth. He was worried that if the Red Sun Alliance saw that they couldn't win, they would simply commit suicide, which would be a big trouble.

Never commit suicide, never die, never lose hope. We humans have done our best now, and we don't have much potential for war. As long as you make a little more effort, you will definitely defeat us. You must keep hope...

The battle continued with both humans and Hongyang treading on thin ice and trembling with fear. Time passed slowly, and in the blink of an eye, it was 39 years later.

The fifth-level aerospace mothership named "Future" by humans and given to human civilization as a reward by advanced civilization finally crossed a long distance of more than 3,800 light years and arrived at the magical galaxy Gaia BH2.

At this moment, a magical scene appeared in front of Han Yang.

All he could see was a huge red giant.

This red giant has reached the end of its life. In a few hundred million years, its outer layer of matter will be scattered cleanly, and its core will be compressed into a white dwarf.

Its radius at this moment has reached about eight times that of the sun. And its mass is only about 1.07 times that of the sun.

Such a huge star with extremely low density is now spinning madly around an invisible point in the void of space.

The numerous dwarf planets, asteroids, comets, etc. in this star system do not revolve around this huge star, but also revolve around that invisible point.

Han Yang knows that the place that seems to be a void and has no material existence actually hides the most terrifying monster in the universe.

Black hole.