Things about living in Marvel

Chapter 120

Chapter 120

April 1900, 4.In his speech at the Royal Institution, Lord Kelvin stated that there were "two little dark clouds floating in the sunny sky of physics".

Now, what Colt is facing is a "little dark cloud" that exists in the theory of the world's greatest scientist, Reed Richards.

"We have done too many physical examinations during this time." Johnny muttered dissatisfiedly standing on the instrument, "Why do we have to do so many tests like when we just got off the space station?"

"Open your mouth." Colt walked up to him with a cotton swab for sampling.

Opening his mouth in dissatisfaction and letting the other party do something, Johnny's face was full of disdain.

"I thought Reed had figured everything out." Ben, who had just finished sampling on the other side, also murmured to himself in a strange voice.

"So, the sampling has been completed?" Reed just took a sample for himself and Susan, and he walked over with the sample, "I have done experiments on in vitro cultured cells before, and I have not found that the cells will degenerate back to their original normal cells."

"Yeah." Colt raised his head, "I've read the previous experiment report, but I think it's necessary to do it all over again."

The cell culture dish is ready, and the next thing is to wait.

"So." Valeria asked, "If your theory is true, how do you find something that is ubiquitous and doesn't have any impact? According to..."

"According to the razor principle, if a thing does not have any effect, then it can be regarded as non-existent." Colt continued, "If it is not necessary, do not increase the entity."

Valeria nodded.

"But now it does have an effect, doesn't it?" Colt said. "The ability will disappear, that's what it has."

"But this is not the simplest explanation." Valeria thought for a while, "If Dad and the others are the source of stimulation themselves, and they need to stimulate each other to ensure the existence of their abilities, it also makes sense."

"But this theory also adds a stimulus, and you also violate the principle of 'If it is not necessary, do not increase the entity'." Colt replied, "What's more, neither Reed nor I There is no way to observe the connection between them. If there is energy for this connection, it must be observed."

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"Oh, it's really consistent with the results that Reid observed before." Colt looked at the cells under the microscope and sighed. The samples in this group did not show any signs of losing their ability, and they were still able to It maintains a completely different physiological structure and physiological function from ordinary human cells.

Colt sighed, and then he recorded the data and current time of this group of cells.

"So, no gains?" Valeria temporarily stopped the experiment in her hand, looked up at his expression and asked.

"Yeah." Colt nodded, "But at least it's confirmed that their cells still won't lose their ability in vitro."

"So what are you going to do next?" Valeria asked, "Continue to insist on the theory of energy stimulation that cannot be observed?"

"Unless you can give a theory that can give a reasonable explanation for this phenomenon without adding additional explanations." Colt asked back.

Valeria shrugged.

"I have a question." Colt glanced at Reed on the other side, and continued to ask, "How did they find out that their abilities would become weaker in the first place?"

Valeria thought for a while, turned on the computer and began to search for files. Soon, she found a very old file: "The saying here is that it seems that they were separated into different parallel universes at that time."

"Parallel universe..." Colt thought about it.

"Your idea is not that you want to take some cells and go to other parallel universes for experiments?" Valeria looked at Colt's face with a bad feeling.

"If possible." Colt replied seriously.

"I'm afraid it will be difficult." Reed stretched out his head at this time, "It is indeed not impossible to open the passage to other parallel universes, but the conditions and restrictions are too harsh. If it is not a very necessary critical moment..."

"Okay, I understand." Colt nodded. It would be too extravagant to do this kind of thing just for a research.

"Aside from parallel universes, is there any other possibility of weakening?" Colt asked.

"I'm really not sure." Reid admitted frankly that he was currently powerless. "Maybe a dimensional space similar to the dark dimension may also cause similar results, but I can't say for sure."

"Other dimensions?" Colt pondered, he looked up to ask Reed's opinion, "About the dimensional space, maybe I can go to Doctor Strange for help?"

"Theoretically speaking, Strange would not refuse to provide you with such a small favor." Reed replied, "However, I'm afraid I can't do it right now."

"Why?" Colt wondered.

"Strange seems to be currently dealing with some mystical matters in England." Reid replied, "As for when he will be able to come back, you know that the flow of time in some dimensions is not completely consistent with the real world... ..."

"Okay, so, still no clue?" Colt was a little frustrated.

Reed shrugged.

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"Look out." When Valeria sent Colt to the elevator entrance, she looked at her boyfriend who was not in a good mood and comforted her, "After all, that is a question that Dad has not found the answer to for so many years."

"Sometimes it's just limited thinking, or just not having time to process it," Colter said, "but I thought I'd find a new direction pretty quickly."

"Breakthrough results are not easy to obtain." Valeria shook her head. "You see, Pym discovered his Pym particles only after he suffered a lot of ridicule and indifference."

"But it seems that after he found out, he was still often ridiculed?" Colt thought for a while and added.

"Many times, people who walk too far will be regarded as fools by fools." Valeria thought for a while and said.

"Then do you think I'm a fool?" Colt looked up at the elevator floor, which hadn't arrived yet, and asked with a smile.

Valeria narrowed her eyes and looked at him for a while: "I think based on what I know about myself, I should at least not fall in love with a fool."

At this point, the elevator arrived.

"You should go." Valeria said without changing her expression.

"Yeah." Colt was a little absent-minded, "see you later."

(End of this chapter)