Hearing Zhao Huasheng's questioning, the thin middle-aged man was stunned for a moment before answering: "Theoretically... it should be possible. We have never tried this, and I am not very clear about these things. But you have to know one thing, that is, the interference of light. The earth has a very thick atmosphere, clouds, air flow, and even the uneven water content in a certain atmosphere may affect the light. In space, there are sunspot activities, and even space dust, comets, etc., which may change the sun's light. One millionth of accuracy is too high, this... I'm not sure. The real universe environment is different from the laboratory environment, it is very complex."

Zhao Huasheng nodded thoughtfully: "It can be done in theory? But have you never really tried it?"

"Yes." The thin middle-aged man nodded.

Zhao Huasheng walked out of the factory and came to the flat mountain outside. This is the highest mountain within a radius of hundreds of miles, but human power is ultimately reflected here. The mountain tops are flattened, and various huge buildings are rising from the ground here. All the supplies here need to be sent by the outside world by plane, and even communication with the outside world needs to be achieved by satellites. In such a place that is almost isolated from the world, the huge Vulcan solar telescope representing the eyes of humans is closely watching the sun.

In the cold air, Zhao Huasheng raised his head and looked on the huge telescope that was more than 20 meters high. There were many machinery supporting its operation. The earth's rotation would change its direction. The earth's rotation would be adjusted a little, and as long as it was during the day, it would be facing the sun until the sun set.

The air in the sky is so pure that it makes people feel that their eyes seem to have been washed. There are no clouds in the sky. Never before, Zhao Huasheng felt that the world he saw was so clear.

Even, just in the afternoon, Zhao Huasheng could already see a few bright stars in the sky.

The light from the sun travels across a long distance of 150 million kilometers and passes through the pure air here. While bringing light and warmth, they also bring some information about the sun hidden in the dark.

But Zhao Huasheng knew that these lights were very old, even older than the entire history of mankind. Photons were generated from the fusion core of the sun, with the diameter of the sun being about 1.4 million kilometers and the radius was 700,000 kilometers. That is to say, if photons want to reach the surface of the sun from the core of the sun to reach the surface of the sun, they need to travel up to a distance of up to 700,000 kilometers.

The speed of photons passing through vacuum is 300,000 kilometers per second. According to common sense, it only takes more than two seconds to complete this distance. But the actual situation is not the case. Because the environment inside the sun is very special. The density of matter there is too high and the temperature is too high. After the photons are produced, they are constantly reflected and collided within the sun, and slowly approach the surface of the sun in this process.

This time scale is usually 15 million years. Even from the ancient apes, the history of human beings is only a few million years.

In other words, the sunlight we see at this moment was actually generated inside the sun before the ape appeared. It took 15 million years to reach the surface of the sun, and then to reach the earth in eight minutes, enter our eyes, and be perceived by us.

This is a heroic epic, and it is a great journey.

Zhao Huasheng looked at the huge telescope and fell into deep thought.

After seeing this telescope and knowing that Li Qi has the permission to use this telescope, something seemed to be connected in Zhao Huasheng's mind. But it was a vague feeling, vague and difficult to see clearly.

"Do I have the permission to use this telescope?" Zhao Huasheng turned around and asked Meng Zhuo.

"Yes." Meng Zhuo nodded, "But I want to ask the head of the scientific research department for this matter first. The order to hand over the telescope usage authority to you will be sent here by the scientific research department."

"Okay, let's do this now." Zhao Huasheng said.

Meng Zhuo took out the instrument similar to a mobile phone and said a few words to Xiao. After only a moment, Meng Zhuo said, "Okay, now the permission to use this telescope belongs to you. You can use it without restrictions and freedom. If you think it is necessary, I will do it even if you want to destroy it."

"What should I do to destroy it?" Zhao Huasheng smiled bitterly, turned around and returned to the factory. The thin middle-aged man wearing glasses came to Zhao Huasheng's side, with a slightly strange dark color: "Okay, from now on, this telescope belongs to you."

All the original observation tasks were suspended, and the researchers were temporarily idle. They whispered and whispered in their respective positions, as if guessing what Zhao Huasheng came from.

Zhao Huasheng ignored these comments and walked straight to the operator: "Hello, please help me adjust the resolution accuracy of the telescope to the highest, aim... Well, just aim here."

Zhao Huasheng casually pointed a place on the sun model with his hands.

The operator agreed, tapped the keyboard in front of him a few times, and adjusted the observation parameters of the telescope. Zhao Huasheng heard a low mechanical rotation sound, which was very light, and it stopped after only a moment. Then the sun picture on the large screen expanded rapidly, as if it was approaching here quickly.

Zhao Huasheng saw the plasma waves rushing above the sun, the prominences bound by strong magnetic fields, like the interstellar gate, and many things on the surface of the sun. But these things are all macroscopic. They don’t look big, but in fact they are larger than the combined number of more than a dozen earths.

The telescope's vision was still moving deeper quickly, so the surging plasma waves disappeared, the huge solar prominences disappeared, and a blurred image appeared in front of them.

"This is actually a photo of the photosphere," the operator said. "The photosphere is the innermost layer of the solar atmosphere. We can only see here, and we can't see what's inside."

Zhao Huasheng nodded, and did not explain his identity as a stellar physicist to the other party, but asked: "Is it the highest accuracy at this moment? What is the picture resolution?"

"Each pixel is three kilometers, and the entire picture is about 3,000 times 3,000, which is a total of 9 million square kilometers of sun surface images." The operator said.

"Well, from now on, we start recording the luminosity changes of pixels at the coordinates of 926 and 1453." Zhao Huasheng said.

This coordinate point was chosen by Zhao Huasheng casually. Zhao Huasheng only wanted to test the performance of this telescope, but did not think of really observing anything from here.

"Okay." The operator agreed and then operated on the keyboard. A minute later, Zhao Huasheng said: "Print the result to me."

A piece of paper soon came to Zhao Huasheng's hands. On this piece of paper, the operator used a graph to represent a schematic diagram of the luminosity of this pixel point over time.

The surface of the sun is very unstable, so the luminosity of a certain place will naturally change at any time. This is a near random change, so Zhao Huasheng naturally cannot see anything from this chart. Zhao Huasheng has no hope of seeing any information from this. Zhao Huasheng just wanted to confirm his idea.

"What is the accuracy?" Zhao Huasheng asked.

"Um..." The operator paused for a moment, quickly hit the computer a few times, and then replied: "It's about one in ninety-three thousandths of precision."

"Very good, I have nothing to do, you can start working." Zhao Huasheng casually stuffed the paper into his pocket and said.

The operator looked at Zhao Huasheng with some confusion, but did not ask what Zhao Huasheng wanted to do. Under the arrangement of the thin middle-aged man, the researchers in the factory also re-entered their work. The Vulcan Sun Telescope re-adjusted its posture, and the hot sun screen reappeared on the big screen.

"Do you have any conclusions?" Meng Zhuo asked, "Maybe scientists from the scientific research department can help you sort it out."

"I have no conclusion." Zhao Huasheng shook his head, "I don't even have any ideas. It's just this telescope that reminds me of the high-precision light intensity detector that Li Qi once installed on the solar environment simulator. I want to see if there is any connection between these two things."

"Maybe there will be some connection." After hearing Zhao Huasheng say this, Meng Zhuo lost interest in continuing to ask.

"Let's go, there's nothing wrong here." Zhao Huasheng said, "We'll take a night off here and set off for the Rocket launch site tomorrow to see off the warriors who are about to go to the Sun."

"We have prepared a rest place for you." The thin middle-aged man said, leading Zhao Huasheng and his group back to the building next to the factory.

At night, Zhao Huasheng lay on the bed but could not fall asleep. There seemed to be two points in his mind vaguely connecting them, but Zhao Huasheng could never understand what this connection was.

I don’t know when Zhao Huasheng fell asleep, but perhaps because the air here was so good, Zhao Huasheng who woke up in the morning did not feel tired.

The sun rose as promised, and the Vulcan Sun Telescope followed the sun and started the day's work again. At this time, Zhao Huasheng embarked on the helicopter and began his journey to the launch site.

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Su Jiu, an originally ordinary college student, unexpectedly obtained a golden compass and has embarked on an extraordinary path since then.

A straightforward and sharpen the future,

The copper mouth is straightforward, and it will determine the wealth of people.

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The ten fingers count life and death, Feng Shui points to wealth,

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