Into Unscientific Chapter 431

  Chapter 431 The filial daughter and the opening of the press conference

  Looking at the blonde girl who suddenly appeared behind her with a delicate and beautiful face.

  Xu Yun froze at the scene.

   This is not because he can't move when he sees a beautiful girl, but because

   Combine the girl's words with the other person's appearance.

  At this time, any normal person can easily judge one thing:

  The other party is Lisa Randall's daughter.

   So here comes the problem.

   What should I do if I was found out watching a half-guo photo of her mother in front of a girl?

   Very urgent, waiting online!

  Seeing this, Lu Chaoyang on the side quickly put on an expression of nothing to do with me, sitting upright thinking about the mineral water bottle in front of him.

  It seems that there is some ultimate mystery engraved on it.

  Pure passerby.jpg.

  But his ears perked up quietly, and his eyes kept looking at Xu Yun, with an expression of eating melons and watching the excitement.

  Xu Yun:

   And just when Xu Yun was a little at a loss.

  The girl who looked exactly like Lisa Randall suddenly sighed faintly, raised her brows, and shrugged her shoulders:

   "Forget it, just watch it if you want, anyway, I didn't reveal any key parts - my mother is really, if you take a photo, you can take a photo, why don't you charge for it?"

   "How much money are those butchers selling meat on the Internet earning? It's okay to open a channel on Youtube to receive subscriptions."

  Xu Yun: "?!"

  In a very short time after the other party spoke, he even thought he had an auditory hallucination.

  This amount of information is a bit large

   Is this really Lisa Randall's daughter?

   Then Xu Yun was not given enough room to think.

  The girl took off the shoulder bag and put it on the table, and stretched out her hand to Xu Yun:

   "Let me introduce myself, Lisa Christine Randall, the biological daughter of Lisa Jotham Randall, is currently an assistant researcher at Harvard University."

   "My mother had a broken car accident a few days ago and was unable to come to Rongcheng, so this time I will attend the conference instead of her."

   "In addition, if you want to buy my mother's high-definition photo collection, you can also find me, and I will give you a 10% discount." (Note: This person really did this on ins, including the above paragraph is also the original sentence)

  Xu Yun was stunned for two seconds, then he stretched out his hand with some hesitation and embarrassment:

   "University of Science and Technology of China, Xu Yun."

   This is really a filial daughter with personality.

  If this girl stays in China, she probably won't survive the fourth grade of primary school

   But after being surprised.

   A question in Xu Yun's mind was also answered.

   Though he didn't know Lisa Jotam Randall.

  But judging from the search results, Lisa Jotham Randall should be a very prestigious theoretical physicist.

   Even if she has not won a Nobel Prize, considering her achievements and gender, she should be at least in the fourth to sixth row.

  Although the Chinese Academy of Sciences is not as politically correct as it is in the world, it obviously will not refuse such a thing that can avoid suspicion and has no cost.

  So Xu Yun always felt a little strange:

  Why is Lisa Jotan Randall assigned to the tenth row?

   Co-author It turned out that it was not Lisa Jotan Randall who was present today, but

  Lisa Christine Randall, a filial daughter with the same name and surname but a different middle name.

   By the way, this girl will not take the opportunity to promote her mother's photobook with other people in the venue.

  Christine's character seems a bit flamboyant. Or She Niu, after sitting down, looked around and whistled softly:

   "Tsk tsk, it's really lively. If a missile is dropped at this time, human physics will be stagnant for at least 20 years, right?"

   "It's a pity that this is in your Huaxia. If it's across the sea from us, it's really possible for this to happen."

  Xu Yun: "."

   Then Christine turned her head again, looked Xu Yun up and down, and said to him:

   "Hey, Xu, which direction is your research?"

"me?"

  Xu Yun blinked and said with a smile:

   "The physics major is condensed matter. The field of physics research is not very fixed. I know a little bit about each direction. How about you, Ms. Randall?"

  Kristen folded her hands on her chest and leaned back on the chair:

   "The same theoretical physics as my mother, but not as mysterious as my mother. Recently, I am working on the subject of gravitational lenses—just call me Christine."

   "A gravitational lens?"

  Xu Yun nodded thoughtfully.

  It seems that Christine's presence today is not entirely purely to replace her mother.

   Well known.

  Mass causes space-time to bend, and light travels along space-time lines.

  Massive celestial bodies will bend the space-time lines on both sides like a lens, and the light of the same star can be observed from two directions.

   Then according to the distance in two directions and Einstein's equation, the mass density can be calculated.

  The observed mass of galaxies is much larger than the model calculation, so many results of gravitational lensing are also the key to supporting dark matter research.

  So Kristen's attendance at this conference must have been partly for the truth about dark matter—just sitting on her mother's poop.

   Then Xu Yun thought about it and asked Christine:

   "Ms. Christine, is there anything new about Harvard's gravitational lens recently?"

  Xu Yun's remarks were actually just a random topic, but Christine nodded calmly:

"Yes, not long ago we and the Oxford University project team discovered a large number of brand-new magnetic filaments in the center of the Milky Way, with a length of more than tens of light years-this result has reached the stage of publication, so it doesn't hurt to talk to you .”

  Xu Yun was taken aback for a moment:

   "Magnetic wire? Are you talking about those hydrogen wires?"

  Christine nodded, leaning back on the chair with an attitude of an old god:

   "And the magnetic filaments discovered this time are all perpendicular to the high star formation activity area. Some experts with extreme views in the group even believe that we have discovered the mystery of star formation."

   "If it wasn't for the sudden big news from the Chinese Academy of Sciences, we originally planned to give Kamiokande and CERN a big surprise—the professors in charge of our research group are almost making a villain for the Academy of Sciences."

  Xu Yun was silent when he heard the words.

   It's not that he didn't know how to respond, but that he was so surprised that he didn't know what to say.

   Speaking of the Milky Way, many people must be familiar with it.

   But what few people know is.

  In the center of the Milky Way, there are more than 1,000 filaments of tens of light years distributed.

  The properties of these filaments are all radio wires, which were discovered in the 1980s.

  They are like a broken harp, criss-crossing the center of the Milky Way.

   Not long ago.

  The MeerKAT telescope team in South Africa released a new set of filament photos, but even that set of observation records, which took three years to render, can only confirm that the filaments are magnetic hydrogen filaments.

  The longest of these filaments is more than 150 light-years, and at the same time, it is very outrageous that

  The spacing between almost every filament is exactly equal—about the distance between the earth and the sun.

  The combination of these filaments is called Maggie, and the Chinese name is Magdalena, named after the longest river in Colombia where the discoverer Juan Diego Soler was born.

   This is also the largest object in the Milky Way, about 5,500 light-years away from Earth.

   Those magnetic wires are also a very cutting-edge research topic, which belongs to the standard Nobel Prize category.

   After all, astrophysics has been very popular in recent years. Four Nobel Prizes have been awarded in six years, which can be called an absolute trend.

  The dead line setting in "Three-Body" is partly derived from these magnetic wires.

Of course.

  If there were only more than a thousand dead lines in the Milky Way, then our place would be a bit desolate indeed.

   It is not an exaggeration to say that it is the frontier of the universe that was fought by the Supreme.

  If the Chinese Academy of Sciences hadn't suddenly jumped out to make a big news, and Christine's description hadn't been mixed with water, then maybe this year they could really steal a chicken for their research group.

at the same time.

  A slight inspiration suddenly flashed in Xu Yun's mind, but when he wanted to grab it, he couldn't.

  So he could only keep this matter in mind for the time being, and return his attention to reality.

  Christine is a very extroverted girl, her personality is somewhat similar to Hu Yifei in the love apartment, she looks carefree.

  In the following time, she chatted with Xu Yun about the customs of Rongcheng.

  At the same time, both sides have a tacit understanding not to inquire about the core secrets of the other party's domain.

   After about half an hour or so.

  The more than 2,000 seats on the scene are almost full of people.

  Xu Yun took out his phone and took a look again, and found that the broadcast screens also appeared on all major platforms.

  Among them, the first picture promoted by Station B is the Sichuan Province Observation hosted by Chen Shanshan. At this time, the girl is beaming and talking to the audience:

   "Guess who I saw just now? You guessed right, it's Dr. Xu Yun, he's also there."

   "It's a pity that the expert seat and the media seat are separated. I don't know where Dr. Xu sits."

at the same time.

   In the live broadcast room, bullet screens such as "Chicken" and "Jiujiujiu" appeared all over the place.

  Xu Yun:

   In theory.

  I want to get rid of this title of social death, it seems that I have no choice but to go to the neon sea to make a film

  Forget it, forget about it.

   There must be a way for the car to reach the mountain, so there is no need to think too much.

   Except for observations in Sichuan Province.

  Xu Yun also saw official media such as Tuantuan and Renri in the live broadcast list, as well as some unofficial but influential news organizations.

   Then he returned to the desktop and glanced at the several groups he had added.

  Whether it is the official graduate student group or undergraduate group of HKUST, or the book friend group, animation group, and book group that Xu Yun joined in his spare time, there are many people discussing the content of the press conference at this time.

Of course.

  Due to the problem of professional barriers, the traffic of this press conference is likely to be like this:

  The cumulative flow rate is high, but the instantaneous flow rate is low.

   That is to say, there may be many, many viewers who come to watch the entire press conference, but most of them probably quit after watching for three to five minutes.

   Therefore, it is basically impossible to expect this press conference to break the online record of domestic live broadcast.

But on the other hand.

  The portraits of the audience at this press conference should be the same as those of a black fan of a male artist surnamed Zhai who don't know about the Internet, and their education is basically ridiculously high.

   It is estimated that the average undergraduate and master will start.

   Then more than ten minutes passed.

   Several staff members closed the entrance gate.

  See this scenario.

  The venue with thousands of people suddenly became quiet.

   It was only at this time that Xu Yun realized that he forgot to bring something:

laptop.

  Although this thing may not be useful, if there is no notebook on the table in this situation, it will look much less professional.

   Fortunately, Lu Chaoyang on the side quickly delivered a tablet and a Bluetooth keyboard, barely enough to support Xu Yun.

  This is the lack of experience

at the same time.

  The stenographer sitting on the aisle is also ready.

  Due to industry barriers, many people may not have heard of the profession of stenographer.

   But in large meetings, they are actually an essential category of people.

   Not like a normal typist.

  The hand speed of a typist is generally only a hundred words per minute, and 200 words is almost the upper limit.

  But the stelu teacher uses a special keyboard, and each keystroke is two or three Chinese characters.

  The typing speed of the stenographer is between 200 and 400 words, which can catch up with the speed of the fastest announcer.

  The entry requirement for a stenographer is generally 220 words per minute, and the highest input speed in the shorthand industry can reach 684 words/minute, which is quite outrageous.

   See here.

   Presumably some students will come up with a bold idea, give up, it is impossible, and leave.

   cough cough

Of course.

  The more advanced the stenographer, the higher the income.

  Generally, the unit price of an on-site meeting record is about 1,200 yuan for half a day, and an ordinary travel record—that is, negotiating with you at your door—is 500 or even more than 800 yuan an hour.

  Like the stenographer at the press conference of the Chinese Academy of Sciences today, the price of the appearance is basically 4000 for half a day.

   But worth mentioning.

   This price is the unit price reported to the steno company, and generally only 40% or even lower is in the hands of the steno master.

  In addition, the demand for domestic stenographers is not very high, so the monthly income of most stenographers in the industry is only seven to eight thousand.

   But in any case, it's better to be taller than ordinary typists—well, it seems that there is nothing to brag about being taller than typists?

  Compared with HKUST's previous public opinion conferences, a half-minute delay was uniformly set at the conference site to prevent some special circumstances from happening.

   Another ten minutes or so passed.

  The special channel at the front was opened, and several top figures in the physics world appeared:

  Old Yang,

  Witten,

   Higgs,

  Polyakov,

  Joseph Yincandra,

  Rugano Maiani

  The moment these big shots appeared.

  Papapa—

  Everyone at the scene stood up in a tacit understanding without requiring instructions, and applauded enthusiastically.

It can be said like this.

  After the deaths of Gell-Mann and Weinberg.

  In addition to Glashow, who can also be ranked in the top three in modern physics,

  All the top leaders in the physics world today appeared on the scene today.

  So to some extent, Christine's statement that the physics of missile falling has stagnated for 20 years is quite reasonable.

   Then these bigwigs sat down in turn amid applause.

   Also around the world.

  Fermilab.

  Kamioka Laboratory.

  CERN Center

  Mihay Experimental Base

  Derv dark matter detection project team

  In the locations of all the top institutions in the world, there are also a large number of experts and scholars sitting in the conference room, waiting for the start of the press conference.

  Looks of anticipation, questioning, hatred and even curse locked the big screen at the same time.

   After about ten minutes.

   On the leftmost position in the second row.

  Academician Pan, who was already prepared, took a deep breath, picked up a document, and walked towards the reception desk.

Note:

  Grandma's situation is a bit bad, I don't know if she can survive.

If it really gets to that point, I won't post a single chapter notice, because now some official accounts will be like paparazzi, posting a lot of writers' things without a bottom line, and I don't want my family to be subject to that kind of news. Onlookers, so whenever I break for more than three days in a row, everyone can assume that something has happened, hey.

  (end of this chapter)

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