crisis management game.

Chapter 868: Sphere Remains (asking for monthly ticket)

Gu Jiqiang suppressed his inner shock, looked up at Brian and Holt, and tried to keep his tone calm:

"Did you find anything else about the two times the radar detected the records? Especially on the 4th, were there any other abnormal incidents nearby? For example, abnormal animal behavior, electronic equipment malfunction, etc.?"

Hott snorted coldly and turned his head away, still dissatisfied with Gu Ji.

Brian's expression was gentler. After thinking for a moment, he said:

"We also detected some abnormal electromagnetic fluctuations around the incident area, but they lasted for a very short time and were difficult to capture. Moreover, the frequency of this fluctuation was very strange and did not match any electromagnetic signal we knew. As for the number 4 you mentioned..."

He turned around and rummaged through the filing cabinet for a while, then pulled out a report:

"There are some records here. Around the early morning of the 4th, some residents in the southeast reported that their radios had noise and intermittent signals, and some pets were unusually agitated.

But it didn’t attract much attention at the time, after all, electrical equipment in London often breaks down for various reasons, and pet anxiety could also be caused by other factors.”

Electromagnetic fluctuations...

it is as expected! !

The reason why Gu Ji asked these questions was to carry out the final step of confirmation.

Although meteorological weapons may seem sci-fi, their basic working principles are actually not difficult to understand.

Well known.

The atmosphere is composed of the troposphere, stratosphere and ionosphere. The Harp Project is a tool that uses high-frequency electromagnetic waves as a carrier to project powerful energy into the ionosphere.

By precisely transmitting ultra-high energy electromagnetic waves to designated locations, the ionosphere is caused to change towards the causes of extreme weather.

Since Brian said that electromagnetic interference occurred in the areas of both radar warnings.

This proves that the triangular UFO that Gu Ji encountered in the Rundel Forest was most likely a mobile mini-scale electromagnetic radio frequency weather weapon.

But he still felt that this thing was a bit too outrageous.

After all, such meteorological weapons require huge amounts of energy to carry out attacks and create extreme weather.

According to international law, the transmission power of electromagnetic waves shall not exceed 5 watts.

The initial experimental transmission power of the US "Harp Project" phased array reached 360 million watts, and was later gradually increased to 100 billion watts, 360 billion, 1000 billion, and even 1700 megawatts!

But what is its area?

A full 58 acres!

What about the triangular UFO?

Only three meters long!!

Gu Ji just couldn't understand how such a small volume could output thousands of watts of electromagnetic wave energy at one time. It simply went against the existing natural science of mankind.

of course.

If he could really analyze the principle of the mysterious sphere so easily, experts from all over the world would probably not have been studying it for so many years without any clue.

However, after thinking about it.

Gu Ji became more and more suspicious, whether the extreme rainstorm encountered in the previous Wus earthquake was also caused by members of the THEO organization using this weapon?

After all, all the relevant personnel responsible for investigating this matter are at Bentwall Air Force Base.

And just in the afternoon, Bakken escaped from this base!

"I need more detailed information, including the geographical information of the area where the incident occurred, meteorological data such as wind direction, humidity, temperature at the time, and the specific time and place where residents reported the abnormal situation."

Gu Ji looked at Brian with anxious eyes.

Brian hesitated and turned to look at Holt.

Although the guy looked reluctant, he turned around, picked up the phone and asked the Meteorological Bureau for the information.

While waiting, Brian kept observing his demeanor and expression, and finally couldn't help but ask:

"You requested this data. Did you find anything from it?"

Gu Ji did not answer.

no way.

Although he had already come to the conclusion.

But the level of intelligence and knowledge he currently possesses is far beyond this era.

If I say it rashly, these military personnel will either not believe it or raise all kinds of doubts.

Therefore, Gu Ji could not speak rashly without detailed data to prove his point.

After a while.

When Holt took the paper with the data, he pretended to be extremely shocked.

He took a deep breath and told everyone he knew about meteorological weapons and their connection to the London smog incident.

After hearing this, Brian showed an expression of disbelief on his face.

"This... How is this possible? How could such a horrific weapon exist in the world?!"

Holt frowned and said disdainfully: "It's just a coincidence. How can a UFO be related to a meteorological disaster? Your idea is too ridiculous."

"Don't you think that the time and location in the radar monitoring records, as well as the various data on weather changes, are too coincidental with the London smog incident?"

Gu Ji knew that it would not be easy to convince them, so he pointed to the document and directly presented the facts.

Brian did not refute it, but said thoughtfully: "Although it sounds incredible, the coincidence of time and place is indeed a bit strange. If this is true..."

"If it's true, this will be a super weapon more terrifying than the atomic bomb!"

Holt interrupted and couldn't help but study the data again, "No, I need to report all of this immediately!"

See this scene.

Gu Ji's eyelids suddenly twitched.

Strictly speaking, Hoth actually belonged to the US military camp.

Could it be that it was because he proposed the concept and powerful effects of electromagnetic meteorological weapons that the US military subsequently increased its research and development of meteorological weapons, thus giving rise to action plans such as "Storm", "Popeye", and "Harp".

As a member of the British Army camp of the Ministry of Defense, Brian is more focused on the present.

"So what should we do next?"

"My suggestion is that from now on, we should start radar monitoring 24 hours a day, every minute, to detect the location and movement trajectory of this UFO and find out the patterns, such as the preferred activity area, what it is susceptible to, etc.

As long as we can figure this out, we may be able to find a way to find it, or even destroy it, and thus completely solve the London smog crisis!"

Although Gu Ji had already known the final outcome of this crisis.

But as it was dug out, it was discovered that the matter was related to a mysterious sphere.

Now he doesn't understand whether the crisis will be resolved automatically on December 12, or whether London was saved because of his help in interfering with the UFO.

Gu Ji didn't dare to gamble.

So he could only try his best to participate.

Brian nodded, "That makes sense, I'll arrange it right away!"

a whole night.

Both of them are busy with this matter.

After receiving the anthrax vaccine, Gu Ji stayed up all night in the forest investigating a UFO yesterday, and he was busy all day today.

Finally, he couldn't bear it anymore and hunched over his desk.

Wait until he opens his eyes again.

I was awakened by a series of rapid knocking sounds.

He looked up suddenly and saw Brian and Holt.

"There's something going on. Penny, the UFO witness, has been talking nonsense since he woke up this morning. He wrote down a long string of numbers, more than a thousand in total."

"Let's go over and have a look!"

Gu Ji pretended to be surprised, stood up and followed.

Everything happened just as it did last week.

However, with sufficient preparation in this round, he directly guided Holt and the other man to conduct research and investigation on computer binary codes.

It's not that he means well.

On the one hand, he needs to decipher the code and complete the side quest within a limited time.

On the other hand, he also needed to use this credit to exchange for equivalent intelligence information from the British and American militaries.

"Unbelievable! You clearly said yesterday that it was a weather weapon. Why can it interfere with the human brain today?"

Brian shook his head slightly, looking confused.

"As far as I know, we at 7472 have also encountered incidents where mysterious objects could affect the brain's thinking."

Gu Ji raised his lips slightly, and took the opportunity to question, "Commander Hott, the man who went crazy during the anthrax leak yesterday..."

Holt's pupils shrank slightly, but soon returned to normal. He turned around and said blankly:

"Which one are you talking about?"

"Don't pretend, there's no way you can forget. That person is Paul, right?"

Gu Ji directly retorted, "I guess you used some technology on him, which has something to do with the brain and the mysterious object, right?"

"You! How did you know?"

Holt was completely shocked.

It was as if I had been completely stripped naked.

In fact, if he hadn't fallen out with her and forced his way into the secret laboratory last week, Gu Ji might have really been fooled by this guy.

"That's not important. The point is that I have shown our utmost sincerity, but until now, apart from investigating the UFO in Rendel Forest with you, I have not obtained any intelligence about the mysterious object."

As soon as these words came out.

Holt fell silent immediately.

Gu Ji could clearly feel that he was in a dilemma.

On the one hand, he had absolutely no desire to share intelligence and research progress;

But on the other hand, he didn't want to give up the various important information and clues he revealed.

Brian looked around.

Finally, he was the first to break the silence:

"Ms. Sahana, we in the UK attach great importance to this cooperation, but many projects require complicated discussions and applications due to confidentiality regulations. I hope you can understand. We will apply to the higher authorities right away and I believe we will be able to give you a satisfactory answer!"

After saying that, he pretended to pull Hott away.

Gu Ji stood there quietly watching them perform.

After the call was over, Holt turned around and said to him coldly:

"The higher-ups have agreed. I will take you to the confidential laboratory. Remember, any information you see next cannot be leaked to the outside world!"

"of course."

Gu Ji shrugged his shoulders and followed the two men out of the building, heading towards the military confidential area of ​​the base.

Unexpectedly, after an afternoon and a night of strict disinfection, the isolation restrictions in the confidential area have been lifted. This shows how much importance the military attaches to this secret laboratory.

Along the way, British and American soldiers armed with live ammunition stood guard, and the atmosphere was extremely solemn.

Go through the laboratory door.

The familiar scene appeared in front of Gu Ji again.

But compared to his nervous look last week, he walked in with a swagger this time.

Hott skipped the first and second floors and brought him to the innermost part of the top floor.

It was still the heavy metal door and the round bulletproof observation window.

Along with the sound of hydraulic machinery opening and closing, a high-tech laboratory that was completely out of tune with this era appeared in front of Gu Ji.

Various complex instruments and equipment are arranged in an orderly manner, scientific researchers in white coats are busy shuttling between them, and the air is filled with a faint smell of chemicals.

"This is the core area where we study mysterious objects."

Holt's voice was low and cold, and seemed to carry a hint of reluctance.

Gu Ji's attention was immediately drawn to a huge electrified glass cover in the center of the laboratory. Inside was a pool of mysterious liquid emitting a faint yellow light. This was one of the things he had focused on last week.

It was just because the distance was too far last time that Gu Ji couldn’t see clearly.

Now I see it when I look closer.

The cover is filled with not only golden liquid, but also an irregular metal object. The outside is smooth like a spherical surface, while the inside is irregular in shape. It looks like a part disassembled from a huge sphere.

Its surface occasionally flickered with light, and with each flash, it emitted a slight vibration, as if it had its own life.

"We found this in a secret laboratory of the Hans Army during the Kuden Counterattack. We have conducted countless tests on this incomplete object, but we have never been able to fully analyze its composition and principle."

Brian walked forward, looked at the mysterious object in the glass cover with a complicated expression and said:

"Its material is beyond our understanding and extremely hard. Ordinary cutting tools cannot leave any marks on it. Moreover, it can release a special energy field that interferes with surrounding electronic equipment and biological signals."

Gu Ji leaned in to observe carefully, his mind racing.

This was the first time he had come into such close contact with a real mysterious sphere.

It is unimaginable that in the future, countries around the world will develop all kinds of incredible super-technological weapons from these seemingly dilapidated things!

"What does it have to do with Paul's madness?"

Gu Ji turned to look at Holt and Brian.

Holt hesitated and was about to speak.

Unexpectedly, footsteps were heard behind me, and a short expert said as he walked:

"During the Kuden counterattack, we noticed that many Hans soldiers had abnormal combat capabilities, as if they had taken stimulants. Later we found out that it was because they had been injected with a golden liquid produced by this mysterious object."

Gu Ji turned his head.

Sure enough, the person who spoke just now was the chief director of the secret research institute and the short expert standing in the room last week: Professor Chris!

"Production?"

He didn't quite understand why the other party used this adjective. How could a dead object continue to produce? Wouldn't that be a perpetual motion machine?

"Yes, production. Its circuits have a property similar to that of radioactive elements, which can continuously release special radiation. Its half-life is very long, about... 2.9×10 to the 47th power, and the unit is, years!" (End of this chapter)