CHAPTER 908: CHAPTER 153 HISTORICAL ECHOES

Su Zhan never stopped writing, constantly transcribing his memories of the past few years into words. At the same time, he continually compares the conclusions drawn from this exploration with various hypotheses and conclusions of the Rama Project three hundred years ago.

This report might even be seen by His Majesty Yawgmoth—although the chances are slim, it’s still possible—it needs to be well-prepared.

Research into the Olorun civilization was once a hot topic in academia. However, by the twenty-first century, around the sixties and seventies, this enthusiasm gradually waned. The main reason was the extreme scarcity of study materials.

At that time, Argon II was just outside the Oort cloud. Perhaps by astronomical standards, this distance was "very close," but Argon II was still too small. Additionally, with the technological level of humans at the time, even if discovered, it could not be brought back.

All human research is based on Argon I, which had been dormant for tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of years, and during its landing process, most of the "non-stele information" was lost.

Moreover, the Rama Project performed quite well. Before the United Nations dissolved this project team, allowing subsequent results to be handed over to each country individually, Argon I had already been thoroughly researched. Thanks to the top scientists of that era, in less than ten years, most of the research into Argon I had entered deep waters, where results could not be achieved overnight.

Martial Ancestor found the key to unlock the secrets. And the greatest crown behind the door was seized by Yawgmoth.

The "isozyme" project, to put it simply, by using human ideas and methods, designed a simple robot for every work segment within Argon I that needed a corresponding robot.

At that time, Earthlings were still on their Mother Planet, so they didn’t need to consider resistance to radiation or stability. They just needed to consume resources and continuously try and error. Besides, there were numerous remnants available as clues. Through this method, humans managed to deduce most of the working logic of robots within Argon, this closed system.

The ultimate goal was to revive the special Industrial Mother Machine and make that Industrial Mother Machine operate according to preset ways.

According to historical records, this was when Martial Ancestor first demonstrated his talent in engineering and project management. When he proposed the plan, he was just a marginal figure within the Rama Project. This series of detailed research plans provided him with an opportunity to showcase his talents. But originally, researchers like him were not qualified to undertake such a significant project alone. Although he proposed the whole plan, he only received a position with name but without power, an honorary "Project Chief Advisor," with responsibilities only slightly above his previous level.

However, at that time, Martial Ancestor’s superior was Conquest Heavenly King. Conquest Heavenly King gave Martial Ancestor considerable support, and Martial Ancestor utilized this honorary role to the fullest.

Indeed, Martial Ancestor succeeded.

That Industrial Mother Machine, along with its internal transparent components, could synthesize proteins with specific patterns using simple organic materials and interfere with protein reaction processes using lasers. Optical Tweezers could also move some subcellular structures.

Additionally, the Industrial Mother Machine had an internal Crystal Foam filled with cavities of five to fifteen micrometers in diameter. By adding simple organic materials like phospholipids and using laser irradiation, there was a certain probability of obtaining cells.

The information engraved into organic materials by the Industrial Mother Machine using lasers came from the stele—Martial Ancestor was right, that "codebook," was indeed the biological information from the Olorun Civilization’s Mother Planet.

It wasn’t entirely genetic information. The initial target products of the Industrial Mother Machine were several types of interacting enzymes.

Eliminate all symbols related only to reading rules such as "start", "stop", "direction," then input from the first stele, line by line from right to left and top to bottom, to get the original "codebook."

Yawgmoth His Majesty didn’t wait for Argon I’s Industrial Mother Machine to produce the first Olorun Cell before making the most significant achievement of his life with these interacting enzymes—actually, His Majesty always doubted whether what was produced could truly be considered Olorun Beings. This set of robots functioned by collecting common simple organic materials indigenous to the landing planet and interacting with the local environment to produce complex organic materials. In this way, the final products obtained on different planets might differ greatly, potentially failing to construct the enzyme system with those intricate network-like reaction pathways.

Furthermore, the technology of Olorun Civilization’s laser interference with reaction processes was not precise, not at all fine. The cells generated by such an Industrial Mother Machine would inevitably differ significantly from the original cells of the Olorun Civilization’s Mother Planet, perhaps only to have "partial fragments of genetic information written in 0s and 1s that closely resemble the Olorun Civilization’s Mother Planet biology."

Humans used DNA to carry this piece of information, but Olorun people’s genetic information might not be written on DNA.

Was Olorun Civilization merely trying to sow seeds on distant alien planets?

But what is the significance?

This would simply produce a batch of alien beings that do not resemble Olorun people, with civilizations unrelated to Olorun people, bearing only some resemblance to Olorun people when their partial genetic information is written out in binary form. Moreover, it would take billions of years for these alien beings to evolve wisdom and develop civilization.

For civilization, it holds no significance.

Could it be entrusting the hope in other advanced civilizations discovering it?

Or perhaps, it’s about providing some sort of hint to the discoverer?

Human technology has already left Argon far behind, yet humans still cannot understand Argon’s builders.

Su Zhan continuously summarized the research results from three hundred years ago, then compared them with the research results of Argon II. The Rama Project indeed deserves the participation of legendary figures like Martial Ancestor, Conquest Heavenly King, and Yawgmoth. From Argon II’s perspective, many of their deductions were remarkably accurate. However, some hypotheses should now be overturned.

After researching for a while, Su Zhan leaned back in his chair, relaxing fully and letting his consciousness ascend into online space.

To maintain work efficiency, he needed to take a break.

This is the intranet of the Godspeed Court, an artificially constructed online space with a large, vast map and many entertainment projects. It began being constructed more than a hundred years ago when the previous generation of the Godspeed Court was built, a "Spiritual Homeland" loved by all at King of Godspeed’s command.

Of course, the premise is not to encounter one’s immediate superior within it.

Running into the King himself is better than running into one’s superior.