Okay then, Computer, Analysis!
No! Itâs too cold! Hajhaj! We need around 200 Hajar worth of Void Matter, portals everywhere in the machine leading to underwater volcanoes, and double electrons! And make it as many volcanoes as you can, so they donât cool down!
Okay okay okay okay okayâŠ
Good, the double electrons do their thing, finally I found a use for them.
Okay, good, portals provide warmth. I should have known letting something this cold into the machine is a bad idea.
And the void. Okay, okay, good, itâs circulating properly.
That should be it. Computer! Analysis.
Okay, it is slow and choppy, but it works. That was to expect, given the temperature and the double electrons.
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Good, now get out of the machine!
*You are being teleported 10,3 metres away from the machine. You can see Hajhaj collapsing into a pile of Hajar, none of them moving even a bit.*
Okay, you really are an interesting one. Mainly because you seem to be breaking the laws of physics.
So, in your middle there is an item similar to a singularity, but it seems to only absorb energy, be it in the form of moving atoms or radiation. That means that the space around this singularity is always at absolute zero. A few centimetres below your surface is a layer of atoms that moves extremely fast, which negates most of the cold that comes from your core. Your breath does not pass this layer, which is why it only heats up to 33 K. Also, the constant extreme movement creates a magnetic field, which explains your magnetic properties.
Now, I have no idea how the âcold holeâ works, or where the energy for the moving atoms comes from. That should not be possible, yet here you are, despite the laws of physics.
