American comics: To become a god at the beginning, I choose to practice both science and magic

According to Dane's guess about the power of Asgard, the power of the Rainbow Bridge may be the same as that of the Aesir.

This may be why, after the Rainbow Bridge was damaged, the Asgardians were still able to use teleportation magic.

In the movie "Infinity War", Heimdall was able to use dark magic to teleport Banner to Earth before he died, which shows that the Rainbow Bridge is not absolutely irreplaceable.

It's just that this kind of teleportation magic should be very difficult and not everyone can learn it.

Therefore, it is not as convenient as using artifacts. The Rainbow Bridge is a public artifact that can be used by anyone.

But the Eternal Spear in Odin's hand and the Stormbreaker used by Thor in the future have stabilized the teleportation function of the Rainbow Bridge.

But there is a question here. Since the function of the Rainbow Bridge originated from Asgard, why can the Stormbreaker still control the Rainbow Bridge after the Ragnarok occurred and the God's Domain and Hela were destroyed together?

Or, after Asgard was destroyed, why could Thor, an Aesir, continue to use God's Power 10?

According to Dane's reasoning, after Asgard was destroyed, the Aesir's power should have dissipated like a rootless duckweed.

Just like Star-Lord, when Ego was still alive, he was a god, and when Ego died, he lost all his power.

But from the subsequent situation, Thor's power did not dissipate because of the destruction of Asgard, but became stronger, and even the broken Thor's hammer could continue to be used, which seemed a bit unreasonable.

He thought about it and thought about it, and finally thought of the Pantheon-the City of Almighty, and also thought of Valhalla.

Especially Valhalla, it did not destroy with the destruction of Asgard, it was still intact, and it also took in the soul of Jane after her death.

Perhaps the power of the Aesir is not only connected to the divine realm, but also closely related to Valhalla.

Dane twisted the ring floating in the air in his hand. He was not interested in the power of the Aesir. He had experienced this power many times.

But he was very interested in the ability of the Rainbow Bridge to move in space at will. If he could crack its principle, it would be a major technological breakthrough not only for him personally but also for Umbrella's aerospace business.

The most popular way of interstellar travel in the entire universe today is space folding, which is a technology for space jumping through star map positioning and folding channels.

The folding channels are widely distributed in the known universe, shaped like a giant net, which connects countless civilized planets together, which is somewhat similar to the Internet and can be called a star network.

This star network is similar to a highway built in the universe, and the aerospace civilization only needs to find the entrance and match the corresponding engine to travel through the stars.

The matching engine is a common thing in the mainstream universe civilization, just like the internal combustion engine on Earth, anyone who can afford a car can have one.

And the principle of this engineSimple and easy to repair, there are countless corresponding parts available for replacement in the mainstream universe.

There are even spray-type nanorobots, which can be automatically repaired by spraying them directly on the damaged parts of the spacecraft. Rocket Raccoon has used this thing, which is very simple.

The existence of the star network and shuttle engines has greatly reduced the difficulty of interstellar travel for aerospace civilizations, but because of this, the technological development of many civilizations has gone astray.

Since the shuttle star network engine is very popular in the mainstream universe and the principle is simple, any slightly decent industrial civilization can manufacture it with a blueprint.

From the performance in the movie, it seems that there is no need for a major breakthrough in materials science to manufacture such an engine, and the energy supply only requires the energy level of nuclear fusion to be sufficient for interstellar travel.

After being modified, the Quinjet fighter of S.H.I.E.L.D. can perform space jumps, not to mention that in "What.If?", even Wakanda's vibranium aircraft can go deep into deep space and shuttle through space with Star-Lord Black.

It can be seen that in the Marvel Universe, the threshold for interstellar civilization is actually very low. As long as you have a little contact with the mainstream universe, you can obtain the warp technology.

But this is actually a shortcut, because no one knows who built the Star Network, and the origin of the engine technology is no longer traceable. Most civilizations in the mainstream universe are actually "take-it-as-it-is", knowing only what it is but not why it is.

Except for aerospace technology, their other technologies are actually far behind, especially in terms of weapons.

Things like energy weapons can be manufactured by Hydra in the last century, but to be honest, they are not much more efficient than live ammunition weapons.

A laser gun can kill people, so can't a bullet kill? (To read the violent novels, go to Feilu Novel Network!)

Most aliens can neither defend against laser guns nor bullets. Under Barrett, all beings are still equal.

The only thing that can completely render live ammunition ineffective is probably the energy shield, but this kind of thing is only available to advanced civilizations, such as the Kree Empire or the Nova Corps, which can only produce it in large quantities.

Thanos is so famous in the universe, but his lackeys, the Chitauri, rely on armor to protect themselves from bullets?

It is conceivable that if the Avengers had not dealt with the Chitauri during the New York War, then the nuclear bomb that exploded over New York might have really taken away all the aliens in the city.

From this, it can be seen that there is no absolutely insurmountable gap in technology between Earth civilization and other interstellar civilizations, and they can catch up.

But this is somewhat contrary to Dane's idea.

The Trisolarians in "The Three-Body Problem" have a home planet that is not very far from Earth, but it takes 500 years to travel there, but they can lock down the science of Earth civilization with a small sophon.

Before all the three-body fleets arrived in the solar system, the water droplets used for detection alone almost destroyed all the fleets accumulated by the Earth over hundreds of years, directly killing the confidence of 160 people on Earth.

This absolute generation gap in technology is almost invisible in the Marvel Universe.

In the Marvel Universe, even primitive planets have the possibility of turning the tables in the face of interstellar civilizations. Even if this possibility is small, it is not zero.

If the human fleet in "The Three-Body Problem" came to the Marvel world, let alone the Chirita, if there were no infinite gems and gloves, I am afraid that Thanos would be beaten by the densely packed warships and run away.

Of course, if it is the comic version of Thanos, it is another matter.

Therefore, Dane does not want to follow the deformed technological development path of the mainstream Marvel Universe. Things like the Star Network are convenient, but they are not beneficial to the progress of science, so he plans to take another path.

There is also a peculiar attribute in the Marvel Universe, that is, there is a possibility of mutual communication between technology and mystery. The magic of the Asgardians can be analyzed using scientific methodology.

Dane is ready to explore the advantages of human beings themselves, re-deconstruct these magical knowledge, and then reproduce them with the advantages of human science.

So what are the advantages of human beings?

It is the industrial system, the infinite desire for productivity, and the firm belief that scientific things are replicable and infinitely repeatable.

If vibranium is no longer a non-renewable resource, if uru metal can be mass-produced, and if Thor's hammer can be made available to everyone.

Then let alone Thanos, even the Celestials will kill you! .