This thought had just arisen, and everyone wore an expression of disbelief.
Then they exchanged glances.
Ultimately, under the watchful eye of the thin-statured, stern-faced scientist, everyone began recalculating.
That stern scientist also took a draft paper.
Everyone in the room plunged into busyness again.
Meanwhile, the narrator in the broadcast copied down that formula and entered it into the photonic supercomputer.
The final result matched the computations from the Republic's scientists.
This indicated...
It was truly the Soviet Union expert who was wrong!
Hiss—
For a moment, everyone was a bit stunned by the situation.
One must know, much of the Republic's current computational data is based on data provided by the Soviet Union, and now... the textbook was wrong?
Although the host knew the result, there was no way to voice it.
He could only wait.
Within the narrative, Republic scientists recalculated using abacuses, again and again.
