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Collapse Fluid is the exotic matter used to disrupt the attractive and repulsive states of particles. It is not actually a fluid in the proper sense of the term, but rather a particle-wave expanding in the matter to be compressed, stopping its spread once it achieved a state of quantum stability. | Collapse Fluid is the exotic matter used to disrupt the attractive and repulsive states of particles. It is not actually a fluid in the proper sense of the term, but rather a particle-wave expanding in the matter to be compressed, stopping its spread once it achieved a state of quantum stability. | ||
− | Collapse Radiations (坍塌辐射)<ref>[https://www.weibo.com/7367502517/J4bCdvUED?type=comment#_rnd1590927710622 Girls' Frontline 2 Ground Zero description]</ref> emitting bottom quarks and photons are produced when Collapse Fluid permeates matter.<ref name=Files1 /> This makes Collapse Fluid harmful to the human body, spurring the development of the [[Weight Bearing]] project to protect human operators when exploring relics sites.<ref>{{cite|cf1|part. 2}}</ref> In the sites themselves, Collapse Fluid is generally safely contained in crystalline storage capsules, but human exploration has led to numerous incidents and | + | Collapse Radiations (坍塌辐射)<ref>[https://www.weibo.com/7367502517/J4bCdvUED?type=comment#_rnd1590927710622 Girls' Frontline 2 Ground Zero description]</ref> emitting bottom quarks and photons are produced when Collapse Fluid permeates matter.<ref name=Files1 /> This makes Collapse Fluid harmful to the human body, spurring the development of the [[Weight Bearing]] project to protect human operators when exploring relics sites.<ref>{{cite|cf1|part. 2}}</ref> In the sites themselves, Collapse Fluid is generally safely contained in crystalline storage capsules, but human exploration has led to numerous incidents and expositions to Collapse Fluid. Humans exposed to a certain dosage of Collapse Fluid radiation contract [[Eurosky Low-Emission Infectious Disease]],<ref name=Files3>{{cite|cf1|part. 3}}</ref> leading to its military use in dirty bombs. |
Another dangerous aspect of Collapse Fluid is its ability to build up heat under heavy pressure, leading to an explosion once the temperature reaches a certain threshold. This property was responsible for the [[First Beilan Island Incident]].<ref name=Files3 /> A way to counter such an event is to evaporate the Collapse Fluid particles with molten plutonium, such as the one used in nuclear reactors.<ref>{{cite|cf1|part. 8}}</ref> | Another dangerous aspect of Collapse Fluid is its ability to build up heat under heavy pressure, leading to an explosion once the temperature reaches a certain threshold. This property was responsible for the [[First Beilan Island Incident]].<ref name=Files3 /> A way to counter such an event is to evaporate the Collapse Fluid particles with molten plutonium, such as the one used in nuclear reactors.<ref>{{cite|cf1|part. 8}}</ref> |