When Professor Du Yuesheng hurried to Professor Lin Sen's electronic technology research laboratory, Professor Lin Sen had been waiting there for a long time.

Without waiting for Professor Du Yuesheng to speak, Lin Sen took the initiative to briefly tell him about the discovery of graphene memory.

"This graphene memory must be the product of aliens, which means that it is an important electronic item for the Mayans!" Professor Lin Sen said.

Since Professor Lin Sen got this graphene memory, after several months of painstaking research and cracking, he has now come to a conclusion: this is a strange graphene memory, its function is not just as simple as storing data, it does have its use, and its usefulness is not what earthlings can imagine.

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In order to find out the truth, Professor Lin Sen came up with the best electronic device combined with modern quantum computer technology to open the channel to the memory.

The first to appear in the quantum computer were the three Mayan hieroglyphs "Kairote". What does "Kairoth" mean this time? However, the "Kairuot" in front of me has been designed as a dynamic text, which is eye-catching, beautiful and interesting, like a moving text caricature. And the three words are constantly changing and flickering.

In the three characters "Kairuote", each word has a different color dot hidden in it, these dots are usually invisible, when running to a certain number, the close-up of that word will appear in front of the eyes, and the eye-catching dots keep flashing. After stopping, you have to wait until another cycle activates it.

Its cycle is irregular, and it depends on luck to encounter it. Judging from the current findings, the green dots hidden in the Kai character are relatively easy to touch; If the character is a yellow dot and the character is a red dot, the next two dots appear only once and never appear again, and they cannot be activated now. Whether there are other dots or not is uncertain and needs to be verified.

Professor Lin Sen knew that it was impossible to open the Mayan graphene memory with ordinary electronic device technology on earth. Fortunately, his laboratory brings together various types of advanced equipment and tools for reading electronic information and data. As long as the material of this graphene memory can withstand thousands of years of burial in the ground without damage, he believes that he must have a way to call up the data inside.

He used the most advanced quantum computer and electronic equipment on the earth to purposefully activate and read the green dots that appeared in the Kaizi, opened the green dot file of the Kaizi in this strange graphene memory, and successfully read some of the video materials and text data in the Kaizi.

Fortunately, at that time, he recorded and copied the video, text, and data that appeared in time, and no matter what method was used, the graphene memory could no longer reproduce the green dots, and the door to wake it up seemed to be completely closed.

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"This graphene memory is also too bizarre, just copy the content of a small dot of Kaizi, and it will reach 10,000 megaG! And that's just the tip of the iceberg in the graphene memory as a whole. Professor Linsen said, and took out the key to open the safe, "My 10,000 gigabyte storage disk, copy it, it's almost full—these things about the Maya are very valuable for research, and if the content is released to the public, it will cause a sensation in the whole world." ”

Professor Lin Sen continued: "Maybe the genes of the earthlings contain the genes of the Mayans, and the electronic structure and software production design of the Mayans have many similarities with the earthlings, and their video formats and text formats are also very similar to those used by our modern earthlings, so it is not difficult to crack their software, and the conversion of images and text is also smooth, and the quality of the content will not be lost too much due to the conversion." Otherwise, we wouldn't be able to see this wonderful ultra-clear picture today. ”

As he spoke, Professor Lin Sen turned on the computer, inserted the memory into the external interface of the quantum computer, and opened one of the video contents:

The first thing that catches the eye is four close-up Mayan texts, followed by landscape images and heart-warming music.

"Bird's-eye view of Mars" Professor Du Yuesheng recognized these four big words at a glance and blurted out.