Ingenuus R&D: Lab 002

[Remnant]

McCool sure did seem interested in the property behind bending light. The field was indeed rather interesting, I personally have never seen a man pull out a spectrometer to verify my discovery as quick as he did at the time. As such, i've been asked to perhaps take a deeper look into the field, as well as the properties behind which it may be harnessed.

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First, i'll be explaining a little about bending light in the first place. As far as we know, there are two different ways to bend light around a figure. Either naturally through large gravity sources, or through active electronics which manipulate EM fields to warp the light around an object.

Example of gravity bending light

Through further study into what precise fields the core likes to put out, it's been discovered that there are actually variations with the Electromagnetism being put out by it. There is the kind which electronics despise, yet there seems to be a small presence of 'natural' capacities to bend light hidden in a lower level. Two different kinds of the magnetism. Being generated at the same time like this is almost unheard of, due to the equipment which would be required. However being done in a 'natural' state?

If the power cell is capable of doing such a thing, it brings up a few questions on why the field is so small. If we were somehow able to.. switch the larger field at the time, with the other? Right now, standard EM is the large emission from the power cell. What if we were able to suppress the standard EM, and bring out the interesting light bending properties field instead. It's theoretically Electromagnetism still, it shouldn't have any negative effects on the power cell by doing this. The only issue I see right now? How do you swap between the two. Human machines may upset the balance if we attempt to do such in an inefficient way.. I'll do some research. Until then.