The second wire to emerge from this partnership is the wire that branches out from the aforementioned central wire. The ends of this wire are surrounded by iron atoms, to ensure a stable connection with the central wire, and the telephone itself. Then the wire itself carries the signal through its core, using the surrounding air atoms as insulation. As such, the engine used to construct such a wire needs to be able to switch between producing the end of the wire and the center. This demonstration shows the engine’s capability to create wire of any variable length, such that even on uneven terrain, it has no trouble connecting a residency’s telephone to the network below. Were we to stop generating additional wire, the machine would disable arm 2, switching the structure back to make an additional seven air core variants, before capping the wire off with some additional iron and coming to a halt.
