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Chapter 563: The Tea Party Becomes More Formal
"Yes, that's right. Speed ​​is very important. Or rather, speed is the most important. At least that's what I think."

At the tea party, Andrew nodded.

The idea that Kodosdoriz's student just now had was really good, even better than the method he had come up with.

"Are you sure, Mr. Taylor? But magic doesn't place much emphasis on speed. Space and speed don't have much to do with each other, and they can be said to conflict with each other."

A senior at Durmstrang held a different view, and his reasons were very valid - whether it was individual Apparition, the use of object-assisted portkeys, or the stable opening of the space channel Floo network, none of them had anything to do with speed.

Wizards and Muggles are not the same, and wizards should have their own magic - perhaps better materials can withstand longer-distance transmission (named by Andrew) instead of needing to build a large and extremely fast auxiliary device.

This topic took up a large amount of discussion time today - the most elite young wizards from the four countries communicated with each other in an unskilled language, exchanged ideas, and improved them rapidly.

The tea party format has changed a lot compared to the original one. The ban mode has been lifted for all students above grade seven, but if they reveal strong political tendencies, maliciously attack others, or make irrelevant remarks multiple times, they will be permanently expelled.

As for lower grade students, they must raise their hands before they have the right to speak - however, if they make several brilliant speeches in a row or have extremely excellent ideas, they will be moved directly to the front row to enjoy the treatment of seventh graders.

There's no way. I've only been learning magic for a few years. One more year will not allow me to accumulate a lot of knowledge. Especially after taking the advanced class, there are no other homework to hold me back. I can devote myself fully to my favorite subjects.

"A lot of lower grade students have left these days," Andrew said, looking at the empty seats at the back, feeling calm.

"A lot of people left, but a lot of people stayed, and they were more focused than before. They are not here to have a tea party, but to learn... This is a good thing."

"I guess I have to stay in school after graduation. The Triwizard Tournament must be held every four years, and the bigger the impact, the better. Without this excuse, how can I get all these outstanding students to come and discuss it?"

These discussions have not been without results - although the grand package regarding the definition of basic magic has not yet reached a conclusion, the property definitions of a series of materials derived from this undefined basic magic have already produced eleven feasible standards.

A lot of magic technologies based on upgrading magic materials have been proposed. Although the feasibility is only discussed in theory at present, looking at the way these students are eager to try, I am afraid that the relevant skill trees will be lit up soon.

"I still stick to the speed flow," a sixth-grade student in the front row stood up as Andrew looked at the tea party lineup that was taking shape. "The three commonly used transmission methods are not very relevant, and the talent requirements are too high."

"The most important thing is that there are technical secrets that cannot be circumvented - the formula for making Floo powder has not been leaked at all. Compared to the grand future, I hope that we can first take a simple look and really go outside to see this planet. The Muggles have already completed this project!"

"But do you think that's easy? Do you know how difficult it is to send a solid object high into the sky? Your carriage in Beauxbatons can't even reach a fraction of that speed. The speed required to escape this planet is much faster than you can imagine!"

A seventh-year student from Durmstrang stood up and retorted, "That's 11.2 kilometers per second. Even the best broomstick can't catch up to a fraction of that!"

"No, sir from Durmstrang. That's a special speed given by Muggles," another student of Kodostoriz stood up. "We are very familiar with this. In fact, it is the speed calculated to leave without flying power. In fact, if you can keep flying straight up, you can leave the planet even at a small speed." As if to increase his persuasiveness, he gave an example, "We have tried using a big tree before, but the higher we fly, the lower the temperature, and it becomes difficult to breathe. Even if we use the Bubble Head Charm and the Warming Charm, we will still encounter various dangers."

"Have you flown before?"

The Durmstrang students' eyes widened.

"Of course, we imitated Gagarin, the first human to leave this planet. After all, that's cool. But the imitator was a predecessor many years ago. After he flew high into the sky, the magic attached to the tree gradually lost its effect. Then we would imitate him occasionally and created many protective magics, but they were not formal enough and not many people paid attention to them."

???

Andrew was stunned.

No?

You guys ride a tree into space? With a bubble spell and a heat preservation spell on your head?

Aren’t Kodosdoriz’s students really asking for death?

But there is nothing wrong with the theory. As long as you can keep flying upwards and pass through more than a thousand kilometers of atmosphere, you can theoretically reach the outside of the earth safely.

The scary first and second cosmic velocities simply refer to the speeds that an object needs to maintain in unpowered flight - in fact, if you can build a pillar more than a thousand kilometers long, it is not impossible to poke it into the sky.

Something very magical like the Flying Spell was used to solve this problem - in fact, Andrew had thought about this problem when he brought it up before. Compared with Muggles, it is much easier for wizards to fly.

Most of the Muggle flying equipment relies on the propulsion generated by the exhaust of fuel combustion, and the fuel's own weight is very limited. The flying spell of the broomstick is so outrageous that Kodos Dorizzi's thing can work even if it is placed on a piece of wood!

The only things that needed to be changed were the material limitations and the spell time limit. As for the problem of high-altitude production - Andrew had previously planned to improve the bubble head spell, but now that he had begun to learn alchemy, he was no longer worried about this problem.

'You can even improve the flying broom to make a return device and a safety device. If there is a problem with the carrier, you can use the backup mechanism - you still need to pile up materials! '

"Well, now the time is up. It seems that we still haven't reached a conclusion. We will continue tomorrow," Andrew waited for the last student to finish speaking and then everyone shut up (using Transfiguration to suppress the sound in front of everyone). "We will continue tomorrow. As long as Hogwarts is not in session, our tea party will be held here stably."

(End of this chapter)