This is what Ravenclaw looks like..

Chapter 651 Magic Under the Stars
It's called action, but it's not magical at all - it even looks a little funny.

Powerful wizards who were strong enough to overthrow most of the Ministry of Magic stepped carefully on their boots stained with potions, tiptoed into the room where the test subjects were sealed, and then watched Andrew use tweezers to carefully put the experimental products into glass bottles for distribution.

Afterwards, these wizards, each of whom could mobilize an army, carefully carried glass bottles to the designated laboratories to collect data.

There's no other way. If you want to use someone else's spaceship, the load cannot be too high. If you want to have an impact, the magic you release cannot be too strong. If you put a Horcrux in, it can be restored even if it is shattered. What are you testing? Do a retest?

Even Andrew himself was no exception. He held the bottle carefully, then went back to start testing the basic data bit by bit, and then patiently recorded it bit by bit with a feather pen.

After the basic data were filled in, he carefully took the things back, sealed them, and then took the next sample back and continued weighing.

This kind of work, which could be done by just finding a student from the club last school year, was done unusually slowly today - Andrew didn't even dare to think about it, his eyes were wide open like a first-year magic student, not daring to miss any details.

But the rewards are significant.

When Andrew tested the third sample, he was full of energy - if there were no major fluctuations in the future, then there would be great news.

Under weightlessness, magic collapses, or in standard terms, spell deactivation occurs at less than half the rate on Earth!
'That doesn't even take into account the effect of the station's air on mana loss - I haven't even tested how quickly spells deactivate in the vacuum of space!'

Andrew discovered a data that had not been tested before just by testing.

The speculation on the effect of gravity caused by this on the rate of magic power loss is worthy of a special experiment!

'And alchemy - gravityless formation, if I remember correctly, a sphere will appear?'

Andrew's eyes lit up.

If these loopholes hadn't appeared, he would never have thought of these strange experimental directions!

"Oh, yes, there is also the influence of space particle flow..."

The astronomy that Andrew had been cramming during this period also played a role - these conflicts constantly gave Andrew prompts in his mind, allowing him to come up with ideas for new attempts one after another.

But these are second-rate.

Because now there is a most important conclusion that is about to emerge.

'Even weak magic still has the possibility of being effective in space, and magically transformed matter is still stable in space!'

"Come again, I'll just skip dinner today!"

Andrew made up his mind firmly, and after quickly recording the measurement data, he stood up quickly, but soon stopped, forcibly suppressing his joy, and then walked towards the warehouse step by step with steady steps.

"Madame Maxime, please be mindful of your behavior. No matter what the outcome, stay calm!"

"Professor Dumbledore, please calm down!"

"Principal Vladislav, please handle it with care!"

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"Mr. Karkaroff, if you do this again, leave immediately!"

Andrew's voice was somewhat distorted through the Bubble Head Curse.

He was now completely pressuring the four headmasters to keep them from getting excited - especially Karkaroff.

Fortunately, no one thought it was wrong, and some even looked apologetic, especially Karkaroff, who looked a little aggrieved after being warned three times by Andrew. But the results were also significant.

Even if I haven't seen the results of other people's measurements, the fact that all the measurements were completed without any damage is worthy of praise, not to mention the data.

But Andrew was in no hurry to draw conclusions.

He asked the principals to sit down, and he ran outside the experimental area to copy all the data several times. Then he carefully held the data and asked them to check each other to verify whether there were any conflicts in the data.

After a half-hour review without any loopholes, Andrew took the principals back to the storage room and began to select samples for destructive experiments and took out some of them.

"Let's start the destructive experiment, please, Professor Dumbledore."

Andrew directly assigned the private task to Dumbledore, watched in a businesslike manner, and then recorded the data with the other headmasters.

If you do a job, you have to do it fully—Andrew held the experimental records and started to watch.

This job was indeed a bit of an overkill, but there was no other way, as Dumbledore had the steadiest hands and his spellcasting was the most impressive by everyone.

But no matter what, there is no way to change the essence of this job, which is to let Dumbledore complete the easiest destructive experiment in the simplest and least showy way.

Even Dumbledore couldn't come up with something special - with just the slightest change, the detection spell would produce inaccurate data.

But fortunately, the principal did not show any disdain at all. Instead, he performed enthusiastically in front of the other three principals, and even had a little excitement on his face...

However, Andrew directly put a stop to the recording thing - during data collection, even the dream system, its own son, had to give in!
Without the influence of fluctuations, destructive experiments successfully verified the previous conclusions.

The principals present could no longer suppress the smiles on their faces, including Andrew.

"Ready to record, principals!"

He announced loudly, and at the same time simply distributed the souvenirs that were not intended to disrupt the experiment, leaving only some original samples to be sealed up later. "Give everyone a copy of the experimental record, and arrange the order in which each person is responsible for reading it, leaving a valuable document for future researchers!"

After nearly a year of hard work, data on the loss of common magic in space, the impact of space stations on magic loss, the impact of airless vacuum conditions on protective magic, and even the impact of the long journey during rocket launches on transfiguration materials have all been collected. The wizard's space journey is directly standing on the shoulders of giants.

As for the subsequent design, additional investment, real aviation and new material trials, they are all later matters. Now is the time to celebrate.

Wizards can now take their first steps towards the stars - and it has been proven that magic can truly be performed in space.

That's enough, at least for now.

The joint action of the four schools and four ministries of magic, which had negotiated with the opportunity of the Triwizard Tournament, had a good ending.

"Start preparing the lines and record it," Andrew did not participate in the line distribution plan, but after the discussion, he was directly assigned the task of reading the summary - this style of work would not look right no matter how others looked at it.

"Taylor, start recording. Everyone, get ready. It will start in three minutes."

Dumbledore waved his wand gently, and his robes transformed into a much more gorgeous set than before.

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"No, Principal, you are... what else should I change before leaving school..."

(End of this chapter)