Hogwarts: Wizards of Eternity.

Chapter 126: Dream of Space, Blue Planet

The overall design of Roger's Alchemy Space Rocket was based on the Shenzhou series of rockets he had seen in his childhood.

The overall architecture is slender, and the structures are similar but not exactly the same.

At the bottom is the power unit, which is filled with fusion "fuel" that Roger extracted from seawater near the Aegean Sea. As long as the thermonuclear fusion spell is used, it can continuously convert into powerful power.

There are many things to consider when designing a rocket, such as parameters, whether the components are correct, weather temperature and wind speed, power system, weight, astronauts' physical tolerance, etc.

Roger doesn't need to consider any of this.

Weather, solved by meteorological spell.

Weight, space, traceless extension spell, transfiguration.

Motivation, Roger himself is the real source of motivation.

As for the human body's endurance, Roger goes without saying. Harry, with the help of magic and preparation, is also unmatched by Muggles in many aspects.

With many fewer concerns, Roger's rocket is much shorter than the Muggle-tech rocket. The living cabin is directly above the power unit. It is obviously a rocket, but it is like a car, with an 'engine wheels + shell'. The main feature is its powerful flying bricks.

"Let's go, Roger!" Harry said.

As a Muggle-born Harry certainly knew that space travel was a dangerous thing, and he had also heard of the tragic scenes of rocket crashes.

However, he had no worries about the alchemical rocket under his feet.

the reason is simple.

Because Roger is too strong!
With Roger's strength, without the involvement of magic, let alone the crash of the rocket, just looking at the posture he had shown in the German Ministry of Magic, Harry didn't think he would necessarily die even if he was hit by two hydrogen bombs.

This is still the case of hard resistance.

If something really goes wrong, there is no need to resist. Roger can just use magic to take himself away.

Harry had seen Roger practice the Apparition Charm.

There is still enough time to teleport away.

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In fact, Roger also made some design errors in this rocket.

"Tsk, if I had known I wouldn't have added this spell for the sake of comfort." Roger sighed.

Sitting in the living module of the rocket, Roger watched through the window as he passed through the clouds, but it didn't feel real at all.

Taking into account the possible problem of weightlessness in space, Roger performed a magic trick to solidify gravity. As a result, when the rocket was launched, Roger felt worse than taking the bus. It was like watching videos in front of a computer or mobile phone.

I didn't feel any push on my back or any acceleration of gravity.

The Rockets are now sprinting, and Roger can't cast a spell to suddenly change anything.

...Not to mention the effort it took to build this rocket, the various alchemical materials consumed are really expensive, and Roger doesn't want to blow it up unless necessary.

Let's get rid of this unpleasant curse after entering space.

Roger was slightly dissatisfied, but Harry stared out the window excitedly the whole time.

"The earth has become smaller." Harry had been traveling for more than a month and had seen many wonders while traveling through time and space, but this was his first time to look down at the world from a high altitude.

This is different from flying.

The flight altitude of an aircraft is generally around 6000 to 10000 meters.

The troposphere, stratosphere, mesosphere... and the final magnetic field boundary.

10km and 1000km have completely different feelings.

When they reached the height that few people in the entire human history had reached, not only Harry, but even Roger had a rare flash of emotion in his eyes.

That pure and blue planet, their 'mother planet' Earth, was reflected in the pupils of both of them in a completely new posture.

The two were silent for a long time.

After a long while, Roger turned his eyes away and looked to the other side. He wanted to see something else.

Pulling out his magic wand, Roger changed a round button into a square and carefully experienced the change.

...Generally speaking, the feeling of casting a spell is slightly different from that on earth, but it is very subtle. If I didn't have a second brain that could achieve absolute memory, I probably wouldn't be able to notice the difference.

Through this, Roger confirmed the two doubts that he had in his mind before.

One is whether magic can be used outside of Earth, and the answer is yes.

The other is... the thoughts of all living beings on Earth do indeed help the wizard's spellcasting!

When you are far enough away from all living beings, it seems that the "signal" has fluctuated a little, and the blessing has been slightly weakened.

But it’s harmless.

As long as it is not a question of 'existence or non-existence', it will be easy.

Roger had read some science fiction books in his previous life, in which there was a saying that outside the earth's environment, physics would undergo some incomprehensible changes, just like in the space environment, metals would undergo a "cold welding" phenomenon that would not normally occur on earth.

So someone decided to use the Earth as a 'physical rule stabilizer' to take the entire Earth on a journey through the universe.

At worst, when the time comes to develop the universe myself, I can follow suit and take hundreds of millions of people with me.

With the space extension spell and virtual reality technology, Roger thought this would not be too difficult to achieve.

After retracting his divergent thoughts and verifying that he could cast spells even without leaving the Earth's atmosphere, he started to get down to business.

'Shadowshift'!
As space fluctuated, Roger came into close contact with the universe with his body.

He then fulfilled another childhood wish.

"It turns out that without the filtering and refraction of the atmosphere or any other substances, the real sun is this color."

Look at the sun in the universe, get√!
Oh, I almost forgot, there's a second one.

Speak in the universe and see if sound really cannot be transmitted.

This one is also completed.

After finishing these two things, Roger looked around leisurely in the space.

Neither the high temperature, the radiation, nor anything else caused Roger any discomfort.

After all, he is still human only in appearance, and the inside of his body has long been something inexplicable.

Ordinary things have no influence on him.

"...That's great. If history had continued as it was, this place would have turned into a garbage dump in a few decades." Roger looked at the azure color beneath his feet with a hint of regret.

With the advancement of human aerospace technology, rockets will no longer be exclusive to major powers. Private companies and even some individuals will begin to have the ability to launch their own satellites.

According to data, in the era when Roger lived, there were nearly 1.7 million pieces of space junk floating near the earth!

They are all debris left by various satellites, spacecraft, and rockets.

This situation is not static, but is getting worse.

According to a certain theory, if the amount of space debris is too much, it will even seriously affect human space development.

But before that day really comes, all countries in the world will spend money and make great efforts to deal with this problem.

Just like before the tragic disaster in London, many people did not care about environmental pollution.

When it hurts, when will you know you are wrong...

"But now that I'm here, the course of history will most likely not turn out that way."

It is now 1992. Roger's three-dimensional method will become popular in the next few years. By the 21st century, who knows what the world will look like.

With this in mind, Roger was about to return to the Dream Builder, but a sudden flash of inspiration occurred to him.

"Wait, space junk...if I use some magical means, it looks like I could create a pretty dangerous weapon right now!"

(End of this chapter)