69novels Chapter 373 Looking up at the stars
Chapter 373 Looking up at the stars
This situation is an inherent bug in matter with space, and there are many types of it.
The protagonists in many stories use the inherent characteristics of space as a means.
The spatial rules in this world view are particularly loose, at least the rules of the space obtained by the Traceless Extension Spell are extremely loose.
It is equivalent to another independent world. The matter inside moves with the objects that have been stretched with the Traceless Stretching Spell, and at the same time can have its own operating state.
For example, Newt's box, he took it to the United States, and the animals inside also arrived in the United States at the same time, and the animals inside can jump out when he is not paying attention. When the animal jumps out, its own speed is the sum of the moving speed of the box and the speed when it leaves the box.
This is a state superposition.
It is easy to understand. Suppose the box moves at a speed of 5 meters per meter per second, and the mouse in the box jumps out at a speed of 2 meters per second, and the direction it jumps out is exactly the same as the moving direction of the box, then the mouse's moving speed relative to the ground will be 7 meters per second.
This state of superposition is simply the ideal state for Sai's space program.
If things were not like this, the situation would be different.
Assuming that the matter in space cannot obtain a speed consistent with space, then the matter that Sai smuggled into space using the space cabinet cannot leave the space. Once it leaves the space, it will fall to the ground due to gravity.
That situation will lead to another bug: what is the status of the materials in the space cabinet? Are they relatively static?
If they are only stationary relative to the space inside the space cabinet, but not stationary relative to the space cabinet itself, then their state should be a constant state. After being placed in the space cabinet, theoretically they should be completely separated from the earth and should no longer be affected by the earth.
The fact is, the space created by the Traceless Extension Spell only expands the interior of an object so that it can hold more things. These things are essentially just moved to a storage location on the earth and have no impact on leaving the earth.
This situation is also a bug. Logically speaking, if only one storage location is changed, the mass or weight of the seamless expansion bag should be the sum of all the materials it carries.
But in fact, it is not!
This is also very scary. Mr. Sai used a space cabinet to hold 700 million tons of matter, and the weight of the space cabinet is still the weight of the titanium alloy cabinet itself. This is equivalent to 700 million tons of matter disappearing from the earth out of thin air!
Seven hundred million tons of the earth's total mass disappeared out of thin air!
If Sai is really smart enough, he can even take away a large piece of the Earth, causing a drastic change in the mass of the entire Earth!
It could even lead to the collapse of the Earth-Moon system, causing changes in the Earth's orbit in the solar system, and thus destroying the Earth's entire biosphere!
Isn't this more terrifying than a nuclear bomb? ! !
Fortunately, Sai is not the kind of madman who thinks about destroying the world all day long. When he goes crazy, even he would be afraid of himself.
The truth is that he has unknowingly mastered too many methods that could destroy the entire biosphere or even cause the earth to collapse.
He also said that as long as the space cabinet is big enough and can hold enough things, and is thrown down from space, and then the magic on the space cabinet is canceled at perigee, it will be equivalent to a large enough asteroid hitting the earth. The surface biosphere will be destroyed for sure, and it is hard to say whether the earth will directly disintegrate at that time.
Stop it, stop it!
This is always on my mind, and I might want to experiment one day when I suddenly get a brain wrench. If I don't get enough rest and sleepwalk one day, it would be funny if I get up and give the Earth a few orb-scars.
Look, just this small bug is enough for the Earth to bear. There is no need to throw things down from space. Just take away enough matter from the Earth, and the change in the gravity ratio between the Earth and the Moon will be enough for the Earth to cause a huge disaster.
By then, the surface biosphere will be ravaged and people will be confused and at a loss as to why.
Maybe a wizard will say, are others just watching you pretend?
How could Sai not think of this?
It's time for the Fidelius Spell to come into play!
As long as Sai has perseverance, sooner or later he will be able to hide enough territory so that no one can find it.
He could hide the Himalayas and move them away!
Similarly, as long as he is determined enough, he can even hide all the uninhabited areas on the earth!
People will find that the earth has suddenly become much smaller!
It's unreasonable, but I can't find the reason!
And this situation is not impossible, because the Traceless Stretching Spell does have such a property.
So what if we assume that the space created by the Traceless Stretching Spell is still affected by the earth, and the matter inside it has only changed its storage location? In this way, the total mass of the earth will not change, so there will be no bug, right?
No! Yes, there is one too!
Assuming that space is just filled with matter and does not affect the mass of matter, then another situation will arise. A small object will have an unreasonable mass. Suppose you make a button with a large enough internal control price. In fact, it doesn't need to be too big. It just needs to be able to hold the 700 million tons of materials in his space cabinet. Isn't it in disguised form to obtain a piece of matter that exceeds the density of a neutron star?
You should know that the density of a neutron star is only between 8 million tons and 20 billion tons per cubic centimeter.
The situation was equally terrifying!
The reality is that the matter inside the space cabinet can be considered to be separated from the Earth, completely independent, and will acquire the same speed as their carrier - the space cabinet.
This situation provides great convenience for Sai to explore the universe!
Because of this law, Sai does not need to consider the influence of mass when launching the anchor point into space. Also because of this, he does not have to worry about falling back to the surface due to gravity when taking out supplies from the space cabinet in space.
Also because of this law, he can freely choose whether to build a space station on the surface or in space.
As long as the anchor point is launched, he can take the Base No. 1 Magic Ship to the synchronous orbit at any time and make it a real spaceship!
Sainz looked up.
"It's almost there, don't worry, it's almost there!
Wait a little longer, until Sai has put all the knowledge in the world into his "brain", then we will come!
Don't worry, it won't be too far!"
His work on developing deep space exploration projects does not prevent him from teaching students.
On this day, he found that he could not enter the Room of Requirement, and it seemed that the DA had been established.
"Ms. Lovegood, your hat is so unique!" Sainz said to Luna Lovegood after class.
Luna said in a sleepwalking voice, "I'm glad you like it Professor... you find it special, don't you? I'm supporting my friends, they're Gryffindors."
Sainz sighed in his heart, "This girl is really unexpected!" Luna was wearing a lion hat on her head, and the key point was that it was indeed as big as a lion's head.
"Nice Transfiguration. It looks very detailed. Have you shown it to Professor McGonagall? Maybe she'll give you extra points."
"No..." Luna's voice sounded a little lost, and she didn't know whether she didn't show it to Professor McGonagall or Professor McGonagall didn't give her extra points.
She touched the lion's head with her magic wand, and the lion opened its mouth and let out a realistic roar, "What a pity, I wanted it to pick up a snake, but it's too late..."