Magic Tower Starry Sky

Following Juan's line of sight, Lin also looked at his feet. Special magic spells are printed on the soles of the feet, forming a clearly visible magic pattern. It is also this magic circle that changes one's own perception of the direction of gravity, and is able to stand firmly on the plane touched by the soles of the feet.

Lin replied: "Yes, it's like walking on flat ground."

"Do you think it is possible to reverse the magic and attach this magic to the object so that all the people standing on it can stand stably?"

"It's an interesting idea to use the flat ground technique to replace the gravity device." Lin rubbed his chin while thinking.

The reason why many hard science fiction works are still classified as "fantasy" and cannot rise to the level of "science" is because they always propose some technologies that even scientific theories cannot prove to be achievable. One of these is the gravity device. This includes the two major sci-fi works of Meidi: Star_War and Star_Trek, both of which have the same problem.

The life in the spaceship should be in the form of zero gravity, and everyone's actions are mainly floating. But in many sci-fi works describing space travel, human beings can walk and move normally in spaceships, as if they are still in the environment of the earth.

If there is an object with a mass as high as 59,722 kilotons, which is about the same as the mass of the earth, directly below the spaceship, and the volume is not too small to form a singularity, then it is possible to provide A fairly gravitational environment allows people living on it to live normally like on the earth... Whose spaceship takes an earth with it when it goes out.

Some people say that centrifugal force can be used to simulate a 1G gravity environment. This scientific theory is correct, and it is also technically feasible. But looking at the forms of spaceships in those works, which one looks like it can use centrifugal force to create 1G of gravity?

But Lin Ke never thought that this ancient problem in the magic side world could be solved so easily. It's over with a straight-forward technique.

Speaking of this magic, there is a considerable degree of 'idealism'. It changes people's cognition of the direction of gravity, thinking that as long as it is the place where you step, it is the ground you can stand on. As for why such an effect can be caused, it is still unclear to someone.

When Lin cast this magic, he only used its most basic form, which is the version provided by the Magicians Association, and could not make other modifications. The most important thing is because I don't understand it, so I can't change it.

Although the technique of walking on the ground is applied to 'people' or 'things', it changes their cognition and thus obtains its effect. But in reverse, apply it to the 'thing', so that the passive cognition of the contact person is changed, and then the same effect is obtained. This method is very difficult in the field of magic, but it is not impossible. It's just a matter of doing some research.

But just solving the problem of the direction of gravity does not mean that the airship can wave. Another big challenge is G-forces, and in those hard sci-fi titles, there are so-called inertial dampers that minimize the effects of G-forces.

However, there is no good solution for magic in this regard. At most, it is to strengthen people's physique so that people can adapt to higher and longer accelerations. But this is not a fundamental solution after all, it is just a manifestation of treating the head when the headache is treated, and the foot is treated when the foot is hurting the foot.

But just as my understanding of magic is still based on the scientific knowledge I accumulated in my previous life, the natives of Lost Land have no burden of those science fiction works in their minds. In addition, Juan himself is a well-informed great magician. Regarding the problems that occurred during the trial flight of the airship Gosperton, Juan proposed many solutions that Lin had never thought of.

The two old friends just entered into a very serious discussion, aimed at magic, and also aimed at improving the Gauss Berton. And the other people on the bridge also recovered from the original chaos, left their seats one after another, or loosened the seat belts that were too tight, and began to check the various data in the area they were responsible for. These are all tasks assigned before the trial voyage.

The second officer who was staying on the bridge at the same time inspected the cabins of the airship after a brief exchange with the other deputy captains. Although from the return of the copper pipes, the recovery after the chaos everywhere is in good shape. But what is the actual situation, you still have to confirm it with your own eyes in order to have the most direct understanding.

He was teleported away from his original position by a flash, and then pushed off the ground by two apprentices. After a slight fall, the helmsman Oliver also recovered his original state and returned to the helmsman's position. Only this time, he was just checking the condition of the rudder, and he didn't dare to make another extreme operation casually.

Oliver knew very well how much his ugliness had played a role in the chaos just now. If this account is turned up and discussed on the table, I am afraid that this well-paid position will be far away from me now. So now he prioritizes stability, for fear of making any mistakes again, and several accounts will be liquidated together.

"The Point Guard Is Here"

It's just that what people are afraid of is easy to happen. People who thought everything was back on track, apart from Oliver's worries, were suddenly frightened by the violent shaking of the airship. Everyone grabbed their seats instinctively, and some even fastened themselves with safety belts~www.wuxiaspot.com~ But after a burst of violent shaking, the entire hull made a rumbling sound and shook slightly stop. Everyone just felt inexplicable.

"The airship was destroyed, the second engine on the right stopped, and the hull on the right side was damaged in a large area." The magician in charge of the airship's defense system roared.

Lin first said in surprise: "How is it possible, at an altitude of more than 9,000 meters, what monsters would attack others at such an altitude? Not to mention other airships, this altitude cannot be reached, but most people's common sense .Could it be that we hit a rock in the air?"

Only then did everyone realize what had just happened. The engine of the Gaussian Botong is installed inside the airship, and then linked via the crankshaft to pull the external propeller to generate thrust. This is for the convenience of maintenance at high altitude. After all, the buoyancy of the airship is not provided by the propeller engine. If a shutdown accident occurs in the air, maintenance operations can be carried out directly.

But even if the engine is set inside the airship, it is very close to the outer wall of the hull. This means that damage enough to cause damage to the hull may directly damage the engine and cause a shutdown.

But just like someone's doubts, the altitude of more than 9,000 meters is basically a forbidden area for creatures. No birds are active at such altitudes because there are no prey at such altitudes to provide the food source they need to survive.

In this case, what kind of attack did the airship encounter to cause such damage?

With a flash, Lin came to the seat of the watchman who was monitoring the external situation of the airship. Switch screens neatly and check every corner outside the boat. Click to download the APP of this site, massive novels, free to read!