Science students at Hogwarts

After Elios left, Professor Flitwick rubbed his head vigorously. He was a little dizzy. It was obvious that he had been greatly shocked.

As early as when he was studying the Forgetting Curse, he discovered that Elios was significantly different from other wizards.

Elios knew their stuff better than most wizards who specialized in Muggle studies.

This first-year little snake can always wonderfully connect magic with Muggle science and explore a new path.

For example, last time, Elios even found psychology books from the Muggle world!

Although they played no role in breaking the counter-curse of the Oblivion Curse, when Professor Flitwick and St. Mungo's Hospital for Magical Maladies and Injuries worked together to treat the Longbottoms, they immediately discovered that the books contained amazing value.

Professor Flitwick naturally became the second batch of Hogwarts professors to attend Muggle universities.

He never dreamed that one day he would come to the University of London and study psychology using the Confusion Curse.

too crazy!This probably violates the Statute of Secrecy, Flitwick thought, but never mind!

Extraordinary wisdom is mankind's greatest wealth!

But he never expected that the discussion between Elios and him would be a thousand times crazier!

Look what this student said!

"I believe that magic is made up of tiny moving particles, which are invisible and intangible under current conditions. There is a huge magic field in the world, and they all have a certain frequency."

It was a very fresh idea. Professor Flitwick thought that Elios must have received inspiration from Muggles again. He listened carefully to the student.

"A wizard is more like a container that can receive and store magic power. I guess this may be the talent given to us by blood." Elios showed him the unique soul magic of the Black family.

He waved his wand lightly, and a ghost flew in, it was Nick, the headless ghost.

Poor Nick held his head and looked at them in confusion. It was obvious that he didn't know how he got here.

Elios nodded to him, gave him a friendly smile, and waved his wand again, sending him away.

"This type of spell is one of Black's family magics. Aunt Narcissa and I can use it, but my uncle cannot. Draco, who also has Black blood, can only master part of it."

"In fact, there are many such examples in the wizarding world, such as the phoenix next to Professor Dumbledore..."

Elios gave several examples of family blood magic that are common in the magic world to prove what he just said.

"From this point of view, the theory of pure blood has some truth. But blood is by no means the decisive factor."

He continued, "Wizards use emotions, spells, etc. to interact with the free magic power and the magic power in the body to achieve the purpose of using magic."

He repeated his conclusion a little cautiously, "Magic is a force, it is universal, and Ya Shi is more like a receiver."

Professor Flitwick had never heard such a crazy conclusion.

The mainstream magic world has always believed that wizards are superior, but Elios actually regards them as a receiver!A container!

Even among other schools of thought, this idea is somewhat rebellious.

But after Professor Flitwick thought about it carefully, he felt that his words were reasonable.

"I have discussed this topic with Mr. Slytherin. He thinks it has merit and can explain part of the phenomenon. But..."

Elios was a little shy, "He thought the best way to prove it was to make a squib capable of using magic..."

"By analogy with Muggle electromagnetism, I have listed several factors in the hope of solving this problem."

Elios then handed Professor Flitwick a stack of parchment.

"I have discussed this issue with Professor Dumbledore before. He asked to write a detailed paper and told me that he had to leave Hogwarts to deal with some matters recently. I will just leave it to you."

Professor Flitwick was now frowning at the stack of parchment.

This is not because Elios fooled him and did not write in detail enough. On the contrary, it was because Elios wrote in too much detail!

Elios proposes three possibilities:

1. Squibs cannot feel the magic field.

2. The Squib can feel the magic field, but the magic power in the body cannot resonate with the external magic power.

3. When the first two conditions are met, the Squib cannot let his magic power appear.

In order to explain in detail, Elios directly quoted some proper terms from Muggle science.

For example, in the first case, he quoted the theorem of the photoelectric effect:

Any metal has a limit frequency. The frequency of incident light must be greater than this limit frequency for the photoelectric effect to occur. If it is lower than this limit frequency, the photoelectric effect cannot occur.

He believed that the reason why Squib did not sense the magic field was because his own magic frequency was much lower than the magic frequency in the magic field.

For example, in the second case, Elios proposed that his own magic power cannot resonate with the magic field, similar to current and resistance. The greater the resistance, the smaller the current.

The Squib's bloodline probably carries some "resistance"-like substance, which directly affects the interaction between magic powers.

The research on superconductors will give them some inspiration.

Superconductivity refers to the property of certain substances in which the resistance drops to zero under certain temperature conditions.

He believes that the problem can be solved by reducing the "resistance" of the dumb gun through certain means.

Facing these physical knowledge that he had never been exposed to before, Professor Flitwick once again realized the rapid development of Muggle technology.

In order to understand the students' papers, he had to go to Cambridge University to learn relevant knowledge.

There, he also found Professor Snape, who was attending classes with him, and sometimes George and his wife.

Well, Flitwick thought happily, I'm not the only Hogwarts professor who has violated the law of confidentiality.

In this way, even if he is caught by the Auror, Dumbledore will not sit idly by.

As his studies continued to deepen, he also began to re-examine Muggle society.

The more he learned about it, the more frightened he became.

Compared with the monopoly of knowledge by a large number of pure-blood families in the magical world, Muggle society has no reservations about sharing this basic subject.

After experiencing several pleasant trips, Professor Flitwick also realized that the gap between Muggle society and the wizarding world was getting smaller and smaller.

By chance, he learned about the moon landing plan.

When he learned that Muggles had landed on the moon, he was stunned and speechless.With the current speed of technological development of Muggles, can the wizarding world still keep secrets?

Is it necessary to rely on the Forgetting Curse and the venom of the Winged Demon to allow the wizarding world to continue to remain anonymous?

Almost instantly, Professor Flitwick thought of Grindelwald's terrible question.

"Who does the Statute of Secrecy protect? Us or the Muggles?"