I Can Meet with Dead Scientists
Chapter 556 256: Electromagnetic Boss Offline Team Building (6.8K)_4
Since it was still pitch black at four or five in the morning in winter, they smoothly witnessed all three of Xu Yun's experiments.
Because of this.
Their attitude towards Xu Yun was relatively friendly, although Kirchhoff had some communication difficulties due to his unfamiliarity with the language.
Once everything was ready.
Xu Yun directed his gaze towards the galvanized metal plate fixed on one side of the classroom, measuring 4x2 meters, and the generator light source more than ten meters away.
He then called over Wheat, handing him a note:
"Maxwell, please read what's written on it."
Wheat glanced at the note, and a blush immediately crept up his face:
"Do... do I really have to read this?"
"Go ahead and read it. It's not like it's something you'll say 'We'll speak more about this in the next chapter,' afraid that the readers will come after you?"
Xu Yun gave him a sideways glance and said:
"This is called a sense of ceremony in the East, and it concerns the success or failure of the experiment. It must not fail."
Wheat opened his mouth, mumbled a few times, seemingly wanting to resist.
In the end, he resignedly sighed.
He walked to the light source of the generator, unfolded the note, and read aloud:
"Oh key hidden with electromagnetic power, please reveal your true strength before me. The Wheat who has made a pact with you commands, the seal is lifted!"
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Note:
The unfortunate author's fungus QQ has earned a 14-day timeout....
But today... after seeing Xu Yun. Jones Bod was first stunned, then immediately broke into a wide grin, pouncing forward like Big Bad Grandmother: "Good morning, Junior Brother Luo Feng!" Without a doubt, this Brother You Tou certainly already knew what happened last night and might have even been present. Seeing Brother You Tou's spittle almost spraying on himself, Xu Yun could only awkwardly chit-chat with him, calling him senior several times. He then politely declined the invitation to taste stinky socks and hurriedly left the dorm. On the way to the meeting point, Xu Yun also encountered many Cambridge students who greeted him. These greetings varied from friendly, to playful, to having other motives—such as someone carrying a small bag of Pounds, directly suggesting exchanging Pounds for other results from 'Fat Fish,' etc. Xu Yun handled these greetings one by one, ultimately arriving smoothly at the previously agreed teaching building. At this time, the exterior of the building was already under lockdown by the Student Union's students. A young teaching assistant, upon seeing Xu Yun, led him through several twists and turns to a relatively secluded classroom. At that moment, there were already more than a dozen professors gathered in the classroom. Among them were familiar faces like Prince Albert, Stokes, and Faraday, who were present yesterday, and some faces Xu Yun didn't recognize. Upon Xu Yun's arrival, the chatting dignitaries all turned to look at him. Soon, Faraday waved him over with a smile, saying, "Come here, Student Luo Feng." Xu Yun obediently walked to his side. Perhaps because it was still morning, Faraday seemed much more refreshed than the night before. Upon Xu Yun's arrival, Faraday patted his shoulder, pointed to a few unfamiliar faces, and said, "Let me introduce you. These are electromagnetism experts who rushed from London early this morning." He started with a balding old gentleman, introducing, "This is Mr. Newman, currently the Director of the Royal Society's London District and the Chief Lecturer of Physics at University College London." The old man nodded at Xu Yun. He then pointed to a blond middle-aged man, introducing, "This is Professor William Edward Weber, Head of the German Göttingen Observatory and a leading expert in electromagnetism." "He happens to be on a business trip in London and came to the University of Cambridge with Mr. Newman." "This is James Prescott Joule, a rising star like your mentor Stokes." "If nothing surprises you, you will see his name on the list of new Royal Society members in a month." "This is Kirchhoff, Professor Weber's assistant..." Faraday went on to introduce seven or eight unfamiliar faces, causing Xu Yun's heartbeat to fluctuate. If the 1927 Fifth Solvay Conference was the pinnacle gathering of human scientific history, then today's meeting at the University of Cambridge was undoubtedly an electromagnetism version of the Solvay Conference. Discussing Faraday and Wheat, and Old Tang are trivial; look at the others. James Prescott Joule. One of the contributors to the Law of Conservation of Energy, proposer of Joule's Law. The energy or work unit in future physics books was named in honor of this dignitary. As for William Edward Weber and Newman, the cognitive barriers might be relatively higher, mainly because the brief introductions in nine-year compulsory education physics books are limited. Yet, their contributions and abilities remain significant. To provide an easier-to-understand achievement introduction: Faraday discovered the phenomenon of electromagnetic induction, and the laws of electromagnetic induction were summarized by these two. Additionally, Kirchhoff, Weber's assistant, is also a future dignitary. Kirchhoff's Laws are crucial in electrical design. One might say, apart from Old Tang whose future contributions are mainly in thermodynamics, all the other academic experts present rank within the top fifteen in the history of electromagnetism! A veritable gathering of electromagnetic dignitaries offline. If Oster and Ohm were here, it would be a complete set. Unfortunately, neither of these dignitaries is in the United Kingdom, and both were nearing the end of their lives. One would pass away in a few months, and the other in three years. Therefore, even if they received word, it would be unlikely for them to make it to the scene. Xu Yun resisted the urge to suggest taking a group photo to show off, politely greeting everyone like a well-behaved child. According to Faraday's introduction, Joule and others received the news at 1 a.m. and arrived at the University of Cambridge between four and five a.m. Despite the darkness at four or five in the morning during winter, they smoothly witnessed all three of Xu Yun's experiments. Because of this, their attitude towards Xu Yun was relatively friendly, though Kirchhoff had some communication difficulties due to language unfamiliarity. Once everything was ready, Xu Yun directed his gaze towards the galvanized metal plate fixed on one side of the classroom, measuring 4x2 meters, and the light source of the generator more than ten meters away. He then called over Wheat, handing him a note: "
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