Don’t raise unruly people in extreme cold weather

Chapter 758 Anti-gravity Field
After careful testing by Perfectcot, it was found that the effective influence range of the anti-gravity field deployed by the floating core is a sphere with a radius of 5.2 kilometers.

Therefore, the mountain where the floating core is placed is also affected by the anti-gravity field.

Just because of anti-gravity doesn't mean that the mountain will be bounced directly into the sky.

The mountain is freed from the constraints of gravity and is in a state of weightlessness, but it will not actually leave the ground if there is no upward force pulling it off the ground.

Just like the airship that has been built, the installed buoyancy core can make the warship itself very light, but in order for the warship to take off, it still needs an engine to provide lift.

However, because of the anti-gravity field generated by the floating core, the battleship's own weight is offset, so the battleship itself can be built very large and there is no need to install airbags.

Thus, an all-metal warship came into being.

Just apply thrust upwards or downwards, and the warship will rise or fall. Apply thrust forwards or backwards, and the warship will move forward or backward.

This is true for battleships and mountains. Perfectot was originally worried that the activation of the floating core would pull the entire mountain out of the ground. Although it is not impossible, the probability of such a thing happening is still very low.

As for how people move in an anti-gravity field, this has been technically verified on floating battleships and the problem has been solved.

Simply put, it is to lower the intensity of the anti-gravity field through various means so that its output is maintained at a level that just offsets the warship's own weight, so that people moving on the warship will not be affected by the anti-gravity field.

Of course, another approach can be taken, which is that all crew members on the floating battleship must wear magnetic boots to stick themselves firmly to the battleship.

In this way, an anti-gravity field can be deployed during wartime, and even if the warship is hit or an accident occurs, the sailors on the warship will not fall directly off the warship and fall to the ground in a puddle.

Even the opened anti-gravity field can be used as a defense. After all, there are no energy attacks like magic rays in this world. Even in air combat, people still mainly rely on throwing flying props.

The greatest function of the anti-gravity field is that it can directly destroy the force applied to incoming shells or other objects, thereby changing their flight trajectory and preventing the warship from being hit.

Perfect has tested this defense mode, and although the results cannot be said to be particularly good, it is indeed effective.

But for a city, this is obviously not possible.

Because there are few people on the battleship, and all of them have undergone rigorous training and have good discipline, they can avoid the impact of the deployment of the anti-gravity field and adapt to life in an anti-gravity environment through training.

But if it is a city, it is not advisable to over-expand the anti-gravity field.

Not to mention the various debris that will fly everywhere after the anti-gravity field is opened, just how ordinary people should act under the cover of the anti-gravity field is a huge problem.

After all, even Perfect couldn't train an entire city's worth of people to adapt themselves to operating in an anti-gravity environment.

Not to mention that there are children in the city, and it is completely unknown what kind of trouble they will cause in the anti-gravity environment. Therefore, the anti-gravity field setting of the floating city must be different from that of the floating battleship.

However, these are not problems for Perfect. She has already made comprehensive considerations and plans in her mind on how to make the anti-gravity field work accurately so as to support the entire city without affecting the lives of the residents living in the city.

"By the way, such a large anti-gravity field, besides being used to build floating cities, should it have other uses?" Also floating in the anti-gravity field, Sandrion asked Perfectot his question.

An ultra-large anti-gravity field with a radius of more than five kilometers may not be a big deal for building a city, but if it is applied to other fields, it will probably create very brilliant sparks.

After all, many things would be different in an anti-gravity environment, and Sandrion was curious about what effect performing alchemy in such an environment would have on the results.

This also made Sandrion feel a little regretful. Why did he forget to ask Perfecto for a flying stone or make one? In this way, he would have his own anti-gravity experimental field.

However, Parker Carter shook his head and said, "Such a large anti-gravity field is actually more suitable for military training or building an anti-gravity test field, but we have no use for it at the moment, so we can only use it to build a floating city.

But your suggestion is very valuable. When the floating city is built later, I will consider how to make better use of the anti-gravity field."

"Just think about this question! But speaking of this, it seems that key materials such as flying stones can only be made by you personally, right?" Sandrion looked at Perfect and suddenly asked a key question: "This kind of large flying stone needs you to make it yourself, but if the small flying stone must also be made by you personally, isn't it a bit of a problem?

Not to mention that this model would delay production, if you were the only one who could make it, would you be able to spare so much time to make the Flying Stone Horse? Wouldn't this affect your daily work?"

So far, only Perfecto can make the Flying Stone. This is not only because she has not released the relevant formula, but also because making the Flying Stone requires extremely high attainments in fantasy alchemy, which is not something that ordinary alchemists can do.

"That's a good question, but for now I don't want to release the production of flying stones." Perfect shook his head, but then said to Sandrion: "But you mentioned the problem of production and delaying my personal time. I think we can build a workshop specifically for the production of flying stones.

I can tell you the recipe, are you interested in hosting this workshop?"

For Perfect, the Flying Stone must be a controlled item. Once it is abused, the consequences will be very serious.

However, with the development and utilization of the Flying Stone, it seems unnecessary for Perfectcot to continue to restrict the spread of the Flying Stone.

Therefore, when Sandrion brought up this matter, she didn't mind releasing the production of Flying Stone on a small scale.

At worst, we can just strictly control it.

"Leave it to me? I don't have much time like you. Let's ask Heine later. This job can be given to her." Sandrion didn't want to take the blame and wanted to pass the matter to his apprentice.

She knew something about the land of Perfecto in Sandrion, so she just nodded and didn't say much.

(End of this chapter)