Take the arsenal to Da Ming

Chapter 123 Chaozhou Mansion Hemisphere Experiment ([-])
Seeing that the twelve war horses really did their best, people can only admire what mysterious power Mr. Tang used to make the two hemispheres close together so tightly?

"Well, it seems that even twelve horses are not enough. I really don't know how many horses are needed to pull the copper ball away."

The teachers from Chaozhou College on the stage, as well as those with status, were also talking about it, obviously they didn't expect things to develop to this point.

It is incredible that the two hemispheres that are so simply joined together cannot be pulled apart even after a dozen horses are mobilized.

Claudia, who couldn't help being curious, asked the Jesuits around her again and again what the reason was.

The Jesuit spread his hands wryly, "Honorable Miss Claudia, unfortunately, I don't know either. I believe Mr. Tang will reveal the answer to us."

Claudia asked a few more people in succession, but they all shook their heads and couldn't help but sighed inwardly, "I didn't expect Tangning to be so knowledgeable besides being cunning."

"How many secrets do you have? It's getting more and more difficult to see through." Claudia smiled involuntarily.

Seeing that it was almost done, Tangning stood up and raised her hand to signal that it was time to stop, and ordered to rest for a stick of incense.

Taking advantage of this time, let the horses take a good rest and feed them some good forage to prepare for the next round of testing.

The crowd of onlookers tried their best to calm down, and began to discuss together, guessing the reason for what happened just now, but no one could get a definite conclusion.

The people on the stage were also whispering to each other, and the Jesuits also discussed it. The most seen scene was that they shook their heads. Obviously, there was no result.

A stick of incense time flies by.

This time, Tang Ning asked someone to bring out [-] horses. He increased from [-] horses to [-] horses, and added another [-] horses. Everyone was excited.

Some people even bet on whether the sixteen horses could pull the copper ball away.

Some said yes, some said no, at least twenty horses were needed, and they argued endlessly with each other.

Following an order, the whips waved again in unison, and the war horse neighed again.

They are very helpless, they don't know how long this endless torture will last, but they can only run with all their strength, and then they are pulled back without exception, unable to advance an inch.

People were completely stunned. Even sixteen horses could not pull the copper ball away at once. When will this be the limit?

Without an order to stop, the cavalry could only continue to push the horse forward, trying hard and failing again and again.

The earth is trembling and the dust is flying, proclaiming the helplessness and anger of the war horse.

The logs tied with ropes creaked and creaked, as if they were about to break at any moment. The copper balls trembled in the air under the pulling of the thick ropes, but they did not separate.

"Clap clap clap..."

"Hey, oh, oh..."

The sound of the whip continued, and the horses roared furiously.

The crowd of onlookers shouted at the top of their voices, their faces were red and their ears were red. On and off the court, the shouts shook the sky, and they seemed to have fallen into madness.

Suddenly, there was a loud "bang", like a thunderbolt from the blue sky, and the angry war horse rushed forward fiercely like a wild beast, galloping like lightning.

The expressions of the shouting crowd froze, and fell into a brief silence, followed by a shocking noise.

The quick-responsive cavalry quickly pulled the reins and reined in the horse, but the angry horse didn't want to stop at all, and raised its front hooves high, as if it was venting some kind of anger.

Only then did the silent crowd seem to react, and then there was a joyous noise, as if they had won a big victory.

"Pull it, pull it, finally pull it away, sixteen war horses, it's so difficult to pull it apart, it's really incredible, it's incredible."

"It turns out that the copper ball can be pulled apart, but it requires a lot of strength."

"It's really unimaginable. How could Mr. Tang know this? Mr. Tang is so knowledgeable."

The stage was also very lively, and almost everyone stood up.

The Jesuits, Claudia, Garon, and the others spread their hands apart while being shocked, with different expressions.

After being lively for a while, the whole scene calmed down a little. Tangning raised her hand to signal everyone to be quiet.

After the cavalrymen led the horses down, Tangning ordered people to clean up the area, and then asked the soldiers on guard to push forward towards the stage, and let the onlookers lean closer to the stage.

Under the maintenance of the soldiers and security guards, people approached the stage in an orderly manner.

Tangning stood in the center of the table, holding a paper tube.

Knowing that Tangning was about to reveal the mystery to everyone, everyone, including those with status and status on the stage, consciously quieted down and listened carefully.

Tangning didn't delay, and said as loudly as she could into the paper tube, "Now let me tell you what is the reason for this seemingly miraculous thing."

"Before I reveal the mystery to everyone, I would like to ask everyone, has anyone entered the water more than four feet or deeper?"

Immediately someone raised his hand and shouted: "Master Tang, I've done it."

Tangning nodded with a smile, and said, "Very well, you are very powerful, because most people can only go down to about three feet underwater, and if you go any further, your life will be in danger."

The man touched his head in embarrassment, and the people around him cast envious glances, because he had been praised by Mr. Tang in front of so many people.

"Then does anyone know why the deeper the water, the more unbearable we humans are?"

"Because there is water pressure on us, the deeper it goes, the heavier the pressure." Someone began to answer.

Tangning said approvingly, "Yes, that's the reason. It means that water has pressure."

"Since the water we can see has increasing pressure, what about the wind that we can't see?"

"There are many fishermen in Chaozhou Prefecture, and they should all know that the power of wind is no weaker than that of water. Strong winds can make our boats break through the waves on the sea, and they can set off huge waves..."

Many people nodded in agreement, this is common sense in life.

Having said that, Tangning took a deep breath, then let it out lightly, and continued, "The wind is made up of the invisible air that we breathe in and out every day."

"The qi is around us all the time, surrounding us, so will it also have pressure?"

At this point, Tangning stopped on purpose. Someone tried to say, "It should be there, but we don't seem to feel it. If it's in the water, you don't need to dive into the water, you can feel the pressure on your chest."

Tangning immediately said, "Yes, that's it. We can't feel it. Could it be that the pressure of qi really doesn't exist?"

"No, of course not."

"There is a balance in the movement of all things. We humans have male and female; beasts have male and female; weapons have spears and shields; the five elements have water and fire..."

"When we exhale and inhale, we also inhale these qi into our body. Therefore, we have qi inside and outside our body, which forms a balance, so that we don't feel pressure."

At this point, Tangning changed the subject and said, "If we let out all the air inside, so that there is no more air inside, what will happen? Will we feel pressure?"

This time, everyone was asked directly.

Tangning immediately laughed and said, "Of course, we can't use a large living person for the experiment. So, let's use copper balls."

Everyone knew that the most critical moment was coming, so they all focused on it.

(End of this chapter)