A long, long time later.
Wheat, in his memoir "He Changed Cambridge," affectionately mentioned the experiment of today with a sentence:
"Damn it, Luo Feng!"
This sentence contained Wheat's extremely complex emotions, which can be simply described as social death-level embarrassment.
After all, present there besides Wheat himself and Xu Yun were Prince Albert, Faraday, Joule, and a range of textbook physics units…
Of course.
At this moment, Wheat was still a very simple young man, unaware of how silly a thing he had done.
After reading this sentence, he blushed a little but had not yet reached the stage of wanting to axe Xu Yun to death.
Then he handed the piece of paper back to Xu Yun and asked:
"Mr. Luo Feng, what should we do next?"
Xu Yun gave him a look, patted him on the shoulder with deep meaning, and said:
"Didn't I say? We are going to break the seal of the electromagnetic world."
Wheat:
"...."
Then, with a straight face, Xu Yun led him to Faraday and others:
