The knight in the big world of American TV series

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Thor waited for a while before he understood the situation: "We...were thrown out?"

For a warrior, especially an Asgardian warrior, being driven away from the battlefield is more humiliating than being defeated and captured! Being defeated and captured is normal... Everyone has failed at some point. Odin was also a prisoner when he was young.

And if I lose, I lose. It’s just that I’m not as skilled as my opponent. What else can I do?

But being driven out of the battlefield before the final battle... this is a naked humiliation. This is underestimating his courage. Heaven is on the left, and the warrior is on the right. For a warrior, even if the enemy is much stronger than himself, it is not a reason to be afraid of fighting. Even if he cannot defeat the enemy, he must splash blood on the enemy!

"Let's go back!!!" Thor shouted immediately.

Kai shrugged, "I can't help it. The Underworld is a mess right now. The teleportation equipment I left behind is probably useless."

When the Holy City was used as Kingsman's base, Kai asked Doraemon Tony Stark to build a teleportation device. Tony's research and development capabilities are really comparable to Doraemon's four-dimensional pocket. As long as you ask for it, there is nothing this guy can't do.

This guy can even build a time machine!

In the movie, Tony created a time-travel device. According to Einstein's theory of relativity, a moving clock will run slower than a stationary clock. When the speed approaches the speed of light, time will almost stop. Imagine an astronaut traveled at a speed close to the speed of light for a year, and when he returned to Earth, he found that tens of millions of years had passed. This phenomenon of time dilation allows people to travel to the future, but the question is, how can we go back to the past?

Wormholes, a theoretical concept proposed by physicists, have attracted people's attention since the 1930s. At that time, Einstein and his student Rosen proposed an amazing hypothesis when exploring the mysteries of the gravitational field equations: black holes and white holes may be connected through wormholes, allowing people to instantly transform space and even travel through time through this mysterious channel. In short, a wormhole is like a thin space-time tube that connects the distant corners of the universe. With the help of wormholes, humans can easily travel between the universe and leap from one place to another, as if they have found a shortcut to the finish line in a racing game.

So, how do we find wormholes? At a scale smaller than molecules or even atoms, that is, the Planck scale of quantum foam, the structure of space-time is no longer smooth. Here, various shapes fluctuate like foam. It is these small channels formed by quantum fluctuations that theorists believe are the hiding places of wormholes. Although our technology has not yet reached that level, in theory, with the continuous advancement of science and technology, we may be able to successfully build huge wormholes in space in the future. However, the problem of time travel has not been completely solved. Even if we can successfully travel through time and space, how should we deal with the problem of "time paradox"? Imagine that if someone traveled back in time and killed his grandfather, then his father would not exist, and naturally there would be no subsequent marriage and childbirth.

In this case, this person would never be born, so who killed his grandfather? Obviously, this is an unsolvable logical dilemma. In this situation, the grandfather paradox comes into being and becomes a problem that troubles time travelers. Introducing the above time paradox into the context of "Avengers", we are faced with an interesting hypothesis: if Captain America and his team traveled through time and space to the past and eliminated Thanos before Thanos snapped his fingers, would they still travel back through time and space to clash with Thanos?

Hugh Everett's MWI theory, as an important level in the theory of parallel time and space, takes quantum mechanics as its cornerstone and reveals to us a possible way of existence of parallel time and space. At the same time, this theory also provides a new explanation path for the famous quantum thinking experiment "Schrödinger's Cat" to a certain extent. By deeply exploring the MWI theory, we can better understand the concept of parallel time and space, and then provide new ideas for cutting-edge topics such as time travel. This setting is similar to a story-based game, in which each choice triggers a series of unique events, which further develop and lead to different endings. It is worth noting that these endings are not fictional, they are actually staged in their respective time and space. Let's look at the grandfather paradox of time travel. If the MWI is valid and there are multiple time and space, then it is entirely possible for a person to go back in time and kill his grandfather, because he is not killing his grandfather in his own time and space. In other words, even if the Avengers achieve a happy ending in this time and space, it is still possible that in more than 4 million other time and space, half of the population of the universe has turned into ashes, enough to pile up a Sahara Desert. The MWI brings infinite possibilities to the Marvel Universe. According to this theory, even if Avengers presents a happy ending, it does not mean that all time and space are like this. In fact, in the remaining more than million time and space, the fate of the universe may be completely different, and some may even suffer a catastrophic ending. To achieve this feat, quantum mechanics will undoubtedly be the key.

In quantum mechanics, there are many strange phenomena that contradict the experience of the macroscopic world, such as quantum entanglement: when two or more particles interact, a special quantum state is formed. No matter how far apart they are, the measurement of one particle will instantly affect the state of the other particle. Einstein once called it "ghostly action at a distance". For example, if the spin of one of the two particles in an entangled state is measured as upward, the other particle will instantly "know" and show a spin-down state no matter how far apart they are. Quantum tunneling: According to classical mechanics, particles cannot pass through potential barriers when their energy is lower than the potential barrier. But in quantum mechanics, microscopic particles have a certain probability of passing through potential barriers with higher energy than themselves, just like "passing through a wall". This phenomenon has important applications in semiconductor devices, nuclear fusion and other fields. For example, electrons can pass through energy barriers in semiconductors through the quantum tunneling effect to realize the switching function of transistors.

In quantum mechanics, there is also a very classic saying: God does not play dice. This saying comes from a century-long debate on the philosophy of physics. In 1927, when quantum mechanics was booming, at the Brussels Solvay Conference, Einstein said the famous "God does not play dice" to quantum physicists such as Bohr. This sentence is not only a confrontation between the orthodox interpretation of quantum mechanics and classical determinism, but also reflects the deep thinking of mankind on the nature of the universe. In the classical world constructed by Newtonian mechanics, the universe is like a precision mechanical watch. The orbits of planets can be accurately calculated by mathematical equations, and even complex multi-body motions can be solved by differential equations. This certainty is deeply engraved in the minds of many people. Laplace once asserted: As long as you know the position and momentum of all particles in the universe, you can deduce the past and the future.

In short, the Tony in the parallel world is so powerful that he actually used quantum mechanics to create a time machine... Just tell me how awesome that is.

The Tony in this world is not that scary. He cannot create a teleportation device out of thin air with a specious theory.

But if Tony is given a little help, then it will be fine.

Kai also has a group of dark elves under his command. Their technological level is very high, and they happen to have teleportation devices.

Kai asked them to give Tony a set of physical equipment and let him tinker with it.

As for theoretical knowledge, Tony didn't want it.

It's not that Tony is not interested in knowledge, but the technology tree of the dark elves is too different from that of humans. Their technology tree is more metaphysical, and metaphysics occupies a considerable proportion of their technology, while Tony is a pure technology expert. Everyone has a different foundation. If you insist on throwing the metaphysical knowledge of the dark elves to Tony, it will be of no use except to drive Tony and the dark elves crazy.

After all, Tony is a pretty stubborn guy in some ways.

This guy doesn't trust metaphysics (because he doesn't have the talent for it and has no way of learning any spells or the like. After all, Strange is in their Illuminati, and with Tony's personality, he will never just sit there and watch. He will definitely try it, and then find out that he really has no talent in this area). He believes that the so-called spells and metaphysics are phenomena that current technology cannot explain, and once technology advances, they can definitely be analyzed.

It would be better to just give him an entity and let him figure it out himself.

Finally this guy actually figured it out.

I have to say this guy is really strong!

"Quick! Strange, use your magical little spells! Let us go back. How can the decisive battle be without us?"

Thor immediately hurried to find Strange.

Strange didn't even try. He smiled bitterly and said, "The one who drove us out was the Sorcerer Supreme, the most powerful wizard on Earth, bar none! She may even be the most powerful wizard in the entire universe. If she doesn't want us to participate, nothing we do will work!"

In fact, Mordo was already trying while Strange was speaking.

As a result, every time the portal was opened, it was completely different from the target location and there was no way to locate the center of the earth.

Strange looked at the crazy Mordo and thought a little.

Mordo has a strong sense of responsibility and outstanding talent, but Ancient One has never considered letting him become the Sorcerer Supreme, and there is a reason for this.

Mordo is too fanatical.

Or paranoia.

If a mage's faith should be knowledge, then Mordo's faith is the Ancient One.

This is of course no problem for an ordinary mage. It can even improve cohesion. As a subordinate, Mordo is undoubtedly qualified, even excellent, but as a leader, it is not enough.

He is too conventional, even paranoid.

He believed in Ancient One's words as if they were a creed. Not only would he not disobey them, he would not even allow others to disobey them. He was too fanatical. He was like a fanatic... a fundamentalist at that.

It's very difficult.

It is only natural that the Supreme Sorcerer needs a sense of responsibility.

But being too conventional can be a problem.

For example, Ancient One studied the power of the dark dimension. Ancient One did not allow others to study the dark power because this power had the ability to corrupt people's hearts. Those who were corroded by darkness would fall into darkness unknowingly.

But Gu Yi can study it himself, why?

Because Ancient One is sure that he will not be corrupted... and also because such power can help Ancient One better fight those enemies from other dimensions.

The Great Guardian is indeed powerful and can help the Earth avoid many crises, but if it is just a simple defense, it is not a very good strategy. After all, the Great Guardian is not really perfect... Even creators like the Gods can fail, so what else is certain in this world?

If you keep it for a long time, you will lose it.

Only by taking the initiative can we better defend.

Therefore, there is no shortage of strong men who can attack the enemy's lair among the Supreme Wizards of all generations.

However, to achieve this step, some taboos will inevitably be involved.

Kamar-Taj itself contains a lot of forbidden knowledge, the most typical of which is the Dark Book.

The origin of the Dark Book is so great that it appeared before humans were born. Legend has it that when the earth was still barren, four powerful gods were born, namely Gaia, Sisos, Set, and Harps.

The creator of the Dark Book was Sisos, who recorded all his evil magic knowledge. When he was repelled by his compatriots and had to flee, Sisos left the Dark Book on Earth so that anyone who found it could use it at will, thereby continuing to deepen his influence on Earth. The first time humans came into contact with the Dark Book was before Atlantis sank. At that time, there was an evil wizard on Atlantis who discovered and opened the Dark Book and used the evil knowledge in it to create the first vampire!

In fact, not only vampires, but also many dark creatures on earth now all originate from this Dark Book. Werewolves, vampires, mummies, and zombies are all products of the Dark Book's spell. In addition, in order to expand its influence, the Dark Book will present the content in a language familiar to the holder. So if a Chinese person gets it, the whole book may be displayed in Chinese, and it will adopt my common language and grammar habits, so that I can easily understand the content and use it.

What's worse is that the book seems to have self-awareness. It will run everywhere. Its shadow can be seen in every era, even in the present era. It is the main source of magical disasters. However, it is worth noting that since the Dark Book created the entire race of vampires, Dracula once showed respect for this book like a sacred religious book, and other monster races or evil wizards also regarded it as the Bible.

Until it was found and sealed in Kamar-Taj. Interestingly, all the Supreme Sorcerers of all generations have actually read this book... and many have even learned the magic in it, but they did not spread its contents.

This behavior is undoubtedly unorthodox, but it can better protect the earth.

With Mordo's personality, he would never do such a thing even if it meant death...so he is not suitable to be the Sorcerer Supreme!