A Condition

Deep in the mountains, Charles looked up at the profound vault of the sky, where the stars quietly twinkled.

For thousands of years, this starry sky had not only illuminated the paths of night travelers, but had also drawn humanity's curiosity and contemplation toward the world, giving rise to and nurturing the development of science.

Astronomy could be considered one of the oldest natural sciences, while the starry sky was a catalyst for scientific thought and theory.

The laws governing celestial motion, among the natural laws humanity could directly grasp, had inspired generation after generation of wise men.

The thoughts and discoveries of such pioneers as Copernicus, Galileo, and Newton had all been directly or indirectly related to astronomy.

The need to observe the starry sky had also greatly driven technological innovation. From Galileo improving the telescope and pointing it toward the heavens, to radio engineers accidentally capturing signals from the Milky Way, every technological leap humanity made in exploring the universe deepened its understanding of the laws of nature.

As the night deepened, Charles quietly gazed at the starry sky above him in the forest, long since linking his personal curiosity closely with humanity's grand scientific narrative.

This starry sky was the cradle of science, the source of thought, and a guide leading human civilization toward a more distant future.

While Charles gazed at the stars, Nina and Dubov were sitting side by side on a comfortable sofa inside the cabin, holding an experimental proposal in their hands, their expressions intensely focused.

<Preliminary Exploration into Observing Changes in Wizard Brain Activity During Exposure to Veela Supernatural Charm Using Muggle Neuroelectrophysiological Techniques>.

The experiment's name was very long. The first half of the proposal explained in detail what Muggle electroencephalography technology was. By comparison, the experimental procedures in the latter