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No. Travel was hard and most people didn't go beyond 5 miles from home. Edit: Actually, people in the Middle Ages did travel. Pilgrimage was difficult, but reasonably common.
Since knights were nobles I would guess 10% tops but probably more like 5-8%. _________ Far lower. Probably nearer 1%.
Parliament today has far more power than it did in the Middle Ages. In the Middle Ages, the monarch still practically ran everything unlike today.
The word Gypsy is a bit problematical, because different people mean different things by it. Ir really meant Egyptian, but was a misapplied term. If what you mean by Gypsies is Travellers, people who include migrant workers, itinerant musicians and actors, tinkers, unemployed knights, vagabonds, and so on, then the answer is that these people were in Europe when the Middle Ages started. If what you mean by Gypsies is the Romani, then they were just entering Eastern Europe during the middle of the Late Middle Ages, and had not spread very far into Europe when the Middle Ages ended.
Ages. Oddly enough, the ride home is quicker.
The damaged saucer Excalibur (in the mud swamp) will not make it very far. You will travel to the nearby moon and get another ship. The three planets to which other knights have traveled is on the Queen's coordinate list. (see related questions)
"Too far to travel for you"
The study of medicine was never prohibited, as far as I know. Medieval governments and the medieval Church did not take issue with scientific study. That was more a thing of the Renaissance, when people got into witch hunts and fear of such things as the supposed dangers of science.
Do eels travel Far
The Knights in the Pyramid of power is known to be in a land far away no one has ever discovered!
Hospitals were few and far between in the middle ages. Most people never went to one. The doctor came to you or you went without medical attention other than what your friends and relatives could provide.If you had to travel to a doctor, the means of transportation was the same as for everything else:walkride a horse, mule, donkeyride in a carriage or a cart