[Shocking! The world's first space colonization ship actually looks like this!]
[Venus successfully launched, and the first batch of Guanghan Special Economic Zone immigrants are heading to the Moon!]
[The flight to the Moon is setting off, how much do you know about it?]
[With it, we are one step closer to space colonization …]
Chang 'e, which had just left the atmosphere, had not yet docked with the Magpie Bridge, which was waiting in the Earth-Moon transfer orbit. The ground had already fallen into a sea of jubilation.
On the headlines of major news networks, news about this launch plan had completely flooded the screen.
Whether it was Penguin or Pig Farm, whether it was Weibo or Bihu, as long as there was an Internet connection, people could see the "Chang 'e" heading toward the Moon Palace.
Although landing on the Moon was no longer a rare thing, it was the first time in the history of human civilization that so many people were going to the Moon at the same time, and they were all going to settle down.
In order to let everyone have a deeper understanding of the content of the Guanghan City plan, and also to eliminate the fear of ordinary people leaving the Earth and going to outer space.
CCTV also specially invited Nie Yun, the original pilot of Skyglow, to make a special episode to introduce the Guanghan City plan.
Nie Yun, who was standing in the studio, although his appearance had not changed significantly from a few years ago, his temperament was much calmer than before. After all, his identity was no longer a simple pilot, but an Air Force major general serving in the aerospace force.
Standing in front of the camera, he was wearing the cabin spacesuit that everyone on the Moon Palace had. He introduced the seemingly ordinary special clothes on his body to the audience sitting in front of TVs, computers, and mobile phones.
"… The gravity on the Moon is only one-sixth of that on Earth. In addition to the air, food, and water problems mentioned earlier, there is another important problem. Living in a low-gravity environment for a long time may cause damage to the health of astronauts. In particular, bone density and cardiovascular system will face a great test in a low-gravity environment. We used to rely on fitness to overcome this, but now we have more convenient things … such as the clothes I'm wearing. "
The host asked curiously, "What's so special about this dress?"
Nie Yun smiled and said, "The special thing about this suit is that its key parts are filled with special steel. For most non-work areas and some work areas of the lunar scientific research station, we will install induction electromagnets under the floor to provide staff wearing spacesuits with adjustable" artificial gravity "to compensate for the lack of gravity. As long as you wear this suit, even in an environment with 1/6G of gravity, you can still feel the same weight as on Earth. "
Host: "But … won't this affect the electronic equipment in the base?"
Nie Yun smiled and said, "Of course not, the equipment that might have an impact will be protected by diamagnetic materials. In addition to spacesuits that can simulate a gravitational environment, we also have a special gravity room in the lunar scientific research station that can simulate a gravitational environment, maximizing the health of the staff."
Host: "Can you elaborate?"
Nie Yun: "Simply put, it's like a Ferris wheel that is placed upside down on the ground. After it is started, it will rotate like a centrifuge. Combined with the gravitational force of the moon itself, it will provide gravity to the people in the room. You can work out, watch a movie, put on a virtual reality helmet, play a game … or even sleep. "
Host: "But if it keeps spinning, how do people go up?"
Nie Yun smiled and said, "Do you even need to ask? Of course, you go up when it stops! After all, you don't need to stay up there all the time, just 2-3 hours a day. "
In addition to the spacesuit, Nie Yun went on to introduce many other things.
This included the daily life of the lunar scientific research station, what they usually did, which direction they would go in the future, and if the Guanghan City model proved to be feasible in the future, they would expand to Mars or even farther than Mars.
Although there were no cool special effects, the audience sitting in front of their TVs and computers were still excited by this slowly unfolding blueprint. Their thoughts couldn't help but drift to the distant starry sky.
From the moment Chang 'e took off, our journey to the sea of stars was no longer just a slogan.
This journey for the future had already begun …
…
"God Lu is nutty! (voice cracking) "
"From now on, we have another city. (dog head) "
"And it's directly under our jurisdiction! (husky) "
"Shenzhen City and Su City are crying in the toilet. We have applied for so many years, but we haven't been able to get it! (crying) "
"When I think about how such an excellent person still doesn't have a girlfriend, I don't feel envious at all. I even feel a little proud. At least, I'm not a single dog. (dog head) "
Copenhagen Airport.
Lu Zhou, who was sitting in the VIP waiting room, was scrolling through his phone and looking at the comments on the Internet.
Just ten minutes ago, he posted a photo taken at the airport. In the blink of an eye, the number of views went up to "100,000", and the number of comments went up to tens of thousands.
For him, this was expected. Almost every time there was a big piece of news related to him on the Internet, his Weibo would explode.
And this time was obviously no exception.
Whether it was the Nobel Prize or the launch of Chang 'e, that was enough to make the idiotic netizens excited for a while.
Lu Zhou looked at the pile of idiotic comments in the comment section and couldn't help but laugh. Especially when he saw the last comment.
He wanted to show off the Nobel Prize in his suitcase and say, [Touch your wallet and you won't be able to laugh (dog head)], but in the end, he resisted the urge.
Lu Zhou found out that sometimes he was really a sadist. Fortunately, he was a kind person, so he didn't ruin the "little luck" of the idiotic netizens.
That was close.
Of course, even if it was a joyous occasion, there would always be one or two idiots jumping out. After all, it was always easier to attract traffic than to follow the crowd.
For example, a certain respondent predicted that this huge space colonization program would eventually go bankrupt. No matter how much the cost was reduced, there was no way to make the development of moon resources profitable. The end result of this moon colonization program would be that the whole world would see China's astronauts playing in the mud on the moon.
Another example was a Weibo reporter. He had just criticized Lu Zhou for being too rational, for being too harsh on a girl at the Global Climate Summit, for lacking the compassion that normal humans should have, and for not reflecting the love and tolerance of Chinese culture. Now, he stood up and accused this was a gamble with the fate of fifty families on the table, and he didn't even ask if they were willing to go or not.
However, before Lu Zhou could say anything, they were already being bombarded by angry netizens.
The world's most powerful doctoral program, the city with the highest average salary, the opportunity to discuss academic problems with Nobel Prize winners at any time, and the colleagues sitting in the same office as the next round of Nobel Prize winners.
Are you willing to go or not?
How many research dogs are lining up to go, but they don't even have a chance to go!
There were some warriors who, for the sake of the future of their country and people, resolutely gave up their personal lives and families to embark on the journey. However, the vast majority of people were only qualified to go to the sky.
You're saying you're forcing people to go?
Who are you looking down on?
While Lu Zhou was playing with his phone and giggling, Ambassador Du Yanming, who was wearing a formal suit, walked over to him and spoke to him with a friendly smile.
"Academician Lu, why are you so happy?"
"Nothing, I just saw a few interesting fan messages …" Lu Zhou put away his phone and giggled. He coughed lightly, looked up at him, and asked, "Ambassador Du, what's up?"
Ambassador Du smiled and said, "Nothing, I just came to see you off and remind you that it's time to board the plane."
Time to board the plane?
It's already this late?
"Okay, then I won't stay here any longer." Lu Zhou stood up from his chair and reached out his right hand to Ambassador Du. He said, "See you later!"
"See you later!" The white-haired old man shook Lu Zhou's hand and said with a smile, "Be careful on the road, see you later … But then again, I think it's quite easy to see Academician Lu again."
"Why do you say that?"
Ambassador Du Yanming laughed and said.
"Do you even have to ask? You've been all over the news and newspapers these days. If I say goodbye to you now, I'm afraid I'll see you again when I get home! "
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