These things were only found as witnesses. Jia Chang Tian wasn't interested in bringing them back. At most, he would just take some pictures.
However, what made many United States people unhappy was that after Jia Chang Tian dug out the United States flag from the ground and took a picture of it, he didn't care about it anymore and let it fall on the ground.
This made many United States people very unhappy. Even some United States politicians protested, saying that Jia Chang Tian should raise the flag again and plant it on the ground of the moon.
Jia Chang Tian didn't raise the flag because he was hostile to the United States!
Later, when Jia Chang Tian was interviewed, he said that it wasn't that he didn't want to raise the flag. It was just that he remembered his father's enthusiasm to bring new electric scooter technology and industry to the United States. He even invested hundreds of billions of dollars, much more than what he spent on the moon.
But in the end, everything was lost. The Daqian didn't get anything, and his father's hair even turned white overnight. And this was all because the United States thought that electric scooters would steal jobs from the United States. In the end, it caused the United States government to change their policies and caused the Daqian to suffer heavy losses.
So in order to increase jobs for the United States, he decided not to raise the flag. This way, the United States could raise the flag themselves in the future. They would have to build new spaceships and invest a lot of money. Then, the United States would have a lot of jobs, and all the United States would get rich together. He was thinking about the welfare of the United States people.
These words made everyone except the United States people laugh. Many of the United States people also laughed. Back then, the United States people were indeed too shameless. No wonder their son was so angry.
But you don't say, many years later, when the United States restarted the moon landing project, they really found the flag themselves and planted it on the moon, until the moon was swallowed by the sun.
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Everyone's attention was focused on the United States flag. The audience didn't know that there was a conversation between Wang Jiawei and Jia Chang Tian that wasn't broadcast.
"Did you find it?"
"Found it. It's near the lander. It's a white bag filled with their excrement. Oh my god, this is too disgusting!" Wang Jiawei said with a disgusted expression.
"It's good that you found it!" Jia Changtian heaved a sigh of relief and said, "You'll be in charge of this thing. Later, you'll secretly put it on the car and then secretly put it in the storage of the return cabin!"
"Why do I have to do all this?" Wang Jiawei said unhappily.
"I'm the CEO of the company! If you want to come to the moon again, I'll have the final say! " Jia Chang Tian said indifferently. Wang Jia Wei immediately shut his mouth obediently, and obediently went to pretend to be feces.
That's right, the secret treasure that Jia Changtian and Wang Jiewei were talking about was the feces left behind by Apollo 11.
Many people knew that Apollo 11 left behind a thruster, a launcher, a flag, and other equipment on the moon. However, no one knew that Apollo 11 also left behind its own astronauts' feces on the moon.
When the audience watched the live broadcast and saw the photos, they saw a white bag near the launcher of Apollo 11. In the end, the bag wasn't taken away by the return cabin. Instead, it was left on the moon's surface.
Many people were debating what was inside the white bag. There were even reporters who directly asked the astronauts who had just returned at a NASA press conference. However, all the astronauts avoided the topic and only smiled awkwardly.
Therefore, the smart people who knew a lot about astronautics immediately guessed that the white bag actually contained the astronauts' feces.
Actually, this wasn't a very bad thing. After all, humans had to excrete. Even if she was an extremely beautiful and fragrant fairy, she still had to poop when she needed to. Otherwise, she wouldn't be a human, but a Si Teng. It was recommended that you cut her in half. That way, you could have twin fairies.
Astronauts were also humans, not fairies. Naturally, they also had to excrete. However, astronauts' excretion in space was obviously not as free as it was on Earth. They couldn't even use the toilet. After all, there was gravity on Earth, and excrement would fall down.
There was no gravity in space. Whether the excrement fell into the toilet or directly onto your face was a big question mark.
In fact, the space station had a specially designed toilet that could suck the excrement in through a vacuum. Then, the excrement would be dehydrated, compressed, and packaged. The excrement would either be directly discharged into space or brought back to Earth.
As for the water extracted from urine and feces, it was generally brought back to Earth. However, it was said that NASA was experimenting with a new technology that could recycle and purify the sewage into drinking water grade. The astronauts could look forward to it.
The space station still had these professional facilities, but the lunar module and the return module didn't have them. After all, the space was only so big, and they could only carry so much weight. If they had to install a special toilet system, it would be too wasteful.
After all, Apollo 11 only had a 71-hour stay in space. A special toilet system was obviously not cost-effective.
Therefore, according to the recollections of some of the astronauts, they wore a special kind of underwear that was extremely absorbent when they landed on the moon.
Well, to put it bluntly, it was just a pair of diapers. Once they wanted to relieve themselves, they just had to pee in the crotch. It was very convenient. A pair of diapers could hold two volumes of urine.
There was also a special kind of simple excrement bag that could be used to relieve themselves. After that, the excrement could be automatically packed and compressed by a packing machine. It was very convenient.
In the end, these things were all packed in white bags and left on the moon. They didn't even have the heart to put in a toilet. It was unrealistic to expect them to bring the excrement back.
Then why did Jia Changtian and the others treat such disgusting things as treasures?
They didn't bring the laser rangefinder, the United States flag, and other memorable things back. Wasn't it too disgusting?
Well, although it was a little disgusting, there was an important scientific purpose. As everyone knew, the human body carried a lot of bacteria, especially the digestive system. There were over a thousand different types of bacteria, and these bacteria would be left in the excrement.
Therefore, someone proposed a very interesting and disgusting idea. That was, could there be a type of bacteria that could survive on the moon?
If these bacteria could, then wouldn't there be more life forms that could survive on the moon in the future?
As a result, these excrements became treasures. When they were brought back, they would be carefully analyzed and examined by scientists, looking for any possible living bacteria or life forms inside.
If they were really found, then it would be a great feat that could change the world. Who knew how many biologists in the country would fight to get their hands on these things!
It was said that when the United States found out about this, they also wanted to take it back. However, they couldn't travel long distances on the moon's surface. It wasn't worth it to land at the same place to take back these things, so they just left it at that.
Later, when the United States found out that Jia Changtian took these things away, they came over to protest. At that time, because the research on these things was almost done, and the experiments and data that needed to be done were all gathered, they happily returned them to the United States.
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