Technology: Breaking the monopoly global hegemony

Chapter 1949: Forerunner Project

Through the efforts of astronauts on the International Space Station, the Daxia Space Station and the Kyushu Space Station, the scientific community now clearly knows that humans can live in a low-gravity or even zero-gravity environment for a long time, but the longer they live, the more likely they are to suffer from various "occupational diseases."

As for the reproduction of the human species outside the Blue Planet, although no one has ever attempted it according to official reports, there are still many difficulties to overcome for sperm to combine with egg cells in a zero-gravity environment.

  In addition, will the child born have genetic mutations due to cosmic rays or the living environment of the parents?

This requires pioneers to explore, shoulder countless risks and pressures, and devote themselves.

Gu Qing is not a god and cannot give these people much help. He can only do his best to provide technical and material assistance to these pioneers.

Although the people present did not have much feeling about what Gu Qing said before, when Gu Qing announced the lunar base plan in a serious manner, everyone in the conference room was surprised and shocked.

Even the various preferential treatments for pioneers in the Pioneer Program mentioned later were not felt to be unreasonable by anyone.

"The moon base, is it going to land so soon?"

"I was discussing the future development of the aerospace sector with my European partners. If we follow the plan, it will be too fast. No one could have imagined it."

"The Pioneers live and reproduce on the moon. Although the company's communication technology can ensure that the Pioneers can surf the moon at high speeds and meet their spiritual needs, and can also share the ecology with engineers and intelligent robots for daily diet and social activities, for the children born by the Pioneers, this..."

"That's right. Children who grow up on Blue Star can be exposed to mountains, rivers, waterfalls and the sea. They can see gatherings of tens of thousands of people, climb mountains and dive in the sea. They can go to school normally, make friends, and even marry freely.

But the children of the pioneers cannot enjoy all this easily. They can only stay in the moon base and be used as experimental materials from the moment they are born..."

"Hey, what you said is true. The children of the pioneers can use the most advanced technology. They can't even experience the complex virus and bacteria environment on the ground of Blue Star. They don't have to worry about viruses like AIDS for the rest of their lives. They may even have a lifespan far longer than ordinary old humans on Blue Star. You think they are miserable, but who knows, when they grow up, they may even think that we old humans on Blue Star are backward..."

"You are not a fish, so how can you know the joy of fish? This topic is too big. I want to lead the team to participate in this project. Will the new generation bred in the lunar base have superpowers that only appear in science fiction because of genetic mutations?"

"If the lunar base becomes a large planetary city with a population of tens of millions, perhaps in the future we will be able to leave the solar system..."

Amid the whispers, countless people's minds were in turmoil.

This plan for the construction and operation of the lunar base was developed by many engineers and scientists using information collected day and night by hundreds of intelligent robots on the moon. It is not only epoch-making in technology, but also extremely feasible.

  And because of Jiuzhou Technology's current size and the scale of its technological project achievements, it does not need to engage in "investment promotion" in terms of the allocation of funds and resources. Moreover, this group of managers are all top talents, so how can we not see another role of this plan?

If a mushroom-throwing war breaks out on the surface of the Blue Planet, or a large-scale virus war occurs, or other large-scale natural and man-made disasters occur, the humans living on the surface of the Blue Planet will definitely suffer, but the humans living in the lunar base, even if they feel the same pain in their hearts, can actually "rest easy".

Sending mushrooms to the moon is something that can be done with the current technical capabilities of the countries on Blue Star, but the rockets that transport the mushroom bombs do not have the ability to strike targets quickly and in a short period of time.

By the time these rockets reach over the moon, with the company's current technical capabilities, it would probably be able to intercept them and detonate them in advance.

The Moon Base is a truly ideal and safe place to live!

After letting these people digest it for a while, Gu Qing said loudly: "This is an extremely exciting plan, but the challenges faced in achieving this grand goal cannot be ignored.

When our human equipment first landed on the moon, the environment on the lunar surface was extremely harsh and there was no atmosphere, so the radiation level was extremely high, the temperature difference between day and night was huge, and the vacuum environment posed a severe test to the survival of equipment and personnel.

Although we have overcome this problem now, the lunar base is not an ordinary facility. We need to ensure that the base facilities can operate long-term, stably and efficiently in such an environment. This is a huge technical challenge.

This requires us to take the research and development of anti-radiation protection materials, the reliability of environmental control systems, and emergency response mechanisms in emergency situations to a higher level.

And we must also take into account the distance between the moon and the blue planet. We must try our best to develop and manufacture these materials, technical equipment locally at the lunar base. This not only depends on our pioneers, but also requires us to have a team of engineers who have great enthusiasm for the project and strong mental qualities.

Another point is that although we have established a satellite communication network that can cover the entire moon and set up signal relay devices in underground caves, the distance between the moon and the blue planet is too far and the transportation cost is high. We cannot afford for this plan to fail many times.

Therefore, how to efficiently utilize the resources on the lunar surface and reduce dependence on blue planet resources is another important challenge.

Using local materials and recycling resources is an effective way to solve this problem, but the technical details of each project involved in this process, as well as how to implement the actual operation of the technology, still require our engineers and scientists from major projects to work together to further research and optimize the technology.

In other words, it is impossible for the first batch of pioneers to choose ordinary technical workers. We can only provide precious resources to valuable engineers and scientists.

They must be on the moon and become the first alien visitors to be stationed there.

So, after discussion, we decided that all Kyushu certified engineers should sign up voluntarily. "