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The newcomer immediately pulled out a small notebook he carried with him.

This habit started for the newcomer when he was in school.

Because he was adopted by Chinese parents since he was a child.

My family has never been rich.

When others are in school, they all use tablets and mobile phones.

But he had nothing of his own.

And his adoptive parents also taught him.

"A good memory is worse than a bad pen."

When he said he wanted a laptop.

His parents bought him a notebook.

Let him use it to take notes in class.

But even so, he still relied on his own efforts to be admitted to a top university in the United States.

Finally I was able to come here to work in Area 51.

It's the government's job anyway.

According to his adoptive parents.

"It's good to work in the government. Not only are the salaries and benefits high, but there are also security benefits."

The newcomer passed the recruitment round of District 51 in this way.

I came in by chance.

Dr. Caesar seemed to be lost in his memories.

The Apollo 18 moon landing plan was indeed carried out in secret.

"We already had six manned lunar landings by then."

"Apollo 18 was the seventh."

"Even though we have landed on the moon six times, it is still very mysterious to us."

"Although we want to explore more areas of the moon every time."

“But there was only one failure.”

"The rest were successful, after all, in the subsequent moon landings."

"Apollo 15 utilized the lunar rover, which greatly expanded the scope of exploration."

Because every manned lunar landing is extremely thrilling.

Although we already have experience, everyone is always well prepared.

But, if it were the same as before.

Three or four people were sent up each time.

Even if we go to the moon, we can still rely on human's own mobility.

And the resources they carry.

There was simply no exploration far.

We can only explore around the landing site.

But it would be different if there was a lunar rover.

The range of movement on the moon is much greater.

But it still aroused a lot of doubts at that time.

The camera turns back to Ye Zhen.

Ye Zhen's familiar voice came from everyone's mobile phone screens and TV screens.

“Everyone should know that the United States landed a man on the moon.

But it's not just one success.

Instead, it succeeded five times in total.

One of them was due to a malfunction and we had to return halfway.

The other five attempts were successful, as were the last three.

The United States even sent a lunar rover there.”

Lunar rover.

Now our country also has its own Yutu lunar rover.

Various environments and terrains can be explored on the moon.

This is quite an achievement.

“In fact, after the United States successfully landed a man on the moon.

It’s not that the former Soviet Union did nothing.

Not long after, the former Soviet Union sent the first human lunar rover to the moon.

The exploration of the moon was achieved and some lunar samples were brought back.

The United States could no longer hold back.

They brought lunar rovers with them on the next three manned lunar landings.

It is the lunar rover that makes people more skeptical about the US's manned lunar landing.

The first is the battery. As we all know, our electric vehicle technology is developing rapidly.

But it was the US lunar rover half a century ago.

It can already operate in extreme environments like the moon.

This shows that their quality was extremely exaggerated at that time.

But when the United States sent manned missions to the moon, it also sent both people and vehicles to the moon.

But the lunar rover did not bring them any breakthrough progress. Instead, it felt a bit useless and superfluous.

Why do you say this way?
One is that every gram of space payload is very expensive.

It is more valuable than gold of equal quality.

So everything in a spacecraft needs to be carefully calculated.

After careful weight calculation.

The lunar rover can be said to be the largest useless weight.

With the lunar rover, what did they do on the moon?

I started live streaming car racing and playing around on the moon.

There is also a video recording of this part.

You can take a look." Ye Zhen played a video for everyone.

In the video, there is a pitch-black background.

Two astronauts wearing space suits and whose faces cannot be seen are sitting in a simple lunar rover.

The two seemed a little embarrassed.

But even so.

The two were racing on the moon at a very fast speed.

I had such a great time.

According to records, this lunar rover was designed to travel more than 90 kilometers.

They drove the lunar rover for more than 30 kilometers on the moon.

The audience seemed to understand what Ye Zhen meant.

"Why do you have to go to all this trouble?"

"That's right. We went to such great lengths to send a rover up there, just for the purpose of racing?"

"Or do they want to dig up lunar soil from different places?"

"But if we want to dig different lunar soil, wouldn't it be more convenient to dig directly on the spot?"

Obviously none of this makes sense.

Besides, the United States also recorded it at that time.

They drove a lunar rover but did not go far away to dig up lunar soil.

The collected lunar soil is still near the landing site.

If anyone has been paying attention to the recent developments in the U.S. space industry.

You'll find that they now have new Mars and Moon rovers.

But the style is completely different from before.

Why do people question whether the moon landing was faked?

Because the tires of the lunar rover look like rubber.

But it definitely can't be rubber, because on the moon the temperature is over 100 degrees Celsius during the day.

A place where the temperature is over one hundred degrees Celsius at night.

Rubber simply won't work.

According to the United States' own records, the tires are made of titanium.

But now the United States has restarted its moon landing plan.

It's as if the previous technology has completely disappeared.

Even the lunar rover had to be developed from scratch.

Starting everything from scratch is very strange.

Why did the United States send a rover to the moon in the first place?

In the next three moon landings, lunar rovers were sent up there.

Just to show off their technological strength to the former Soviet Union?

You see, what the former Soviet Union did, we can do too.

It can also be easier.

Alas, Americans just like to play.

We spent a lot of money to send a rover to the moon just for racing.

Nothing else, just willful.

If we interpret it from this perspective.

It is not impossible.

Does the United States just want to demonstrate its superiority over the former Soviet Union in aerospace technology?
It only happened three times in total.

The lunar rovers were sent up there three times.

Apart from driving it, it didn't show any effect.

When they finally returned, all three lunar rovers remained on the moon.

It can be said to be a disposable prop.

But now the United States wants to send a lunar rover to the moon alone, which is very difficult.

Just like Xiaobai.

You said that the technology for manned lunar landing was lost, but has the technology for lunar rover also been lost?

Wasn’t it possible to launch a Mars rover to Mars before?

The most crucial point is.

The three abandoned lunar rovers have not been discovered by the world to this day. (End of this chapter)