I Make History a Myth

　　"It should be a monster."

　　"Time to get on stage."

　　Su Hao holds the black child.

　　Press down lightly.

　　The present moonlight.

　　A sudden tremor.

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Chapter 51

　　America.

　　Griffith Observatory.

　　As the most famous observatory in the United States.

　　Griffith Observatory is an observatory that visitors can visit for free.

　　It is equipped with four fixed telescopes.

　　Aiming at the beautiful and deep outer space all the year round.

　　It allows visitors to observe various wonders in the universe.

　　"Emily, how about watching a movie together after visiting the observatory?"

　　Griffith Observatory.

　　A typical white man said to his companion with a smile.

　　There is a cinema in the Griffith Observatory.

　　Although there is a fee.

　　But he was going to watch the movie with his girlfriend.

　　Do something more healthy.

　　So he is still willing to pay for this amount of money.

　　"Okay, but Jimmy, you have to wait, there are more people in line." Emily said, pointing to the long line.

　　"It's okay, I'll wait for you."

　　Jimmy said with a smile.

　　at this moment.

　　his patience.

　　full.

　　after an hour.

　　Emily stood in front of the telescope, and the smile on Jimmy's face grew brighter.

　　soon.

　　He was about to end this boring visit.

　　Enter a segment that makes you feel happy.

　　"Emily, what movie do you think we should watch later? "Women's Federation 5"? "Or Black Fairy Tales: Snow White?"

　　His voice fell.

　　I heard Emily scream, "Jimmy, look at it? The moon... something fell from the moon."

　　"what?"

　　Jimmy was a little confused.

　　The next moment, he was pushed in front of the telescope by Emily.

　　in his sight.

　　on the moon.

　　a long river.

　　poured out.

　　……

　　"What, the moon is leaking?"

　　msaa space agency

　　After being called from the nap, the director Bibor, whose brain was not fully awake, heard the report from the people below.

　　The brain woke up immediately.

　　"Your Excellency Director Bibor, there is a long river on the moon, pouring down, not the water leaking on the moon."

　　Ruskin, who was in charge of the report, looked serious.

　　"I know it's incredible."

　　"It's unbelievable."

　　"But it's the truth."

　　He turns on the computer.

　　A video is played.

　　inside the video.

　　A long, high river.

　　from above the moon.

　　poured out.

　　Bibor rubbed his troubled eyes and glanced again in disbelief.

　　If it wasn't for knowing Ruskin was at work.

　　is quite serious person.

　　If it weren't for today it wouldn't be April Fool's Day.

　　He almost thought Ruskin was teasing himself with the pictures of some sci-fi movie.

　　"Can you analyze what happened on the moon?"

　　Bibor asked.

　　From the video.

　　on the moon.

　　It's suddenly an extra line, I don't know where it came from

　　"No."

　　Ruskin said honestly.

　　The moon is too far away from them.

　　To go to the moon.

　　It's not impossible.

　　But to conduct an investigation on the moon, it is still a time-consuming investigation.

　　It can be realized in a dream.

　　"And I think, rather than investigating what's going on on the moon."

　　"We should pay more attention to the river water falling from the moon. What is it, and what impact will it have on our world?"

　　"What's the impact on our world?"

　　Bibor was taken aback.

　　Although he was able to become the chief.

　　It relies on pulling relationships and going through the back door.

　　But he also knew.

　　Substances like river water.

　　After falling from the moon, it will freeze directly into slag, and then float into space.

　　Even if there is ice slag falling on the earth.

　　Once in the atmosphere.

　　It will heat up by friction with the atmosphere, burn violently, and then turn into water vapor.

　　Ruskin didn't speak immediately, just tuned up the picture.

　　in the photo.

　　A crystal-white liquid that travels through space and through the atmosphere.

　　But there is no sign of freezing or warming.

　　After the call was made, Ruskin said, "The river water left from the moon is very strange. It will not freeze or heat up."

　　"What's even more amazing is that after it fell from the moon."

　　"Not only did it not disperse and float away under the influence of the vacuum."

　　"Instead, it came directly to our world."

　　"It's like..."