Rebirth 2009: Synthetic God

Looking at the three people in front of him, Zhou Rui felt that his brain was thinking at full speed for a moment!

It’s almost time to enter the “master time”!

There seemed to be a red word "danger" flashing above his head.

Tong Xin is also here, is it Han Ziyin who brought her? Just blink if you're kidnapped!

Where is Gan Yuan? It shouldn't be far, Gan.

Wait until the hotel room is cleaned up

Li Wenqian waved her small white hands in front of Zhou Rui's eyes: "It seems this surprise was a success."

Zhou Ruiqian laughed: "That was quite successful."

The entries almost shocked me.

Li Wenqian naturally couldn't ignore the elder. She turned to Zhou Weigang and said sweetly: "Hello, Uncle Zhou! Long time no see!"

Zhou Weigang's crow's feet laughed again: "Long time no see, Ah Qian, and Zi Yin."

Two good daughters-in-law, how wonderful!

He didn't pay attention to Tong Xin, he just thought he was a female friend of Li Wenqian and Han Ziyin.

No matter how bold his guess was, he never thought that his son would be so bold.

Han Ziyin also took a step forward and said softly: "That's not entirely true. I am also a scientific researcher. I always want to see the science and technology expo."

Seemingly sensing Tong Xin's nervousness, Han Ziyin took the initiative to introduce: "By the way, this is Tong Xin, who is also our classmate from Qinghe No. 1 Middle School."

Tong Xin quickly came up and bent down to shake hands: "Hello, Uncle Zhou."

Zhou Weigang smiled even happier. The people in Qinghe County were always more friendly.

At this time, Zhou Rui had already adjusted his thoughts and said, "I'm still wearing a hat. How did you recognize me?"

Han Ziyin: "It looks familiar. I dare to confirm it only after I recognize Uncle Zhou."

This simple "disguise" is not very effective on familiar people, and it will be seen through if you stare at it for a long time.

At this time, there were people all around. The small family recognition scene here had attracted some attention. Some people were staring at the three beauties, and some were staring at Zhou Rui and Zhou Weigang.

Zhou Rui simply offered to change places.

Spying, bah, after chatting for a while, I found out that this "surprise" was organized by Han Ziyin. The three of them had originally made an appointment to wait until Tong Xin was busy with Double Eleven before going shopping together.

Later, "on a whim," I decided to come to Hangzhou and stay for a few days.

In other words, this crisis is still going on!

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At the same time, on the other side of the ocean, in Florida.

An old house facing the street has red brick walls, wooden window frames and black handrails. A short one-meter staircase leads from the sloping street into a house full of American characteristics, but it can be a bit gloomy at night. .

Occasionally some drunk or high teens would pass by and break the atmosphere, but in an unpleasant way.

In the dim room, Hansen, an old white man, was working overtime on the computer. Although he was going to New York early tomorrow morning, he had no intention of going to bed early.

According to the plan, there will be a grand press conference tomorrow to announce the "Artemis Eye" lunar exploration plan.

This is the strong request of the new director, and it seems to be the instruction from above. When the "Science and Technology Expo" attracts attention on the other side of the ocean, try to offset some of the impact and make a voice that the United States is unwilling to be lonely.

Although "unmanned lunar exploration" is no longer a big news for the current level of aerospace, after all, a skinny camel is bigger than a horse, and American aerospace still has some attractiveness to attract attention.

Just like a menopausal madam, if she shouts hard enough and dresses boldly enough, she can still attract attention.

This is the plan of the new director. The scientific research value of the launch itself is only the least important part. How many eyeballs can be attracted is the important thing. Tomorrow's press conference is full of TV show style and L**T elements. The host is said to be A six-foot-tall, bearded, dark beauty.

I think it will really attract a lot of attention.

Feeling a little tired during the journey, the old scientist took off his glasses, rubbed the bridge of his nose, and decided to take a rest.

But when I picked up the phone, I realized that there was an email I hadn’t seen a few hours ago.

"Dear Hanson Doyle, it is with great sadness that we inform you that your friend Charlie Duke passed away unexpectedly on November 19, 2016. His family will hold a funeral a week later. , I hope you can arrive around noon on the 29th, the address is attached below."

Hansen frowned and looked at it for a long time. This was a name he hadn't heard for a long time. It took him a while to recall who it was.

After a while, Hansen came to his senses, opened Google, and searched for relevant news.

"Charlie Duke, astronaut who landed on the moon, died in a car accident"

"According to eyewitness reports at the scene, Charlie Duke seemed to have lost consciousness before the car accident, but the car was still driving at high speed, and finally crashed into a big tree and caught fire. It was suspected of a heart attack."

There are also many comments below the news.

"Another astronaut died in an accident. How many of us are still alive now?"

"I was depressed and I read the book he wrote."

"I think someone is trying to cover something up."

"Soon people who are truly capable of going to the moon will appear, so they are cleaning up some 'old data'. They must lose it in time when it should be lost, just like other moon landing technologies."

"It's already 2016, and there are still people questioning the moon landing? Do you all have a junior high school degree? If it's fake, why doesn't the Soviet Union come forward and expose it?"

In fact, the United States has the loudest voice in the world questioning the moon landing fraud.

In other words, this wind was started by the Americans themselves. When did it start?

From the very beginning, in 1969, this was a matter that was widely questioned, and believers and non-believers argued for decades.

Of course, there are those who are serious analysts, and there are also those who are anti-intellectual and brain-dead. There are even classic statements such as "Flat Earth Theory", "Technology on the Back of the Moon", and "Aliens in Area 52", which makes it difficult for people to discuss it no matter how many years. , will not come up with a result that can convince everyone.

Hansen ignored those "moon landing hypotheses" that had become numb to them for decades, and looked elsewhere.

On the page, there are some other recommended news based on user habits and the content they are browsing.

"France has decided to increase its investment in the aerospace field in the next five years, increase its budget by 70%, and launch broader technical cooperation. It has applied to join the Clean Space Alliance."

"China Science and Technology Expo, Furui Group announced two technologies that will change the world..."

"The UAE and Saudi Arabia jointly announced that they will cooperate with Tai Tiangong to build an orbital platform belonging to the Arab world. The two most powerful crown princes are already on the flight to China."

"South Korea has established a national space agency to fill the gap in this field. It aims to become the world's second largest aerospace power and Asia's largest aerospace power by 2020. It plans to land on the moon within four years."

"The Russian Space Agency stated that it has begun the evaluation of rebuilding the 'space station'. The new space station will be completed under the leadership of Russia, but it also welcomes extensive cooperation from the international community. In addition, NASA officials urged NASA not to play numbers games anymore and should do so as soon as possible." Compensation for the damage caused by the destruction of the International Space Station.”

Hansen read the news report in silence and couldn't help but sigh in his heart: This is really a prosperous era for aerospace. All countries in the world are paying attention and investing in it. This has not happened for more than 40 years.

Unfortunately, this time it seems that the United States is no longer the leader.

This once invincible aerospace hegemon, overlooking the world, seemed to be hindered by something invisible and his hands were tied.

Closing the computer, Hansen picked up the phone again and looked at the email.

The fatigue from working overtime has not been relieved, but has made me even more tired.

After a while, he simply decided not to sleep today, got in the car, and set off towards the seaside, heading to the Kennedy Space Center on Merritt Island.

After about an hour's drive, Hansen arrived at this space base that integrates research and development and launch at around two o'clock in the morning.

There were not many people here late at night, and it was the quietest time. The Kennedy Center was very large, and Hansen's destination was a research center in one of the areas.

Inside the building, Hansen knocked on the window of the security room, startling the security guard who was eating donuts.

Hansen explained his purpose. He had the authority to enter and exit at any time, but some power switches required keys only owned by security guards to open.

The security guard was doing his duty fairly well, or he was too busy at night and wanted to do something to refresh his mind, so he and Hansen walked inside.

The road was a bit long and dark, so the security guard couldn't help but stir up a little topic: "Dr. Hansen, I heard that you participated in the Apollo project, right?"

Hansen didn't turn his head. He had answered this question too many times in his life.

"Yes, I'm honored to participate."

The security guard said furtively: "How old were you at that time?"

"26 years old."

"Then you must be a genius! You joined such a great plan at such a young age."

After pushing open an iron door, the security guard went to look for the power box with a flashlight, while Hansen stood at the door of the dark space.

After a few dozen seconds, the entire space lit up, revealing the entire space. It was about two thousand square meters, not very big, but still very spacious.

In the center, on the assembly rack, is a completed large lunar probe.

It has a cylindrical body and a squat curved top. It is all white, about two meters in diameter and 1.7 meters in height.

Compared with Chang'e-3 a few years ago, this one is obviously more technological. It is much larger in size, highly integrated, and has a more beautiful appearance. The various detectors and components installed inside are also far better in performance. Super Chang'e 3.

To put it more bluntly, when the project was first established, the "Eye of Artemis" was designed with the goal of "surpassing Chang'e III in all aspects".

Even in appearance, it is somewhat similar to the Apollo lunar module, which can easily bring back some glorious memories.

This is the "Eye of Artemis" that Hanson Doyle has been working on for more than ten years.

He has been trying to restart the lunar exploration program and preparing for it since thirteen years ago. It was not until three years ago that it was approved due to major changes in the aerospace industry and external pressure.

It takes three years to complete an aerospace project, which is extremely fast. Hansen worked hard for "Artemis" and devoted all his life's learning...

But it is a pity that this lunar probe, which was supposed to be the world's leading lunar probe from the beginning, has been gradually despised before it was launched.

Some things, like people, are dim not because of themselves, but because of contrast.

Compared with the progress made by the opposite side, it has already begun to fall behind before it can shine.

Being forced to speed up the process and rush to announce it this month and launch it next month has something to do with its "not being taken seriously".

But for Hansen, this is the greatest masterpiece of his life. No one cares about the "Eye of Artemis" more than he does.

Hansen said to the fat security guard: "Thank you, I will take care of the rest. I will stay for about three hours and will find you when I leave."

After that, he put down his backpack, took out his laptop, and prepared to connect to the "Eye of Artemis".

"Doctor!"

Hansen looked back and found that the fat security guard was standing at the entrance more than ten meters away, but he did not leave.

"What's wrong?"

The fat security guard had a complicated expression, but he still mustered up the courage to say: "The Apollo Project, is it true? We really sent people to the moon."

In the empty space, the figure of the fat security guard brought a little echo.

Hansen smiled and did not hesitate for a second: "Yes, the Apollo Project is true."

Then he turned around and continued to work.

The fat security guard punched heavily.

"I knew it was true!"