Super Copy of Great Power Technology

As for the extremely backward civilization of human beings, the weapons they use are bows and arrows and javelins, and their combat power is only slightly stronger than that of wild beasts. They pose no threat to the Naga people who have already entered the interstellar civilization. In addition, the plants and animals on the earth can be used as food for the Naga people. The plant seeds they brought from their home planet can also take root and sprout when planted on the land of the earth. In other words, after the tribe migrates to the earth, there is no need to worry about food shortages. The bad news is that the composition of the air on the earth is quite different from that of the Naga people's home planet, and the oxygen content is much lower. This causes the Naga people to be unable to breathe the air on the earth directly, otherwise there is a risk of suffocation. If only a small number of crew members are sent to the earth for investigation, they only need to wear space suits to solve the breathing problem. If the Naga people want to migrate to the earth on a large scale, they must develop a respirator that can automatically adjust the air composition and equip each tribe member with one. Perhaps in the future, when the Naga people take root on the earth and reproduce on a large scale, in order to adapt to the earth's environment, they can artificially modify the genetic information so that their offspring can breathe the air on the earth. This is not difficult for the biological gene editing technology that the Naga people are proficient in.

After reading the survey report, Didirul Morgan was very happy. The environment on Earth was much better than he had imagined. It was mild, had liquid water, and was home to a large number of plants and animals. It could also solve the problem of food and drink. Apart from the lost home planet, there was no place more suitable for the Naga people to survive and reproduce than Earth. As for the huge difference in air composition, which was not suitable for the Naga people to breathe, Didirul Morgan did not think it was a big problem. A small respirator with air composition adjustment function could solve the problem. With the advanced technology that the Naga people had mastered, this was a free point question.

Didirul Morgan immediately called several Naga scientists over and assigned them the task of developing a breathing device. Just two days later, three breathing devices that met the requirements were placed in front of Didirul Morgan, a fully enclosed breathing helmet similar to a space suit helmet, a breathing mask with air component adjustment function, and the smallest breathing device that only covers the mouth and nose. Didirul Morgan learned about the three breathing devices in detail, and then tried them on himself. In the end, he chose the smallest breathing device as the standard equipment for every Naga migrating to Earth.

A week later, all the Naga people packed up their personal belongings, divided into three groups, boarded the planetary landing ship, left the moon and landed on the earth. The Purple Moon spacecraft that accompanied them through thousands of years and traveled through billions of miles of galaxies was not completely abandoned, but two Naga people were left to guard it. Perhaps one day, when the Naga tribe has grown to a certain size and once again stepped into space to carry out interstellar colonization, the Purple Moon will be used again, but their generation is destined not to see that day.

The captain's diary stops here, and there is no follow-up content. After the Naga people migrated to Earth, whether they could adapt to the Earth's environment, how they lived, and whether they could grow and develop, there is no record at all. Because the last captain of the Purple Moon, Didirul Morgan, also followed the last wave of Naga people, left the moon and landed on Earth. The entire Purple Moon was empty, and the two Naga people who stayed behind also entered a dormant state. There were no living people, so naturally no one wrote the captain's diary.

After reading the last line, Qiao Ruida blinked his sore eyes, stood up, and stretched his stiff limbs. There were fifteen captain's diaries, and the content recorded was too much. Even though Qiao Ruida skipped some insignificant content during the reading process and only read some major events at key time nodes, it took him five hours to read. Even though Qiao Ruida's body had been strengthened many times by the system and his endurance was far beyond that of ordinary people, he was still a mortal. Sitting in front of the computer for a long time, keeping the same posture to look at the screen, his limbs would become stiff, his waist and back would ache, and he would feel tired. Now that he stood up and stretched, his body suddenly felt much more comfortable.

Qiao Ruida looked up and glanced around, and found that the other nine astronaut colleagues were all there, each sitting in front of a computer, staring at the screen intently, showing the translated content of the captain's diary. Obviously, everyone has curiosity, especially these captain's diaries, which record the story of an alien spacecraft wandering the starry sky and looking for a second home. In the eyes of these professional astronauts, it is particularly exciting.

"It's getting late. Are you hungry? Does anyone want to have a midnight snack?"

When Qiao Ruida and his team scanned and sorted the captain's diary, it was already after dinner. After reading the captain's diary for a few hours, it was already early in the morning. The food they had eaten for dinner had long been digested, and everyone's stomachs were already growling with hunger. Previously, the attention of all the astronauts was attracted by the captain's diary, and they temporarily ignored hunger. Now that Qiao Ruida reminded them, everyone immediately reacted, and could no longer bear the protest of their stomachs, and they all agreed.

"Ah, it's already past one in the morning. No wonder I'm so hungry. Let's go to the kitchen for a midnight snack. It won't be too late to read the rest tomorrow."

"Well, it's really getting late. Have your midnight snack and go to bed early. We still have a lot of work to do tomorrow, so don't delay."

"Let's go, let's go eat. I'm starving!"

At Qiao Ruida's call, everyone turned off their computers, left the laboratory, and rushed to the kitchen to make midnight snacks. In the lunar base, the food prepared for astronauts was either canned food, biscuits, pre-prepared dishes, or self-heating food. It was simple and quick to make midnight snacks, and it was not troublesome at all. After only ten minutes, the table was filled with various hot food dishes, and ten people sat around the table and feasted.

When everyone was about 70% full, they gradually slowed down their eating speed. While drinking soup, they discussed what they had just seen in the captain's diary.

"The Naga people are miserable. At their peak, they were a huge interstellar empire that spanned hundreds of light years and colonized countless planets. However, they were defeated in just a few hundred years because they accidentally provoked the Zerg. They even lost their home planet."

"Perhaps this is the Dark Forest Law that Liu Cixin talked about in The Three-Body Problem. As long as your coordinates are exposed and other tribes know your location, what awaits you is endless war and complete destruction."

"Is the entire universe so cruel, nakedly a world of the jungle, without warmth and compassion? Then wouldn't it be very dangerous for us humans to leave the Earth and explore other galaxies?" "Our ancestors said that those who are not of our race must have different hearts. This is still the case on Earth, when we are all human. If we encounter aliens, they are not even human. They look at us like we look at animals and livestock. How can we have warmth and compassion? We are lucky that they don't kill us all."

"This last captain's diary records that 10,000 years ago, millions of Nagas migrated to Earth. Why do you think there are no Nagas on Earth today? Where did they go?"

"Yes, there are millions of Nagas, and they have mastered such advanced science and technology. How could they disappear quietly after coming to Earth? This is unscientific."

"Who said that the Nagas didn't cause any trouble on Earth? In the myths and legends of various places on Earth, the gods or monsters with human heads and snake bodies that are common may refer to the Nagas. There are also so many prehistoric megalithic ruins all over the world. Their processing technology and construction techniques generally exceed the construction level of humans at that time. Maybe they were left by these Nagas. It's just that the time is too long ago. Humans at that time didn't master writing, so there are no accurate written records. Only fragments of information were left in the form of myths and legends."

"I guess the reason why the Nagas died out was probably because their living environment changed. The Nagas' fertility rate dropped sharply again, and they even lost their fertility completely. Over tens of thousands of years, millions of Nagas gradually aged and died. They never had any newborns, and eventually went extinct. It was almost inevitable."

"Who said the Nagas are completely extinct? Maybe they still live on Earth, but they live not on the land we are familiar with, but in the vast ocean. Don't forget, the captain's diary said that the Nagas are very good at swimming and can breathe normally underwater. Maybe when the Nagas migrated to Earth, they were attracted by the ocean, not the land."

"This inference is a bit taken for granted. In the past, human technology was limited and we were not able to detect the deep ocean. It was possible that the Naga people lived in the deep ocean. In the past decade or so, with the advancement of material technology and mechanical processing technology, submarine technology has advanced by leaps and bounds, and various deep-sea submersibles have emerged one after another. The seabeds of most oceans in the world have been explored by humans, but there is not even a decent underwater building. How could the Naga people live on the seabed?"

"Today, there are probably still a small number of Nagas living on Earth, but the number is relatively small. Those UFOs that appear from time to time and refresh the world view of mankind are probably their masterpieces."

The discussion among the astronauts was mainly based on inferences and speculations, and from time to time some wildly imaginative remarks popped up, shocking everyone. However, these inferences and speculations could not be verified, because the Naga people did not leave many traces on Earth. It seemed that all the information about the Naga people was completely erased by the magician of time.

After supper, everyone went back to their rooms to rest. Qiao Rui simply washed up, then lay on the bed in his pajamas, closing his eyes to digest the knowledge he had gained on the Purple Moon today, including the working principle and design drawings of the optical brain, the large amount of technical information, books, and entertainment works stored in the optical brain, including holographic projection technology that can interact in real time, ultra-long-distance quantum communication technology, life extension technology, gene modification technology, etc. It can be said that Qiao Ruida's gains in one day today were more than in the past month. If the Ruida Group can digest even 1% of the technical information and transform it into patents and products, and develop into the world's largest group company by market value, it will not be difficult at all. If the human beings on Earth digest all the technical information and apply it to actual production, it will be easy for humans to leave the solar system and colonize other planets. It is not impossible to develop to the peak period of the Naga civilization, with a territory spanning hundreds of light years and countless colonized planets.

Because the amount of information was so huge, Qiao Ruida had just sorted out less than one-tenth of it before he could no longer hold on and fell asleep.

Two days later, the first batch of more than 20 young and middle-aged archaeological experts and scientists from various fields convened and urgently trained by the National Space Administration boarded the Moon-Ben Space Shuttle and landed at the South Pole of the Moon. Xie Duanyang, Qiao Ruida and others who had already received the notice stood outside the lunar base in space suits to welcome the arrival of these experts and scientists. Under the reverse thrust of the anti-gravity engine, the huge Moon-Ben Space Shuttle landed silently on the open space next to it. After many process optimizations and self-learning, the entire moon landing process has been gentle and slow enough, but there is still a lot of moon dust that is disturbed and floating everywhere. It took a full half an hour to gradually fall back to the ground.

The cockpit door of the Moon Run opened, and a folding gangway automatically extended to the lunar surface driven by hydraulic pipes. Brianna Anderson, an astronaut from Reeda Aerospace, walked down the gangway awkwardly with two archaeological experts and walked towards the welcoming crowd. Brianna Anderson has a white face, but speaks authentic Beijing dialect, and is more fluent in scolding people than many Chinese. He was originally a dimensional puppet exchanged by Qiao Ruida with points. At the beginning of the establishment of the astronaut brigade of Reeda Aerospace, there was a serious lack of training instructors. Qiao Ruida arranged a real-world identity for Brianna Anderson, joined Reeda Aerospace, and became a glorious teacher, specializing in teaching a group of astronauts space practice courses.

Brianna Anderson walked up to Jorida, saluted, and said loudly: "Boss, astronaut Brianna Anderson has been ordered to fly the Moon Run space shuttle to transport the alien spacecraft exploration team to the lunar base."

Dimensional puppets have no emotions, and they always speak and act directly. This time when they met Qiao Ruida on the moon, they were no exception. They ran to his area first to report their work. Fortunately, he still remembered Qiao Ruida's original instructions and did not call him "master" in public, otherwise Qiao Ruida would really be dead. The current situation is not bad. Brianna Anderson's performance is a bit stereotyped, but it basically fits his identity as a foreign soldier. (End of this chapter)