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Now they are considering it.

Which method is the best?

After all, there may only be one chance!
If we fail, it will truly be the end of humanity.

The five permanent members of the UN Security Council have all been holding meetings recently.

“There are only 11 days left.”

"If we don't make a decision quickly, even if the solution is correct, we may miss the best opportunity."

"So what's the final choice?"

They have been arguing a lot these days.

One group of people thinks that the spacecraft can be used directly as external thrust.

The best thing is to directly change the flight trajectory of the Disaster Star.

If one spacecraft doesn't work, use several.

In principle, it is actually equivalent to using a small hammer.

Hit the asteroid little by little, causing it to deviate from its orbit.

The only difficulty with this technology is accuracy.

Although it is an asteroid about ten kilometers in size.

Enough to destroy the blue planet.

But in the universe, such asteroids are just tiny.

It would require landing precisely on an asteroid, which is extremely difficult in itself.

Don't say it's such a small goal.

Even for a satellite like the moon, some countries find it difficult to land a spacecraft on it.

Not to mention asteroids that are countless times smaller than the moon and are still in motion.

And it is also necessary to calculate the direction and position of the stop.

Otherwise, even if you get close, you may hit the wrong direction.

That was also a failure.

So technically, this is extremely difficult to achieve.

Another thing is the nuclear bombing.

Directly use nuclear bombs to bomb asteroids in space.

The best thing is to just blow the asteroid into pieces.

But this method also has a problem.

It's also a question of accuracy.

In addition, after an asteroid explodes, it does not disappear.

Instead, it turned into countless smaller fragments.

It is also likely to cause great damage to human civilization.

From meteorites falling from the sky, it turned into meteorite fire rain.

In addition, after a nuclear bomb explodes, it will bring various nuclear radiation pollution and dust into the atmosphere.

This will also have long-term and irreversible impacts on human civilization.

Therefore, both options need to be studied.

Nuclear warheads are also a problem.

Although the five permanent members are all countries that legally possess nuclear weapons.

There are also several other countries that illegally possess nuclear weapons.

They need to produce qualified nuclear warheads.

Which country produced the nuclear warheads?
Who will send a nuclear bomb into space?

Although it is imminent.

But they are still arguing about trivial issues.

"You said you would use your nuclear bombs, but who knows the quality of your nuclear bombs?"

"They also said they would deliver it to our launch base."

"How do I know if you will explode halfway?"

"I don't trust them either. What if the nuclear bomb is bad?"

"Who knows if he wants to destroy the world."

"No, your launch base is too old."

"Your aerospace technology hasn't developed for many years, why are you still using such old technology?"

Humanity is superficially united.

But in reality, everyone still quarreled.

A similar scene happened once when the dark moon came.

Lessons that mankind has learned from history.

They just never learn from history.

They couldn't trust each other.

"Okay, there's not much time left and you're still arguing."

Some technicians simply don't care about them.

They just chose the best launch time and launch pad based on the data previously calculated by supercomputers.

"If it was on the Russian side, we could have launched it earlier."

"But the weather over there isn't very good recently. It's not the best time to launch."

"How about the transmitting station in the United States? The weather in the United States has been good recently."

"No, that launch station is at too high a latitude and is not suitable."

"What about China? How is China's transmitter station?"

"No, the timing doesn't match. If we want to launch it in China, we need to go around in a big circle."

“It would waste a lot of time.”

After all, launching a spacecraft requires calculating all kinds of things.

Weather, location and time all have a say.

It doesn't mean that you can just choose a time to launch.

It is impossible to build a transmitting station in a short time.

You can only choose the best launching site from the existing launching stations.

Finally they came to a conclusion.

Three days later, at 2 p.m., at the Kourou Space Center in French Guiana.

This is the most suitable launch site.

Kourou Space Center, very close to the equator.

If launched here, the fuel consumption can be shortened by about 15% to 20%.

This would allow the spacecraft to carry less fuel.

The lighter the load, the faster the speed!
Time is life now!

In addition, the climate here is stable and belongs to the tropical rainforest climate.

There is no threat of hurricanes.

There haven't been any thunderstorms or anything like that recently.

It is the most appropriate time to launch.

In addition, France is already one of the five permanent members of the UN Security Council.

But after all, it’s the Five Permanent Members!
The technicians finally calculated the most suitable location, the Kourou Space Center.

People on the other side are still discussing various political issues.

I saw an old aerospace technician slamming the table hard.

It gave everyone at the scene a fright.

Those who can appear here are all people in high positions in various countries.

When has anyone dared to slam the table in front of them?

The old aerospace technician cursed, "You are just a bunch of lousy politicians."

"It's already this time, and they're still arguing and fighting among themselves."

"You just want to watch Blue Star die and all of humanity be destroyed, right?"

"The location has been chosen: the Kourou Space Center in French Guiana."

At this time, American politicians wanted to speak out, "We do not approve of the launch in France."

"This is still open to discussion..."

Before he could finish his words, the old aerospace technician cursed angrily.

"Fuck you! If you keep talking, I will make sure you can't leave this conference room."

The veteran aerospace technicians were also anxious.

Delaying even a second is equivalent to pushing humanity into the abyss.

Now these damn politicians are still arguing.

He had to shoot all of them.

"If you continue like this, there is no need to discuss it."

"Everyone just wait to die." The old astronaut cursed loudly.

"Why don't you just choose the best launch point we give you?"

"Or you will die with all of humanity."

Every minute now needs to be fought for.

France spoke up, "No problem on my side."

“Always be prepared.”

"Okay, the nuclear bomb will be taken over and delivered by a third party."

“Ensure that everything is safe during the process.”

Someone else asked, "In the end, will we choose a spacecraft collision or a nuclear bomb attack?"

Only then did Lao Hangtian return to his usual academic appearance.

“The final choice was a multi-task joint intervention.”

"Nuclear explosion and impact at the same time!"

"Two-pronged approach." (End of this chapter)