It's normal to develop some black technology in the future, right?

Chapter 394: China Aerospace pioneers non-contact rescue in space

However, it did briefly turn into a battle royale because without the news being disclosed, Japanese astronaut Satoshi Furukawa himself escaped from the International Space Station in an escape capsule.

This made the remaining 11 astronauts in the International Space Station anxious, and they kept calling Satoshi Furukawa in the escape capsule via radio.

What they didn't expect was that the other party didn't answer their radio at all.

"f**k! The damn Japanese can never be trusted!" Thomas, who had rushed back to the observation cabin from other sections, was really anxious.

In this situation, the slightest disturbance could cause the delicate balance of the entire International Space Station to collapse.

"Furukawa has always been a villain. He was able to falsify data in Neon's space research project, so naturally he could choose to abandon us for a chance of survival at this time.

The two people survived in the escape capsule for 15 days, while he survived alone for 30 days.

It is only natural for a selfish person like him to make such a decision. "Meghan is calmer than Thomas.

Instead, she was surprised that the Russian astronauts Alexander and Sverchkov did not leave.

Now that all the astronauts were gathered here, Megan felt that she needed to speak out: "Alexander, why don't you leave?"

Why has no one brought up how to divide the escape pods? No one has discussed this issue because it is very sensitive.

There are two escape pods in total, one in the section led by America and another in the section led by Big Mao.

There are only two hairy astronauts on the International Space Station.

This means that the Russian astronauts can survive for another 15 days in the escape capsule without any damage.

What's worse now is that the only escape pod in the American's main section was driven away by the Japanese.

The reason why everyone didn't fight in the escape room before was because they still had a faint belief that NASA would save them from the water.

Even if there is little hope, there is still hope.

But Furukawa Satoshi's behavior completely pierced through this veil of warmth. There was never a chance for everyone to survive. It was just everyone's beautiful wish before, but now the dream is over and it's time to face the cruel reality.

Those who are still staying in the International Space Station will face a more cruel reality, that is, there are only 4 of the original 2 escape tickets left.

And they still have 11 people.

Alexander knew he had to do something to keep the situation stable. He smiled and said, "I believe that people on Earth will not forget us.

And Krikalev once told me that you should never give up hope.”

Krikalev, the legendary Russian astronaut, is even more miserable than the two Boeing astronauts.

The two astronauts were drifting in space because of an accident caused by Boeing, and Krikalev was stranded because of the loss of his country.

The loss of the country would be much worse than Boeing's failure.

In 1991, when the Great Mao collapsed, he was on the Mir space station and then people on Earth simply forgot about him.
On May 1991, 5, Krikalev flew to the Mir space station with a mission. A week later, before he received any news from the ground command, other space station staff members had returned one after another, leaving him alone in the space station.

He found that there was no sound at the other end of the communication device. He had been drifting in space for more than three hundred days.

It was not until March 1992, 3 that Krikalev successfully returned to the ground.

According to common sense, anyone who has performed such a mission would have PTSD or at least be separated from the front line of aerospace. However, the reason why legends are legends is because they can do things that normal people cannot do.

In October 1992, Krikalev became a member of the crew of the American Discovery in a joint space mission between the U.S. and America. In 10, he followed the Discovery spacecraft into the Mir space station, becoming the first U.S. astronaut to board a NASA space shuttle.

From his first time in space to his retirement, Krikalev stayed in space for a total of 803 days, 9 hours and 39 minutes, and for a long time thereafter he was the astronaut in the world who stayed in space for the longest time.

After retiring, Krikalev served as director of astronaut training in Moscow.

Both Alexander and Sverchkov were trained by him.

“In fact, we all know very well that no matter who carries out the rescue mission, it is impossible to rescue all of us at once, right?

Six hours is too short, and time is running out. "Furukawa realized this, and that's why he did such an extreme thing," said Andre.

Honestly speaking, even if Furukawa survives what he did, he will definitely end up in jail for life when he returns to Earth.

Even if Japan's JAXA wants to lift it up high and let it go easily like it did before with the data fraud, the Tokyo District Public Prosecutors Office will not let it go.

“No, in fact we may be able to hold out longer.

We can just send oxygen and space station repair materials up via Boeing's Starliner or Soyuz spacecraft, and we can hold out longer if we repair the two modules." Thomas said.

Alexander shook his head: "Impossible, the cabin can be repaired, but the oxygen has run out, and the amount of oxygen required is not something that an ordinary spacecraft can deliver within 6 hours.

The fundamental problem is time. No matter which solution is adopted, it will be limited by time and cannot achieve a substantive solution. "

Yes, the biggest problem now is time.

However, they did not have to wait too long, as the ground control console synchronized the news that China Aerospace was responsible for the rescue to the International Space Station.

"Can the Chinese do it?" Megan had doubts in her heart: "And it's an aerospace plane that's carrying out the space mission."

Even though Thomas is a French astronaut, he has never ridden on a Chinese space shuttle, but he looked very confident: "I believe in the decisions made by NASA and CNSA.

I often communicate with my Chinese colleagues, and they are very capable.

Including our scientific researchers, they also highly recognize the strength of China's aerospace industry."

Hope is more important than anything else. With hope, the depressing atmosphere in the space station is swept away.

You have to have confidence even if you don't have it.

In their opinion, the Chinese have created many miracles over the past decade, so what if it happens this time?
Not everyone believes that China Aerospace can rescue them, but everyone must believe that they have hope of being rescued.

"It's a good thing that Furukawa is gone, so the Chinese don't have to face the problem of saving the Japanese." Megan complained.

To be precise, there is no astronaut present who does not hate Furukawa. Furukawa's behavior is an infringement on the life and safety of everyone.

Chinese netizens who couldn't bear it at night woke up the next morning and checked Weibo. The hot search terms on Weibo were all: "China Aerospace successfully completed the rescue mission"

"China Aerospace pioneered contactless rescue in space"

"China has successfully rescued 11 astronauts on the International Space Station. The Changkong space shuttle responsible for carrying out the mission is heading to the Guangjia space station."

Chinese netizens on the simplified Chinese Internet were all excited.

"As a person born in the 1980s, if you told me in the new millennium that the International Space Station would be destroyed, I would be skeptical, after all, the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center were destroyed. If you told me that the Chinese were responsible for saving the world, I would think you were crazy or the world was closed.

Even ten years ago, if someone had told me that one day NASA would ask the Chinese to rescue the astronauts on the International Space Station, I would have put a big question mark.

Reality is even more magical than the movie."

“Isn’t this a better subject than The Martian? It depends on which director is chosen to shoot it. It has all the elements of disaster, thriller, suspense and science fiction.

If it is made into a movie, I will definitely donate a movie ticket."

"Is there a more perfect ending than this? The astronaut who lived a simple life actually escaped by himself in the escape capsule. Is there anyone who still praises the Japanese for their high quality? There are 6 astronauts from 12 countries on the space station. Will anyone dare to praise the Japanese astronaut for his despicable behavior in the future?"

"What Chinese romance? I haven't even moved into my newly renovated home yet. In order to save the guests, I took them there first."

"Fortunately, the Japanese ran away on their own accord. Otherwise, it would have been unlucky if the Light Armor had let the Japanese go."

"I am the only one who knows that China's Tiangong space station will be open to the public as a tourist project in the future. Will the Changkong space plane be responsible for round-trip transportation? I just want to know if I can go to Tiangong to take a look in my lifetime."

Netizens were discussing the matter very enthusiastically, and Lin Jia and Chen Yuanguang had not rested since last night.

They still had to wait for someone from CCTV to give Chen Yuanguang a brief interview before the whole thing could come to an end.

Lin Jia shouted in Chen Yuanguang's office: "Come on, cooperate with me to shoot a video, I will post it on TikTok."

Chen Yuanguang was a little tired, but still very cooperative: "What do you want to shoot?"

Lin Jia rarely asks him to shoot Douyin, “Shoot a lucky draw video.

I plan to draw a spot for the Tiangong tour project under this Douyin video.

It can also be considered as attracting some followers to my account. Now the number of followers is not as high as Mr. Lei’s, which is really unacceptable. I have to take advantage of this popularity.

Just say a few words."

After Lin Jia turned on the selfie function, he first said to the camera of his mobile phone: "In order to celebrate the successful completion of the rescue mission, Yuan Guang and I plan to draw a chance to participate in the Tiangong tour project.

Welcome to leave a message to participate in the lucky draw. "

Then he pointed the camera at Chen Yuanguang: "Hello everyone, I will add 5 spots for everyone in my personal capacity. Let's draw 5 spots.

In addition, there is one more spot for long-distance visits to the Guangjia, but the visit to the Guangjia may have to wait until the year after next, while the Tiangong should be open by the end of this year.

Welcome everyone to follow Lin Jia’s Douyin. ”

Lin Jia then appeared in the camera: "This is a rare big deal, everyone should seize the opportunity."

After the filming, Lin Jia forwarded the video to his assistant, who was responsible for helping with editing and publishing.

"Yuan Guang, why are you suddenly so generous?" Lin Jia asked.

Chen Yuanguang said: "The rescue mission was successfully completed, America's return to the moon was also smooth, and mankind's pace towards space has moved forward one step.

Isn’t this something worth celebrating? I want to share this joy with more people.

There are only six places in total, which is not too many at all.”

Lin Jia thought about it and said, "Yes, the tourism project on Tiangong is priced at about two million yuan. The price of Guangjia is a bit more expensive, at least tens of millions.

If you calculate it this way, it’s not so bad if 20 million is withdrawn.

But if we go with the auction model, I estimate we can get 200 million.”

After thinking about it for a while, Lin Jia started another topic: "By the way, do you remember that there was a film and television investment company in the Lin Group?

This film and television investment company participated in the earliest investment of "Once Upon a Time in Kuala Lumpur."

Chen Yuanguang nodded: "Of course I remember, that is the source of our start-up capital."

Lin Jia said: "I plan to let this film and television investment company adapt the rescue theme this time. I will personally take charge of this matter."

Chen Yuanguang was puzzled and asked, "Do you need to do this kind of thing yourself?"

Although Chen Yuanguang knew that this subject would definitely be very popular, and if he made a good movie, a box office of 3 billion would be a given, even 5 billion was not impossible.

This figure is only the domestic box office. Considering the global sensation, the revenue will be even more exaggerated.

But no matter how high the box office is, it is not enough for Lin Jia to be personally responsible for it.

Even if you are interested in the profits behind this, you only need to obtain the adaptation rights from CNSA and then hand it over to professionals.

Professionals do professional things. Lin Jia is not professional in this area and is a complete layman.

“No, no, no, if it’s just a movie, I don’t need to be personally responsible, but there will definitely be a disgusting public opinion struggle behind this matter.

That's right, struggle.

If we were just investing, believe it or not, the final product would definitely cut out the bad behavior of the Japanese, and then we would say that we did this not because we disrespected the facts, but because we did not want such a grand narrative film about human self-salvation to focus too much on national hatred.

No matter which director you ask to shoot your film, 99% of the time he will give you a scene like this in the end.

The audience watched the show with their noses held high because the Chinese were saving the world.

There are too many ** in the entire cultural field. They either do it out of their own will or are influenced by the pressure from Japan, which results in the content they present being disgusting even though it only has this little problem. "

(End of this chapter)