This star is going to the moon

Chapter 157 Lu Yun: "Aerospace and film and television are all on my shoulders!"

Because the country missed several industrial revolutions in the early days, it has been catching up with the technology of developed countries since its founding.

The easiest way to catch up is to take it exactly as it is, or to put it bluntly, plagiarism.

But all developing countries have gone through this process. They have to "learn to walk" first, and only after learning to walk can they run.

Only after you start running can you try to surpass the former.

Even become the leader in the end.

The application of this model in China has pushed many industry technologies to the forefront, world-class and world-leading.

China's current aerospace technology can be said to be in the world's first echelon, but when encountering aerospace creations that have never been seen before, China still tends to copy them.

For example, the "Starlink" project of the Americans and Ma Yilong.

The initial plan of the "Domestic Starlink" is almost a copy of Ma Yilong's "Starlink" plan. Although following the pioneers is safe enough to ensure the success of the plan, this is what has been done before.

But at this point in time, many people feel that the plan is too conservative and that the country must come up with something new.

Moreover, the "domestic Starlink" is led by the state and funded by the state finances, unlike the "Starlink" which is led by Ma Yilong's Space Fork and also contributes the majority of the capital, while the various American management agencies only hold some shares.

The "domestic Starlink" cannot follow the path of the American "Starlink" because the initial positioning of the "domestic Starlink" is to supplement the ground Internet base stations. In some places with too harsh conditions, there is no need to spend huge amounts of money to build base stations, and space Internet can be used directly.

In addition, space Internet can be used in uninhabited areas, long-distance ships, airplanes, etc.

In that case, in order to maintain consistency, the charges cannot be too expensive, and they must still be affordable for the general public.

If the fees are low, then it would be better if the construction is also cheaper. If it requires several investments and iterations like Starlink, and the military wants it to be manufactured separately, then the investment will be too high.

After all, China is still a developing country and will remain in a state of development for a long time, so we need to spend every penny as effectively as possible.

So when Lu Yun expressed his new idea, the host's eyes lit up.

"Lu Yun, what you said is very good, except for the name...it needs to be discussed."

"Your idea of ​​'high-low matching' really resonates with me. Could you please write a more detailed proposal and submit it to me later?"

The host laughed and said, "You can't be too relaxed as the chief designer's consultant. Every meeting is just a tea. You have to play your role."

Lu Yun scratched his head when he heard this. Was the burden on his shoulders getting heavier?

Will I have to shoulder all thirteen projects in the aerospace and film industries in the future?
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After the launch of the core module that day, the overall construction of the Tiangong space station entered the fast lane, and the astronauts' permanent residence mode was about to start.

But before that, we need to replenish some supplies to the space station.

After all, Tiangong-2 has long been switched to independent operation mode and has not received astronauts for two or three years, so there are no supplies inside.

When the Tianhe core module was launched, in order to carry more scientific research equipment, not only were supplies not brought, but even some less important parts were not brought or installed. It needed to be supplied by the Tianzhou cargo spacecraft, and then the astronauts would complete the assembly themselves after they moved in.

In other words, even without the supply, the completion rate of the Tianhe core module is only over 90%, not 100%.

So at the end of May, the Tianzhou-2 spacecraft took off with a large amount of supplies and docked perfectly with the Tianhe core module.

Now everything is settled, we just have to wait for the astronauts to move in with their bags.

It's not easy. Our country finally has a long-term space station in orbit, instead of a space laboratory that will be retired after a few years.

Yes, astronauts can stay in orbit for long periods of time, for months at a time, rather than just a few days.

[Long-term stationing in orbit is beneficial to scientific research. Previously, those who only went up for a few days and then came down have not yet adapted to the space environment. I believe that our country's scientific development will be faster in the future!]

I heard the Tianzhou-2 cargo spacecraft also carried two small satellites, one of which was responsible for taking selfies. We have new photos to look at.

I didn't watch the live broadcast of how the docking took place. It docked normally, and it seems to have docked behind the Tianhe core module.

[The back? I remember Tiangong-2 docked at the front, right? Now the Tianzhou spacecraft has docked at the back. Doesn't that mean the space station is getting longer?]

I can't hold it in any longer. After thinking about it, it really is a long "one". If this continues, will it circle around the Earth and become a "star ring"?

[The picture is coming, the picture is coming, it’s not the character “一”, it’s the character “王”! ]

(Virtual image, Tiangong-2, Tianhe core module, and Tianzhou spacecraft)
[Haha, it really is the character "王" (king). The solar panels have such a strong presence.]

[However, why does Tiangong-2 look the same as the Tianzhou spacecraft? How can we tell them apart?]

[Actually, they are different, because the Tianzhou spacecraft is larger than Tiangong-2.]

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[Yes, the two have the same diameter, but the Tianzhou spacecraft is 20 centimeters longer than the Tiangong-13, and the Tianzhou spacecraft weighs about 8.6 tons, while Tiangong- only weighs tons.]

However, since Tiangong-2 is a space station, it uses a lot of electricity. If you look closely, you can see that it has four solar panels on one side, while the Tianzhou spacecraft has three.

There are a lot of tricks here, but the space station is already the big deal, and the manned moon landing is the sweetheart. When will it be carried out?

[Wow, I didn't expect space fans to change so quickly. They've already fallen in love with someone else before the space station is even built. They're just like the military fans next door.]

What are you talking about? What are you talking about? What's wrong with us military fans? We military fans always love the most advanced military equipment!

What's wrong? Our country's second aircraft carrier hasn't even been commissioned yet, and we're already looking forward to the third one. We even imagine that the third one will be a 100,000-ton flat-bed catapult aircraft carrier...

In this regard, Lu Yun's evaluation is: Although the 100,000 tons is questionable, the officially announced 80,000 "extra tons" is probably a lot more.

Like many things in the country, the official authorities are keeping things under wraps.

For example, what Yu Xingchen is discussing with Lu Yun now.

"According to official sources, the Americans are going to mess up this year's International Astronautical Congress and may not allow domestic space agencies to participate."

"Of course, the official hasn't said it's dead yet, and they're still trying to communicate."

"But it looks like it's all over. Our plan to enter the American base to grab the launch order is probably going to fall through."

This is not because Lu Yun and Yu Xingchen want to go there in person. After all, after the incident in California where executives of domestic technology companies were arrested, Lu Yun and Yu Xingchen would not consider going near North America.

Their plan is to let a middle-level manager of the company lead the team. It doesn't matter whether they can grab a space launch order in Peanut Town, the capital of the United States. It would be good to show up and break the information cocoon of the American people.

Although Lu Yun knew that in the previous life, the Americans used the visa card method to prevent domestic aerospace agencies from participating in the 70th International Astronautical Congress, there were many changes in this life, so Lu Yun wanted to give it a try.

The result is out, and we know that no matter in the previous life or this life, Americans are still as petty as ever.

So you really can’t go anywhere near North America!

Especially the University of California, no wonder Trump regards it as his 51st state.

"Then don't bother."

Lu Yun said, "Let's focus on the Wanhu rocket's 5.2-meter-diameter large fairing project and the upper stage thrust increase adaptation project, as well as the Long March project, the Muyuan project, and the Starship project."

Yu Xingchen wrote them down one by one, then reported the specific progress of each project to Lu Yun, and finally asked: "What about you? Why did you assign everything to me?"

"I?"

Lu Yun sighed when he heard this, put his arms behind his back, looked out the window and said, "I have to go and dub 'Nezha: The Devil Child Comes into the World'."

"I can't help it. Our country's aerospace and film industries are all on my shoulders!"

(End of this chapter)