This star is going to the moon

Chapter 52 Sisters, is that person Lu Yun?

When the chip of the mini lunar rover was replaced and his roommates were doing the final check, Academician Ye pulled Lu Yun aside.

He smiled and said, "You did a great job this time."

"When the Chang'e-5 project team reviewed the mini lunar rover design you submitted, there were quite a few complaints. Some veteran comrades stubbornly believed that civilian parts couldn't meet aerospace standards. You're just fooling around."

"But once you brought your stuff over and tested it, those veterans obediently went to read your papers on 'The Application of Civilian Technology in the Aerospace Field.'"

Academician Ye lamented as he spoke: "In fact, this is also true for me. We have been working in the aerospace industry our entire lives, focusing on specialized projects. We have become somewhat neglected, or perhaps even unable to keep up with, the rapid development of civilian technology outside."

"Perhaps this is the significance of the rapid development of your private aerospace companies..."

Lu Yun waved his hand upon hearing this and said, "Teacher Ye, please don't say that. After all, this is just a mini lunar rover weighing a few kilograms. It can't represent the entire field..."

Lu Yun said this not to please Academician Ye, because a large number of civilian technologies today are derived from the early specialized military and aerospace projects. Only after their technologies were spread did a large number of civilian technologies that were upgraded on their basis emerge.

Truly cutting-edge super technology still requires the state to take the lead in specializing in it. Private capital will not do such thankless work.

The reason why Lu Yun was able to assemble a mini lunar rover using purely civilian parts was not only because of his advanced aerospace technology, but also because he used future insights and technologies.

The appearance of the mini lunar rover is exactly the same as the "Golden Toad" lunar rover of Chang'e 6 a few years later. The idea of ​​using civilian technology also comes from many reusable rockets in later generations.

Especially Ma Yilong’s starship, it is the epitome of civilian technology to reduce costs.

In order to save costs, he was the first to replace the chips worth tens of millions on the spacecraft with civilian chips from the electronics market.

It's nothing more than making more backups for redundancy.

But that's also much cheaper than the aerospace-grade stuff.

Of course, the main reason is that Ma Yilong is very rich. He can spend his own money to get what he wants. This is the flexibility of private enterprises.

Another thing is that the United States has accumulated decades of aerospace technology, which is unmatched by China.

After all, the country's first artificial satellite was successfully launched in the second year after the United States achieved the first manned lunar landing.

But that was the world line of the previous life. In this life, many things will change under Lu Yun's interference.

Academician Ye didn’t know what happened in his previous life, but he knew that Lu Yun in front of him would definitely achieve great things in the aerospace field!

So he happily patted Lu Yun on the shoulder and said, "Okay, while I'm still able to work, I'll research more specialized new technologies, and you can use the flexibility of a private aerospace company to develop well. I hope that both of us can make significant contributions to our country's future manned lunar landing!"

"No problem, Mr. Ye," Lu Yun said happily, "I estimate it will be about ten years~"

"About ten years?"

Academician Ye was even happier: "That's only been 27 years. You young people are really brave enough to think and act!"

"It's just like what the old man said. You young people are the sun at eight or nine in the morning. Sooner or later, the world will be yours!"

"Roll up your sleeves and get to work..."

At this time, my roommate came over and said, "Brother Lu, the inspection is complete, and we can test again!"

"Well, let's get started..."

Lu Yun stayed at the Chang'e-4 Lunar Rover Test Center in Beijing from the end of October to mid-November to test and upgrade the mini lunar rover. The initial version he and his roommates made was theoretically feasible, but they still prepared a lot of upgraded parts.

Sure enough, during the test, some theoretically feasible components did not withstand the test, so Lu Yun and his team replaced them with components with higher protection levels, which also brought the price of the final finished parts of the mini lunar rover to 6.8.

This price can be said to be terribly low, because although it is only a small 4.5 kilograms, if it is manufactured using the aerospace-grade process that was previously used exclusively for it, the cost of the parts required for the finished product alone can be over a million!

All those who participated in the test ended up with only one thought: how great is the potential of civilian technology and industry in the aerospace field?

We must get to the bottom of things!
Lu Yun breathed a sigh of relief when he got on the plane to the Binhai Launch Center. He had been very busy recently, but he finally made it to the deadline.

For example, the propaganda department's "Chang'e 5 will carry your name on the moon" campaign was completed long ago, with the metal plaque already installed in its designated location. It happened to be within the camera's field of view, so while the micro-carving of your name wouldn't be visible, the metal plaque was enough to see.

The publicity department also created a "Chang'e 5 electronic ticket", which will be given to anyone who scores full marks. It is very impressive to post it on WeChat Moments.

More than 3000 million people answered questions in this activity, but only less than 100 million people scored full marks and received electronic tickets. Most of them were students, staff and enthusiasts in the aerospace system. This shows that there is still a long way to go in popularizing aerospace science.

Lu Yun and his roommates also easily got their e-tickets, especially Lu Yun who posted on Weibo.

Most of his fans are very happy because it really fits his personality and proves that he is an excellent person.

However, some fans were dissatisfied with the fact that he had disappeared for such a long time without any news and his studio Weibo had not updated any progress, so they just posted this photo to fool people.

Fans of other popular stars are more excited.

Because no matter what Yang Qianxi’s fans say, the traffic stars born in the 1990s or even the 1980s will definitely not quit immediately, and will still compete for resources in the same track.

Unless you gradually become less popular and withdraw from the competition for resources, others will naturally get more resources.

So in the eyes of his fans, Rowoon’s silence probably means he’s about to be finished.

As for the logic of "Lu Yun was obviously very popular, why is he about to be forgotten", they will not consider it.

The main reason is that their smooth brains can’t figure it out.

Anyway, there are many stars in the entertainment industry who become inexplicably unpopular every year!

"Great, my brother has one less competitor!"

"The entertainment industry is getting better and better. It would be great if all the incompetent traffic stars were eliminated!"

"Although, Rowoon's acting is pretty good, right?"

Lu Yun didn't care about them. He was so busy that he didn't even look at the box office share carefully after receiving it. He just entrusted Liu Chun to deal with the taxes and not to pay a penny less.

After installing the 4.5 kg mini lunar rover and the 0.4 kg separator into the reserved position of the Chang'e lander, Lu Yun's work came to a temporary end.

When the Chang'e 5 was finally tested, Lu Yun, his roommates and other engineers all took a group photo next to Chang'e 5 in their work clothes, which would be used for future publicity.

After Chang'e 5 was loaded onto the Long March 5 Yao 3 rocket and vertically transferred to the launch area, the publicity department began to take action.

Various videos and photos began to be posted on Weibo.

When celebrities on Weibo encounter such national events, they will repost them.

Of course, in most cases it is the assistant who helps forward the messages.

But Lu Yun forwarded it himself, and he forwarded it on the spot.

His fans all know that he is an aerospace major and they usually forward relevant information, so they cheer for him as a routine.

However, someone soon discovered that the photos and videos were different this time.

[Look at the sixth picture. On the left side of the group photo of engineers and Chang'e 5, doesn't the person look a lot like Yun Ge?]

[That video also shows a guy who looks a lot like Yun Ge flashing by during the filming of the rocket transfer.]

Soon, similar comments appeared in the repost comment sections of other celebrities.

Especially Yang Qianxi’s comment section.

[Sisters, is that person Rowoon? ]

[Impossible, absolutely impossible! 】

(End of this chapter)