I ask you to build tractors, but you build rockets?

"Colonel Liu, are you still used to eating? If you have any dishes you want to eat, please let the cafeteria know."

Liu Zesen and Jian Yushan had just started eating when Li Sheng was collecting the plates, so they walked over and paid attention.

"Ah, don't bother me, Guijun... the food here is very good, and I especially like the braised noodles here. My grandpa made a lot of them in the past. He also planned to teach me how to open a restaurant if I have no future prospects. Noodle shop.”

Unlike Jian Yushan, Liu Zesen's grandfather also came from the Central Plains and was not a local.

"Just get used to it. You don't have to work too hard when training. I often see you on the horizontal bar."

After chatting for a few words, Li Sheng was about to leave, but Liu Zesen suddenly grabbed him and asked quietly:

"Um...when can we go up there? It's not about training..."

"This..." As a veteran astronaut and deputy captain, Li Sheng certainly knew what Liu Zesen wanted to ask.

He did not avoid the question, but said seriously:

"You also know that this has little to do with the aerospace system. It also depends on when the negotiation can be completed. But if you have a second batch or a third batch later, then there will definitely be no big problem within two years. The interference from external factors must be resolved first. , I don’t know anything else, and I can’t talk nonsense.”

"Okay, okay, thank you Captain Li."

Liu Zesen sat back in his chair and ate significantly faster.

"Xiaoshan, eat quickly. It starts at two o'clock in the afternoon. We can't miss the live broadcast."

…

"Don't eat the zongzi, it's not easy to digest."

Listening to Zhang Zhiguang's words, Fang Lin obediently put down the vacuum-packed vegetarian rice dumplings and was picked up by Ding Jihua with a smile.

"I'll keep it here for you first. There are still some vegetables on the boat. When you get off, I'll cook you a big meal here to wash away the dust."

Zhang Zhiguang: “I’m not in a hurry to eat it. I think we can wait until the ‘Black Rabbit’ is docked. The first batch of vegetables on it should be ripe. It’s better to eat fresh vegetables.

It's you, Old Ding, who refuses to let you rest. We'll go down later and have a good rest. Don't worry too much about 14. "

Ding Jihua responded with laughter. He was a little older. Although this mission did not involve landing on the moon, the workload was not low at all. He had done most of the preparation work, and he was also responsible for receiving support in the sky. .

The world's first remaining astronaut in lunar orbit was Michael Collins on Apollo 11. When Armstrong and Aldrin landed on the moon, he stayed alone in the spacecraft and became the furthest human being from the earth. , was also rated as "the loneliest man in history" by the media.

Now, Ding Jihua is about to become the loneliest Chinese.

It is now 11 o'clock at noon, and there are still one or three hours before the live broadcast. The Shuguang-3 crew spent the whole morning counting supplies and checking the lander's electrical system, and now they have a hurried lunch.

Fang Lin and Zhang Zhiguang both ate easily digestible food and the amount was not large. They had to ensure that there would be no accidents to their bodies for at least the next six or seven hours.

The final confirmation of the landing site before the official lunar landing should be the easiest of all lunar landings in history. Not only is it assisted by satellites and space station measurement and control, but there are also quite a few detectors on the lunar surface that can provide guidance. As long as you act according to the plan, Yes, it is not necessary to conduct observation and confirmation for several days.

It took less than ten minutes to finish lunch, and all three of them put on their helmets.

Zhang Zhiguang checked it and prepared to dock the lander again.

Now the bottom of the lander is connected to the front of the command module. It must first detach and fly out for a while, then use the ascender to dock with the command module after completing the U-turn, so that the two astronauts can transfer in and then separate to achieve landing.

This is thanks to the greater transport capacity of the Long March 10. In the past, when the alliance planned to use the N1 to land on the moon, it was limited by the smaller rocket capacity. Not only did the spacecraft lose weight and the number of people on the moon landing ship was reduced to 2, the lander could only accommodate one person, and in order to The weight-saving lander does not even have a docking hatch, requiring astronauts to climb in from the outside...

However, at that time, the risk of re-docking the Apollo spacecraft lander was not small. At that time, all technologies were immature and automation technology was underdeveloped. People have always been worried about the re-docking plan.

But this is not a problem for "Full Moon". This kind of trivial matter can be handled by the computer alone, and the astronauts only need to supervise next to it.

The re-docking process that took two hours on Apollo 11 now only took 25 minutes.

Since Zhang Zhiguang asked the lander to perform cabin pressure testing in advance, they now do not need to wait for the pressure on both sides to balance. After docking, the indicator will show that the pressure at both ends of the docking port is equal, and the hatch can be opened.

Fang Lin pressed the button, and the docking port hatch made a soft sound of air leakage, then quietly folded inwards and opened, revealing the round docking port.

Through the docking port, they saw the "astronaut" lying on the floor of the ascender, which was 14. It was firmly fixed by ropes and buckles in the strongest possible way.

He and Ding Jihua entered the ascender together and quickly dismantled the device that fixed the No. 14 robot.

After turning the robot over, Ding Jihua took out a data cable from the smart operating terminal on his wrist, connected it to No. 14's wrist, and entered the activation command.

Fang Lin has been wearing a machine face under a transparent mask. It is different from the ordinary type on the ground. The current "Warrior II-M" has a large photoelectric detector installed on its head, so it is impossible to see the human face. Several lenses of different sizes and colors.

As the activation command was issued, the indicator light on No. 14's chest began to light up, and then a red light also appeared under the mask.

[Command activated, cabin mode, connected to local network: Shuguang 3, SN code 03EB5 # 22; "Full Moon" command module, SN code 03DB5 # 21]

No. 14 uses a radio and a speaker to make sounds at the same time, which is a very classic electronic sound.

It’s not that bionic voice packets that are the same as real people cannot be used, but the base believes that if this is done, the astronauts will be under more work pressure. On the moon, it will have to be more like a machine rather than more like a human.

Ding Jihua pulled out the data cable. According to the instruction manual, No. 14 is extremely intelligent and can basically give commands through voice after activation.

"14, can you see us?"

[Of course Captain Zhang Zhiguang, you are the supreme commander of this mission, I am your deputy commander and engineer, you can give me any orders]

"Can you service and control the lander?"

[I have established a wireless connection with the lander and completed a comprehensive self-check. There are no abnormalities and I can perform the login task. The log can be retrieved in the background. You can also request to read it now]

Ding Jihua couldn't believe what he saw, because he knew that 14's AI ran offline and had no network support, but its answers were quite smooth, which was too advanced for the 2017 artificial intelligence understanding.