Activating the Omniscient System, I'm doomed!

Scientists in the conference room at Base 7 of the Aerospace Research Institute of Southeast University have been discussing the topic for more than three hours.

"This is the 1108th simulation of the Mars sample return process. All the data is correct, so why are there so many problems?"

"The biggest problem was the tracker; it failed to catch the sample chamber."

"No, that's just a superficial problem. I think the ascent stage on the Martian surface is misaligned, which is why the orbiter made the wrong judgment."

The meeting room grew increasingly noisy, with the scientists completely absorbed in their technical discussions, barely even taking a sip of water from the table.

At this moment, a young man in his thirties spoke up: "I think there are problems with every step. Dean Sun, I suggest we start over and rebuild the simulation experimental field from scratch."

Dean Sun's already furrowed brows deepened into a deep frown. "We've poured so much effort into getting to this point; how can we just start over? Within three years, the entire nation must see results!"

"But... there are many problems..."

Dean Sun raised his hand to interrupt, "No buts, just solve whatever problem we encounter. Go through them one by one, and we'll eventually find a solution..."

Knock knock~ There was a sudden knock on the conference room door, and a young man's head peeked through the crack in the door, his voice urgent:

"Dean Sun, something's happened... Your office computer has been hacked!"

Dean Sun looked over with a serious expression. "Quickly, get the technical department to handle this!"

"The technical department is already investigating..." The young man entered the conference room through the door and continued, "They said the hacking wasn't malicious; it was just... just that they sent you an email..."

"Faith? What faith?"

"A technical discussion email. They sent a document about the Mars sample return..." The young man was Dean Sun's office assistant and wasn't very knowledgeable about technology.

Upon hearing this, not only Dean Sun, but also the scientists who were still whispering in the conference room fell silent and looked over.

"Documents returned from Mars samples??"

Dean Sun walked out with a puzzled look on his face and quickly went upstairs to his private office.

The dozen or so scientists in the conference room also followed curiously.

As soon as the group entered, they saw a blue sky background on the computer screen with the title written in bold font:

[Solutions to the Challenges of Mars Sample Return (Ultimate Optimized Version)]

"Huh?" A middle-aged scientist with the best eyesight quickly approached, bent down to look at the computer, and his expression grew more and more surprised as he looked at the screen.

"I can't believe it!"

Dean Sun and the others took a closer look, and their faces quickly showed surprise.

This document, which is only half a page long, mainly describes the technical calculations involved in the Mars orbiter precisely catching the sample container.

The people present were all top scientists who had been worrying about this for years; one look at them was enough to tell you its value.

"Such a detailed analysis!"

"He actually solved these two problems that had been troubling us for so long?"

"Huh? What happened to the rest? Why did it stop halfway through solving the problem?"

"The other party must be a top scientist. Although there's only half a page of explanation, all the knowledge points used in it are extremely difficult..."

"Dean, since they've provided the approach and calculation results, we can certainly input them into simulation software for verification!"

"No orbiter relay was achieved in the North Continent. Which team of scientists was responsible for this?"

It's important to know that currently, only North Carolina has successfully landed on Mars. Logically, they should be the most experienced and have more advanced technology in this area.

But North Island wouldn't send such technical documents to East University unless it wanted someone else to pave the way for it.

Dean Sun nodded thoughtfully. "Director Xiao, please conduct a simulation verification based on the ideas and calculations in the document."

"Yes, Xiao Lin and Xiao Chen, you two take photos of the documents and come with me."

After he finished speaking, he quickly ran away.

Dean Sun then turned to the IT experts in the technology department, "Can you find out who released this document?"

"We have arranged for an investigation, but the other party used botnets as a springboard, and we are currently dismantling them."

After speaking, a computer expert wearing black-rimmed glasses pointed to the computer screen and said, "Dean Sun, the other party not only sent a document, but also a letter."

"Click to take a look."

As the blue sky background changed, a yellowed letter appeared on the screen, with lines of text rapidly emerging:

"Dean Sun, hello! I believe you have already seen the technical analysis document. Although it is only half a page, it is enough to verify the results of the orbiter's precise relay."

"In fact, this document not only includes the orbiter, but also the ascent vehicle launch on the Martian surface, signal delay optimization and other technologies, covering the entire process of Mars sample return."

"Exploring worlds beyond our planets is every scientist's dream, and I am no exception. Unfortunately, I have the technological ideas but find it difficult to manufacture spacecraft. I can only collect materials from various planets to fulfill my dream."

"The main reason for my unauthorized visit is to collect about 4 kilograms of lunar soil."

"In exchange, I can send you the complete 'Mars Sample Return' documents to help your institute complete its Mars exploration as soon as possible."

Dean Sun's eyes trembled with shock as he murmured, "It looks like the work of a single person! What kind of person could solve the calculations for Mars' orbit?!"

"Investigate, find the person. If this person can participate in the research, it will definitely speed up the completion of the Mars sample collection."

The IT experts on site nodded in agreement, their hands tapping on the keyboard, but they felt that the other party's botnet was like a nested doll, one layer after another, and the more they investigated, the more sweat they broke out.

Shortly after, the phone on Dean Sun's desk rang.

"Hey, Director Xiao, how are the simulation results? Is it feasible?"

"It works! It works! Dean! Judging from the simulation results, his approach and calculations are even more sophisticated than they appear. He actually managed to catch the sample chamber that had deviated from its trajectory!"

"What!" Dean Sun's face also showed excitement. "So, the orbiter has completed the relay?"

"Yes, yes! It's successful in the simulation. Adjusting the actual materials according to these values ​​should also lead to success!"

The person on the other end of the phone continued, "Unfortunately, the documents are incomplete. The orbiter is still traveling in Mars orbit, making it difficult to control the return route. Further research is needed."

"I see."

After hanging up the phone, Dean Sun was still filled with doubt and surprise. Who could possibly solve the most challenging problem of the orbiter relay?!

There are truly many hidden talents among ordinary people!

He turned to the IT expert again, "Have you found the person?"

"He's still using the meat stripping machine, Dean Sun. To be honest, it's going to be very difficult for us to find him in the limited time we have."

An older expert suggested, "Why don't we agree to the exchange? We can find the person during the transaction."

Another person chimed in, "That's right, why not invite him to join the research institute? That way, he can participate in research legitimately and fulfill his space dream."

Dean Sun was delighted and quickly instructed the IT experts to find a way to communicate. Soon, a chat window was brought up on a compromised computer.

"Hello! I have a better way than an exchange program: I invite you to join our research institute. This will allow you to better realize your aviation dreams."

"I'm physically unable to do this right now, and all I want to do is collect some lunar soil for research. If you're not willing, you can just say so, and I'll go find another research institute."

Dean Sun's brow twitched. How could he possibly hand over such technology to other countries?

He immediately picked up the phone, explained the situation and its pros and cons to his superior, and only after receiving a definite answer did he agree to the exchange.

"Although there is only half a page of the tracker's file, this person is not to be underestimated. It would be best to find him during the transaction. I will personally invite him to join us. No matter what illness he has, we can arrange for a medical team to treat him around the clock."

Clearly, he misunderstood physical inconvenience as a physical ailment.

After Dean Sun finished speaking, he picked up the phone again and dialed the number of the chief police commander. After explaining the situation, the other party dispatched ten of the country's top criminal investigation experts and special police teams without hesitation.

"As long as the other party shows up in the transaction, we can definitely find them. With talent like that, once we can bring them in, I can fulfill whatever their demands!"