Scholar’s Advanced Technological System

“Probably a misunderstanding.”

Looking at the mission sheet that spreads freshly golden Eugene, Lu Zhou shakes his head, kicks that strange feeling out of his head and refocus it on the mission itself.

Request for the completion of the Mars’ landing plan within the year.

This is nothing.

The launch of artificial fire would have been one of China’s space programmes this year and a pre-positioning project for the Mars Science Station.

As for the incentive to be determined by landing numbers and the rest of the mission time…

In the face of this strange incentive criterion, Lu Zhou became silent.

If this is a one-time drop of 100 people up there, can’t you brush a million experience?

Of course, he just thought about it.

And don’t say that the technical difficulties, risks, and the people associated with them. Humanitarian issues, even if so many people could really be sent on a one-time basis, the system would not have allowed him to brush more than 10 million experience.

After all, the incentive was added, perhaps with an increase in numbers, but not necessarily linear.

“In any event, it would be easy to find a way to get people on Mars as soon as possible… that mission should be simple.”

The spaceship was sent back to Mars orbit shortly before the Space Launch Centre, and now it’s good to find a way to bring the vitamin device along with volunteers and landing cabins.

That’s what I think, Lu Zhou closed the whole floor.

Although that sense of anxiety remained unsettled, it was not his style to bother things that were unknown and had no head, so that he just had frowns rectified it for a while and put it down.

Out of the system space, the sky outside the window is completely dark.

Lift your watch and see Lu Zhou at 10: 00 p.m. is ready to sleep in his eyes, but he is being watched by glare like a tiger watch his prey in a bed closet under Xiao A.I.

Late, Lu Zhou asked.

“Is there a problem?”

Xiao A.I.: [… Master, just called.]

It’s a problem.

But it’s still important.

“I know.”

Lu Zhou stretched his hand and looked at the dozens who didn’t pick up the phone, and thought about who called so boring all night and went back to the phone.

The phone will soon be answered.

Nor was it particularly unexpected that Director Lee’s voice was on the phone.

“Hello? Landlord, you haven’t slept so late.”

“…”

Listen to that, Lu Zhou can’t live in a spit in his heart.

So many phones came over, even if they were asleep, they’d have to wake up.

Though he wasn’t asleep, he wouldn’t be able to compare his head back to his pillow and ask.

“What’s up, say it.”

“haha, no major event…”

“Then I’ll hang up and say it tomorrow.”

“Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

“Then say it?”

“You’ve heard of space elevators…”

“Oh–“

The phone busy sounds suddenly ringing, strangled the sound of the phone.

“Ah, careful push to hang the key.”

Looking at the phones that have been hanging, Lu Zhou whispered himself and left his cell phone off the side, and then went to sleep.

At this juncture, Chief Lee, who is far away from the city of Tokyo, is listening to the busy noise that comes from the phone.

Why did you suddenly hang up?

Is it a cell phone? No electricity?

…

Just as Lu Zhou went to sleep, it was a busy picture at the headquarters of the Association of International Materials Research Societies in the Pacific.

In his own office, the President of Switter was talking to the Secretary-General, Meriffin professor, about the annual scholarship prize, and was dealing with the troubling work of stocking mountains.

At this point, however, suddenly the door was knocked out outside the office, and then a young assistant came in with an unblocked letter.

“Director, there is a letter from the Map Society.”

Put down the pencil in his hand, and Chief Switter threw the exhausted eye at him and was powerless to ask.

“What did it say?”

“The correspondent is Gerhard Ethel professor, President of the Fritz Haber Institute.” The letter was dismantled at the scene, and the assistant quickly swept his eyes and said, “In his letter, he wishes to greet you, while he wishes to nominate Lu Zhou as a candidate for the annual Academy Award.”

In the instant of hearing that, Council President Swight, in his face, pressed his fingers and thumbs on his eyebrows, whispered in his mouth.

“One more.”

But not surprisingly.

The

relationship between Lu Zhou and the Map Society has been good, not only through a Hoffman medal issued by the German chemistry Institute, but more initially with the Germans on the imitation project.

Meriffin professor, standing next to him, is shrugged in his shoulder, and the face looks like nothing happened to the contents of the letter.

Indeed, there is nothing to be surprised about.

Even without taking into account the past, it is indeed worth the German chemistry learning to do so in terms of the academic value of that thesis.

Over this period, they have received at least 10 nominations from the top cows or academic organizations of the Material Science community, hoping that they will be able to include the name of Lu Zhou on the list of candidates for this annual Academy Award.

In fact, it was nothing.

But for Council Director Swight, it’s a headache.

Although the International Association of Material Research Societies is, in nominal terms, a joint organization of the National Material Science Institute, the organization is, in fact, somewhat similar to that of IMCRC for reasons of the World Material Science Community in Boston, and is, in nominal terms, an international organization, but in fact, more affected by a single country.

In such cases, even if they did, the results of Lu Zhou’s research should be carefully considered, the diplomatic position of their authorities should be taken into account.

Moreover, they had already negotiated the annual award of the Association to Colkhart professor of Stanford University, in recognition of his outstanding contribution in the area of the study of erosion of electricity chemistry in the complex system.

If Lu Zhou were to be killed at this time, the entire election would become an endless thing.

“You go out first.”

“All right, well,” look at President Switter wave to himself, and the assistant standing at the door is slightly late, leaving that letter in his hand in the closet, and then withdrawing from the office.

On the doors of the office, Secretary-General Meriffin, who was standing next to the office, has never spoken, has a thoughtful opening.

“It seems that our European friends are starting to be dissatisfied with our little action.”

It is not a public secret to learn how to manipulate this prize, whether acquiescence or no way.

After all, such a restrictive bias is not well defined and it is difficult to find evidence.

Typically, the candidates they pushed up were also weak, either at the same level or in very far distances, and they preferred Scholar who chose North America’s native land or intended to remain in North America.

So, Arthur professor nominated Lu Zhou on behalf of the Map Institute, which is a bit worth playing.

After all, research institutions of a regional nature, such as the Map Institute, are not even nominated for national Scholar, but are generally Scholar, who nominated for work in Germany.

Nor can he blame the fact that the nomination made by Ethel professor did feel a little pressure on them.

It is also obvious that this is also taken into account, and the President of Switter put his eyes on the side of him, asking for help in a painful way.

“What are we gonna do now?”

“If such letters of nomination were rejected, they would certainly cause dissatisfaction with other scholarships.” After a moment of reflection, Secretary-General Meriffin began to say, “Well, we’re a little bigger, and we recognize his research.”

“This is impossible!” The President of Swight, without the slightest hesitation, said, “If anyone else does, it’s Lu Zhou, and it’s not Stanford University and Kolhart professor, the Congress will not be satisfied with our choices.”

“Not necessarily.”

The President of Council Switter gave the message to Secretary-General Meriffić, who had spoken about it, an eyewitness for questioning and awaiting his explanation.

He was not allowed to wait a long time, and Secretary-General Meriffin stopped for a moment and explained it.

“IT IS CLEAR TO ANYONE THAT THE UNITED STATES HAS LOST THE SPACE RACE AND THAT, BECAUSE CONTROLLED FUSION TECHNOLOGIES HAVE CHOSEN TO COMPROMISE CHINA ON A RANGE OF HISTORICAL LEGACY ISSUES. EVEN IF NASA STILL USED SPACE WEAPONS ON THE COAST OF THE PACIFIC AS A THREAT ARGUMENT BY HIS ELDERS, DID YOU NOT NOTICE? THE SOUND OF CONFRONTATION FROM OFFICIAL SOURCES IS ACTUALLY GETTING SMALLER.”

“So?”

“The population has become increasingly tired of this resultant confrontation, and the White House is also aware that it is difficult in the short term to rely on a phased victory in the confrontation to obtain support rates for itself. The next three failures will lead to a gradual loss of confidence on the part of the voters,” Look at President Switter, Secretary-General Meriffin, who seriously said, “Lu Zhou, if he is able to visit North America, may serve as an opportunity to repair relations between the two countries.”

Captain Switter wrinkled his eyebrows.

“I do not want to bring political matters into academia.”

“Does that make sense now? And don’t forget who is supporting our funding,” Secretary-General Meriffin shrugged his shoulder, “and that’s not what brings political matters into the academic community. Do you think, with his thesis, the results of the Nobel Prize level are not matched by an annual league award?”

“As for Stanford University and Kolhart professor, if you really care about their feelings… I don’t think it’s an embarrassing thing to lose to the land professor.”

It

seems to have been persuaded, and this time, Captain Switter was silent for a long time.

About five minutes later, he finally opened his mouth.

“Go to the White House and ask their views.”

“If they intend to use this opportunity to rehabilitate relations with China…”

“Believe that Colkhart professor will surely understand our situation.”