Scholar’s Advanced Technological System

The tire crushed the gravel and made creak sound.

In the endless Desert, a train of Mars travelled slowly in the wind of a romantic dance.

In this area where no one has disturbed for a long time, in addition to this entire terrestrial survey vehicle under the control of AI, only a few microbiology is still struggling on whilst at death’s door.

Time seems to have taken everything that it can take.

In this dead world, every gravel is full of cold.

However, today is an extraordinary day for this dead planet.

A silver white circle slowed down from the air with the sound of that engine coming through a rare atmosphere. Four rough flames and gas flowing at its forefront pushed an umbrella of archs, spreading the red sand on the ground far away, and even lifting a small sandstorm.

It seems to have heard the movement from the sky, and the whole terrain survey car stick stick heads around to look for the ground shifting the entire angle camera at the top and throwing a “confusion” vision into the air.

It was also a glance to record that alarming scene.

As comets hit the surface, when the circle struck a brake on the ground, the flame of the umbrella was extinguished instantly and replaced by rolling sand dust, as in the waterfall, which generally struck the sky, like the clouds of the clouds of the clouds.

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Set it up.

Without emotional sampling, the “climb bugs” that lost interest in this silver white circle continued along the original route, and its owner set the mission for it to look at the terrain of the Mars surface and natural resources.

It’s been doing this all these years, and until the mechanical damage or the power is exhausted, it’ll keep doing it. Unlike the artificial energy that’s communicating with it, it’s not all but a record of curiosity.

not all of you and this “colleague” who came to Mars earlier took pictures, and the colony class after landing did not even rest a bit and immediately started deploying.

Approximately four or five meters long of the consortium stabbed directly into the surface, placing colonies firmly on the ground.

The silver white metal crust was then expanded in four directions, as in the case of an inflated doughnut circle, where samples and safe gas tanks were planted.

The deployment was very smooth.

Like they’ve been practicing many times in the desert in the north-west.

In the communications room in the colony class, Liang was connected through the control station to the Xu Fu, flying around the orbit, reporting briefly on the current situation.

“This is the Mars colonial outpost, and we have successfully landed.”

“The climate and environment here are worse than we imagined, but, fortunately, everything is well done… the colony deck has been deployed and the installation has so far been stable and there have been no difficult failures.”

“After a little rest, we will immediately begin today’s work.”

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brief as possible, the work report has been completed, and Ling has been updated to the Xu Fu Journal while sending the bulletin to the Nanjing Space Launch Centre.

Next, it’s a series of routine ceremony.

Just as these routine ceremony is under way, a four-wheel of Mars, similar to a wild vehicle, was slowed out of the garage outside the buffer room, driven by astrophysicists Van Court Academecian and entered a sand Sea along a straight track.

His destination is “water source”, 7.2 kilometres away from the colony class.

There is a beneath surface 20 meters, situated in the centre of a small basin and, according to estimates provided by the Nanjing Institute of Higher Studies, its stock is about 150 million cubic points.

Although many of the Earth’s reservoirs have been able to unravel this volume lightly, it has been able to highlight Mars’ “geomass” in relation to the state of water resources on the Moon.

For this colonial outpost, water resources are the first thing that must be ensured. It means that freshwater resources and oxygen are the most fundamental material basis for the functioning of the entire artificial ecological system.

Second, renewable resources, such as solar energy, wind energy, etc.

While the scarce and fragmented atmosphere on Mars makes solar energy and wind less accessible, it is better to use expensive nuclear energy if energy is collected on the ground.

After all, the application of nuclear fusion technologies on space stations, spacecraft, and the archaeological pile, is somewhat different.

The latter is a righteous magnetic restraint point, released from the energy of the star class, from a flame to a thermal release of every link through locally appropriate design, requiring hundreds of engineers to maintain the stable operation of the device.

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former, however, is only a pulmonary composition device based on silent light in liquid metals.

While the installation is numerous times smaller than a series of giant waves of archaeological, quarry, etc., the cost of energy use, total power and unit electricity is far from the top.

And that is one of the reasons why even the Moon Palace is equipped with such cells, there are still solar panels that are significantly larger than the size of the body.

The Nanjing Institute of Higher Studies is currently studying how to construct a streamlined generation of magnetic nodule units on the Moon to provide IMCRC opportunists and other “macro experimental equipment” in the Moon Science Station, thereby liberating the productivity of the wider winter city’s economic zone while inspiring the second generation of triangular technologies.

After all these years of development, the energy gap on the Moon is still small, and it is still difficult to rely entirely on solar panels and power plants.

As for the “Mars Science Station”, which is not even a name.

This forced power supply facility should not be considered.

Mars parked in the middle of the basin, and the paradigm from the car put down mobile drilling holes that led to the rear of the Martian vehicle, skilled to operate the platforms in hand, first using Seismic Wave to measure ground-based data, followed by multiple clusters of rock chips of 10 and 20 metres deep depth in three regions, respectively.

“Rock chip is done.”

After a series of telephones, Leung Captain’s voice will soon come from the newsletter channel.

“How’s it going?”

“It is incredible to believe that… I mean,” by the mobile drilling equipment that has been collected behind the train, the paradigm looks at the floor in hand, with a strange face. “The accurate data provided by the Nanjing Institute of Higher Studies makes it difficult to imagine how they stole such accurate data.”

It is also not very clear about this, but he is not particularly interested in these branches, and as the world’s top research institute, Nanjing’s Higher Institute naturally has its own approach.

Besides, they also have landlords.

Whatever the bandits think, put it on that man, makes sense.

“Perhaps it was from the remains of the New Virginia that information was collected from the Americans, as if it had been a long time ago, and since the information was accurate, we would not have to grieve about freshwater resources for three years.”

More than 100 million cubic metres of freshwater reserves.

Don’t say it’s three years, it’s ten times their population, and it won’t be over for 300 years.

The original colony class was ecologically friendly, with very small demand for external resource input and optimism, and they could even be a full internal cycle of water resources, but only a little more energy consumed.

“Anything else?”

“Well, there’s one more thing I have to report to you.”

The tone has brought a little excitement, and Van continues to say it.

“Previously, when I was doing Seismic Wave’s tests, I found a somewhat exaggerated seismic torch around here.”

“Earthquake torches?” The bride wrinkles down the eyebrows, “Are you sure… is the seismic torch?”

“I’m sure! It would never be mistaken, and that kind of fragmentation could only be a natural earthquake. Because the ground is lower, it’s lucky not to be buried by a storm sand! It is surprising, however, that, according to the information I have learned from the literature, the geological activities of Mars should have ceased a few hundred years ago, a geological structure that is commonly found in the active areas of plastic movement… very unusual. Can I go down and see?”

Planet geology is his profession.

At this juncture, the excitement and excitement in his heart are no longer possible to describe it in language.

Although it’s just a small crack, it’s found that it’s possible to rewrite the human civilization’s perception of Mars! As a Scholar, is there anything more exciting than that?

Compared with the excitement of Van Court Academecian, there is much more room for relative calm.

For prudent reasons, after a moment of thought, he finally rejected this risky proposal.

“You come back and say that your mission today is over, or not to save the branches better.”

Vancouver: “I assure you, there will be no danger! It’s about ten meters in depth, and I can climb up even without a safe rope… Of course, I’ll put it on my waist.”

“Now, come back, this is an order,” Liang says, “Put your discovery down in today’s Journal of Work, and I’ll let civilization follow you tomorrow.”

It’s been silent for a long time, and in the end there was a sigh in the communication channel.

“Well… you’re right.”

Some looked behind that broken mouth, Van, along with some unfortunate shook the head, threw the tools back on the train and re-drilled into the cabin.

Looking at the positioning signals that began to return on the screen, the bridges standing in the communications room are generally relaxed.

Recognizing that freshwater resources are the last work today.

From the landing to the moment, everything was going well, and he didn’t want to be making some things out of it.

But be it as it may, for that “earthquake torch” that should not have appeared, his heart was equally curious.

He has already made an idea, and when Van Court Academecian returns, he will report it to the Ground Command Centre, and it will be decided by Earth researchers whether to investigate it further…