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The Internet noise on the earth cannot be transmitted to the moon. Not to mention that there is no such equipment in the lunar module, even if it is, the Binhai Space Command Center will ask them to turn it off.

They flew hundreds of thousands of kilometers, but the short period of landing on the moon was the most consuming and tiring, so rest was a must.

And rest also helps them adapt to the moon's gravity. Although the moon's gravity is only one-sixth of the earth's gravity, in just two days the astronauts experienced the earth's normal gravity, long-term weightlessness and one-sixth of the earth's gravity. It won't work if you don't adjust it properly.

And today’s technology also allows them to “waste” precious time.

Unlike the Americans who landed on the moon decades ago, the technological content of the Chinese lunar module for the moon landing this time is not comparable to that of the lunar module of that era.

More advanced technology allows it to carry more stuff while maintaining the same weight, allowing it to stay on the moon for a longer time.

Moreover, China's first moon landing carried a manned lunar rover, which allowed them to move more freely and explore a wider range.

While the whole world was still talking about their moon landing, Wang Ping and Ye Peng had already rested and had enough energy to prepare for extravehicular activities.

"Are you ready?" Wang Ping asked Ye Peng next to him.

Ye Peng screwed on the helmet and said, "You are ready. You can leave the cabin and walk on the moon at any time."

"Very good," Wang Ping nodded and reported to the Binhai Command Center, "Binhai Command Center, this is Chang'e-5. We are ready and can leave the cabin at any time."

The ground operator said, "This is the Binhai Command Center, Chang'e 5. Please check the space suit for outings again."

"Got it, check the suit."

Wang Ping repeated the order, then checked the spacesuit again with Ye Peng, and then checked all items again under the command of the ground before being allowed to leave the cabin.

Although it is troublesome to do this, this kind of trouble can ensure their life safety, and will not let China's expenditure on this moon landing be in vain.

Although these costs will not be as large as the Americans' moon landing, and they are not desperate, they will not be wasted if they can.

When Wang Ping and Ye Peng used the breathing system of the spacesuit, they began to extract the air from the cabin. When the pressure in the cabin dropped to one-sixth of the ground atmospheric pressure, Wang Ping opened the side cabin door. When the pressure dropped to At one-tenth of the atmosphere, the hatch to the moon also opened.

At this time, the inside of the Chang'e-5 lunar landing module was as complete a vacuum as the outside.

Ye Peng made a gesture of invitation and said directly, "Commander, ladies first, and I would like to wish the birth of "the first woman in the world to land on the moon"."

"Thank you," Wang Ping was not polite. She thanked him and walked to the cabin door.

The Binhai Command Center was also watching this place in real time. Seeing that it was ready to leave the cabin, it turned on the live broadcast and connected it directly to the camera on the top of the cabin door, which happened to be able to capture Wang Ping going out.

Wang Ping stood on the porch outside the cabin and could see the dark space in the distance. The moon was shining with white light under the sun, but if you look closely, it was a gray powder. Although this scene looked a bit... Desolate, but she was still very excited.

Exiting the cabin is both honorable and dangerous. Although various testing equipment outside the cabin have told her about the situation outside, she still has to go out to know the actual situation.

However, she still feels that she is lucky. After she went to space for the first time and taught children a lesson, she hoped to be a space teacher again. Unexpectedly, she actually became a space teacher again, and Or we took the spacecraft of a Chinese private aerospace company.

In an interview, she also revealed her desire to land on the moon, but that was just her blessing for the country's aerospace industry.

Because by 2030, even if China has the strength to land on the moon, it will have nothing to do with her. By then she will be 50 years old and has passed her age. The moon landing mission will definitely be carried out by astronauts with more suitable age and ability. conduct.

Unexpectedly, the mission to land on the moon was advanced eleven years, and at this time she became the most suitable candidate, and her dream of landing on the moon came true.

After being stunned for a moment, she walked back down the escalator step by step in a white walking spacesuit. She stood on the last step with her legs together, then jumped slightly and landed on her feet. On the moon.

This feeling made her feel very strange. Unlike in space, she couldn't feel the weight of the spacesuit, but the spacesuit was obviously very heavy, but it made her feel very light. This conflicting perception made her feel a little uncomfortable. adapt.

"Binhai Command Center, I have successfully left the cabin and reached the moon."

When her feet landed on the ground, the earth was filled with joy again.

At this time, we have to praise the progress of technology. Compared with the technology when the United States landed on the moon, both signal transmission and camera clarity are superior.

And the ground can freely switch back and forth between the shots they want to broadcast, and can also control the camera to turn and shoot what they want to see, so those watching the live broadcast can see everything clearly.

They also saw the second astronaut's extravehicular activities. This was filmed by the Binhai Command Center asking Wang Ping to stand in position and using the camera on her helmet.

In the live video, when Wang Ping and Ye Peng opened the Chinese flag and the United Nations flag made of special plastic not far from the Chang'e 5 lunar module, facing the lunar module, placed them on the ground and saluted, many people on the earth The solemn national anthem rang out everywhere, which was another great victory for the motherland.

"...We come with peace in the world. As one of the permanent members of the United Nations, China has been working for world peace..."

As Wang Ping read out the moon landing proclamation (guang) and gao (gao), the live broadcast screen quickly changed from the footage of them from the lunar module to the footage captured by the camera on Wang Ping's helmet.

In front of them were the national flags of China and the United Nations. Due to the special materials, they were fully unfolded, as if they were fluttering in the wind.

Behind the flag is the Chang'e-5 lunar module, which is parked there quietly. Below it is the radial trace blown out by the reverse thrust rocket when it descended, telling the story of its landing.

And looking into the dark space in the distance, we can only see a group of light sources there, and that is our earth.

Looking up at the Earth from the Moon, our home is like a glowing sphere, with a small half hidden in the darkness, while the areas illuminated by the sun reflect dazzling brilliance, and there is a halo formed by the atmosphere scattering sunlight. , you can see clearly blue ocean and white clouds, and the size is several times larger than the moon we see from the earth.

This kind of scenery looks particularly spectacular, and even the entire universe seems to be eclipsed by it. Not even a star can be seen, and the beautiful blue planet is everywhere.

Of course, this is not the reason for the stars, but the reason for the camera.

But if you can see the earth, the audience won't care about the stars.

Time was limited. After completing these things, Ye Peng jumped to the side of Chang'e-5, put down the manned lunar rover mounted on it, and began their lunar scientific research journey.

This manned lunar rover is also quite crudely built in order to reduce weight, but its technical content is not low at all and its functions are very complete. It is much more advanced than the manned lunar rover used by the United States when it landed on the moon.

Although it is a bit unethical to say this, after all, it was something decades ago, and China was also decades behind before landing on the moon, so there is nothing to be proud of.

But who allowed the United States to be the only country to complete a manned moon landing in so many years? Who else should we compare with it?

And it can be said that this vehicle is indeed more advanced than the American manned lunar rover. After all, decades of technological progress are not in vain.

When they started mining moon rocks, the Binhai Command Center said, "If the load allows, we can consider bringing more back. We can give it away when the time comes. We can't be stingy and only give away one gram."