Blooming America

Catherine suddenly realized that she was wrong, and it was very wrong...

After Walker explained the matter to Catherine, Catherine realized what was going on...

"You mean...outer space operations?"

She felt a little short-circuited in her brain...

"Yes, we think that the Soviet Union is likely to be interested in your'Machine Gunmen'. The Soviet Union has already entered outer space before us. They are likely to study these'Navy 6 Teams' against us. If the Soviet Union can If we invest a lot of troops in outer space, we, the United States, will be completely finished."

This Walker really likes to be hysterical.

No matter how Catherine listened, she felt extremely absurd.

She is not sure whether every sauce fungus and brick house in the Pentagon (unmistakable) have committed the "second disease".

These things...Tm.d too illusory

Forgive Catherine, although she doesn't want to say bad words, but she can't bear it anymore.

This is the situation of Shenma?

All metal mad netbsp; radiation?

Or the terminator?

Could it be that the rate of change of the world line has passed? ?

"That... Mr. Smith... can you tell us the specifics?"

Catherine could only ask in the end.

"Walker organized the language, and then said: "According to the inference of experts, the Soviet Union is most likely to launch a submarine carrier. "When talking about this, Walker paused suddenly, he wiped his sweat a little: "But because of material limitations, if they want to realize this idea, it is unlikely, unless we can develop a strength. Higher new alloys. "

Walker's words reminded Catherine of titanium alloy, which is much better than steel in the aerospace field.

"But on the other hand, the cost of the Soviet Union's desire to form a space force is much smaller than that... Oh, can you imagine that the Soviets are on top of us, watching us at any time? Oh, My God, this is terrible."

Think about it, it seems to be true.

If one's own enemy looks at him above his head every day, anyone would be upset, right?

This is more than just practical value. If the Soviet Union really has a space force, the psychological pressure they will cause to the Americans is also huge-even if this force is actually not lethal at all.

From the standpoint of these people of the age, they are not able to know the future like Catherine, and it is not surprising that they have all kinds of weird ideas.

Catherine sorted out the thoughts in her mind, although she had always felt "beaten" since just now. But as a capitalist, she knows exactly what she should do.

"Then how is the federal government prepared to respond?"

Catherine asked again next.

"Of course it is to form our own space force. We think your idea is very bang. The creativity of the Navy 6 team can not only be used on the 6th ground, but also suitable for space war... For example... the moon."

Upon hearing Walker's words, Catherine even once appeared in Catherine's mind that the U.S. and the Soviets were shooting at each other on a certain position on the moon...

Could the third world war explode on the moon?

Will "Clash of the Moon" become a reality?

Well, everything is just a delusion. If the Soviet Union can survive until the middle of the 21st century, there may be that possibility, but can the Soviet Union really survive that long...

Catherine asked tentatively: "But don't you think our idea is too leap forward?"

It's just like the "Great Leap Forward."

"As long as the federal government is determined, we Americans will be omnipotent."

Walker is obviously full of confidence in the federal government. He obviously doesn't know what the future of the United States will become, and how incompetent the federal government will be...

"Then what exactly does the Federal Government plan to do?"

Catherine asked again.

"It depends on your company's attitude. Our federal government's original intention is to establish a space technology company, with the government and aRk Group owning 51 and 49 shares respectively, and then use this as an opportunity to study and target Solutions to some problems that may arise in the future..."

Catherine listened attentively-although she thought this thing was ridiculous, how ridiculous it was.

"Our company seems to be a company specializing in space tourism..." Walker explained somewhat mysteriously.

(For U.S. dollars.)

"But in fact, this company should actually study the existence of various space technologies for our federal government. If we want to win the Soviet Union in future wars, it is more than just a simple'enthusiasm'. . We still need all kinds of technical support." Walker looked serious.

(For the dollar...)

"Our space force will have a quick response mechanism. In the future, it will replace our existing quick response force and become a powerful force that our US military can invest in any corner of the world within 12 hours."

(For dollars)

"Our journey is the sea of ​​stars"

(For dollars)

The other party finally finished talking, and Catherine suspected that if Walker's nerves were higher, she might collapse.

"Then... can we start discussing some specific things about this company?"

Walker nodded.

He did not come alone, but led a team.

As for Catherine, she still needs to prepare.

After throwing the matter to the following, Catherine, who was almost exhausted, returned to the office. As for the new company, it was discussed below.

"Ugh……"

As soon as she returned to the office, Catherine lay weakly on the sand.

"Kate, what's the matter with you? Since just now, you have been a little bit wrong?"

Elsa squatted in front of Catherine and looked at her worriedly.

"I have dysmenorrhea..."

Catherine, who was stuffed with her head in the sand, was spitting out weakly.

Maybe it was because it was uncomfortable to press the chest, she sat up again: "This is too sci-fi. Are the heads of the people in the Pentagon all fat? Believe this kind of thing?"

It’s no wonder that just a study on "from which angle biscuits can be dipped into cows can absorb moisture faster" can make the Pentagon allocate hundreds of thousands of dollars as research funding... Damn it, don’t they know that they can directly soak the biscuits? Can I just go down?

Catherine looked at Elsa, but found that the other party was looking at herself with a strange look.

"Kate, I always think your idea is very good, why do you think so?"

"what?"

Catherine felt a little bit unaware.

"Kate, your ideas have always been so bang, why are you so unconfident? Every time you write down your new ideas, I will read them when I organize the files. Those ideas are really amazing."

Catherine scratched her head.

She really didn't expect that Elsa would have such an idea about this... Oh, my God, this thing is really ridiculous...

"Elsa, do you really think all of my ideas can become reality?"

"Except for the anti-gravity engine or something, it seems a bit too difficult. Everything else is fine. If the father floats the fleet, it can be achieved by nuclear reaction? This is what you wrote."

It suddenly occurred to Catherine that she seemed to have written about the floating fleet, but Catherine had always believed that "anti-gravity" was a kind of pseudoscience-at least this thing hadn't been more than a year, and I was afraid that even the basic theory would not be able to appear-so she just I thought about a kind of airship that uses nuclear fission reactors as energy sources.

But she was only a little interested at the time because she was a little bit interested, and that idea might be difficult to realize, and she couldn't expect such a thing to happen.

Catherine suddenly thought that she had heard about dog brain robots and dog brain computers studied in the Soviet Union, connecting the dog's brain with the computer... Regardless of whether this was true or not, there were indeed many people who believed this "at the time". . And this matter is also a matter of the age.

It seems that people who have not been baptized by the information explosion are still willing to believe in all science fiction products.

"Forget it, what they are willing to believe, that's their business, I just need to collect the money."

Catherine curled her lips. As a person from the 21st century, she knew how history would unfold. Space Force? Moon base?

Even at that time, Catherine felt that this idea was a bit suspenseful, let alone now.

"Eh...but it's hard to tell..."

Catherine's startled look made Elsa a little worried. She used to make a cup of black tea for Catherine.

"Maybe... it's really possible."

Even in the 21st century, many of people’s ideas originated during the Cold War. Many sci-fi scenes simply copied the ideas during the Cold War. It’s only because of various 3D technologies that people have a kind of " "Science fiction" feeling, cut off the skin, these ideas are almost exactly the same as those during the Cold War.

The period of the Cold War was a time when mankind made the fastest technological progress ~www.wuxiaspot.com~Information** was conceived during the Cold War.

If the United States and the Soviet Union maintain confrontation, it is really possible for the United States and the Soviet Union to establish a lunar base for confrontation-even if this lunar base is not too perfect, but in order to seize the advantage, even if the two sides have many defective equipment, they will Go grab that place.

This is different from the 21st century where Catherine lived.

Because the Soviet Union has disintegrated, the United States has become invincible, and there are almost no military conflicts between major powers, so the previous momentum has plummeted. And at this time, the importance of technical safety is also ahead of the technology. If there is no complete technology, few people are willing to take risks.

Catherine nodded. Although she still thinks that the "Moon Base" is unlikely to be realized in the near future, she finally found a reason to convince herself.

"Well... I'll talk to them again then."

Catherine picked up the black tea and put it to her mouth...

"All for the dollar..."