Skynet Architect

This frankly points directly to Australia, isn't that a vast continent? But where is this immortal Ganges sand? Australia is big, it is more than 7.6 million square kilometers, more than half of China.

The vast land and rich resources can evaluate this place in this way, not to mention the small local population and very low residential density. Such an environment makes their lives very comfortable.

But no matter how comfortable it is, according to the magical degree of the immortal Ganges sand described in so many books, it should be taken seriously, right?

But no, no one knows about this mysterious thing, and Si Fan doesn't know where he is. The historical data only say how magical this thing is.

And the navigator was even more confused, because he knew that he didn't see this thing with his own eyes, but that his captain and the boatswain walked ashore for nearly a month. After returning, the boatswain lost two Fingers grow back.

Only then did they confirm that they had really seen the sand of the eternal Ganges.

"With the three-day walking range and the environmental calculations of the year, this place should be easy to calculate. Then when did they anchor? Should you know the exact location?" Si Fan asked.

Chen Hexin is determined to get the one hundred thousand dollars. For some people, one hundred thousand dollars is really too little, but for the old man Chen Hexin, it is very important. His little grandson is about to get married, although the wedding room has already been bought Yes, but what about the decoration? And what about the dowry? These years, the requirements are colorful and green, and there is nothing extravagant, which makes him a headache for the old professor. Now the high remuneration for a few days of hard work can be regarded as the decoration money, but what about the gift money?

How many more grades should the decoration be upgraded? The old man had no choice but to grit his teeth and fight. He translated the most books. Foreigner professors pay attention to eight-hour working hours. He divided his day into three waves, six hours each time, and slept for six hours. Only then did the work several times more than others, and then produced a lot of evidence.

He took out a series of various materials, not only those he found from these books, but also the materials he consulted in museums on the Internet, all of which alluded or alluded to something.

Finally, according to the navigator's diary, they settled on the destination, Canberra.

The location where the navigator finally anchored was based on his professional navigator knowledge records. After Professor Chen Hexin consulted the geographer who also checked the data here, he confirmed that they anchored at the current Batemans Bay, and then he waited. for nearly a month.

This is the main evidence that they are registered in Australia, and this is the location.

And their captain sailed directly to the northwest, and it took a month to go there.

It can be recovered after such a long time, it can only be said that they really made a lot of marks on the road.

Back then, Australia had never been developed. There were no roads or even roads along the way, so we had to keep our heads down.

After walking in such an environment for more than a month, I came back alive.

But even if the clue is broken here, he can find the port of landing.

Can't pinpoint the exact location.

It doesn't matter, there is other evidence. This has already locked the approximate position, so it needs to be corroborated.

Then he took out another book, which introduced another story, which came from a diary of Captain Cook, who was also a great explorer, navigator, and cartographer who discovered the Australian continent.

But after discovering the continent, he explored it too, and in his journal he speaks of a magical place in the middle of a huge river, where he once swam in a very small tributary, and then Here he found traces of other humans and made a small fortune.

When he left, he found that his myopia had been cured, so he praised this little tributary.

It’s just a description in a few sentences, but the location he wrote is very detailed,

After all, here he cured his myopia.

When compared with current data and geographic analysis. That is the Molongelo River, and the location of this small tributary is in the current capital of Australia, Canberra, a great city specially designed and built. From the first day of construction, the goal is the capital city. His heritage Should be quite enough.

And that little tributary.

According to Si Fan's understanding, it should no longer exist, because the location of that tributary is now more famous.

Lake Griffin, a must-visit place in Canberra, has a famous jet fountain where you can swim, sail and fish.

That's part of enjoying life in Canberra, and those famous Canberra landscapes are all around Lake Griffin.

It can be said that this is the core of Canberra.

The reason why Si Fan is so sure is that this is an artificial lake, and the most basic element for choosing the location of the artificial lake is that it must be suitable for excavating the artificial lake.

It is not possible to dig in just any place. Firstly, it must be suitable for human beings. Secondly, the labor cost of this place is not so expensive. A very small tributary can be continuously expanded into an artificial lake.

At least the most important rules are adapted here, which is very suitable for excavation, and the labor cost is very low.

With such a judgment, it is Si Fan's turn to judge. Since this is Lake Griffin, does it mean that the sand of the Bulao Ganges has been destroyed or discovered?

Of course, there is a greater chance of sabotage.

At this time, other professors also began to provide evidence.

If the specific location is deduced, then others can provide evidence.

In the end, among the many classics, the whole team came to the conclusion that the old Ganges sand is very magical. It actually does not occupy a large area. In the end, it may not be too much. Water is the magic, he is not so conspicuous in itself. But even so, he still has some special places, so the workers who built it at that time may have collected this precious sand and used it somewhere.

With this idea, it is also a process of continuous exploration. They consulted the detailed information on the construction of Griffin Lake in those years. Dig the surrounding resources for construction, plus more local resources.

In this way, Si Fan can be sure that this old Ganges sand is likely to be picked up by the phone to do something.

With deduction, Si Fan has already decided to take his relatives, friends and confidante to Canberra for vacation.

Well, Professor Chen Hexin also successfully received his extra reward of 100,000 US dollars. He deserves it.