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"Cheng Dong, how's the signal strength?"

Tang Chuan sat in the command seat, looking at the large screen, and asked Cheng Dong, who was in Lunar Palace II.

"Director Tang, the signal strength is fine, 4.7 times higher than the last live broadcast," Cheng Dong reported.

"That's good," Tang Chuan nodded and said, "You, Lin Yang, Zi Zhen, and Afu, check all the steps again. We'll start the broadcast on time in five minutes. After this live broadcast, we won't trouble you with this kind of thing in the short term."

Live broadcasting does affect the normal work and rest of astronauts, although they are permanent residents and a few hours don't matter, but that's just how it is.

This is a globally requested live broadcast, and it's impossible not to interact with the audience at all for three hours, not to mention there are dedicated interactive segments. Interaction will definitely delay the normal work and rest time of the astronauts.

But just like Tang Chuan said, there definitely won't be any more live broadcasts in the short term after this one. To be honest, there's not much to see on the moon.

Its main color is basically a gray haze, and it's far from Earth, so the Earth seen from there is only a little bigger than the Moon seen from Earth, far less magnificent than the scenery seen from Earth orbit.

So, before the live broadcast, they specially assembled an antenna with extremely high transmitting and receiving power to make the broadcast clearer.

This is a folding antenna, and the diameter of the parabolic "dish" after unfolding can reach an astonishing 10 meters!

To reduce weight and complexity, it lacks an automatic deployment device and requires astronauts to manually assemble and deploy it.

Of course, such a large antenna is not specifically prepared for live broadcasting, but to complete many communication-related experiments. This live broadcast can only be considered "borrowing its light."

It will provide viewers on Earth with the highest definition and best signal Earth-Moon live broadcast ever.

Online, the official live broadcast room has already opened, but it's just a fixed moon picture with a countdown next to it, which is the countdown to the official start.

Viewers have already begun to excitedly guess what new things will be shown in this live broadcast.

"I wonder what they'll show us. Do you think there will be a fuel refueling scene?"

"I guess there should be. They found ice before, and the latest information also says they'll take off and return in a week, so they must be producing fuel now, right?"

"Maybe they'll even let us see the lunar ice mining site. I'm very curious about it. I wonder what the difference is between it and mining?"

"This... I really don't know, but lunar ice should be considered a strategic resource on the moon, right? Will they let us see it?"

"Can this even be labeled 'strategic'? Didn't they say that the moon isn't allowed to be used for military purposes, only for scientific research?"

"How long have you not been online? Don't you know the current situation? Now who still abides by the old agreements? New agreements are about to come out."

"Hey, never mind. Wait for it to start... it's starting, it's starting, people are coming out!"

The live broadcast started on time, initially inside Lunar Palace II.

Although the astronauts have only lived there for two days, there is already a lot of life in it.

When Lunar Palace II first landed, there was a live broadcast, which used the monitoring cameras in each space to roughly show it, and then someone on Earth explained what this was for and what that was for.

At that time, Lunar Palace II had not yet been unsealed, and many things were stored in packages. All you could see were spotless equipment and packages of all sizes.

Now it's different. The four astronauts have lived there for two days, and many packages have been opened, with things taken out and placed or hung up. There are also astronauts' favorite paintings, photos, and small ornaments, which have added a touch of messiness to the living space of Lunar Palace II.

This touch of messiness is the breath of life. As time goes on, things inside will definitely become "more and more messy."

This is normal. Look at the International Space Station. There are clumps of wires and various equipment hanging on the walls. If you didn't say it was the International Space Station, people would really think it was a waste recycling station.

It's like a new house. When it's first renovated, everything is neat and tidy, and it seems very spacious. But after you live there for half a year, you'll find that it's small everywhere and full of things everywhere.

Now there are only two astronauts inside, Cheng Dong and Tong Anfu. The other two have gone to mine ice. There is also a live camera there.

The location is in the permanent shadow area of the crater. Everyone knows the general location, just make sure the precise coordinates are not leaked.

Anyway, there is only one live camera, which is the camera on the lunar rover, and it is fixed throughout the whole process, just to take a look at the process of collecting ice.

Tang Chuan had seen it before, it was very boring.

Inside Lunar Palace II, the two greeted the indoor monitoring camera, and then the picture switched to the professional camera in Tong Anfu's hand and began to introduce the modules one by one, following Cheng Dong.

Although the things said were similar to the last live broadcast, it was a completely different feeling to hear narration and someone introducing it live.

Because only two days had passed, some tasks had not yet begun, such as planting plants. They only showed the seeds they brought and said that they would be planted in a few days, and then they went to the next area.

However, the small animals they transferred from the spacecraft were very lively, and they took a lot of shots and introduced them.

After introducing the inside, the two put on their spacesuits and went to the lunar surface.

Seeing the way these new spacesuits are worn again, netizens were still quite shocked.

There's no way, it looks too much like power armor in science fiction works. People have no doubt that as long as they pick up weapons, it can go to the battlefield to fight.

After all, it can adapt to the harsh space environment, and it should be similar on the battlefield, at most the battery life is not so great.

People in the aerospace field are very interested in it, but people who like military equipment are even more interested in it…

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Holy crap!

People who like military equipment were shocked!

The astronauts successfully exited the cabin, and then the camera looked back. What was going on with that circle of man-high sandbags outside the Lunar Palace II habitat?

Is it a defensive fortification?!

"I'll go, what is that? Don't tell me those are sandbags?"

"It must be, it must be sandbags. Look at the shape, look at the way they are stacked, it's the construction method of defensive fortifications!"

"Good fellow, is Tianxia building a military fortress? Who are they defending against, America or aliens??"

"Tianxia is openly violating international law. They definitely want to monopolize the moon. They have even started building military facilities. We strongly protest and suggest that Tianxia's lunar landing qualification be revoked!!"

"Is there some misunderstanding here? If it is a military facility against Earth countries, would they dare to broadcast it so openly for us to see?"

"Yes, it is very likely to be used to resist aliens. Aliens have already reached Mars. Of course, we humans must prepare early, so the law is the law, and we can't take care of so much when necessary."

"Hooray! Finally, I see a country taking action! These days, I'm almost worried to death. Aliens have already reached Mars, but we humans have no reaction!"

"That's not right, using sandbag fortifications to fight aliens? Who are you kidding? Are aliens still holding guns and charging towards sandbag fortifications?"

The barrage had a tendency to quarrel, but the astronauts directly explained.

"This is the artificial lunar soil protection layer we are building. After it is completed, it can resist some of the space radiation for us and reduce the damage of radiation to us."

"Everyone should know the power of space radiation. We Earth are very lucky to have the protection of the magnetic field and the atmosphere, but the moon is miserable. It has no protection of its own magnetic field…"

"…"

Okay, so that's what happened.

It's just sandbags, but what kind of "artificial lunar soil protection layer" is it? It's so grand and flashy.

What is the difference between this and "Human Skin Dirt Science", "Earth Environmental Arrangement", and "Cuboid Solid Oriented Movement Engineer"?

Ah, there is still some. At least these sandbags... are piled on the moon.

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